Local Notices Include Dance and Society Guests
Long list of social events and visitors in Wauseon area. Mrs. Valerius Weber hosted a ladies party for her aunt Mrs. Lyon of Michigan while numerous neighbors and relatives were mentioned visiting in Toledo, Detroit, Monroe, and Napoleon. A skating party near Ridgeville and a Gleaners Hall dance are noted, along with several personal health updates and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
San Antonio
Texas
Valerius Weber
8. L. Lyon
Mancelona
Michigan
5. L. Lyon
Mich
the Pocock
Allseon
Pete Lichtle
Romeo Wy
Romeo Wyse
Georgia Burr
Juliette Wyse
Ridgeville
Peace at last as war ends and prisoners return home
A jubilant note proclaims the end of German atrocities and the cessation of slaughter. It expresses relief that the terrible strain is over and that prisoners will be released and soon home, praising the world’s peace.
Remnants of War Unity and Local Notices From Wauseon
Reconstruction praise for allied nations and military, bulbs arriving from France and Holland to New York, local health notes on Marie Eastman, Becker family moves, school events, and funeral details for Mrs. Humphrey in Wauseon with burial in East Elm Street home services Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Marie Eastman
Fred H. Wolf
Old Archbold
Archbold
Frank Becker
Reach
Wood Street
Madam Street
Tedrow
Ed Foster
Napoleon A
Gee
B. Wilta
Leipw
Amerie
gusSay
Syne
Jin Fei Tshae
Courae
Leipsic
Techai
Kowsky Quartatte
Charles Humphrey Sr
Charles Humphrey Place
Decatur
Ill
Humphrey
Wauseon
East Elm Street
End of War Announced as Germans Accept Armistice Terms
D E Barkdull reports news of Germany accepting Allied armistice terms at 8 am Thursday. Mayor Bulger orders rapid action with bells, fire truck sirens, and a citywide celebration. Businesses and schools adjourn. plans form for a large bonfire on Fulton Street north of the New York Central Tracks at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Barkdull
Tribune
Germany
R. H. Kenyon
Tribune Force
Bulger
Wauseon
Fulton Street
New York Central
Ohio Day Prohibition Victory Reported as Victory Grows
Ohio voters move toward statewide prohibition with an increasing dry majority. Early returns show the amendment leading nos by about five thousand, with rural precincts still pending likely lifting the margin to around sixteen thousand. The legislature shows Republican leanings, and Governor Willis appears likely to be defeated by the dry wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Willis
Missouri
California
Rolland J Bachman
H.J
Bachman
A. F. Patterson
Roos
Mar- Rose Hill Cemetery
Chesterfield
Riage
Jacob Shinaberger
Con
Bert Sheffield
Church of God
Delta
I. O. O. F. Wauseon
Evangelical Church
Henry Dickerson
Lewis Shinaberger
Franklin
Cherry Street
D. F. Binder
F. B. Ashton
Zion Cemetery
Relief Corps
Municipal council debates on Fulton street and traffic rails
The council discussed street repairs on North Fulton street beyond the brick payment and the cost of extending surface water to the storm sewer. Hitching rails at Fulton street intersections were slated for removal due to traffic hazards. A Toledo Work House plan for drunkards was reviewed and enforcement pledged. Local military board lists 28 draftees for Camp Sherman and Camp Wadsworth with alternates. A Tschaikowsky Quartet performance is announced for Wauseon High School. A 8-ton truck ad and Mi-O-Na stomach remedy ads appear, followed by a Liberty Loan reminder from The Peoples State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Street
Sewer Committee
North
National Bank
Toledo
Waaseon
Fulton County
Camp Sherman
Charles William Stillwell
Delta
Yvo Andrew Gillen
Metamora
Samuel Grieser
Archbold
Louis J. Zimmerman
Ralph Jerome Domingue
Wilbert Eston Gunn Lyons
Camp Wadsworth Spartansburg
S.C
Henry Ellis Cone
Morenci
Howard Albert Shaw
Fayette
Glen Walter Whipple
Orin Rupp Taylor
Clarence Bryan Hoffman
Liberty Center
Walter L. Schultz
Elton
Russell Hubbard
Amos Josph Bhrat
Dorr Herbert Tappan
Howard Elmer Murdock
Ira Nofziger
Harold Leroy Wentz
Swanton
Lyman Adam Barnhart
Wauseon
Ray Robert Mead
Joe Libby Fink
G. Henry Phillips
University of Cincinnati
