Wauseon News Briefs and Community Notices
Local items report hospital visits, family movements, church services, and neighbors attending plays in Morenci. A board resolution sets water minimum to two dollars after May 1, 1916. Activities include sewing bees for Mrs. Badgley, Y P L contest updates, and a miscellaneous shower for the Badgleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlet
John Powers
Lyons
Bert Bachman
Albert Johnston
Daugh
Ed. Plettner
Estell Smelley
Otto
A. Boyes
Leo
Mins
Orla Bachman
Wauseon
James Bachman
Robert Brink
Bert
Willie Plettner
Virgil Bachman
Hudson
Wm. Driskill
Leslie Bachman
Kenneth Bachman
Morenci
R.oyen
Geo. Boyes
California
Board of Trustees of Public Lairs
Ohio
Board OF Trustees OF Public Affairs. Cay
Ottokee
John Gype
Albert
Jake Leininger
M. Stilson
H. H. Hough
Liberty Center
A. D. Badgley
J. L. Verity
Hi. H. Hough
Florida
Harry
Fay North
Emma Shadle
Ruby Dunbar
Y. P
Ray Larned
Lin
BM. Stilson
Mr. Stillson
Jacob Merillat
Stand end sinks for kitchen cleanliness and style
A snow white easily cleaned Stand end sink improves food preparation and kitchen hygiene. Sinks come in corner or window designs with back end piece and drainboard built in to suit your preference.
Obituary of Ella Waldfogle of Fulton County Ohio
Ella Waldfogle born November 16 1885 in Franklin township Fulton County Ohio died May 10 1916 after a brief illness at thirty years five months sixteen days She leaves a father mother five brothers three sisters two brothers died earlier She joined Ambrose church then United Brethren church and remained faithful Funeral at Fountain AB church with English and German services Burial west of Tedrow Ohio
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Ella Waldfogle
Casper
Barbara Waldfogle
Franklin Township
Fulton County
Ohio
Ambrose Church
United Brethren Church
Fountain A. B
Graf
Tedrow
Ohig
The Low Brow and the High in a Noisy Night
A neighbor disputes a grapho phone late at night, one intellectual retorts that classical works elevate taste. The exchange ends with a humorous misfit remark and a quip about happiness lying in avoiding battles, echoed by a Daily Thought.
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Mothers praise Mother Gray's Powders as a remedy for children with headaches colds feverishness stomach troubles and related ailments. Used by mothers for two years the product is advertised as pleasant to take and sold by druggists everywhere at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Jay
Oratorical contest follows track meet at Wauseon High
After a Fulton County track meet, Wauseon, Bryan, Montpelier, and Delta students gathered for an oratorical contest in the high school auditorium. Christine Outcast of Wauseon won first prize, Maurice Tressler of Montpelier took third, and Miss Vista Frey of Archbold earned a later placing. Bryan’s Perin Long was second. spectators praised Wauseon’s delivery and personality. Paul Spade of Wauseon set a discus mark of 104 feet 9 inches, advancing to the State Contests May 27 in Columbus, with the existing state record at 106 feet 2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor Swanton
W._B. Coughlin
Toledo
M.C. A
Sechvist
Wauseon
Clark
Fayette
Dodge
Delta
Kyper
Pioneer
Brown
Swanton
Dustin
Bryan
Montpelier
Cartan Rose
Montpelier High School
Vista Frey
Archbold
Ralph Goll
Maurice Tressler
Christine Outcast
Lena Sieman
Perin Long
Louis Eich
University of Michigan
Ives
Meyer
Paul Spade
Wauseon High School Athletic Association
Columbus
Spade
Napoleon’s Fall and Exile Recited in Historic Review
A historical overview recounts Napoleon’s escape from Elba, the Belgian campaigns, Waterloo’s defeat by Blucher, his exile to St Helena, the Bourbon restoration, and the fates of Marie Louise, the Duke of Reichstadt, and Rudolph’s bloodline. Also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for children’s coughs and colds as a remedy.
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Bonaparts
Europe
Napoleon
Elba
France
Prussia
England
Belgium
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
Prince Blucher
St. Helena
Marshal Ney
Hapsburgs
Rudolph
Paris
Rome
Dr. King
Governor Willis Addresses Workable School Future in 1916 Picnic
Ten to Fifteen year old boys and girls competed in races at the Wauseon gathering as Governor Willis spoke on practical schooling. He urged domestic science and manual training in all schools, thrift, and moral character, noting the need to value farming and home duties alongside academics. The Juvenile Band of Delta provided music, adding to a day praised as a glorious success.
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Mcintosh
Wauseon
Schnorf Wauseon
Tedrow
Cole
Keller
Ada Rupp
Archbold
Abbie Whipple
Wau- Seon
Opal Robinson
Clinton Center
Helen Eastman
Wau-* Seon
Julia Spangler
Margaret Trendle
Mildred Nofziger
Elmira
Delta
Willis
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Mohr & Clark
Peoples State Bank Bldg
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Charley
Callston
Soa
Wayne i
Wien
Ami
Pal Town
Church of Christ
J. Shaffer
Ann Clyde
Halsey Shaffer
Michigan
Arene Count Londay
Slon County
Tribune Advertising
Hanford
Earle H. Hill
Wauseon, Ohio
Geo. A. Heath
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