Community Notes From Onford Ohio Area Visitors
Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across Onford Ottawa and Toledo. Names include Hagel Sharpe Ethel Bank Helen Fink Ann Downs Florence Gingrich Esther Ayers Opal Sears Marabelle Masalles Dorothy Betts and many others with travel to Bowling Green Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Chicago for graduations reunions and social events. A Baptist church reading and a silver relief offering at Fauver Bible Class are noted as community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethe Hdgar
Miami University
Onford
Ohio
Hagel Sharpe
Ethel Bank
Toledo
Helen Fink
Reichardt
Chas. Snider
Local Social News and Community Events Record
Mr and Mrs Oliver McClain attended the Byers retire list at Stine pith near Marenei Michigan. Mrs M Domitio visiting Wester ville Ohio returned Saturday but broke her ankle, improving. Kiwanis split into two squads for attendance contest with dinner for winners at Avery Inn. Mrs Grant Bonnell and Mrs Herman Case attended Grand Lodge in Dayton, Mrs Bonnell delegate. Bonnell family visiting Kenton. Harger and Geringer families attended Saeger reunion at Montpelier. Dr A C Starry weekend guests of Drs Cole. Starry to Michigan University this year. Dr George McGuffin and Dr Cole to Grantville and Columbus. sons to Denison University at Granville this Twenty five. Travellers Club of Defiance, 25 members, dined at Avery Inn. Barber Bank notes event at Expositor Office for 5 percent and earlier 10 percent paid years ago. Mr John May of Nebraska and others called on McClains. twenty-one dined there. Northwestern Ohio Lumber Dealers Association met at Liberty Hall June 16, banquet at Avery Inn with about fifty. Ford touring car of Estell Palor stolen in Brailey during Co. no boys’ meeting. reward $25. Wausoon Boy Scout Band second in uniform at Firemen’s Convention in Bryan. Montpelier Band first. Next convention to be held in Na role.
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M Domitio
Westerville
Ohio
Domitio
Kiwanis Club of
Napoleon
Avery Inn
Grant Bonnell
Herman Case
Grand Lodge of Pythian Sisters
Dayton
Bonnell
Expositor Office
John May
Nebraska
Andrew May
Kanaus
David Harrison
Albret Doom
Famly
Winameg
Frank Hickey
Morenci
Oliver
Estell Palor
Brailey
Waisoon Boy Scout
Bryan
Montpelier
New Laws for Protection of Children
Judge A M Barber hails new juvenile court laws backed by Rotary clubs. The first law lets judges declare crippled children wards of the court and place them with the State Board of Charities for up to a year of treatment in state hospitals, with costs billed to the child's home county. The second law requires adoptive parents to have the child in their home at least six months and mandates a court agent investigation before adoption.
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A. M. Barber
Rotary Clubs
State Board of Charities
Delegates Named for Fulton County Sunday School Convention
A list of Fulton County Sunday School delegates to the State Sunday School Convention in Columbus, June 28 to July, includes Rev. S. Walker of Fayette and many others from Metamora Lyons Wauseon Delta Swanton and Pettisville. Rev. A. V. Wilson of Delta is listed as a convention speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School
Fulton County
Columbus
T Walker
Fayette
Arthur Terry
Morenci
Mich
Chesterfield Christian
Hibbard
Metamora
Lyons Christian
N. Fleenor
Lyons
Rice
D. B. Nelson
Donald Robinson
Wauseon
Taylor M. Blauline Murray
Taylor
R. E. Hannan
Delta
Stella Shell
Swanton
Shiloh
A. C. Lambert
Christian
L. D. Burgoon
County SS. Association
A. V. Wilson
Horse theft incident leads to juvenile custody in Wauseon
Walter Miller reported his horse and buggy missing from Stotzer Harness Shop in Wauseon. Clifford Tressler, 17, held by Sheriff Ford and turned over to Juvenile Court officer GC. A. Cole, with motive uncertain but claimed no theft intent during a council meeting.
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Walter Miller
Wauseon
Stotzer
Miller
Sheriff Ford
Clifford Tressler
Clifford
GC. A. Cole
Tressler
North Fulton
Willow Street
Lin
Bne
Breisach Bros
East Chestnut Street
East Elm Street
Sycamore Street
Joselyn Upp
Jocelyn Upp
Commercial Street
Act to prevent traffic in stolen cars bill of sale rule
A report on Amended Senate Bill No. 4 requiring duplicate bills of sale for motor vehicle transfers and filed with the Clerk of Courts. It outlines who must sign and verify, when the act takes effect, penalties, and related procedures as explained during a Farm Bureau gathering in Wauseon. The piece also notes local shop advertising by Harrison and Funkhouser Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
New York
Manu Central
Wauseon
Bennett
Jones
Brailey
Big Farm Bureau
Western Co-operative Sales Co
At the Movies Friday and Saturday Showings
The listing notes film showings at 2425 William and 8 Hart with titles including John Pennicoats The Miracle of Monda Corrine Griffith Bab's Candidate and The Prince Chap Also mentions upcoming weeks featuring Poor Girl Rich Girl and Don't Ever Marry with Once to Every Woman.
