Boy's Brotherhood Moves to New Plan Under Leader Ives
An enthusiastic meeting of the Boy's Brotherhood and an advisory council led by Mr. Ives approved a reorganization to lighten the strain on the chief leader. Mr. D. S. Knight aided at times, but space and time limits pressured continued operation. The council proposed three divisions to manage 98 active members, aiming to keep the Brotherhood intact.
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Ives Boys Brotherhood
Mr. Ives
D. S. Knight
Ives
V. Jordan
FH. Reichard
F. i
Wolf
G.'B. Howe
Knight
Henry Schlatter
Ari Barger
Roll of Honor grows as more schools join the fund drive
The Monumental Association presses on to reach the half-minimum goal with $52.75 raised since last issue and $419.15 total for the week. Clinton School No. 8 joins the Roll of Honor with eight district schools showing patriotism. A wedding at 180 N. Franklin between Harry N. Wilcox and Neva Lee ends with farming plans in Chesterfield. Advertised letters: Blodgett, Mrs M Watminers.
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Monumental
Fulton County
The
Tribune
Clinton Ak
T L Anlway Co Pledo and Indiana Railays Banquet
The Trolley Base Ball League met in Wauseon at the new T L station hall opened by the Toledo and Indiana Railway company. Employees from the railway and Wauseon electric light plant attended a luncheon with 90 served. Local ladies and Toledo figures attended, speeches urged harmony and social ties, and depot and power building contracts were noted as let to a local contractor. The Assembly Hall hosted the Trolley Base Ball league with teams from Delta, Wauseon, Archbold, Toledo, and Perrysburg expected.
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Pledo and
Indiana Railays Company
The
Road and Electric Light and Power Company
Trolley
T. and L
Wauseon
Toledo and Indiana Railway Company
Railway
Wauseon Electric Light and Over Plant
Warren
Ters
Toledo
Hancock
Norris
Delta
Schnetzler
Frank Marks
Toledo and Railway Company
Asuem Hall
Wanseon
Archbold
Perrysburg
F'n. Mack
Gualett
Tribute to Kate Brownlee Sherwood at Wauseon services
Memorial services on Wednesday note Kate Brownlee Sherwood as a national figure of letters and reform. The tribute highlights her long life of public service, songs for soldiers, and leadership in women’s circles, praising her intellect, charity, and steadfast patriotism. The piece shifts to editorials on Fayette Review, politics, and civil service issues, ending with obituary details for Norval D. Fouty of Wauseon.
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Wauseon
Allen Shadle
Wause
Joe Nuw
Fromalifornia
Es Haren
Pope
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Norval D. Fouty
Mr. Fouty
Fulton County
Dora Baker
Grant Fouty
Theodore Fouty
Frank Whitesell
Stephen Fouty
Fouty
Martha Baker
J. A. Wharton
Wauseon Cemetery
Untitled fragment hints at battle with grief and fidelity
Incomplete lines speak of victory, sorrow, and enduring love. The text hints at deep wounds and a resolve to honor the departed without dirges. The source presents a fragmentary meditation on memory and sacrifice.
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Boy's Brotherhood
Clinton School
W. G. Blodgett
M. Wat
T&l. Anlway Co
Charles
Kaufman-Bros
Chas. Kaufman & Bro
Domitio & Rappert
Clothing and Merchant Tailors
Kate
Sherwood
Bowery
Orenctant
Fayette Review
Igster
Ohio
Gov. Cox
Turner
Franklin County
State Civil Service Commission
State
Eivil Service Commission
Sus Ree
Talary
Theoiere
W. L. Finley
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic
Papas
Blake
Board of Elections
Democratic County Executive Committee
Esrragee
Aiies
Ae County
Norwalk
Ao Iast
Tam Ean
New York
Thiel Pea Otter
Oakley ¢ & CO
Dorothy Dodd
Dorothy Dodd Shoes
Phil Porter
P. M. Schnur
Wauseon, Ohio
Harrison & Funkhouser Brothers
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