Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-10-26
Lead Food PLEDGE Canvass.

Of the federal food administrations
national canvass.
State Manager D. Franklin Garland
announced the list of county chairmen
who will head organizations in the SO
counties of the state. These chairmen
will have county campaign bodies I'M
der them, and already are at work on
their organizations.
The state is to be SO perfectly Or
ganized that an actual house-tohouse
canvass will be made to enroll every
housewife in the movement of Saving
food to win the war"
These are the county chairmen:
Adams, H. L. Hostetter; Allen, M.
Austin Potter; Ashland, j. M. Fluke;
Ashtabula, o. R. Cleveland; Athens,
Prof. G. M. Copeland; Auglaize, Albert
Herring; Belmont, John T. Scott;
Brown, E. B. Stephan; Butler, George
Verify; Carroll, g. E. Bell; Cham
paign, Clyde H. Hooley; Clark. Charles
L. Nisley; Clermont H. C. Aultman;
Clinton, J. Edwin Gay.
Columbiana, W. Irving Lewis; Co
shocton, H. A. Cation; Crawford, Mrs.
]. T. Hopely; Cuyahoga, H. D. North:
Darke, Mrs. J. L. Selby; Defiance,
Minnie Ridenour; Delaware, w. D.
Thompson; Erie, Mrs. Alfred Wright;
Fairfield, Col. W. Leiby; Fayette, Mrs.
Alex H. Ballard; Franklin, David War
wick; Fulton, R. H. Fernald; Gallia,
Wayne Lutz; Geauga, Harold Ryder;
Greene, Mrs. G. H. Geyer.
Hamilton, w. A Julian; Hardin,
Mrs. W. C. Kohler; Harrison, Charles
Perry; Henry, L. T. Loose; Highland,
Mrs. Thomas Foster; Hooking, w. c.
Brashares; Huron, T. w. Latham:
Jackson. C. A. Dyer; Jefferson, w. D.
Case; Knox, Mrs. w. F. Allgire; Lake.
F. H. Kendall; Lawrence, Earl Stew.
art; Licking, W. M. Morgan; Logan,
A. F. Rothstein.
Lorain, Mrs. Louis Burgner; Lucas,
1. e. Macomber; Madison, o. M. Moul.
ton; Mahoning, Samuel G. Mcclure;
Marion, R. M. Mcclure; Medina, C. z
jerks; Meigs, G. H. Grow; Mercer, s.
Cotterman; Miami, John P. Nelson;
Monroe, E. c. Feiock; Montgomery, N
w. Kirkpatrick; Morgan, C. G. John
son; Morrow, Mrs. Mary Mateer; Mus
/ kingum, N. D. Snedeker; Noble, H. L
Bates.
Ottawa, A. o. Dime; Paulding, Mrs
Mary Malloy; Perry, John L. Martin;
Pike, Charles P. Gableman; Portage
Mrs. James Wilson; Putnam, D. ]
Keinath; Richland, L. H. Beam; Ross
Walter Sears; Scioto, w. NJ Briggs
Seneca, Mrs. P. M. Hendershott; Shel
by, Lee A. Dollinger; Stark, Mrs. J. H
Bair.
Summit, DR.. P. R. Knoble; Turnbull
Mrs. C. M. Wilkins; Tuscarawas, S.
Uffer; Union, D. K. Sellars; Van Vert
Frank Balyeat; Vinton, C. H. Cope
land; Warren, Mrs. Stanley Sellars
Washington, T. D. Chamberlain
Wayne, Prof. c. E. Thorne: Williams
W. H. Slater; Wood, H. B. Williams
I Wyandot, A. B. Whitney.
Garfield Names Coal Chiefs.
National Coal Administrator Harr
A. Garfield came to Cleveland re
Gently and appointed Homer H. Johr
son coal administrator for Ohio.
Because we are at war;" he sale
'the needs of the army and nav
must be met first.
This is war time measure
Sacrifice by everybody is necessary
We must not expect to heat ever
room in our houses. Most homes ar
kept too hot. anyway"
Mr. Johnson, after conference wit
DR.. Garfield, accepted the appoin
ment as coal administrator for Obi
l and announced that he will establis
, headquarters at Columbus immed
ately.
To Pension Aged Ministers.
.. An annuity plan providing for a SIS
100000 Pilgrim Memorial Fund" fc
aged and disabled ministers of th
: Congregational church and their d
pendents was adopted by the Nation;
! Council Of Congregational Churches
This action was characterized
: leaders of the church as the most in
: portant act before the council. Nil
listers from the age of 80 to IS wi
contribute per cent of their salarie
to the fund and at the pension age wi
receive annually one-half of the SUI
= of their annual salary.
= Urges Saving of Bread.
> !, Teachers and pupils of Ohio ca
save 35,817,3 ,304 loaves of wheat bres
in year, and are asked to do so in g
, appeal by State Superintendent
Public Instruction Pearson.
= A saving of this amount can be {
- fected, Superintendent Pearson say
= if all teachers and pupils, 981,28
them, will substitute some kind
food SO as to save an ounce of flour
Z day.
Fire Prevention Day.
q Oct. was the 46th anniversary
/ the day when Mrs. O'Leary's co
L kicked over a lamp, set fire to h
L barn and thus was the innocent eau
of the big Chicago confagration, OF
L of the three most disastrous fires
n America.
a. The day was almost universally Q
y served throughout the United Stat
as Fire Prevention Day." in purs
j. ance of a practice established a fe
K years ago 10 commemorate the Cl
d cago fire by safeguarding against t
dangers of flames.
Willis Talks to Soldiers.
E. Former Governor Frank B. viii
n addressed the soldiers at Camp She
of man "The very right of free COVER
ment is challenged in this war,
y said, "and unless you boys win, t
ID victories of Washington may as W.
st not have been won. Our flag, viii
d. was first given to the breeze by Pa
Ii Jones, has been dishonored by cru
to ruthless foreign foe. Any body OF M
that will sink without warning
h. provocation a ship loaded with wour
lie ed soldiers or defenseless women a.
c. children ought to be hung higher TIL
Haman.
Bryan Will Aid Drys.
s. William Jennings Bryan will to
le Ohio Oct. %, % and "a, the trip e
V. bracing visit to Cleveland, to ca
te paign for adoption of the prohibit
le constitutional amendment proposal.
W The schedule of his OHIO tour h
lust been announced by the Ohio De