Fulton County Fair Shows Strong Attendance Despite Weather
Weather briefly affected Fulton County Fair events with livestock judging and racing affected by rain. Exhibitors from Hardin Napoleon Porters Swanton and Spencerville displayed cattle sheep pigs and chickens while Red Cross workers expanded duties and noted donations of clothing linens and knitted goods aiding wartime relief.
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Fulton County
Hardin
Napoleon
Pring
Porter
Tedrow
Teen & Son
Grand Rapids
Wien Murs
Swenton
Toutestes
Kogtag
Biddle
Swanton
Watson
Spencerville
Ind
van Kreglow
DeGroff
Ohio
Kuler
Malinta
Perteee Aly
Litzentere & Heckler
Carson
War Food Schedules and National Dairy Show in Ohio
The article outlines federal requirements for firms to report on hand and in transit food stocks by August 31 with duplicate schedules filed to federal offices in Cincinnati Toledo and Cleveland Ohio. It promotes the National Dairy Show in Columbus October 18–27 and notes remarks by Herbert Hoover on dairy industry roles during wartime. Services are announced at East Chesterfield Christian Church with Rev. Barton preaching.
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C. C. Greenleaf
Miss. Floen Owhieen Rae Rence
Scott
Sophia
Pocock
the Baptist Ladies Aid
Metamora
Cleveland
United States Department
Department
Washington
Federal Grain Supervision
Johnson ‘Building
Cincinnati
Office
Second National Bank
Toledo
Bureau of Marketa
Joson
Office Federal Grain Supervision
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Herbert C. Hoover
Bis
America
Europe
Fulton County
Columbus
86Th Regiment
O. V
G. A. R. Hall
Grand Army Gull
J Ashburn
Co. C
Co. C: i
D. R. A. Housley
W. BR. Noyes
Robert Wallace
E. Robert Fisher
E. S. Chirk
A. G. McConeghy
FP. W. Norris
H. G. D. Newcomer
Henry Tisee
Andrew Mikesell
A. Hoeboom
Isrish McConkey
Fred Beaverson
P. H. Bayes
Wm. Candleburry
P. W. Tabor
H. T. Brigham
W. J. Handy
G. Helwig
H.T. Brigham
Adjutant Parrott
Dayton
Briggs
Wauseon
Arkansaw
Curry
Hermon
Delta
Ashburn
Noyes
Boyd
Harmon
Evans
Phil Amschutz
Comrades and Ladies Relief Corps
H.W. Boyd
J.N. Ashburn
DNOCHARGES Fulton County Men From Military Service
District Board discharges twelve Fulton County men on industrial grounds and grants twenty six exemptions on appeal. The list includes Vrwnk H. Trowbridge Josiah F. Marks Roscoe H. Griffin Harley OG Polton Gene L. Mann and others. Also notes pastors reassigned, commission changes, and a correction for Frank Harrison Miller. Public church notices and enlistment notes conclude the item.
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District Board
Fulton County
Twentor Board
District Federal Board
Findlay
Vrwnk
H. Trowbridge
Josiah F. Marks
Roscoe H. Griffin
Harley OG
Polton
Gene L. Mann
Elsworth
Botder
Arther Reverhymer
Monee Severence
Clarence A. Wise
Gey Bo Hartman
Malon J. Russell
Henry Teist
Wistriet Boor
Lors
Joen Board
Choa
W. Nah
Oscar K. Allomen
Harry H. Huncerfort
Prank Chis
Simon, Howimes
Bert Malosh
Nelson J.mon T. Sullins
John R. Lelend E. Drom
Alfre’ Dd. Nosker
Clarence W. Waldvogel
Lloyd M. Newey
Jesse Frank Tedrow
Elmer Short
Garold BE. Spoeriie
Walter A. Nofxier
Edward D. Brockhelt
Arthur Russie
Elmer F. Lohse
How G. Curtis
Alfred M. Rex
Donol J. Hustile
Chas. W. Gerringer
Nk W. Stine
Cornelius BE. Seirer
Frank Harrison Miller
National Army
Miller
Archbold Ete Wall
Chillicothe
Wauseon High Opens With Record First Day Enrollment
Wauseon Public Schools began the new term amid full staffing in the high school and grades after tense days. First day enrollment reached 200 in the high school, with about a quarter from out of town, and total enrollment for the day around 402.
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Wauseon High School
Pall High School
Wauseon Public Schools
al- Jhalih
Altstetter
M. L. Altstetter
C. M. Sims
Texebers
Ivan D. Sterist
Jessie Wolcott
Marie Drennan
Rose Pfirman
Mise Glenna Stafford
Oma Seitz
Mise Edith Burford
Sprailes
Teahhers
Ofi Watkins
Mias Clara Gotts
Auto crash on highway near Napoleon injures families
A serious two buggy crash occurred Saturday night near Napoleon when Walter McLain, blinded by headlights from an overtaking car, struck two oncoming buggies. In the first buggy Mr. and Mrs. John Swin were hurt, and Mrs. Swin may die. The Kneppers and their three daughters suffered cuts and a concussion. McLain and both buggies were damaged.
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Toledo
Napoleon
Walter Mclain
Harriton Township
John Swin
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Fulton County Fair
Bred Choss
Red Crom
Betsy Ross
Tair
Roth Ziegler
Red Cross
Septs Harrison
Sesy
Bocety
Treas
Louie Hancock
the Fair
Felephone
Red Cross Indies
Will Fink
M. E. Read
S Thariori
Napoleon Indies
National Dairy Sihlow
East Chesterfield Christian Church
Rev
Arton
Methodist Cheren
O, P. Huffman
Lima
Huffman
Wanseon
Sunda
Geo. B. Wiltsie
Leipsy
Frank Griffin
John Barden
Clark Aumond
Messrs. E. B. Spring
Dover
Albert Edgar
Royalend
Warcose
Virginia
Watsoon
Esr
Harry L. Bolton
U.S. S. Richman
Norfolk, Va
Ing
Spencer-Edgar-Vollmer Company
McCalls
Will Domino
Joe
France
Engineer Corps
2Ith U. S. Engineers
Ralph Smallman
Camp DeVore
Ayer
Massachusetts
First Ohio Rebellance Company
Fort Sheridan
Montgomery
Alabama
Camp Sherman
Chilheathe
Otto Funkhouser
Pred
Ar Irival
Bob Bissonette
Bob
Q6th Regiment
Wause
Miss Hill
Northwestern Ohio Telephone Company
Mr. Peach
Goraud & Clark
Ambulance
Mrs. Peach
Willard Park
Wayne Wallace
Wayne
Woman's Club
Mary Hart
Elizabeth Britham
Minnie Darby
Darby Kenyon
New York City
Fort Wood
Beidlee’s
Pero
Darby
Defiance
Norwalk
Helen
Fort James
Caroline Ines
Carl Wood
Avial Pond
KF. Stockman
Stat É& Tlon
Barton
Marie Weber
Canada
British
Royal Flying Corps
W. H
Cumberland Gap
Judge Handy
Mesdames Curry
Wauseon Boosters Club
Third Field Hospital
Howard McClarren
Reo Burgoon
Ralph Rosebrook
General McMcMahen
THE
First National Bank
J. L. Farley
Berkey
U. S
Churngold
Cherry Street
lves-Pike Company
Wauseon, Ohio
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