Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-12-15
S1O623.39

Total ........ $1O623.39
Moved by Charles Hayes, seconded
by B. F. Gasche, that the report of
the Secretary, Treasurer and Audit
ing Committe be approved. Carried.
Talk on general matters was given by
Secretary Reed and President Fraker
Suggestions in reference to a Boys
Contest for the coming year were sub
mitted by Harmon Gasche, followed
by remarks for the good of the fair by
VIM. McClarren, Ed. Hallett, D. A.
Fauver, B. F Gasche, Roy Miller and
President Fraker.
The matter of charging an admis-
sion for automobiles and other We
hicles was submitted to the members
for their opinion in the matter. Talks
were made by Chas. Hayes, Roy Mil
Ter, President Fraker, Ed. Hallett and
Secretary Reed All members who
submitted their ideas were of the
opinion that charge should be made
for vehicles the same as all other fairs
are doing in this district.
The President appointed Messrs
Bradley, Hallett and VIM. McClarren
as Judges for the. election of the Di-
rectors whose terms had expired, and
appointed Messrs. Daley, Taylor and
Gasche as tellers. The President call
ed for nominations for one Director
from Gorham township to succeed AL
bert c Llovd, one director from Clin-
ton township to succeed Daniel Cling
aman, one Director from German
township to succeed J. c. Geesey, and
one at large to succeed F. j. Spencer.
Albert C Lloyd was named for di-
rector from Gorham township, Daniel
Clingaman from Clinton township, ].
&c. Geesey from German township and
! F. J. Spencer as member at large.
| The President ordered the ballots to
| be prepared and at three o'clock the
pools closed and the result of the bal
lot was submitted by the judges and
tellers, as follows:
Albert C Lloyd, Gorham Twp. :. 80
Daniel Clingaman, Clinton Twp. .29
u. C. Geesey, German Twp. ..... 80
F. Spencer, at large .......... .29
Thereupon the President declared
the above officers elected and Probate
Judge, F. A. Barber, proceeded to give
them the oath of office according to
law, and the meeting adjourned sine
die.
/ The Board then organized with
Thomas Fraker in the chair. George
Leu announced the name of Thomas
H Fraker for President of the Socie-
ty, seconded by VIM, Biddle. Moved
| by DR.. Kline and seconded by F. j.
! Spencer that the nominations be
closed and that the Secretary cast
the ballot of the entire board for
Thomas H Fraker, President. Mo-
ton put by Vice President Sipe and
carried unanimously. Therefore the
Secretary cast the ballot of the en-
tire board for Thomas H. Fraker as
President and he was declared elect
ed
Moved by R. D. Miller and seconded
by w L. Biddle that S. W. Sipe be
selected as Vice President of the So
ciety, and that the Secretary cast the
ballot of the entire board for his
election Carried unanimously There
upon the secretary cast the ballot of
the entire board for S. W. Sipe as
Vice President and he was declared
elected by the Chair.
Moved by E. E Hallett and second
ed by Everett Spring, that the Vice
President cast the ballot of the entire
borad for the election of C. L. Reed
as Secretary. Carried unanimously.
Thereupon the Vice President cast the
ballot for the entire board for. G. L..
Reed, Secretary, and he was declared
elected by the President.
Moved by George Leu and seconded
by Dr. Kline that c. A. Knapp be Sc
lected Treasurer of the Society, and
that the Secretary cast the ballot of
the entire Board for his election. Car
ried unanimously. Thereupon the
Secretary cast the ballot of the en-
tire Board for C. A. Knapp as Treas
urer and he was declared elected by
the President.
1t was moved by Everett Spring
and seconded by w L. Biddle that the
1917 fair be held on the 4th, 9Th, 9th
and 7th days of September A. D. 1917,
and that the Secretary be instructed
to notify the other fair boards in this
district of this selection. Carried una
nimously.
Moved by D. Williams, seconded by
F J. Spencer that committee of two
be appointed by the President to meet
and confer with the Holstein Breeders
Association at their next meeting
Carried unanimously and the Chair
anpointed Secretary Reed and Dewitt
Williams as the Committee.
Moved by Spring, seconded by Leu
that the Secretary of this Society be
sent to the state meeting at Colum-
bus as the representative of this So
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Modem Smith, Plaintiff Clyde M. Smith
ct al Defendant.