Local visitors and community notes at Wauseon
Me and Sue Watter Caddell visited Mouumy. Venus Gersuch of Montpelier planned Saturday in Wauseon. George D. Dunham of Wooster visiting. brother Robert Duqham. Mrs. Davin Johnson listed on the seh list this week. Five Th Club gathering Tuesday evening. W. J. West confined at home with sickness. Mrs. Peter Valston of Wana visited Thursday with friends. Mina Florine Files spent past week with Dayton relatives. Mine Helwig of Delta visited Mrs. Win. Tisher Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winzeler and children of Bryan spent Sunday with relatives here. Lyons School member attended last Saturday. Mr. Winegardener and family and Mrs. Addie Kling of Wauseon visited Mr. Price Beaches near Wina meg Saturday. Mrs. Emil Winzeler hosted a gathering for Mrs. Hager. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. poeerye for eyes to spend Inver with their son. Mrs F L Rand of Mancelona visiting sister Mrs. Ed Missell and others in Wauseon area. Mrs. Mary Domino returned home after six weeks with her sister Mrs. Carl Zobrosky in Westerville Ohio. Mrs. Hi Williams Jr. returned from Windermere Florida. Wauseon people there well. Mayor Davia and Mr. Harris of Cleveland toured village awaiting War Trophy Train. Barn supper at Methodist church postponed due to influenza. Mrs. B. F. Ward with Mrs. Julia Aldrich. Aldrich’s son Fred to Detroit for winter. Mrs. Virginia Hager left for Niles Michigan to visit, then Chicago, then California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L Rand
Mancelona
Ed Missell
Jin Wauseon
Mary Domino
Carl Zobrosky
Westerville
Ohio
Hi Williams Jr
Windermere
Fila
Wauseon
Davia
Harris
Cleveland
Mra
B. F. Ward
Julia Aldrich
Aldrich
Fred
Detroit
Virginia Hager
Niles
Michigan
Chicago
California
Hall Tree
Rand
the Invalides
Napoleon
Mary Spurgeon
Ella Se‘bold
J. B
Dewey
On Leave in Paris and Community Notes
Dispatch from Paris describes cafe crowds along the Grand Boulevards and a weary but hopeful public. The writer visits Notre Dame and Napoleon’s tomb, tours the subway, and notes a birthday celebration for Mrs. Mary Spurgeon. Local events include luncheons, meetings, and updates on Camp Sherman illnesses and Spanish influenza.
Fulton County News Highlights War Strain and Local Deaths
In Fulton County notes, Mr and Mrs August Becker of Dover township learn their son August is ill at Camp Sherman then die the same day his sister is notified Meanwhile others in Wauseon report influenza concerns and public actions to curb the epidemic Governor Cox participates in a flag raising at East School as local banks outline six percent loans for Liberty Bond buyers and a resident Oliver Willeman dies after five months illness Funeral services are held for Willeman and probate notices set schedules for settlements in several estates, all amid war and health worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariman Harris
Wauseon
Liberty
Fulton County
W. B. Harris
Oliver Thomas Willeman
Church of God
Wauseon Social News and Military Updates
Mrs J K Blair learns Major Earl C Zoll U S Signal Corps has landed in France. Zoll, a former Wauseon boy now in Detroit, is praised by locals. Mrs W A Richardson travels to Toledo then Lorain and George counties to visit relatives, planning a week away. Mrs Chas Reed Jr and son visit her Wauseon-born parents, George and Mrs Ross. Reed is a Wauseon graduate with many friends here. Lowell HammonTree suffers a shoulder injury when his bike wheel breaks on the way to town. Dr Miller treats the broken bone. E P Ames of Columbus visits Wauseon area. their son Ray, enlisted in the Navy, plays in Sousa’s Naval Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Blair
Earl C. Zoll
U. S. Signal Corps
France
Major Zoll
Detroit
W. A. Richardson
Toledo
Mary Caldwell
Lorain
George Counties
Chas. Reed Jr
Bedington
West Virginia
George Ross
Reed
Wauseon
E. P. Ames
Columbus
Ames
Ohio State University
Ray
Navy
Sousas
Naval Band
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Moresco
Sue Watter
Caddell Wece
Tweds Visitors Mouumy
Venus Gersuch
Montpelier
Wauseen
George D. Dunham
Wooster
Robert Duqham
Davin Johnson
Howtens
W. J. West
Sep
Peter Valston
Was Wana
Mina Florine Files
Dayton
Mine Helwig
Delta
Henry Winzeler
Bryan
Aearies
Lyons School
Obe
Mr. Winegardener
Addie Kling
Emil Winzeler
Ifa
Paris
Farmer’s! Free Exchange
D. W. Myers
Lloyd Edgar
Edgar & van Rensselaer
Sarah Blake
Homer Hine
East Elm Street
Camp Sherman
C. B. Lyon
Irving Eck
Elizabeth Lockmann
Fryaka
Clark
Archica
BA Dinsmore
CAL
Julia Jameson Pres
Sunbeam Circle
Frank Marks
Claud
Tadyce Dill
Dis
Mr. Id
Mra. Roy
Frances Ufer
Ithien
Cornell University
Misa Ivnes
Renn Laws
J. R. E Gins
Brigham
Jacob Perkins
Swan Creek
Glenn
Soule
Anderson
Standard Oil
Farner
E. H. Jordan
Nick Tomick
A Perry
Margaret Jordan
Mss
Lillian Drew
Clarence Jordan
L. T. Perkins
Willams Couserasta
C. E. Bennett
H. T. Brigham
Maretta Jordan
Wause
Ohio Weslyan University
Jesse May Divert
Lee
Monroe Street
D’vert
J. C. Domitio
Tims
August Becker
Dover Township
August
Becker
Poneee Gushman E
Woodmensee
Cincinnati
Davis
Mr. Harris
Lincoln
Florence Murphy
American Red Cross
Chas. Murphy
South Bend
Ind
Wau
Bulger
Christian Church
Rev
C. F
Evans
Lnt
George Windish
Clifford
Lucile Stevens
William Tisher
Farley
Gerri
Chamberlain
Joseph Stites
Jay
Fom
Saar Bea
A. B. Eby
C. F. Evans
A. S. Pennington
Shabbona
Wennington
Pennington
Illinois
Florence Butler Soles
Chesterfield Township
Cramer Cochran
Norfolk
Virginia
Morenci
Governor Cox
Louise Grisier
la Fayette
Freedom
Altstetter
James M
A. E. Sidenberder
Rockfield
Enterprise Steam Laundry
The
Gust Haag
Stockholm
Sweden
Kaiser
Ludendorf
Charles L. Sehmacker
John Summers
M. A. M. Barber
Henry D. “Meister
Thomas Mikesell
A.M. Barber
Horace W. Ford
Austin K Ford
Etelock A
M. Barber
Alice FL Williams
Robert L. Williams
Edith M. Williams
Obie
Lowell Hammontree
Elm Street
G. W.soule
East Park Street
G. J. Oakley
S.A. McKnight D.uscon
Roy Miller
Seward
Delta C. M
G. L. Bachman
East Cherry
Oakwood Streets
Tribune
East Chestnut Street
West Leggett Street
Harrison Funkhouser Brothers
Sherwood
Ottokee Fair Ground
Tedrow
ToMoy
Sange the
Fulton
Fulton County Dry Federation
Merica
N.C. Wright
the Peoples State Bank
Imargest
Chas. F. Stetzer
Belding-Brushh Co. Dept. Store
Fayette, O
Fancy Santos
Japan
Damas
Damask
Saxony
Germantown
Belding
Britsch Co
Fayette, Ohio
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