Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-02-15
BOOSTERS CLUB
Regular Monthly Meeting Held Tues
day Evening on Account of HeatIess
Monday-High School Boys Made
Honorary Members of the Club -
Future Activities of Club Outlined.

In order to comply with the dictates
of the National Fuel Administrator,
the regular monthly meeting of the
Boosters Club was held last Tues
day evening.
A good attendance was made better
by the presence of a group of High
School boys.
The minutes Of special meeting, of
January 81 were read; committee on
water supply reported conference with
Water Works Board and efforts of
such board to insure adequate supply
of water for the village. Report was
received and committee continued.
Communication from the Eagle
Wood Turning company of Chicago
relative to securing factory site in
Wauseon, read and referred to execu-
tive committee.
The matter of a Business Mems
luncheon to be served once a week
during the spring months for the pur-
pose of bringing the men of Wauseon
together once a week to consider the
various war time movements, have
presented to them the needs of the
government, Red Cross, Y. M. C. A.,
and other branches of war work and
service, and plan to take up and carry
on the share of such service devolv-
ing upon the community, was pre-
scented to the club by F. H. Wolf as
one of the items planned by the Wau-
seon War Work committee on it's pro-
posed program for Community serv-
ice. After discussion, President Har-
ris, on motion, appointed F. H. Wolf,
L. M. Mcdonald, C. P. Grisier, Chas.
L. Mathews, and F. E. Kenyon, a
committee of arrangements and to
take general charge of a Business
Mems Luncheon.
Committee to investigate the street
sprinkling for the coming eason was
appointed, consisting of John HIATT,
Ed. Scott, and H. H. Davenport.
Mr.. l.. M. Mcdonald on behalf of
the Wauseon War Work committee,
presented a proposed Carnival to be
held in the new garage on East Chest
nut street, the use of which will be
donated by David Morningstar, about
March 8, for the benefit of the Red
Cross chapter and asked the cooper
alton of the club.
| School boys to become honorary men,
OSISt il GHc C1uU. liz 1O1lOW11LR UOyS
who were present, accepted the invi-
tation and were made honorary mem
bers of the Wauseon Boosters Club:
Lowell Perry, John Leggett, Ern-
est Baer, Donald Grisier,' Charles
Cole, Lowell McClarren, Russell Ris-
ley, Lowell Harper, ROLAND Maddox,
George Roos, Herman Wallace, Louis
Jodry, and Elmer Schad.
Charles L. Mathews, as chairman
of the Thrift Stamp Sales commit
tee, presented a proposition for the
formation of a club of 100, who
should pledge themselves to purchase
81 worth of stamps per day for 80
days, beginning February IA, and
asked for subscribers to such a
pledge.
Speeches from the newly-received
honorary members were called for
and John O~utcalt, Herman Wallace
and Charles Cole responded in short
talks; Charles Cole speaking especi-
ally of a band for Wauseon, and the
desire of Wauseon boys to have such
a band maintained.
The Band committee of the club
having been reduced to two members
only, by the decease of the former
chairman, Fred Funkhouser, Presi.
dent Harris announced the ame Of
Earl Edgar and Charles Cole, as
members of the Band committee. The
committee is now composed of Emf
Winzeler, H. S. Lyon, Earl Edgar
and Charles Cole.
This committee was instructed tx
take immediate steps toward the or
g~anization and for the maintenance
Of a. Wauseon band.
Mr.. Altstetter spoke of a contes'
, which has been launched by the Coun
ty Superintendent among the schools
/: Of the county in patriotic service anc
asked for the support and coopera
: ton of the members of the club TO:
: the schools of Wauseon.
!, The Chair assured Mr.. Altstette
5 that the club would be very glad tt
cooperate in every way possible, ant
spoke of the fine service that has al
, ready been rendered by the pupils O
/ the schools.
, MI. Charles l.. Mathews was rec
commended by vote of the club a
chairman for Fulton county of "Bet
| ter Roads" committee to act in con
r junction with chairmen from tn
other counties of the state to secur
a statewide improvement of roads
ANTNTTTAT NHLHTNTIT Mo b.