Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-12-21
Todd Sale of
Thrift and War
Saving Stamps

SdOng Otdn1pS
Columbus.-(Specia1.) - Announce
ment has been made from Columbus
by H. P. Wolfe, director of the Ohio
war savings committee, of chairmen
for the county committees in this
state.
To each of these chairmen has been
forwarded complete details for han
ding the sale of thrift stamps and
war savings stamps in his community.
The work OF the county organizations
will be that generally of creating a
demand for the stamps and at the
same time providing "over the coun-
ter" facilities for their sale.
The work of promoting the sale of
the war savings stamps is placed on
the same basis as that of the Liberty
Bond campaigns. The amount appro-
priated by congress for expenses in
distribution of the stamps is so small
that it little more than provides the
treasury department with sufficient
get the campaign under way.
Ohio's quota of the $2,000,000,000 is
sue of war savings stamps is $780,
100000. This amount must be
saved" before next December. Here
is a complete list of the county chair
men:
Adams, W. P. Stevenson, West
Union; Allen, H. e. Simonton, Lima;
Ashland, T. W. Miller, Ashland; Ash
tabula, F. R. Mosely, Ashtabula;
Athens, T. R. Biddle, Athens; Au-
glaize, Charles F. Herbst, Wapako-
meta.
Belmont, Charles j. Heinlein,
Bridgeport; Brown, George E. Sidwell.
Russellville; Butler, E. G. Ruder.
Hamilton; Champaign, George Talbot,
Urbana.
Clark, Harry S. Kissell, Springfield;
Clermont, S. T. G. Foster, Williams
burg; Clinton, Joseph T. Doan, Viii
mington; Columbiana, w. H. Mullins
Salem; Coshocton, George M. Gray
Coshocton; Crawford, Ralph Perrott
Bucyrus.
Cuyahoga, ]. R. Grouse, Cleveland
Darke, John F. Maher, Geenville; De
| f1ance, E. E. Carter, Defiance; Della
ware, A. S. Conklin, Delaware; Erie
George P. Chambers, Sandusky.
Fairfield, H. B. Peters, Lancaster
| Fayette, H. S. Daugherty, Washington
c. H; Franklin, S. A. Kinnear, Colum
bus; Fulton, G. D. Perry, Wauseon
Gallia, Sherman Eagle, Gallipolis.
Geauga, G. B. Fox, Burton; Greene
Horace L. Smith, Xenia; Guernsey, a
J. Bennett, Cambridge; Hamilton, Al
fred C. Allen, Cincinnati; Hancock, J
c. Donnell, Findlay.
Hardin, W. A. Horton, Kenton; Hal
rison, Barclay Moore, Cadiz; Henry
D. D. Donavan, Napoleon; Highland
o. H. Sans, Hillsboro; Hooking, Joh
F.. White, Logan.
Holmes, Charles R. Cary, Millers
burg; Huron, Edgar G. Martin, No
walk; Jackson, Edwin Jones, Jackson
Jefferson, John L. Means, Steube1
vile.
Knox, R. c. Ringwalt, Mount We
non; Lake, Vaughn E. Wyman, Paine
vile; Lawrence, S. B. Gilfllan, Irol
ton; Licking, Charles H. Spence
Newark; Logan, W. T. Havilan'
Bellefountaine.
Lorain, A. L. Garford, Elyria; Luca
Carl S. Splitter, Toledo; Madison, Xe
E. Cornelius, Youngstown; Mariol
DR.. c. E. Sawyer, Marion.
Medina, Frank B. Woods, Medina
Meigs, Hart Stanbery, Pomeroy; Me
Ger, Thomas A. Wise, Celina; Miam
w. K. Leonard, Piqua; Monroe, w.
Mooney, Jr., Woodsfeld.
Montgomery, Howard Marston, Da
ton; Morgan, George T. Hoffma
Malta; Morrow, J. w. Blauner, Moul
Gilead; Muskingum, William J.
well, GAINESVILLE.
Ottawa, George F. Meyer, Port eli
ton; Paulding, William H. PhipE
Paulding; Perry, Samuel FTew, Ne
Lexington; Pickaway, Col. Charles
Groce, Circleville.
Portage, William S. Kent, Ken
Preble, Harry Rissinger, Eaton; Pl
nam, George ]. Kleineth, Ottaw
Richland, J. A. Rigby, Mansfel
Ross, Walter M. Boulger, Chillicoth
Sandusky, Belford H. Swift, Fl
mont; Scioto, Harry Taylor, Por
mouth; Seneca, o. A. Charles, Tiff
Shelby, Percy R. Taylor, Sidney.
Summit, Fred E. Smith, Akro
Tuscarawas, S. J. Brister, New Phi
delphia; Union, Louis Swern'
Marysville.
Vinton, o. H. Vollenweider, Me-
thur; Warren, Harry Hamilton, L.
anon; Washington, H. G. Chamberla
Marietta; Wayne, Walter D. Fo
Wooster; Williams, G.. L. Newcom
| Bryan; Wood, c. H. Hatfield, Bowl
1 Green; Wyandot, Earl B. Carter, [
|. per Sandusky.
q More Wheat to Be Grown.
f More wheat than ever before will
h grown by the state of Ohio next ye
h Thousands of acres, both owned a
leased, already have been plant
K and, with good weather conditions,
O is expected that the state will be al
4 to raise all the wheat needed to fe
+ it's $4,000 wards.
v Soldier to Be Tried.
Il ChiIlicothe.-Private W. E. Fledd
!, joban, Austrian, drafted from N
Il Bremen, O., soon will be tried in a n
o itafy court on a charge of violati