Instructon Ag Atto Mechanics
THE
Peoples State Bank
Ohio
Fulton County GOP praised for campaign efforts and election support
Letters of appreciation laud Charles Leist for county commissioner candidacy and thank Fulton County Republican Executive Committee members Paxson and Johnson. Regular meetings of the Fulton County League of American Patriots resume November 15 to discuss important business and community service across race creed and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Charles Leist
Patriots
Fulton County League of American Patriots
League
Republican County Executive Committee
Messrs
Paxson and
Johnson
Farm for Sale Forty Acres Near Lyons Ohio
Forty acre Pike township farm three miles south of Lyons Ohio on a good gravel road with 7 room house and 30 by 40 barn. Soil is sandy loam with some fruit trees. Terms are reasonable and house may be taken if suited. Inquire Oliver McLain Wauseon Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township
Lyons
Ohio
Inquirer
Oliver McLain
Wauseon
Church services at M. E. Church Geo Wiltsie pastor
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor Geo B Wiltsie offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m public worship at 10 30 a m and Epworth League at 6 p m followed by another public worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Cecrch Geo. B. Wiltsie
P. m. Epworth League
United Brethren Church
Charles Lee Dix
Udee Bible School
Yorth Dover
H. Bunge
Archbold
Wauseon
Pettisville
Evangelical
Binder
Letters From Absent Men Amid War Era Church Notices
A collage of church notices and wartime letters includes Baptist and Congregational service times, an Evangelical revival, and an obituary for Clyde Keller, a 19-year-old OSU student slain in action. Prose fragments from soldiers in France describe frontline life, family farewells, and hopes of return home to Wauseon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Keller
Henry Keller
Wauseon
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Students Army Training Corps
Baptist Church
T. B. Ashton
Wauseon Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lux
Chas. King of
Mr. King
Sunda
Cris Barker
Jsiek
Q.D. McConkey
B. H. Rorick
Fred Sullivan
Iry
J.C. Rorick
Walter Meeker
Dorr Knight
Mary Spurgeon
Lewis Spurgeon
Ross Furney
Monroe
Ottokee Gleaners
Gleaners Hall
Lal
Wauseon Orchestra
O. C. Standish
St. Vincents Hospital
J. A. McAulifte
St. Louis
Clarence Karschnur
Mika Lela Garrett
Detroit
Misa Ruth Johnson
W. Jf. Sherman
Boy Scouts
Scott Roosani
Carrie Gibbs
Pov” Club
Glenn
Frank Hogeboom
Willis Demaline
Carl
Wales
Misa
Peete Secten
Seles
Mr. Wm
Daughter Ines
Carl D
Greenteat of
Elkhart
A Are Ee Menon Fe
Rra
Bal Koster
York Center
Bunday
Harry Koster
Jacob Aeschliman
Liddy Abbe
Eugenia Palmer
Jesday
Florence Garrett
Toled
Becday
M. F. Jordan
Ruth
A. C. Wells
Ed Jordan
A. A
Wauseoe
Harry Moore
Ls Fon Deja Oils Sarmalban Sok Chia Waaseon
Isaiah McConkey
M. W. McConkey
Frank McConkey
Charles McConkey
A.C. Bally
G. G
Napoleon of Toledo
Ira Karschner
Ee Allen
Ackerman
J. Q. Files
Seageel Finvins
Holland
Carl Gingrich
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
George Oakley
Jetock
Pera
Mise Frances
Tecurmuch
Ing
Navy
Mr. Oeey
Fagh
West Street
M. W. Harms
Great Lakes
B. B. Andrews
Jacob Wedness
Clarence F. Hoeh
Syracuse
Indiana
Geo. C. Bates
Erry Street
Ohag Harvey
Florida
L. L. Lover
Stoindotres de Seer
Clinton Owens Ee
A. B. Caldwell
Tee Dal
Richardnon
France
New York
Adel Vauseon Floral Company
Rose Carnhan
Grand Junction
Colorado
Libbie Yeager
Grace
Chamberlain
Babs
Margaret Lenore
George Wolfers
Margaret Hibbard
New Vis
Tschaikowsky Quartette
Wauseon High School
Tscchnikowsky
Chikoff Ski
Leon Weltman
Tschaikowsky
England
Mary -Clark
Chestnut Street
League OF American
Farmer’s Free Exchange
Esquire
J. W. Myers
S. A. McKnight
Wastioon
H. C. Harmon
Oak Shade
E. C. Spence
Wm. Reynolds
Jay C. Burr
Phone
Ione Teft Amealy Guearelicart Vane
Ris
Oer Eesha Panee
Grana Rapids
the Peoples State Bank
Fulton
Milan
Congregational Church
Eby
Teele Chak
Weahoe
Serif
Lloyd
Clyde
Proudfoot
O. K
Red Cross
Howard
Florence
Walt
Gail
Sam
McKins Robinson
Aram
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