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William 8
Hart
John Pennicoats
Eckhart Benjamin of Pettisville Dies at 84
Benjamin Eckhart, longtime Fulton County resident born December 17 1836 near Wauseon Ohio, died June 12 1921 after six months illness. Survived by wife Mary J Border Eckhart, daughter Mrs Ed Zeigler, two brothers Samuel and Solomon, one sister, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral June 15 at home in Wauseon burial in Wauseon cemetery. Card of Thanks accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Lewis
Catherine Eckhart
Fulton County
Ohio
Wauseon
Michigan
Mary J. Border
Pettisville
Ed Zeigler
Eckhart
Samuel
Mason
Mich
Solomon
Tontoganny
Mrs. C
J. P. Hight
P. Hopkins
Walter D. Skeels Funeral Services In Wauseon
The Robinson Gills Post No 265 of Wauseon led the funeral for Walter D Skeels whose remains were sent back from France. Services were held Sunday at 2:00 pm at Zion A B Church with Rev S R Dunham, Post chaplain, presiding. About forty legionnaires attended. The Post extended sympathy to the bereaved parents and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-Gills
Wauseon
Walter D. Skeels
France
Zion A. B
R. Dunham
Pons Winnecke Comet Meteor Shower Expected
The Pons Winnecke comet will shower meteors on June 27 as it speeds toward Earth at about 72,000 mph. Discovered by Pons on June 12, 1819, it was seen again in 1858 by Winnecke and is not dangerous, offering a spectacular naked eye display before midnight. Harrison and Funkhouser Bros invite observers to view and compare bathing suits.
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Pons Winnecke
Pons
Winnecke
Dedicatory July Fourth at Fulton County Soldiers Monument
The Fulton County Soldiers and Sailors Monument is ready for the July Fourth dedicatory exercises. Local American Legion Boys are coordinating the celebration details. Wauseon residents are urged to attend as the schedule includes initiation of new members and other business. Peninsular work shirts priced at 95c are advertised. Girl Scouts are to meet at the schoolhouse on Saturday June 25 at 7 o'clock. news requests to the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Soldiers and Sailors
Iican Legion
WRC
Wauseon
Youthful Corporation Head Credits Foresight and Thrift
Robert C. Byers, 28, president of Byers Service Corporations in Columbus, credits success to foresight, hard work, and thrift. He recalls starting early in business, leasing his first lot to a furniture dealer, and values government thrift campaigns and War Savings Stamps as wise investments for youth.
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Youthful Corporation
Core. O
Robert Co. Byers
Byers
Columbus
Ded
Saving as a habit, Harding urges thrift nationwide
President Harding, speaking in Columbus to the Savings Division of the Treasury, says saving money is largely a matter of habit. He urges Americans to save so the nation can rebuild stores of working capital and improve the world’s financial situation after the war. He emphasizes beginning early and sustaining savings for the country’s good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harding
Savings Division
United Staes Treasury Department
Bronze Tablets For War Stamp Workers Columbus Ohio
Bronze tablets commemorating county participation in the War Savings campaign are common in Ohio counties. The DaytonFederal Building tablet honors Montgomery County’s role in selling War Savings Stamps. Counties without tablets may request them from the Savings Division at 40 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. Ohio investors favor government securities over risky schemes, says P J Wood state savings director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Federal
Dayton
Montgomery County
Savings Division
Fourth Federal Reserve District
West
Gay Street
Columbu Ohio
P. J. Wood
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Paris Green
Wager & Gorsugh
Arthur Davis
Onyee
Carl Geringer
Chiccago
Shera, Roblin
Wilson Gehring
Chicago
John Sharpe
Hazel
Ann Downs
Cleveland
Elizabeth Lacksware
Marit Mathew
Rent Longpecker
Ottawa
Helen Lew
Frank Wilson
Gon Leroy
Flora Wilson
Nell Sech
Selah
Mis. Newton Weselm
Ridgeville
Horton
Sheffield
Penn
Henry
Florence Gingrich
Ann Arbor
Oliva Geringer
Raeger
Montpelier Keir
Rounds
Hoy Gould
Detroit
Aes
Caroline Snyder
Nora Ayers
David
Bowling Green
Esther
Opal Eeclres
Geo Lewix
New York City
Mabel Willeman
Mrs
In] Ell Williams
Alva Richardson
Granddaugehter Deahnees Ous
Isis
Meen
Jim Hibbard
Loyal Womens
The
Christian Church
Esther Ayers
Marabelle Masalles
Dorothy Betts
Tri-State College
Helen
Marcella Eastman
Flovertte Lockmann
Agnes Stutesman
Rockwood
Blinsfield
Ethel Avera
Ralph Miley
Oacar | Marks
C.F. Stotser
LM MacDonald
Henry Reichardt
Saat Pier
Ann
Mer Hubeck
Bluefeld
Mic
John Overly
Martha Hellman
Florida
George Overly
Williamsfield
Harry Willeman
Fred Lockmann
Grant
Geo. Lockmann
Ano Wd
Agnes Pryska Enseine
Halgste
Hamlet
Sherman Rhwlin
Mesdames Shannon Sherwven
Matthias, Kordion
Smith
Dunham
Fauver Bible Clans
First National Bank
As National Bank
BANK
Oliver McClain
Chas. Evers
Marenei
Kenton
J. L. Rushley
E. A. Harger
Howard
G. A. Geringer
Arthur
Saeger
A. C. Starry
George McGuffin
0. A. Cole
Grantville
Denison University
Granville
Travellers Club of
Defiance
Northwestern Ohio Lumber Dealers Association
Liberty Hall
Council
Ammerstein
Monda
Corrine Grifffith
Thomas Meighan
Thursas
Benjamin Eckhart
Jamin Eckhart
J. E. Zeigler
Pons Winnecke Comet
Fleming
Hough
Harrison and Funkhouser Bros
Wause
Fleming & Hough
Trinity Lutheran Church
Childtens
Peninsular
the Tribune
the Peoples State Bank
Wai
Gehring-Ruhlin CO
Lyon & Co
SUGAR
Swifts Pride
H. A. Krauss
Kuppenheimer
Wauseon, Ohio
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