Over There Two More Wauseon Boys Arrive Safe in France
Two additional Wauseon youths reach France with the air service, hailed as vital to keeping Uncle Sam’s aviation effort strong. The report highlights local hopes and the forming of air units to support the war in Europe, emphasizing patriotism and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
France
Air Service
Uncle Sam
George Dudley
Grant Bonnell
Edhan
Lawrence Bonnell
Donald Dudley
Walt
Cohen
Jean Airplanes
Pontine Oeen
Allen Chay
Aviation Sec
Servic
Robert RB. Risley
Ministers’ Union
Homefront Kitchen: Beans and Peas In Wartime Meals
The article details improvised wartime recipes using dried beans, lentils, and peas to stretch meat supplies. It describes kidney bean stew and a pea souffle, emphasizing simple ingredients, soaking beans overnight, and thickening sauces. It notes the broader context of supporting troops and the Aviation Section.
Hard at Work Sergeant Describes Training in Texas War Prep
The article details how Sergeants Gale Somers and Walter Figg are training in Texas, shaping a large wartime effort. It highlights a homefront cookery piece with recipes using tomatoes cheese and rice, plus a wartime letter from Frieda M. Rychener describing soldiers' life and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale ‘Somers
Walter Figg
Texas
Washington Birthday Dinner Honors Two Great Americans
The Women's Relief Corps and Losure Post G A R held a Washington's Birthday dinner on February 22 with Hon L M Murphy of Jumee giving an address on Washington and Lincoln. Original poem by J C Rorick and songs by Arthur Gorsuch and Frank Dimke accompanied the program, followed by the farewell reception for the Smith and Clark families and a wedding notice for Lawrence C and Mabel Dietrich. A call to return to church activities and thanks to the Wauseon High School concert program concluded the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Losure Post
G. A. RB
Washington's
L. M. Murphy
J. C. Rorick
Ladies of
Losure Woman's Relief | Corps No. 20
Losure
Washington
Jumee
Lincoln
Arthur Gorsuch
Frank Dimke
J. A. Wharton
John C. Rorick
Nization
S. J. Clark
Ottokee Street
Lawrence C
Mabel Dietrich
Bryan
R. x
Acisiay
National Army
Clark
Toledo
Caap Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
Gingrich
Wauseon Board OF Education
Ministerial Union of
Wauseon
B. Hashton
B. Eby
Munic
Pries
G.b.wiltsie
C. F. Tevans
J. Wharton
Wallaeon High School
Elias Marks
Denson
Ts R. Johnson
Johnson
Wau
Texas
Sherman
Hugh Riches
Fort Clarl
Krauss
Escssese Sree
Mexican
Sy Grimm
Westhaven
Alva
Palmer
Floyd Walker
F. E. Kenyon
Grace John Sickmiller
Ce Ee
W. W. Lemert
Sam Gi
Delta
Lieut
Tiees Vrresees
Otis Roe Sohaien
U. S
Geo. Acaees
Papitata
Mar- Frank Heplee
Day
Archie Hall
Dolinson
Ben Rettig
B. C. Sturdevant
Gisele
Cane
Neil
C. Haus & Son
Mr. Green
Scots & Krutch
Wm. Sehrmeyer
Wau- Soon
GE Wagner
Vieutenant Johnson
W. P Rowe
Dickerson
J. Williams
DrogTam
Geo. F
Rudisill
Columbus
Ohio
A. Aeschliman
Perry Bord
Bie
Ottawa
A. Leininger
Loio
A. Burkholder
Doe Eneereeeeth
Barnes & Ditto
Njoe
B. Buffet
Ben Short
Dan Souder
I C. Lutzens
N.C. Burktsider
Acadiilian
A. Schlatter
Earl Steensen
J. Geisier
D. J. Geisier Tages
Mr. Creel
Nofainger
Hs G Lichtegwalt
Leo Rupp
Abe W
McAdoo
Garfield
Ma Wuse
Havmon Kies
Ina
Simon Leupp
Jake Leininger
Lloyy Meyers
Deerereee
R. Nofzinger
Taham Lincoln
War Time Luncheons Serve Wauseon Men and Guests
The first War Time Luncheon by Wauseon Temple Pythian Sisters fed about 100 men and guests last Thursday at six. Speaker J. K Cowell of Ames-Bonar Toledo urged national unity and warned of Germany's war aims, stressing coordinated home front effort and loyalty. Luncheons continue Thursdays through March 14 with tickets for out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters Club
Ladies of Pythian Sisters Temple
J.R. Cowell
Toledo
Wauseon
War Activities Committee
Boosters’ Club
Wauseon Pythian Sisters
J. Kcowell
Ames-Bonar Company
Cowell
W. H. Johnson
Brand Whitlock
Germany
Christendom
F. E. Kenyon
A.J. L. Mathews
K. P. Hall
Rumor Fails to Tarnish Rev C W Hoffman Character
Local church and community figures defend Rev C W Hoffman of wool Ohio amid Mann Law arrest rumors. A letter from the Grace M E pastor dated February 23 asserts innocence and invites scrutiny, noting his 11 years in Fulton county and unimpeachable character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoffman
W. Hoffman
Fayette and Wauseon
Hoffman
Grace M. E
Wool
Ohio
Wiltsie
Fulton County
Charles Wesley
Wauseon
Wauseon War Echoes and Milk Checks Reminisce 1918
A long column blends wartime notes from Wauseon about milk payments totaling 097207.17 and checks under 50 dollars with a heartfelt letter from McKinley Robinson, a Wauseon boy in France, praising comrades and family support. The piece also includes lists of names, hospital transfers, a wedding notice, and a road officials meeting scheduled for March 8, 1918, in Wauseon.
