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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

hand referred and I also said IN a
whisper; Thank Him"
We talked until long past midnight.
talk OF Annie. our desire "a be all va
could 10 her 10 make up for her cold
and uniovcd childhood.
n always told YOU Hho had renre
blood In her" I said when finally we
rose 10 rciire.
yes ahI nov enc has folks TO
me thut has been ~ most pitini
thing about her that desire in be-
long To some one. 20 have pme one
who really belonged To- her. u VIII
be- duty and our pleasure. olive.
10 shnw her that We are tho riHhf
Kind or folks DO she will forgive
me Tho last 10 low srnfroiY
heart ana which I pretended not 70.
n am the hnppiosi woman IN sn
New York tonight. Frank I have o.
husband who loves mo. 7 ntc found
that Il dear rlri whom 7 love ia re-
lated to uH. my WORK be- progressing
beyond my ruEicHt dreams ! don't
know how my ono could ash for
more"
And dear. 7 pfny God I may ~
worthy OF fou; ~ your faith and
trust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

H'r fhHt tH. rU wDru otto. rr'luNts
Wuu might ssumr tho r,spniis i.iiy
uI me rirl should Hhe die
nu,ss fhpt we what fhp ofi
would Co.,. iudrinr ICON what father
toli mr ut bee Sine was a rHntlnkDr-
uIs uIl d,Ur
.Wsl your punt died about -z
yrHrs ago. Tho people with whom
.I. IIf placed tH, yhtI throw Ifr
ulf when tH't law thorU wuH r1
WHr. money iHr. rDomiIr Tho EiIi
HII Hiuirs pHr.I Ha their own
daughter. bon taco believed l,ra,ir i1
luiuuE t1 them
1850. Olive, is tho rlr' Twins
Whore be- sho nov We must DO SOM
tn.Us tor her.
Y,s vo must DEB o. grout deal Cor
h'. Iauh Ioi that ElH Boz Aiu,,
.HuIu
newer saw such o. cnmrirNli, col.
puufIuu upon human room.
Nance ue t.ruEsicd Cor expression
upon tfaui's IIsr
Annie Ii.iu mk own niece $50
wonder Z lowed Nr" itp HIf .fDk u
without thinking ,ud thor r,t.1s
what Ir hsd r1Id louktl ut u' lu
fHr MOST prUulIHr Uuutr, Ish l
deeply rcd % fff Trims 0 ,ir, joe
IDr olive cared Iu o. way ! bad uH
r.rii Cd ,lr, for u little trD
1900
know. TrIuI. know HIl tlc
time, I.ut b. IHH ,IWD rirht even ur
fur, kuu lutv Su wt wuuf fNIuh
cot fItt Itrf HI NJ d,aU % was ir,
can OFF t.U blood
IIut how III ,uu 1ul oui about
HpHH
dIuu'f Nr turr IuH'l luE.1
THnu otter promising bum w'IuE N'
.Hf him tu mention o., r'uIH u, 'H'
woman who ult"ri Annie |r IH'if
tIH lf ul" Wph'rI
Nt" hHri never married
tu|.. |...I UHf uI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15
By HERBERT R

