Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-27

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50 Miss, HERNIA McKibben spent Tues
day in Toledo.
Mrs. Kathryn Blair is spending
few weeks in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Burkholder
have purchased the Meister farm
north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schamp and
daughter Elizabeth visited friends N
lPettisville Thursday. afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth B:ddle visited
friends in Bowling Green over Sun
day.
Mrs. Albert Kline of Elgin, ILL.,, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe
Marks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Krauss and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Myers were in
Toledo Thursday.
Miss Florence Snyder was confined
70 her home the past week on account
of illness.
Clarence Cole and Mrs. Carl Trow-
bridge of Toledo spent Saturday at
the home of Arthur Gallagher and
family.
Miss Florence Bennett visited her
cousin, Mr.. Howard B. Sohn and fam
lily in Youngstown last Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Baer Sr. spent several
days last week with Mr.. Alex Miller
and family of Archbold.
The Bryan Council voted bonds
with which to buy motor fire equip
ment for the town.
Mrs. Wilson Burkholder and son
Jr. spent from Thursday until Sun
day with Toledo friends.
C. B. Overly and son of Detroit
were over Sunday guests of his
mother Mrs. J. NJ. Overly.
Howard Andrews and wife have
moved to the Howard residence on
Prospect Street.
Mrs. Sarah Litchfeld has returned
from a visit with her daughter in
New Castle, Ind.
The Regular Meeting of the Wau
seon Chapter No. Ill R. A. M. will
be held Tuesday Feb. 1, 1921. Work
in the M. M. degrees.
Holgate is to have new school
building. Work will begin as soon as
school closes. The estimated cost IS
100000.
Mr.. Matt Sharpe died at his home
on Clinton Street Tuesday night
January 25th. Mr.. Sharpe has been
IN invalid for several years.He leaves
his wife and four daughters.
Mrs. Rose Carter entertained
twenty-five members of the Loyal
Womens Sunday School Glass of the
Christian Church at her home on East
Oak Street Tuesday evening. Light
refreshments were served.
The Village Council of Swanton is
| to pass a milk ordinance requiring
that all herds from which milk is sold
| in the village be tuberculin tested
and that milk contains 3 per cent
butter fat.
It is reported that thieves robbed
the Ford Service Station and garage
! of $500 IN cash last Saturday night
or early Sunday. The Barber Shop
of Roscoe Vernier was also entered
some time Saturday night and $4,000
in cash taken.
Miss Ada Omlor received notice
last Monday that she had successfully
passed the State Board Nurses ex-
animation and is now authorized 70
use the title. Registered Nurse. Miss
| Omlor graduated from the Nurses
Training School of st. Vincents Hos
! pital in Toledo last September.
| Mrs. George Collins received tele-
GRIM Tuesday announcing the birth
! of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Col
| Inns of Duquesne, Pennsylvania, at
1920 Tuesday morning. January 25th,
weight 9 and u pounds. Grandfather
and grandmother Collins are reported
as feeling fine and very much elated.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Dudley re-
turned hst Thursday from a number
of weeks stay in Florida; they report
the Wauseon folks at Windermere all
well and happy. Charley says Merit
Read has reformed and is working
every day, Cal Palmer is still on the
lob and keeping the rest of the boys
from loafing.
Mayor William Hale Thompson of
Chic go has asked Mayor George B.
Oakley to appoint thee delegates to
officially represent Wauseon at Ma
tional Good Roads Congress and Good
Roads Show to be held at the Colise-
um in Chicago, February 9th to 18th
Delegates from every section of the
United Stntes, from Canada, Cuba
Porto Rico, Hawaii and Alaska will
attend.
The lime requirement of growing
children is relatively very high on ac-
count of the growth of bone and other
tissues which is taking place. A pint
of milk day in the diet of each per
son insures safety against possible
deficiency of lime, which might result
in lowered vitality, disease and an un-
timely end.
Iron ore mined in the United
States in 1920 is estimated at 67,-
773, 900 gross tons, by the U: S,
Geological Survey, This is an in
crease of IL per cent as compared
with the 1919 production. Iron ore