Wauseon Baby Week Highlights Health Talks and Exhibits
National Baby Week in Wauseon featured speeches by Dr. E G Cole and Dr. McCampbell on child health, sanitation, and public supervision in schools. The event showcased infant welfare exhibits, lacked visiting nurses, and urged improved dental care and parental education to cut preventable infant deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
J. Morgan
Toledo
Wauseon
Mamta
Citta
Maryan’ Nairons
Wauseone
Ger
Wibit
Ewan
Gladys Ward
Gare
Denton
Brock
Bsehool
Cass
Coloeibas
Prnvest
Beoeioway
Kaas
Indies
Blanche Roseman
Mies
I Miss Tuttle Bend
Curves
Columbus
Miss Tuttle
Miss
Cole
I de
Hall of Columbus
State Board of Health
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
McCampbell
F. H. Reighard
Ohio
Everest
To- Jed
National Camp Fire Girls Fourth Anniversary Celebration
The National Camp Fire Girls celebrate four years with a plan to send Baby Kits to war devastated Europe. Wauseon group under Mrs G E Howe mailed outfits to Belgian babies with personal letters. Other Wauseon groups led by Miss Bayes and Miss Brown join in the nationwide birthday observance in New York City with a large school setting and baby package shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Wauseon
Wauson
G. E. Howe
New York
Europe
Florence Bayes
Ruth Brown
Fourth Avenue
New York City
Washington Irving
Camp Fire
America
Hanford
Ohio Grain Stocks and Local Community Notes 1916
Estimated wheat stocks on Ohio farms March 1 total 12,100,000 bushels with producers paying $1.11 per bushel. Corn stocks 62,400,000 bushels at $0.68 per bushel. Oats 26,900,000 bushels at $0.42 per bushel. The 1915 merchantable quality is 76 percent. Local items cover school library club, story hour, high school lectures, Otrokee Grange, Lyons Universalist sale, and public notices about spelling contests and buggy sales.
Remembered county surveyor Harry Jameson of Wauseon
After a long illness Harry Jameson aged sixty six years and one month passed at his West Elm residence in Wauseon early Saturday. He was a country surveyor noted for long country walks and careful observation. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Reverend Hoffman and Reverend Barker officiating. Masonry rites by Lodge F and A M followed the sermon. Mrs Holmes sang and Jameson was remembered as a loyal and faithful friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry James
West Elm
Wauseon
Keith
Methodist
O. P
Hoffman
A. Barker
Jameson
Detroit
Harry
Levi
Congregational Church of
Methodist Church
Alwa
Julia F. Decker
Liberty Center
John Jameson
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Garwood
Columbus
Memorial for Jameson and his long county service
Jameson, a long-time Fulton County Tribune figure and Wall family familiar, died after a life spent in printing, newspaper work, and community affairs. He mentored others, maintained church ties, and left a widow Julia F. Decker Jameson, with relatives in Cincinnati and Columbus, mourners in Wauseon.
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Frothway
Rey Armay
Ft Pley
Thea
Ational Organization
Girls of America
Ae Castle
Wauseen Temple
Mariboh Lentoy
Aero
Fredora Bobbins
Rhoda Larkin
Selina Baxter
Susannah Smit
Windermere
Orlando
Little Brown School
Jones
Tmperi
St the Secs
Seton
Cochran
School Library Club
Public Library
Jennie Bartlett
Kelley-Haines
Martha
Fink & Haumesser's Drug Store
Ottokee Grange
Elmer Clark
W. C
Harmon Gasche
D. W. Will Williams
Roll Gall
R. Loveland
Lyons Universalist
Ladies of the Universalist Church
Estaulant Streets
York Township
Zion Church
Louise Gotschalk
Chas
F. Stotzer
Audrey Smith
Cleveland
Corsetiere
Stella Hodges
Corporation and Company
Warner
Spencer-Edgar-Vollmer Company
Harry Jameson
Tribune
The
Masonié’ Fraternity
Pres,taige
First National Bank
the Bank-By-Mail Bank
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