belgrade. Nurh "a. tut Mtll
There IN plenty uf food |u IuEu.ElIfIt.
Yet people are dying of huurft
The trouble b. one of transportation
Villages are cut of ONE from th'
other by roads which ore now piled
hirh with snow soon these roads
will be- miI.lsg deep iu mud Tho Iiai.
Nan mud is OF its Hott apart ~ H
hutiumlrsH. adhesive and d|ocuptiN,
Theru ar, mud one could almost ui.
boz u fountain pen and there are otnsr
mudH W which "a knife would STICK
iaHt
Some ct these villages have plenty
of food There ARE little town, loo
which men uui womcn aud ,hIlit'r
mH, hp starving Ms first question
wac tho Obvious ID,
WHY du not the people uf fIr
starving towns 20 tu the towns which
have Hn abundance 900
u',tuss tnst cannot Tho Germans
On fhu AUatfItUH uUI most HHf
worst uf HI tho UuielflInH took from
These people most of THEN NuIk oxen
HuI their duuketH and their earn.
ihsfr Is NitlD communication uetwt
villages BOO tnr depth ui winter Thee
people orc hlff fiHI Iui almost shoe
l' % H 1 hrat, man who 1918
leave H urr tu vlriUH trru.H fh, u.I
han bulls under HurI conditions
40 iHH ulH surprise fu Wr r
NNi expected FOO NUI EfHTNlu.
Serbia Iu.f HH fhr mrmn,rs of trs
lt,I t'r1H HHI tHp Hoover ,,p,d
tiurs bad expected Zoo UuI lt.uE
iuud 900 certain basins mt cote
tliufN oU tn. statements Uf ths
American m....UrafI.s off tH, nII.I
dinner HNIt s we'll Hs uu ms own
IuNtrfEHHIuHa. that DO fHH food ON
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ui.s Inmrh,.r iBd ute1 From that
ON b. woe ,as. .o ho EiId i1u arc.
Annie nau ro recollection of 1gt uuo
,s tHa aunt never allowed her 20 ses
.r know hsr Anu.e really believed
rarn v1a h,r father and ihtt Hor-
ubio Womnu hor mother if sto hi'l
newer como to ur mirht he's cr
have known
Docs sH, know now go
Yes Ar curry was 90 tell her
and Lawrence uutT We lsr"
Poor uttlo Annie MN own nice.
THANK God wo have found her AMI
thank Tim for mHry other thinrr
know Goo welt Co. what mk hus.
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Plenty Of Food in Some
Parts Of Jugo Slauia,
Starvation in Others

Trouble Largely One of Transportation, Due to
Fact That Germans and Austrians Seized All
Work Oxen, Donkeys and Carts Suffering
Acute in Dalmatia Where Italian Army Of Oc-
cupation is Living on the Country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

The averaEe fah bone h easier 10
swallow than the average flah story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

A. ho took me In his arms I
thought that my way. n Wofn1n's
way, had not turned % 20 badly
amer all But I never shall lot Frank
know how very unhappy was or
how much I know. There are some
thinra which arc best f~orgcttea.
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ONE WOMANIS WAY
The Story of a Girls Fight for Success
By CAROLYN BEEcHER

-UonlILrMl In. II .----Ln nl.cnerl .ee..ooooNeN<2
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
New Cases in Court
AUTO ACCIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Jones and
dou"hter Marian and Mrs Frank
Meek all of Detroit and all former resi-
dents Of Wausein, were victims of an
auto accident last Sunday while driv-
ing through from Detroit to Wauseon.
While driving at about 25 miles an
hour the auto skidded toward the ditch
on a stretch of slippery road just east
of Caragher. Mr.. Jones who was
driving attempted to bring the car
straight in the road when in some IN
accountable manner the auto tursed
completely around in the road and the
machine turned upside down.
Miss Marian was the first one of the
party to extricate herself from the
overturned machine.
Mr.. F. f. Harper was summoned
and brought the party to Wauseon
Mrs. Jones suffered the most severe
injuries which consisted of bruises
and strains which will keep her at the
Wauseon Hospital for a number OF
days. Mr.. Jones, while suffering sew
ere bruises was able to return to his
business in Detroit. Miss Marian
Jones and Mrs. Meek received minor
scratches and bruises but were able to
return to their homes in Detroit. AL
of the party have the sincere sym.
pathy of their many friends and for
mer neighbors in Wauseon. Mrs
Jones is at present at the hospital.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
FILIAL DEVOTION

The windows of Heaven to open
The hand of loved seems beckoning me;
The love that long had here lifted my burdens
Still seeks from all my pathway to Free,
o. filial devoton-materntys blessing
Of self, still forgetful in Spirit is here
message of soothing is brot from the Father
uplifting the soul with its comfort and cheer.
Oh motherhood! precious the blessing it brings you
It's joys out reach all the others of earth
The highest, the holest given to woman
By wisdom n-woven with Sanctified birth;
Aye, holy the trust that is given to mothers
work for the world-the advancement of soul
And if to this trust she give earnest endeavor
Her help may yet bring world-evis control.
o, turn from the Serpent that auns the forbidden
Seek only the fruit that's to purity known;
Aye, you Gods heper-remember, oh mother
That formative soul being fed at your own
There's spirit life forming to reach the Eternal
Your part in that life will bear blessing blame,
o. turn from aurements-refuse the forbidden
And save from remorse that may torture flame.
]. c. A.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
Real Estate Transfers

