Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-08-30

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with their cousins, Mrs. John Rup-
pert, Mrs. Sam Morningstar and
Miss Euphrasia Gushman, and other {
Wauseon relatives.
Mrs. Herman and the Misses Mary
and Christina Hocke of Toledo: M.
Farley Kimerer and family of Lam
bertville, Mich; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinaido Bannister ard sons Paul and
Wayne. of Wauseon, took dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Kimerer.
Mrs. Earl Grimes, who has been
guest in the William Weir home for
the past three weeks, left Tuesday
70" Chicago, where she will visit her !
son who is located at Great Lakes Il
Naval training station, before going !
on to her home in Minneapolis, Kan. ,
Mrs. Eva Moine and son Garand :
last Thursday from Toledo
where they attended the wedding OF
Miss Grace Willets, who was united
in marriage to Eco C. Wagner, an Of
fcer in the Aviation section of the
U. S. navy, stationed at Key West,
Fla.
The annual meeting of the Chris
tian churches of Fulton county was
held on the fair grounds last Sunday.
There was a large attendance with
Wauseon well represented. The Rev.
L. n D. Wells of Akron was the prin-
cipal speaker and delivered a master
ly sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Kenyon and
son, Frank Jr. started Wednesday on
their return trip for their home in
Cape Girardeau, Mo-, after a three
weeks vacation spent with the home
folks in Wauseon. They will visit
friends in Oberlin, Ohio and Indian
apolis, Ind, en- route.
Mrs. Julius Bannister extends her
sincere thanks to the many kind
friends who in many ways made
known their thought of her and their
sympathy with her during her re-
cent illness. Mrs. Bannister was able
to come to Wauseon last Friday; the
first time in ten weeks.
Miss Carrie Gibbs pleasantly en-
tertained party of friends at the
VIII DOmitio home Wednesday even
ing at a "pot luck" in honor of Miss
June Gorsuch, who leaves today to
take up new position in Warren,
Ohio. The best wishes of her many
Wauseon friends go with her.
The National Fuel Administration
has issued an order requesting the |
of
for pleasure driving on Sunday for
the next few weeks. The heavy de-
mands of the government for gaso-
line for military purposes makes con-
servation of that fuel necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Grisier and fam
lily motored to Culver, Ind, this week
to bring home their son Donald, who
has been attending the summer ses-
sion of the Culver Military academy.
Donald has been pursuing a course as
| naval cadet, and it is rumored that
he has made application for enlist
ment.
The Fulton county unit of the
! Woman's committee, Counsil of Ma
tional Defense under the direction of
Mrs. C. F. Stotzer, chairman, VIII
place exhibitions of food conserva-
ton and child welfare methods at the
Fulton county fair next week. War
work of the Y. W. C. A will also be
demonstrated.
As a reminder to r. r. Coon that
he was growing older, the occasion
being his 57th birthday, the follow
ing were guests at dinner Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Marine Of Toledo, Mr..
and Mrs. D. C. Coon and sons, Fran
els and Ralph, and Mrs. E. C. Fer
: rell of Fostoria, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs
: Karl Mohr, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
V. Smith and daughter Marilynn.
Miss Roux Bourquin will enter Da-
Wis Business college on Monday, Sep
, tember 9 She VIII make here home
=. while in Toledo with Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Jodrey, who recently moved
a }here from this place Louis Jodrey
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jodrey
viii remain in Wauseon to finish his
), course in High school and will stay
). with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bourquin
+ "a fair exchange is no robbery"
The Jewell family reunion was helC
at the home Of Mrs Sam. Borton OF
? West Park street Thursday, Angus
p. About so were present and thost
from a distance were: Mrs. Jennie
i Woolson of Mt. Vernon, Ohio; Let
Ayers of Warsaw, Ind; Mrs. Bel
Trip of Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs. Hat
}, tie Smith, and Mrs. Frank Wiley ant
It owo sons Of Toledo, and Mr.. Elme.
Z. Badger OF Detroit; Miss Geraldin
d Trip, and Mrs. Roy Warner and sol
u Adrian, Mich.
4 On Thursday, August "a, Mrs
4 Charles Ditto entertained her Sunda,
Il school class at a pot luck dinner il
A. the woods. All enjoyed the dinner
After dinner was over, the two boy
in the party were missed; when the
" returned, they had been to town an
RI had two large watermelons; of cours
V, they were enjoyed, too. Games wer
+ played and all had a good time. Thos
present were Mrs. Ditto, teacher
anna Galbraith, Ethel Baker, Levi
T. Clifford Lindiey, Mabel Willemar
ID Nola Demaline, Mary Ditto, an
Or Merlyn Cameron.
i'll -
ld The West Ohio Conference of tn
Methodist Episcopal church will hol
its annual session in the Wesle
ps church in Cincinnati, opening ne1
IS. Wednesday, September 4, Bisho
st Leete presiding. This conference hi
rs. about 500 ministers and covers til
in whole western portion of Ohio fro
Toledo to Cincinnati. The local pa
tor, Geo. B. Wiltsie, will leave ne,
re Tuesday for the conference and wi
air be gone one week. AS several pa
he tors have been appointed as chaplail
nd and young men from the colleg,
zee have enlisted, the outlook is "a grei
scarcity of men for the pastorates.