Fulton County tribune., December 03, 1920, Image 5

About Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925

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fWtOS CO, TlUllUNE, WAUSKO??, OHIO, -FftlOAV, tm. &
Willi the
Approaching
Yiilele Season
Make your message of cheer and
happiness with a gift of
practical value
Gonklin Fountarn Pens, Stationery,
Ivory Sets or Individual Piec
Silverware, Uaihor Goods,
RlflCESS THEATR
Coming Attractions
E
Open 6:50. First show 7 p. m.
The Robinson-Gibba Post 265 will!
meet weekly for an indefinite time.
The ladies ' of the Congregational'
Missionary . Society will hold their
a.inual meeting at the home of Mrs.
It. A. Cave on Monday December
6th "at 2:30 p. m.
W. kj. iiocn and wile, JV1. erisman h ridav and Sat.nrHnv Hop 3-1
and wife, Russel Miller all of IDeltaj- t. & A. Special All Star Cast
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller and Francis "THE WHITE HEATHER"
Weisei were cakers at the home oil Extra "Father's Close Shave"
Gust Haag last Thursday. Adapted from the famous News
, -. T tt i Paper Cartoon Comics. Bring the
Mr. Amos Gray and son Howard tots to gee thig
started Saturday of last week for .
the home oi trie latter in iierkeiey, Sunday evenine- . Decemher 5th
A CAREER OF SERVICE ENDED
Books
Read, W
The S
ager k, Gorsuch
Store
California, where Mr. 'Gray will
main for an indefinite period.
Holman and children
and Wesley Ackerman
Mrs. E. J
of Cleveland
of O. S. U. were in Wauseon Satur
day they spent Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr. and: Mrs. W. W.
Ackerman in Denson. . '
OLIVE THOMAS
In
"DARLING MINE"
Monday evening December 6th
VIVIAN MARTIN
V In
"AN INNOCENT ADVENTURE"
Episode 10 "The Whirlwind"
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
7-S
Miss Helen Hartmr.n of Wheaton,
HI. spent tne lnanxs&iving vacation Tuestiav am ! Werlnesdav iw
I with, her parents Dr. and Mrs. G.i MARY MILES MINTER
W. Hartmann returning Sunday to - jn
! resume her duties as Instructor ir. "NURSE MARJORIE" "
Muic m i)r. rogues Spj-:.:il bcftooi Christie Comedy Pathe News
at Wheaton.
Thursday evening Dec. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Charles -Yeager ' en-! A new star in a thrilling western
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner ! pkiuie lined to the brim with heaps,
Doctor and Mrs. BloomSeWi and Mr. 1 of action. SEE
(Continue.l Trcm page one , j
He was the founder of Wauseon
Boy Scout organization; beginning
with the Ives' Boys Brotherhood he
worked with patience and persistence
until he had built up among these
Wauseon lads an organization of one
hundred or more boys pledged to the
highest ideals of life and! day by day
crystalling those ideals in practice.
It is impossible to estimate the
benefit and value of the service Mr.
Ives has given ov to measure the in
fluence ,for good that he has exerted!
upon the lives of the boys them
selves. This much can be safely said; No
one person in the history of Wauseon
has performed a greater service, of
more far reaching and lasting bene
fit to the boys of this community
than has Charles J Ives and no one
person as won the love and respect
of more of the boys of Wauseon
than he.
Funeral services under the auspic-
ps of Defiance Commandrv Knights
Templars were held at the Methodist
Church Thursday afternoon, Decem
ber 2nd and Interment made at Fayette.
Will Yeager of Napoleon and their
sons, the doctors Clarence and R.bert
Yeager of Cleveland.
Doctors Clarence and Robert
Yeager of Cleveland spent Thanks-' Next Week,
e'ivin;r with their parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Yeager. Dr. Robert re
I'.utiied to Cleveland Thursday night.
Dr. Clarence remained for . the week
end. "
HARRY CAREY
In
"MARKED MEN"
Episode 13 "The Silent Avenger"
Lesson in
OPTOMETRY
Is there a class of people who are
especially subject to eye strain?
"Yes, those who do near work, such
as reading, sewing or desk work,
naturally are liable to strain their
eyes, j
ci. Is it possible for a person whose
eyes are normal to have eye strain?