Geo. W. Berkebile to H. K. Arps
60 acres. Section Pike Twp.
Basil Harroun to H. R. Arps, 10
acres. Section 10, York Township.
J. w. Markell to Geo. M. Hetzel,
lot 26, Barber's addition, Wauseon.
Harvey A. Reynolds to Joseph
Clement, 10 acres, Section 7, Delta
Bertha HODGES to ]. M. Ham, rot
78 and 70, Wauseon.
J. M Ham to Clare E. Ham, lot
78. Wauseon.
M. Seller to Freeman Wyse, 10
acres, Section "a, Dover Township.
Clarence Rhodes to S. c. Hallett
20 acres, Section %, Swan Greek
Township.
Sarah E. Snyder to John and Mary
Mueller, part parcel 81, Section II
| Delta.
Sarah Snyder to John and Mary
Mueller, lots 35 to 45, inclusive
Hiohlands, Delta.
Eta Hite to Frank and John Me
Arthur, parcel 80, Section II. Delta
Frhrk and GEas. ,Mattison to
Harvey and Ella Shade, lot 124
| Wauseon.
Simon Boyers to Elizabeth Boyer'
part lot 1886. Wauseon.
Elizabeth Boyers to Gordon Turn
bull Sr., part lot 335, Wauseon.
VIM. Domitio to John Leitner
part lot 6, BARRIERS addition, Wau
seon.
Ray Atwood to H W. Zug, par
out lot 8. Greenough's Wauseon.
Maria Fenton to VIM. Grove, par
eel 62 and SO Swanton.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
WAR INSURANCE

A series of decisions issued by the
Director of the Bureau of War Risk
Insurance with the approval of the
Secretary of the Treasury provides
more liberal conditions of lapsed or
cancelled insurance.
The provisions of Treasury Deci-
sion No. AZ, allowing eighteen months
from the date of discharge for REIN
statement upon payment of only
two months premiums on the amount
of insurance to be reinstated, are
retained. That decision is iberaliz-
ed, however, by a new provision
that men out of the service are per-
mitted to reinstate by merely pay
ing the two months premiums with
out making a statement as to health
at any time within three calendar
months following the month of dis
charge.
After the three months following
the date of discharge have elapsed
statement from the applicant to the
effect that he is in as good health as
at the date of discharge or at the
expiration of the grace period, which
ever is the later date, will be re-
quired together with written appli-
cation for reinstatement and the
tender of two months premiums or
the amount of insurance he wishes
to reinstate.
In order to give all former servict
men whose insurance has lapsed ol
been cancelled, fair chance to rein
state their insurance including mer
who have been out of the servict
eighteen months or more, and wht
are therefore barred from reinstate
ment under the form ruling, specl
al blanket ruling is made which al
I lows all ex-service men to reinstat,
their insurance before December 81
! 1919, provided that each hpplican
is in as good health as at date o
/ discharge or at expiration of tn
grace period, whichever is the late
date, and so states in his application
OF course it is necessary that h
tender the two months premiums o
the amount of insurance he wishe
Service men who reinstated thei
} insurance by payment of all bac
: nremiums prior to July 25, 1913
when the decision requiring paymer
of only two months premiums wer
into effect, upon written applicatio
; to the Bureau may have premium
: paid in excess of two applied T.
( ward the payment of future pr
: miums, For example, if after II
= nolicv had elapsed for six month
: q man reinstated and paid six month
premiums instead of two, he ma
secure credit for four months pr
n miums. T
d it now!
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
TRIBUNE FORCE INCREASED

Mr.. A. C. Mcdonald of West Bend
Wis, has joined the Tribune office
force and we are all happy over the
prospect of getting the Tribune back
to normal so far as the date of is
sue is concerned, also we shall be
able to handle to better advantage
our Job Printing Department.
Mr.. Mcdonald was with C. Com
panv of the 38th regiment, Third
Division, A E. F. and was associated
with Mr.. Bissonnette on the staff Of
''The Watch On The Rhine The
Third Division Newspaper. With two
ex-soldiers from "The Fighting
Third" and the old standbyeS who
are still with US. The Tribune feels
that it has taken on new life and is
ready to give more efficient service
the people of the community anc
the county.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
IN MEMORIUM

