Correspondence from Fulton County community notes
Local notices from Fulton County detail residents visiting, illnesses and travel, with names such as Mrs Carrie Dunlap Mr Jess Lowe Mrs Bevel Hymer and others. Social events include a Grange meeting at Winameg and Christmas activities planned by the M E Church with revivals and chapel attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Dunlap
Jess Lowe
Lyons
Bevelhymer
Daniels
Pat O'Leary
Frazie Johnson
Wavecon
Bryant Johnson
Eugene Daniels
Sylvania
Troxel
Hillsdale
Denson
L. Clement
Mi-O-Na Promise Cuts Belly Aches Quick
A health claim states Mi-O-Na instantly relieves stomach discomfort belching and heartburn within minutes. It is guaranteed by Read Wager and Gorsuch.
Local notices and social updates from Fulton County Tribune
Sunday morning reports from the Young Peoples Conference at Lyons. Residents and visitors like Nina Weatherby Mrs Grace Beatty Lena Hart Shambarger Joe Bare Geo Rosebrook and families share calls and visits. Scattered social mentions include Mrs Emily Minmichs fall and family gatherings with Bentley and Morenci connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Hazel Smith
Donald Andrews
3. S
Lyons
Nina Weatherby
Grace
Beatty
Columbus
Emily Minmich
Keris
Tribune
Fulton County
Lena Hart Shambarger
Oak J Shage
J. Shambarger
Joe Bare
J. R. Nofsinger
Geo. Rosebrook
Chas. Parney
Dale Turney
Wauseon
Phil Weber
Wm. Waldvogel
Clarence Nofsinger
Enos
Aeschtinian
Ed Freyland
Sam Richers
F. H. Rosebrook
Ralph Rosebrook
Howard
Fami
Lillie Thomas
Near Morencii
Clair Mile
Phoebe Miley
World Tour Dramatic Festival to Visit Auditorium Theatre
Boston critics hail Guy Bates Post in a touring production of The Man Who Went to War in a modern scenic presentation. The play features dual role acting, advanced stagecraft, and dramatic contrasts between Loder and Chilcote with Post carrying the bulk of the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Guy Bates Post
Auditorium Theatre
Boston
John Loder
John Chilcote
England
Mr. Post
Vic Mansfield
JeMeell and Hyde
Ujvon
Loder
Chilcote
Richard Walton Tully
Shor-Zee from Striker trips and plans sunny Tampa Bay
Live notes describe Mr. Shor-Zee wanting warm travel options in Florida, with winter plans in Ohio turned toward beaches and parks. The piece covers car troubles on a new road, Ford tires, and local social life including markets, hospital talk, and wordy local happenings with many names and places across Ohio towns and surrounding areas. It notes the Huskitur Bee, local housing, and a dairy cow Rexy reportedly the oldest in Ohio, plus miscellaneous ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Leatherman
Shor-Zee
Striker
Eney
Ohio
Tampa Bay
st-Petera-Burge
Pla
Hog Killing Time Sets Rural Rhythm in Wauseon Winters
In Wauseon and similar towns hog killing marks the start of winter prep and community gathering. The season brings kettles, fires, and knives as neighbors, especially young folk, share work and laughter. It protects larder stocks against hunger and pork price swings. William’s classroom quip on the ear adds a humorous aside to the rural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Wauseon
Personal Bond Pressure Warns of Bonding Risks
A reader warns that signing a personal bond can put one's life savings at risk while the requester saves a few dollars. The note mentions American Surety Company bonds as inexpensive and directs resentful individuals to Campbell and Diserow General Insurance at 215-219-220 Arcade Building, Wauseon, Ohio for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell and
Diserow General Insuranc
Arcade
Wauseon
Ohio
Truths Christians Live By Sermon Series At Church
Church announcements note 11 00 a m worship is part of the fourth sermon in a series on Truths we Christians Live by with the subject Who What and Where is God The church offers 9 15 a m school and 10 30 a m morning worship including communion Junior Church at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 00 p m and evening service at 7 00 led by Rev J F Olive District Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Lata
Fish
Somiay
Methodist Church
SR. Dunham
Epworth League
J. F. Olive
D. D