Yes, the class referred to above,
constant readers, or writers or these
whose work requires constant near
Use of the eyes, often have eye strain
even though their eyes are normal.
What relief has Optometry to offer
to those who have a normal sight, yet
who suffer from eye strain by reason
of the excessive near work they do?
"Glasses can be prescribed for ifear
use only, and the wearing of such
would help their eyes greatly and pre
vent the strain.
WILL WEBER
Optometrist, Optician and Jeweler
205 N. Fulton St, Wauseon, Ohio
30
All underwear reduced from 20 to
per cent. -
Harrison
& Funkhouser Bros.
Everybody's
James
week in
Krauss spent
Napoieon.
Mrs. Joseph Porter
friends in Toledo.
William Greiser and wife
last Friday in- Napoleon.
Mrs. E. M. Foster waa hostess
the &00 Oub' Monday evening.
one day lasti Miss May Becker and Roy Goodwin
' will be guests of friends in Toledo
over Sunday. , .
is visiting; '
j Mrs. Frank Marks spent over
i Thanksgiving with her son Claude ana
spent! wife in Detroit.
I Clarence Galbraiih and wife took
to Thanksgiving dinner with his nw
I titer Airs. Libbie Gaibraith. .
Mrs. Geo. Giant spent Mondiy Mrs. Q. C. Poorman is spending a
with Mrs. Charles Harms in Toledo, few days with her daughter, Mrs.
, I Warner Gelzvr of Hillsdale.
Miss Blanche Bartlett spent last' .
week end with friends m llryan. The Red Cross Instruction Nurse
About thirty Loyal Workers of the
Christian Church enjoyed last Friday
evening at the home of Miss Elizabeth
Special
Favorite
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In
"THE PERFECT WOMAN"
Coming soon Ruth Roland in the
serial, "Queen in the Adventures of"!
Ruth. "Watch the papers for further
announcements asrthe management is
Biddle. Refreshments were serve J arranging to show two episodes a
and everyone was enjoyably entertain
cd,
week.
Mrs. Goff entertained the Circle
pleasant-! Meeting of the Christian church Wed
sister "euay
afternoon.
i H. B. Geringer and wife enterta'n
; S. P. Dinius and wife, L. L. Geringer
i,and family, 0. R. Dinius and fanr'ly
Poultry Show last week, winning sev
eral prizes on both, strains. He also
assigned to Fulton County, who was k; ' ti.o nn KirHa in ihr.
Spring of To-to have arrived on December 6th will show'
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Haag
Iv . entrrlained Mrs. Haae's
ar.d husband, F. L. Hoch and! wife of
Syracuse, Ind., Mrs. J. A. Frey and
son Carl of Noble, Iowa, Mrs. W. L.
ir: r i i . T711 1 j" T 1
A.iesiei ana son rioyu oi vus, iriu., . vT, wwn TV.--!
and Lawrence Eve of Archbold for L. . JJ di'nner ,
Thanksgiving dinner. '
P, E. Thomas of Fayette exhibit- 4 M.r- A- F- Patterson and ughter
edhis White Plymouth Rocks and : Arhe, .Agnes Statesman and Mr. and
rov wr.Hn(t tV, riofian.-o "ny JYiacK. 01 ueiua went 10
1 Mr. and Mrs. E. E,
ledo were Sutulhy guests at the home not arrive until December Sth,
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sleumpel. I
- , , I Mr. Joseph Kolb and Mrs. Mar-1
Charles Cole and Donald Grisieif 8ret Omlor spent last week end!
of Michigan University spent the wl"i relatives in Butler and Kendal
Jast week end at home. jVilie, Ind.
Mrs. J. C. Paxson has purchased! - Webb Stough left Tuesday for
the Anro3 Gray farm at the sou'h- Chicago where he expects to visit
wese corner of Wauseon corporation, bis sister Mis. King for the next
j three or four weeks.
Mrs. Eckhart of Cleveland was thei TI. , ' r' v
"-sk of Mrs. Geo. Glantz Thanks--M1? Wm. Klotz and son Benny of
Kiving.