Red Cross Work Gratitude and New Relief Efforts
A Paris Red Cross letter expresses gratitude for American aid in France including surgical supplies and convalescent houses. A 500 acre farm near Tours will re educate crippled soldiers. The note warns against stamps for dyes, asks no more napes or handkerchiefs, and details clothing and medical supply donations from branches and auxiliaries. A Red Cross Carnival is planned for March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
France
Americas
Paris
American Red Cross
Tours
Curt Harrison
Nellie Stone
Virginia Cole
Catherine Grieser
County Probate Court Handles Real Estate Transfers and Estates
Probate Court lists cases including marriages licenses and real estate transfers. Transfers cover Mossing, Peterson, Schwartz, Corbin, Schwyn among others. Estates mentioned include A F Rice, John K Severence, Walter Montgomery Howard, Christian Staten, William A Haller with appointments and final accounts noted. Continuous notice and publication proofs indicate ongoing administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie
Belle Peck
Jacob
Gertrude Mossing
Nicholas Fisher
Russell
San
Davell
F. Perikns
D. B. Corbin
Swan Creek
A. F. Rice
John EK
Severence
Is A. Price
Walter Montgomery Howard
Christian Staten
Pennesuet
William A. Haller
To & Baileys cD
Mel, & Bee
War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps Promoting Savings
War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps urged as a way to save money and earn interest while aiding the country in the war effort. The message framed savings as contributing to democracy and civilization, with emphasis on supporting the war through purchase.
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Worobert Sweeney
Calcutta
Tex
Walter
Wren
Pune
Sis
United States Army
Frieda M. Rychener
Stara
Lee
South
Fair Land
Lincoln's Fair Land
Ani
Robert Smith
Ohn Smith
Dover Township
Emma Ricumie
Aredom Graft
Howard Reed
Lawrence Wenny
Simon Baily
Howry Miller
Clyde Wentz
A. Rogers
Oskiey
J. Rogers
Claude
Eigar
W. Patternon
Irene
Florence
Sol Miller
Jay Call
Ross Smith
Joy
Kenneth Graf
Ella Horton
Hazen
Mr. Dewight
Woman's Club
Roll Call
Alice Freeman Palmer
Charlotte Re
Edith Wharton
Laura Harris
Maria Mitchell
Lettia Bohier
Adaline Howard
Woman's Missionary Society
Schauffler T Missionary Training School
la Bofy
Erasence Burr
He Frank Kenyon
F. IL. S. Darby
Fayette High School
Wausean Hi
Saunder's Hall
Bors
J. Chamberlain
Mckinley Robinson
McKinley
Forpkins & Darby
J. N. Plettner
Eli Rupp
P. Leck
Henry Rice
Cetsaecaesee
Menno Ruehener Ham
Frank Sigg & Moden
H. J. Wagner Walter Coy
Elmer Vorner
Phillip Detterer
Rickner & Bayes
Ben Morningstar
W. A. Blake
D. L. Pennington
Wm. Keough
O. A. Fides
H. Statesman
Beatty
Gee, Hawkins
G. S. Ross
E. J. John Terry Clem Smith
W. Kennedy
Othe
Orson Beebe
Orson
J. B. Witt
Howard David Egnew
Farney
Howard Gar
Potter
Strong
Red
Garrett
Jane
Furney
Amos Grey
I Camp Hospital
Pele
Aess Sob Eine
Sara Carl Rothman
Winkleman
Henry Bishop
Wm. Waldvorel
Markley Harman Gerkin
Lillie
Fred Moliring
W. F. Drews
Oberhaus
E. Gunn
Art Palmer
Herman Reifer
M. G. Jones
Seedecee
Wauver
Clingaman
McKinley Robinson Ambulance Co
New York
Posa As
Roue
C. B. Weber
Dintrie
W. C
Patan County Tribune
First National Bank
Clifton
Anna M. Schwyn
Swanton
Wm. E. Moseley
Baltimore
Pity Sp
Kaiser
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