Annual Clinton Township Farm Bureau Meeting at Court House
The Clinton Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Court House in Wauseon on Monday at 1:30 PM to elect officers for the coming year and hear reports from project leaders. Members and spouses are urged to attend, with nonmembers invited to learn of past achievements and next year’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Fulton County
Court House
Wauseon
Gertrude Bretthauer
Clinton Township Farmeen
Clinton Township Farm Bureau
Clinton Township
Farm Bureau
Advices on Winter Window Gardening With Bulbs
Ohio State University floriculture expert Alfred Hottes explains that bulbs such as tulip hyacinth daffodil and narcissus must be stored in a cool dark place with kept soil until roots develop before forcing. He warns against warm light forcing and stresses buying high quality bulbs as heavier bulbs yield better room growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Alfred Hottes
Ohio State University
Verey
Hottes
Odd Jobs Offer Work To Unemployed Men In Wauseon
A local message urges residents to hire men for odd jobs such as yard, cellar, and attic cleaning. It notes little idle time in the community and suggests putting an unemployed man to work on an odd job tomorrow to ease the strain until steady employment appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Reciprocity at Home Encouraged to Boost Local Trade
Older voters in Wauseon urged more reciprocity among residents and merchants to keep dollars circulating locally. The piece argues buying local strengthens the community, supports farmers, and promotes prompt payments, contrasting with reliance on outsiders. A church fundraiser named St. Casper’s yielded about six hundred dollars, with various item donations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon
Woney
Jess
St. Casper’s
Wertz
Laviie
Mary Eidelman
Napleon
Plorence Leidel
Delta
Anna Kitcher
Euphrasia Gushtani
Blotter in Optometry Reflects Return to Normalcy
The column notes blotters returning to readers after wartime shortages. It argues blotters, from optometrists, act as subtle advertising while aiding daily routines. The piece urges removal of strain and emphasizes the blotter as effective publicity, mentioning subscription dues.
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Especia
Linsurance Company
Oye
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Archbold
Smith
Fred
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Toledo
George Webers
Sam Sowers
Charley| Sowers
Frank
A Shaffer
John Goldsmith
Sam Cosgroves
Carappell
Sam
Levi Bortons
Zimmerman
Katie
Oennet
Franklin Fred Beebe
Modoc
Kan
South Pike
Alfrad Fouts
Sewly Ie
Sam Baker
Bibiay
S.A. Baker
Earl Pontious
Leu Fouty
Chas. Pontious
Vern Buyers
Geo
Barnhart
Corby
Wm. Keough
Ledyards
Ry Pontious
John N. Howard Qaaba
R. N. Howa
Winameg Grange Hall
Oak
M. E
East Chesterfield
Ches" Ee
The
Gorham
Crandall Lester
Lee Lester
Leon’ Mort
V. J. Wise
Malinda MccGowen
Etta Hib
Chas
Mitchell
Peter Freese
Alvordton
Otto Mitchell
Ekay
Detroit
Hoy Stoner
Pearl Stoner
Ed Faea Waldron
de Sonn Kinney
Clyde Stoner
Milan
Marion Simmons
Cxinah
Roy
Mahlon
Tony Oe Chassy
Rice
Marks
Vile
Said
George Marks
George Russell
Cts
Shipman
Earl Gana
Morenci
Carioad
Michigan
Ten Cent
Wauseon, Ohio
Auditorium
Obie
Theatre
Bryan
7 Auto
Foerde
Sherds
C. Eicher
Clare
Sumer
Eicher
Burnet
Mister
Hostitel
Abel
Ae Iminete
C. Richer
Suppet
Napoleon Pettisville Archbold
Spring Hill Delta
Roxy
Franklin County
Libby Hamilton
United States
Hamilton
Everybody's Column
Dr. C. E. Etl
Henry Gang
Sf Christian Church
EB. J. Jordan
Kite Cabinet
Dennis Aeschlitmut
T. F. Estep
Hast Leggett St
Commercial St
Whited and Son
Len
Stutzman
J. C
Hadd
5. M. Co
Saginaw Medicine Company
Saginaw
Eye
Uy Veal
Woolward & Schwagner
Kolb
Windisc Bros
F. Stotzer
William
Hart Schaffner & Marx & Clothcraft Clothes
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
Winameg
J.R. and
A. T. Crepps Lewis Ryan
H. R. Tredway
Lion Brand
Samuel Ruppert
Optometry
Will Webea
N. Felton
Waureon, Ohio
Unicorn Dairy Ration
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E. F. Hanson Co
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