Whereas in the providence of God
George Roos has passed from this
life to the eternal.
Therefore be it resolved. That in
the death of our brother, the Y. P.
S. c. E. of Wauseon has lost from
it's rank faithful and earnest work
er.
That in character and faithfulness
he was indeed a Christian whose ex-
ample should be a constant inspira-
tion to his fellow endeavorers in
their efforts to be disciples of Jesus
Christ.
That these resolutions be publish
ed in the Wauseon papers, spread
on the minutes of the society and a
copy sent to his bereaved family.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
A NEW GENIUS IN OUR MIDST

Amelia Mae Athalie Roth, daught-
er of j. W. Roth of near Archbold.
Ohio, has the honor of being one of
the youngest Authors in the state of
Ohio,
She is a graduate of the Fayette
High School Class of 1917.
The following fall, as a past-time
pleasure, she wrote a short story
f'lll of thrilling trials. sorrow and
love. entitled can Heiress in Name
Only"
A large Publishing House recog-
ni2ed its merit and decided to pub
lish it in volume form, on commits
sion.
This was unusual and Miss Roth
was indeed fortunate to have her
first story accepted.
The book is now on sale: and
this bpok together with the serial
motion picture RIGHTS. will lay firm
foundation for this youthful girl, 20
climb the ladder to fame and sue
cess.
Fulton county can be proud to have
this young but brilliant author, as a
resident and may expect great things
in the future.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
NEWS FROM
COURT HOUSE
Cases in Probate Court-Marriage
Licenses-Real Estate Transfers.
Orders Drawn on Treasury New
Cases and Judges Orders in Com
mon Pleas Court
Warrants Issued

Ed Oberla, working SECTION
1, Gorham ditch 1196 1900
Frank Fenton, part section
l, Ditch 1919 ....... $500
U. G. Butler, Section 1, 2, 3,
Chesterfield ditch 1851 .1186 .35
Alice E. Border, November
mothers pension ..... 2O.Oo
Margaret Willeman, Novem-
ber mothers pension -. 1900
Bessie Robinson, November
mothers pension ..... 500
| Rosa Root, November.
mothers pension ........ 900
E. A. Guilford, part Section
Clinton ditch 1928 ...... 10000
Howard Gambler, clerks and
judges, Fayette Precinct
Nov. A, 1919 ....... 34.00
E. M. Tappan, judges, clerks
election Pike Twp. Nov.
a, 1919 .......... 3400
E. p. Mohler, judges, clerks
North York Precinct, Nov.
A, 1919 5000
j. A. Weir, judges, clerks,
Swanton No. 1, Nov. 1919 $500
w. H. Melcher, judges and
Clerks, Swanton Ne. Nov.
Freeman Gorsuch, judges and
clerks, Clinton, November
election :. 5000
Ray Hillard, judges and clerks
November election, Frank
lin -. ........... 5000
W. R. Peabody, judges and
clerks, November election
! E. Swan Creek ....... $500
Geo. Whitehorn, judges and
| clerks, November election
South Delta ........... 5000
Geo. McQuillin, judges and
clerks, November election
Fulton ...... ......... 5000
G. A. Everett, judges and
clerks, November election
North Delta ........ 36.0o
Gustave Crime, presiding
judge, November election
German .... ........... 500
Gus fave Crime, presiding
judge November election
! German -. ...... 4.OC
J. R. Hoffmire, judges and
clerks November election
| Archbold -. .......... $500
Joe Sargent, judges and
Go~ham -. ...... -. S6.O'
GI Scott Roos, judges and
clerks, November election, 36.0(
Trio Whittecar, judges and
clerks November election,
Dover ..... .... 36.Ot
Arthur Stratton, judges and
clerksl November election,
South Wauseon ....... 360l
Roscoe Dunbar, judges and
clerks, November election
Swan Creek West ..... 36.9'
Roy Dater, judges and clerks
November election, Lyons 800
S. E. Mann, judges and clerks
November election, Royal
ton -. .....-. 800
C. ]. Malone, judges and
clerks, November election,
Metamora ......... 36.0
G. W. Newcomer, JUDGES and
clerks, Wauseon West :. $50
Clarence Cast, judges and
clerks, November election,
C. Shrever, judges and clerks
November election, York
South -. 800
w. H. Lambert, supervisors,
of election End quarter :. $50
S. W. Sipe, supervisor of,
election, End quarter .... $50
F. L. S. Darby, supervisor
of election, End quarter :. ESQ
Hart Shambarger salary
Judges and clerks, Novem-
Der election, Chesterfield 26.I
C. l. Eastman, supervisor of
election, clerk to November
1. 1919 ................. 81
F. A. Barber, supervisor of
election,. to November u,
1919 .............. 25.t
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
ARMISTICE DAY EDITION

