Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-08-13


prospect of entertainment, instruction
and general upbuilding for the en-
tire community, in town and near
town, young, middle aged and old, is
very bright. The Redpath Chautau-
qua Bureau has prepared an except
lonally fine program; one that is
bound to touch upon matters of in
terest to all; one that will not only
entertain and instruct, but will also
furnish ideals and incentives that
cannot fail to benefit the entire COM
munity in every department of its
life. More than this, study of the
program will disclose the fact that
the talent secured to deliver the pro-
gram is the very best obtainable. The
lecturers are men who have done and
are doing things worth while, as well
as talking about them. The entertain
ers are all people with we'll establish
ed regulations in their special lines
and the musical part of the program
alone, when the personel of the musi-
cal force is considered, would be we'll
worth the price of season ticket.
That's the marvel of it; that so much
of the best can be secured for so small
cost to the individual. Credit is due
the local committee of which Judge
F. A. Barber is president and L. H.
Deyo, secretary for securing this
Chautauqua company for Wauseon
Someone must assume the RESPONSE
bility and make the guarantee and
| then someone must do the work OF
letting people know what is coming
interesting them in the movement
and enlisting their support. All this
and more, the local committee snavs
done and are doing; not for money
because they receive no compensation
whatever, nor for glory but because
they believe in the chautauqua as 9
community builder and as a means
of making life for the people of the
town and vicinity more pleasant, more
prosperous and better in every way
The Redpath Company have ISSUED
1000 adult season tickets, the regulal
price of which is $3.50 each, to tn,
local committee, which they may sci
previous to the Chautauqua Session
for $500; after this week the pric,
of these tickets will be $3.50 and evel
that is less than half what the vari
Gus numbers on the program woul,
cost at the single admission prices
There are also 200 children's ticket
which the committee will continue t.
sell at $1.00 during this week, tn
price of which after this week will b
advanced to SIPS. There is only on
conclusion to draw from this an
that is buy now; at the newspaper of
fees or at any of the stores.
The Big Parade
, The local business men realizin
that this chautauqua season agords
splendid opportunity to get togethe
and work together, (and by the wa
) they are working together in combir
| ing to furnish the required guarante
to the Redpath Company, have plar
ned to celebrate the coming of thi
seasons Chautauqua with a big aut
: parade in which they will participat
, On Friday evening this parade wi
form at $50 and with the Wauseo
Band in the leading autos they wi
traverse the principal streets of tt
: city, to let everybody know that tt
: big tent is pitched and the superil
e tendent of the 1915 Chautauqua, M
L F. M. Whitney has arrived and is 9
e the job; from competent authority v
e learn that Mr. Whitney is very mut
: on the job from start to finish al
a that he never permits the boredom
a awkard silence or dragging program
e to enter a Redpath Chautauqua ter
e If you hppen to live outside of TOW
! it will pay you to come in to see Il
: big parade and then just join the pr
: cession to the Chautauqua tent whe
o everybody will be admitted on Frid;
II evening, free for the