Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-12-27


Lawrence Bonnell who after long
service overseas gets back to Camp
Sherman but failed to get his dis
charge in t me to make the home
Landing for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Winzeler en-
tertained their family at the an
nual Christmas dinner. Those pre-
sent were Mr. Ernest Williams and
family of Gibsonburg, Mr.. Roscoe
Darby and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Winzeler.
Donald Dudley made the home
landing Tuesday night and conse-
quently there was a happy Christ
mas N the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. C. Dudley. Donald has been in
prolonged field service in the U. S.
Air Service in England.
Clarence Smith, whose home is
in Portland, Oregon, but who has
been n service with the list F. A..
Band at Camp Knox, Stithton, KY,
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
fisher while on five day fur ough.
Among the college students home
for the hol day vacation are, Maret-
ia Jordan, Margaret Howard, Mar
gerry Whiteman, Lowell Perry and
Reta StuempeI from the Ohio Wes-
leyan; Clarence Bowser. Ralph How
ard, Lester Paxson and Lowell Nc
Clarren from the 0. S. U.
Frank Co Inns of DellQuesne, Pa.
Joined his brother, Sergeant Jay
Coll MS in the Christmas Home Cir
Gle; arriving Tuesday evening and
leaving FIR day. All home for
Christmas except Corporal Harold
forward to a home coming soon
Ensign Roland Bachman U. S.
Naval Aviator from Hampton Roads
is home On leave for the holidays
locking fine and enthusiastic over
his branch of the service. Ensign
Bachman is making flights from
Newport News to the Fleet off the
Atlantic Coast and between New
port News and Washington.
Christmas marks the birthday of
the twins, Ike and Louise Tyner
McCance. However he don't tell
his age on account of his sister
The occasion was remembered by
a d nner at her home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Myers and family,
Austin Myers of Camp Custer and
Miss Nola Tyner were present.
Lieutenant L. G. Andrews secur-
ed Christmas Leave and walked in
to the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Andrews last Tuesday
night Lieutenant Andrews receiv-
ed a lasting souvenir of the Great
War in the shape of baoly wound
ed arm; but that arm will ways
be a badge of his courage and loyal
Americanism.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kesler WI
celebrate their Golden Wedding An
niversary on the last day of 1918
Tuesday December 31st. Their six
children with husbands and wives
and grand children and great grand
children will gather in Their home
On Superior Street next Tuesday
and make the day one long to be
remembered by every one of the
family.
Private Christ King joined his
wife in Wauseon Wednesday even
ing of last week, having received
his honorable discharge from the
Army service at Camp Jackson
South Carolina. Mr. King will re
sumo his position in the Akron Post
Office immed atey after the frs
of the year; Mrs. King will complete
her school year at the King Schoo
where she is teaching.
Paul Batoro, aged 38 a native Of
Austria formerly a resident of Ted
row, died at his home southwest o.
Fayette, Saturday December 21st
a victim Of Spanish. Influenza, h
caves a wife and two small chill
dren. Mr. Batoro was highly es
! teemed by those who knew him
Funeral services were held at tn
home Monday December 23rd ant
interment made in tTedrow GENE
terry.
Miss EsteIe Fryska who ha
been serving as a U. S. Army nurs
at Fort Stevens, Oregon and late
at Camp Lewis, Washington, ha
been released from service at Cam
Lewis and arrived in Wauseon las
Saturday evening. She will spen
a holiday vacation with her mothel
Mrs. Barbara Fryska and her siste
Miss Agnes. Nurse Fryska is sui
ject to recall to active service at tn
need of the government.
Rev. W. 7. Williams. pastor {