Wauseon Village considers rest room and bonds plan
Village officials discussed creating a public toilet and rest room on Commercial Street with private maintenance, while an ordinance to issue bonds totaling 170000 dollars for water supply and facilities was read and passed. Also noted were street tank requests, bandstand plans, and a grand war memorial drive with a Vermont granite victory shaft valued at ten thousand dollars.
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Vilage Ieemers
Shhadeed ‘Ork
Ap Bevansa
Eg Ninenhan
G. A
Tav Council
HL. J. Schlatter
Watuseon
Schlatter
Waseon
Ped Wan
Halager
Mattison
North Fulton
East Elm Streets
Eie
Wanseon
Swarten
Columbus
Vermont
Green Mountains
Egypt
Fulton County
Pioneer Resident Rogers Robinson Dies After Weeklong Illness
Rogers Robinson of Fulton County died May 18 1918 at home near Porieville following a week of illness. A Civil War veteran he was born April 15 1835 in Wayne County Ohio and moved to Fulton County in 1862. Survived by wife Sarah G Worley and six children the funeral was held March 20 1918 at the family home with burial in Public Cemetery near Pottville.
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al Tirukw
Apoyexy
Thorns Rogers Robinson
Por Ieville
Oary
Wayne County
Ohio
Cosmon School
Pot
Mr. Robingan
Abraham Lincon
Rei
Wauseon
Gaay of the Republic
Galen
Vsyera Blember
Sarah G. Worley
Myx
Girtreise Abbs
Wausnon
Dr. Park
Robinson
Toledo
Grace T|hock
Mort Warne
Catherine Sonkie
Wancown
Ssoky Rolneon
Peltinvile
T. Ralsh
County Recorder
Fulton
Healee
Goonte W. Robin
Kien- Wolf
Margaret Lyerance
Robingen
Church of
Felisville
Mr. Robins
Pottisville
Mra Bulvinaon
Ralph
Derphter Stella
Nantin
Ayren
Fie O
Hofman
Oftelsted
Runn
Archbold
Lnrane
Deville
Christian Ee Christin
Remewer
Pitan
Foresta
Catherine Miller
Sid
Sit
Leah
Christian
J. J. Ramiseyer
Soyracure
Haron
Petr Ant Dokn
Mes Barbera Gardie
Paris
Rarsepis
Harmon
de Duge
Harmon Hore
Lirial
Pettisville
Ontane
Commencement week at Northwestern Ohio school noted
A long report highlights graduation events at a local school, naming the class of thirty nine and twenty girls with leaders Lanna Denmings first honor and Rowe second. It lists graduates, the cast for a school play Strongheart, and speakers including Miss Jennings Miss Rowe and Mr Sams. Details on a future alumni meeting and the Christian church sermon follow.
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Conan Eoey
Seiv
Everses Louis Jothrey
Siuindere
Mawarnenrtes
Strongheart
Donald Grisier
Mrack
Ning
Ghrine
York
New
iTinh Skehie Oso
Greeny
Wataes
Seth
Estemy
Westien Reserva
Nighers
Ohio
Christian Church
Siméay
Diny
Ates Bhersom
Maud Waston
Ee”Cham
Trigna
Sesres
Oer
Lorene Funk Lorethy Seizon
Frank
Leina Jennings
Ellis
Sowers
McClarren
Beas Jorden
High Seas
Jobes
Aumtien
Rowanl Amend
Esther Ayers
Harold Bakerman
Mildred Haders
Erothy Karies
Harold Becker
Deets
Coin
Tee
Nina Poorman
Mel Rissey
Kather Rup We Rowe
Inez Schad
Itis Sower
Seaton
Katherine Sharpe
Lawrence Trondie
Herma Vonieremo Walks
Arther Williamsohn Wheeler
Percy Whitted
Neil Mclntosh
Mies Lanna Denmings
Ee Welthen Tewe
Mr. Sams
Pam Miss Jennings
Miss Rowe
Chetive Coe
Ged Herman Wallace
Strike at Superior Ties Up Plant Amid Un Employees Walkout
Un employees at Superior Toron and Manufacturing Co staged a last week strike shutting the plant from Thursday night to Wednesday morning. Workers pressed for higher wages while local management urged a week’s delay to present to directors. Most returned to work after the pause, as some remained away. In memory of LeRoy Whittecar, Ottokee Ladies Aid notes a memorial prayer.
