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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
5
Local notes report Armistice Day closures and community events. Residents visit relatives in Hudson and Bryan areas, auctions, clubs, and church groups meet. Several Toledo visitors, social gatherings, and family dinners are listed along with upcoming Armistice Day observances and local business closures.
Attorney Clyde Baser of Delta was hit by an East Bound freight at the Fulton Street crossing about 11:20 AM Wednesday while returning from delivering precinct ballots. Snow limited visibility as gates were up and he failed to see the train and watchman, driving onto the track and crushing one side of his car, dislocating his hip. He received treatment from Drs. Miller Bennett and Evers at Dr. Evers’ office and was taken to May Hospital, with hopes for full recovery.
October showed daily highs around 76 degrees and lows near 40. The warmest days were October 18 and 25 at 76, with a 50 degree low on the 9th. Rain amounted to 0.07 inches on the 9th and frost occurred on the 13th after a light frost on the 9th. A thunderstorm touched the area and the first snow flurry appeared on the 15th. Southwest winds prevailed. 16 clear and 4 cloudy days with 1 partly cloudy. Observation at 7:00 a.m. Central Time, coordinates 40.35N, 84.7W.
Mrs Myra Hughes fell near the hip and was taken to Mercy Hospital. In Napoleon the week long observance of National American Speech Week runs Nov 6 to 12. In Bryan John Yates, 85, pioneer resident, died last Tuesday. Judge Newcomer to hold court in New Philadelphia for a couple of weeks.
Obituary for Nancy Elizabeth Ditto Barnes of Fulton County Ohio born February 1845. Married Marion Barnes October 1 1862, mother of six daughters with three predeceased. Multiple relatives named. Services held at home in Wa useon with pastors from Medina and Church of Christ. Notices of local events follow including exedes, post office hours, electrocution death, Barn packing fire, Marshall Ferdinand Foch portrait to Kansas City, gas service extension plans, pie social, quilt givings, showers, meetings, and other local items. Also marriage report Leland C Biery and Ruth Raymond October 29.
A roundup of church notices from multiple denominations includes Bible School at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m at the Christian Church with fresh choir and soloist performances. The Methodist and Congregational churches list sermons on religious education and belief in God plus an upcoming bazaar on November 18 and 19 with baked goods and rabbit for sale. New cases this week include estate administration and divorces in the local courts.
Preparations are under way for a two day bazaar at Gottschalks Hall organized by St. Caspers Church on November 16 and 17. Booths will offer homemade candies fancy crafts and a fish pond for anglers with music and dancing in the evenings. A chicken supper will be served on November 17.
Official election figures show W. G. Hoch 1177 votes, B. McClarren 1179, J. 28. new board members are S. D. Notzinger, Wm. G. Pfaff, and C. R. Shadle. Special Tax Levy carried in Delta, Dover and Lyons. County Hospital yes 1582, no 316. All other measures mostly defeated. Official tallies to be released next week.
Editorial snippets from Liberty Bailey and local notes touch on farming wisdom, community progress, and household tips. It mentions a poultry demonstration, a sermon on Sunday meals, plumbing advice, and a farmer’s duties, plus a Fathers and Sons banquet at the K of P hall Friday at 6:30.
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