Pike Township, barn estimated cost
$70O.
No. 72 Fred Zumfelde, Section 80
York Township, straw barn, estimat-
ed cost $1,000.
No. 70 L. N. CARRIER, Section 2,
York Township, house estimated
cost $4,000.
No. IA R. Dennis, lot No. 1856
S 100, Wauseon, porch and founda-
tion for whole building, estimated
cost $3.50.
No. rs W. L. Fisher, Section 81,
Fulton Township, garage, estimated
cost $500.
No. 76 N. L. Fisher, Section 81
Fulton Township, reconstruction Of
dwelling, estimated cost $780,
No. " j. A. Mattern, lot So
Fayette, warm air heater, estimated
cost $500.
No. 78 John Laver, Section 8
Pike Township, barn, estimated cost
$17OO.
No79 Minerva L. Hollis, Sec
tion 1, lot No. SO, Swanton garage
estimated cost $275.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
DEATH OF
MRS. KIMERER
Mrs. Charles Kimerer fasses To Her
Reward After Fifty Years of Resi-
dence and Service in Fulton County
"A Beautiful and Useful Life.

Mary E. oldest daughter of Amas
and Julia A. Turney, was born in
Holmes County, Ohii, August 20,
1858. At the age Of six years she
came with her parents to Fulton
County and has been a resident of
Clinton Township for more than fifty
years. She died at the farm home
near Wauseon, Fulton County, Ohio
November 7th, 1919, aged 81 years
2 months and s days.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
DoINGs OF THE COMMISSIONERS

C. H. Holt ct al, filed a petition
for the tiling of ditch located in
Royalton Township. Engineer or
dered to make preliminary survey on
the same.
The Engineers report of Prelim-
inary Survey on Clinton Ditch No.
1885 petitioned for by Geo. Riticher
ct al having been duly filed, the
Commissioners fixed the 25th day
Of November 1919 at 1000 a. m.
for a hearing upon the petition in
said improvement.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14

She was united in marriage with
Charles Kimerer of Wauseon April
81, 1879. To this union came one
son and three daughters; Boston
D. Kimerer- of Toledo, Ohio, Mrs.
iannister, Mrs. Henry Gang
and Mrs. Earl Croninger, of Wau-
seon, Ohio. There are fifteen grand
children. The step-children are;
Farley Kimerer of Lambertville,
Michigan and Grover kimerer of
Joliet, H., Mrs. Loren Rogers, of Ell
Reno, Oklahom and Mrs. W. NJ.
Gensch of Wellington, Kansas. Five
sisters and three brothers are still
living, they are; Mrs. George Clark,
Of New York City; Mrs. Ed Simon
of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mrs. j. ]. Thomp-
son of Seattle, Washington; Mrs.
]. M. Berkebile of Delta, Ohio, Mrs.
B. G. ellison of Wauseon, Ohio. j..
W. Turnev of Toledo, Ohio John Tur-
new of Pioneer, and George Turney
of Wauseon, Ohio.
In 1887 she united with the Metho-
dist Episcopal church in Wauseon
and later was transferred to the
Methodist Episcopal church in Ted
row, Ohio, a loving wife and mother
she was always a friend to many and
ever stood heady to help in every
time of Joy and sorrow.
All the family, with her brothers
and sisters were present at the fun
eral services, except one sister, Mrs
]. ]. Thompson of Seattle, Washing
ton. The services were conducted at
the home by the Rev. S. R. Dunham
of the NJ E. church in Wauseon and
burial was made in the Wauseon
cemetery, November 10th, 1919.
Card of Thanks
| We desire to express our deep ap-
probation of the sympathy and kind
nesses of our many friends and
neighbors in this time of our great
| sorrow.
Charles Kimerer and Family
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
PIE SOCIAL, ENTERTAIN
MENT AND FISH PIND