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Superior
Supersor Tron and Manufacturing Company
Pint
Sheyance
Denrly
LeRoy Whittecar
Ottokee Ladies Aid
Salvation Army War Chest funds Fulton County drive
The Fulton County War Chest committee allocated 3043 toward the Salvation Army Home Service Fund after approving a 4000 request. Statements from Geo R Campbell and Commander Booth express deep gratitude for the community support, noting the Army’s historical wartime service and current campaign for civilian aid and outreach. The notice cites plans for public publicity and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Fulton County War Chest
Salvation Army
Campbell
Booth Xpress
Ware Safe
Sus
Captain Beard
Mmpeaign
Fulton County War Chest Fund
Army
Home Service
Booth
United States
Gilic
Jey
Nation Army
Peente
Army Student Walter Chettester Writes From Paris
Walter Chettester, once a Wauseon boy, describes sights and experiences in Paris where he is studying as an army student. He writes to his aunt Miss Ger inger detailing daily life, lessons, and observations in the French capital.
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Anil
Walter Chettester
Wauseon
Miss Geringer
Paris
Victory Loan speeches echoed from Paris to home town
The letter recounts a French frontline experience during May 1919, praising the Victory Loan drive. It notes soldiers returning from France, hospital stays, travels to Fountainebleau and Versailles, visits by U S leaders, and student involvement at the University of Paris. It mentions a Paris May Day strike, social events with Mrs. Wilson, and a soldier’s account praising U S Army service and Liberty Bonds.
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Salvation Army
France
United States
Hate Army
Thom
Feuth
Europe
University of Dollars
Church Co
Nelvers
U. S
Chicago
W. H
Fountainebleau Saint Germaine
Versailles
Belgium
Wilson
Poincaire Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Lansing
Sharpe
Albert I
Belgi
Army
U. of P
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
L’opera
L’opera Comique
la Comedie Francaise
Monsieurs Clement
Delmas
Gaillard
Milles
Ech
Lapeyrette
LeConte
Faber
Jambelsi
Marseillaize
Weill TF
Walter Chettester
Sorbonne Detachment
Par
Dr. Peee
Bonniwell
U. S. Army
Schulz
Wauseon
Dayne's Entertainers Begin Second World Tour Next Week
Four member party with world tour credentials and clippings sails May 15 aboard S S Canada for their second global circuit. They will perform one hour concerts and two hours of dance music on Monday and Tuesday evenings at Gottschalk Hall. Previously worked in Detroit munitions during the war and now travel from London to San Francisco and U S cities. Otto sends a cable from Marseilles France noting destination and ship. Mrs Anna Fields of Coleman Michigan smiles at news.
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Dayne
Gottschalk Hall
London
San Francisco
U. S
Detroit
Bers
Anna Fields
Coleman
Otto
Marseilles
France
S. S. Canada
Ford Automobiles
Villoage sidewalks curb fines for newsboys upon delivery
A village ordinance imposes a five dollar fine for each sidewalk violation on the paved streets. A single exception is granted for newsboys while delivering papers. The rule targets richicy cles on the sidewalks and streets.
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C.H. Lea
Fred
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Trine
Greott
War Camp Packing Company
van Camp Packing Company
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N.Y
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Arnon
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Tie Alumni Association
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Northwestern Ohio
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Goodyear
Boston
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Simon
Cora Bailey
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Fulton County Court House
C. R. Mohr
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C. R. Plumbing
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