Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-18

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q Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. tenningj and
daughter Lenna of Toledo were
guests of Henry Schlatter and fam
lily Sunday.
Miss Hazel Sharpe underwent an
& operation at her home Tuesday
3 morning for the removal of her ton
4 sils.
s Mrs. Barbara Fryska and daught-
E er Estella and Mrs. Mary Flory
3 spent Monday with friends in Arch
5 bold.
& Mrs. R. S. Petit and daughter
8 Phyllis returned home Sunday from
two weeks visit with relatives in
8 Toledo.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Chrales Geringer and
2 little son Richard are moving to
3 Toledo this week, where Mr.. Germ
S ger has accepted a position.
8 The Robinson family reunion will
q be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
8 Frank Bayes, two miles east and one
s mile north of Ottokee on Wednesday
2 August 24th. Come.
3 Major General Wood has been sell
s ected by President Harding as Gov
g ernor General of the Philippines and
+ has expressed his willingness to ac-
3 cept.
8 DR.. W. H. Sisson, Messers Frank
g Harper, Harry Merrill, Ralph Mer-
z rill, Clarence Harper, and Robert
d Merrill spent Tuesday afternoon and
5 evening on a fishing trip in Michi-
3 gan.
. Mr.. M. c. Campbell, Reas Camp
~ bell, Mrs. Carl Demaline and two
: children Donald and Leilah motored
= to Reading, Michigan, Tuesday to at
tend the Campbell reunion.
Mr. Ross Skeels died at his home
on East Chestnut Street Saturday
- morning at the age of 80 years.
ma Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning at the U. B. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Robinson, Mr..
ay and Mrs. C. H. Hartman, Mr.. and
ir- Mrs. Frank Whitesell and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred ellison are enjoying a
weeks outing at Devils Lake.
lr- Mrs. Hugh Innis and children re-
turned to their home in Huntington,
:, West Va. Tuesday after months
- =. visit with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
: Omlor and family.
n+ Plenty of Room to sit comfortably
7 and see the HORSE RACES and the
AUTOMOBILE RACES, on the NEW
BLEACHERS now being built for
nd the BIG FAIR at Ottokee.
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ast Mrs Margaret Omlor and daught-
er Florence, Mrs Hugh Innis and
children of Huntington, West Va
ID Miss Florence Garrett, Mrs. Barbara
r. Fryska and daughters motored to
Ter Toledo Sunday.
:, Messers Paul Theobald, Charley
ny Ruffer, Noah Kretz and Walter
!, Gottschalk operating hay balel
for the Miller Hay Company, baled
1O5 tons of hay in five and one hall
da days They made four moves anc
EEK the distance covered was eleven
in miles, The banner day was "a tons
This is the record for this county.
Nr. Friends from distance who at
edo tended the funeral of Mrs. Ezekia
RS. Clark were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reith of Sandusky, Mrs. Maliss;
Melies Of Morenci; Mr.. and Mrs
lgo Manuel Shaffer, Medina; Mrs. Harr!
,hn Clark, Walbridge, Ohio; Mr.. VIM
ton Stotz, Cotton; Mr.. and Mrs. Toe
Mclaughlin and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Clark of West Unity; Mr.. and Mrs
the Arthur Clark, Swanton; Mr.. ant
KID Mrs. Edwin Clark, Delta; Mis-
nty Marion Clark, Huntington, Ind
Mrs. Chas King, Toledo.
son Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders VanRen
her ssa1oar and son Rillv of Detroit cam
fot- Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. D
VanRensselaer. This is the frs
time William Jr. has visited hi
a"o grandparents On Saturday Nh
en- and Mrs. W. D. VanRensselaer, MI
"'' and Mrs. Sanders VanRensselaer an
Billy motored to Fremont to atten
ou, family reunion. They RENAME
over Sunday and Monday to visi
nth lrleiluS III or' Oiin'oh'
The Atwood automobile anti-thef
o,o law went into effect Wednesda
N, August 18th, affidavits of ewnershi
,a must be filed with the Clerk G
Courts by all owners of second han
motor vehicles and all who sell eithe
EW a new or used motor vehicle frol
ON and after this date must give a bi
emf. of sale in duplicate to the purchase
one copy OF (which must be filed wit
the clerk of courts. Clerk Geore
ined E. Gorsuch has the necessary blanl
1ing and is prepared to attend to tn