At the Kimerer School District No. Z
Clinton on Friday evening, November
21st. Admission 10 and Is cents.
Those who bring or buy pies admit
ed free. Everyone cordially invited.
ali are welcome.
Ferp Stump, Teacher
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
Building Notices

No. 67 Harry Bayes, Section %,
Wauseon, reconstruction of dwelling
estimated cost $25g.00.
No. 68 Orlo Whittecar, Section
"a, Dover Township, hog pen and
corn crib, estimated cost $3.50.
No. 90 Allie Whittecar, Section 4
Pike Township, shed estimated cost
100000.
No. 70 U. G. Butler, Section 8,
Chesterfield Township, shed, estimat-
ed cost $500.
No. II F. Woolace, Section 81.
Gorham Township, hog pen, estimat-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
PROMPT SETTLEMENT

l take pleasure in acknowledging
the very prompt and satisfactory set
tlement by the Woodmen Accident
Company of Lincoln Nebraska, of
my claim for insurance for disabili-
Hv following Injury received Sept
goth. My claim was filed October
18th and check for the amount due
me was received Nov 4th.
Chas. E. Pultz
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14

Carhartt Overalls at $500 the pair
and will be higher soon.
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14

Good OF. Canvas gloves at S1.75
the dozen. ii
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
Probate Court

Estate Of Ernest Haonson, applica-
tion filed, bond filed and approved and
letters of administration issued. to
Katherine Hanson and C. L. Wood
ward, w. B. Harris, G. F, Orth and
Bert Sparkling, appraisers.
Beck VS. County Commissioners ct
al. Motion for new trial overruled
Road vacated. damages ordered paid
costs assessed, exceptions for plain
tiff and defendant noted.
Estate of Susannah Edgar. 1st
and final account confirmed, admr
ordered to distribute.
Estate of Susannah Edgar, final
dstributive account filed and con-
firmed, adrnr. discharged.
Estate of Albert Covert, hearing
on APPLICATION for letters of admins.
tration and to declare said Albert
Covert missing heir, legally dead
held, application disallowed, excep.
tion noted.
Dealton Boyers Admr. VS. Dealtor
Boyers ct al. Hearing held, sale Of
real estate found NECESSARY, order
of sale issued. The report of SALE
filed and confirmed, deed ordered.
Meta Reckner. guardian VS. Haze
Barhite ct al, C. A. Cole. appointed
guardian ad litem for minor defen
dant, sale Of real estate found nee
'essary, appraisement ordered.
S. r. Durham appointed as mem
Der of Board of County Visitors.
Sarah Frybarger VS. Catherin,
Mohr ct al, petition to sell real es
tate filed Hearing set for Novem
Der "a, 1919 at 1000 a. m. order O.
notice issued.
Estate of Nancy Ann Serrick, is
and final account filed, hearing Dec
8, 1919.
Carrie Dunlap VS. her said ward
ct al additional bond in sum o
$4,000 filed and approved.
Guardianship of Albert Gasche
application filed. bond filed and ap
proved and letters of GUARDIANSHIP
issued to A. F. Shaffer.
Guard ianshiu of, Nancy Zimmer
man, final account filed. Hearin
December s, 1919.
Guardianship of Dorothy Kenned
application for appointment of gdr
filed. Notice to ward and next Q
XIII lSSuSU. nearing aNONeinD0T lt
1919 at 1000 a. m.
Estate of Oscar Gilbert, direc
inheritance TAX determined.s
Marriage Licenses
James Varney, 26. Major in
S. Army of Greenfield, Ohio an
Grace Acker, 33 of Fayette, Ohio.
Ray Dvermeyer, 21r fhrmer ! o
D lta and Mabel Henson, 20 Conn
tometer of Delta.
! Claud Hill, 81, farmer, Swantol
and Lue Ida Cole, 20 Delta. ;,
New Cases in Court
7 Otis Lathrop filed through G. /
Everett a petition for Transcri,
from Docket of 7. W. Knight
William Clantz.
Clara Andrews filed through M,
ron Geleerd petition for mont
only against S. B. Yoder ct al.
Lucille Stein filed through F.
Fowler, attorney. a petition for
vorce and equitable irelief aghins
J, Jacob Stein.
Chas. Gingery VS. John Bohanns
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14

Vocational ,Erstension Course at
Wauseon High School, November, 18
1910