Toledo spent the last week end with CnfTt
' Among the young people home for
thq Thankiifving holiiday vacfation
were the M'sses Margaret Howard
.and Welthea Rowe from Delaware
Florence Gingrich from Ann Arbor
and Mis' Christine Outcalt from
Lake Erie CoUege at Painesville, O.
Don't forget that next week is
National Education Week in tV
United Statosand in Wauseon it:
to be "Visit the Schools WTeek
jMtsh. (Geo. Hogeboom of
t.peufi ,'lasit Wciinesday with
.and Addie Hogeboom.
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Got-
TjtpWa tschalk and family.
Libbie
John Bendle and family of
rencf spent Thanksgiving with
and Mrs. WUljam Murry.
Kisa ' 4'1'' " Bennett
Thnnkngivinif with friendis in
Mo
ll
J. Darby Kenyon of Detroit spent. dav next week
Thanksgiving with his fnther and! ..-t i i .
sister. Mr. Frank E. and Miss Fannvi
'-.i Kenyon, returning to Detroit Friday.! RSB3EBSMmSEta
The teachers are expecting YOU.
Plan to show your interest by your
presence in the school building sonn-
Blissheld' Sunday, they were accom
panied home by Mrs. R. Haley of
Delta who had been visiting relatives
there for a few days.
December 8th, is the regular meetr
ling of the Pythian Sisters. The eon-
test is progressing with a great deal
of interest. A pleasant social hour
is anticipated at the close of the re
gular season. " All members urged to
be present.
Sec'y.
, Miss Louise Hancock, Dental Sur
peon's Assistant of Cleveland spent
the Thanksgiving! holiday with her
-jarents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Han
cock. On Friday aftiernoon MrsV
Hancock and her daughter entertain
ed a party of young ladies, friendsi
if Miss Louise, at their home on
Bifch Street.
Eat!E3ffiS33
Mr. C. T. Jordan andl Miss Mar-i
snrnt garei wootirun ol Toledo spent over:
Arch- 1 '"nKSKivmg vun ivir. ana Mrs.
ii. Jordan,
.GorI.Eiihlbure of Morencj, Pen a"f fv1"! erandpi
few fciys laat week with his uncle .' , ""'s,,!V "lu" B"u
i',eo. Gorsuch.
Homer Blair and family of Oak
fHinde spent last Thursday with
Quitn Jones and wife.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank GuiM
ford on Tuesday, November 30tly a.
daughter.
Edi Jordan and family spent Thanhs
giving day with Henry Mack and
fuiiyily. , '
Harold Collins of Ohio State Uni
versity spent the Thanksgiving va
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Collins, returning on Monday
to resume his studies.
Misses June Gorsuch and Mary" Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guild
Ihmin spent over Sunday with Mr. , of Toledo on Thursday, November 18th
and Mrs. Orla Huston of Napoleon. a son Robert Earl. Mrs.-Guild! will
- be remembered as Miss Oda Morning-
Mrs. E. M. Foster and Miss May star, formerly of this place, Mr. Guild
Becker are spending today (Friday) in, as superintendent of the T. & I. Eiec
Toledo. I trical Company also of this place. -
The South Side Peat
m a r ket a n d G race ry
SPECIALS'FOR SATURDAY
Large Size can apricots, 3 for: 98c
Regular X5c mince meat, 2 pkgs. for 1.23c
Special prices on Meats
Fresh lettuce and" celery, grape fruit, oranges and
bannanas. Oysters direct from Baltimore,
Phone 312. H. A. KRAUSS
BEE
1 f ' pGr-iM
1 tz
WE
WELCOME
it beats
as it sweeps
as it cleans
the Famous Hoover
Sweeper to qur midst
This store announce" with pricte that The Hoover Suction
Sweeper Company, the oldest and U rarest maker of elec
tric cleaners, has appointed us one of their dealers.
Only the leading stores in each city are 'elected to sell
The Hoover, for it is the best electric cleaner and, as
Buch, demands the highest type of representation.
We regard the calibre of The Hoover a in keeping .with
the other fine merchandise for which this store is justly
noted. .
Our patrons will, we feel, be glad of the opportunity to
witness a demonstration of the famous Hoover here. We
welcome The Hoover to our midst and invite all residents
of this city to call and acqaint themselves with it, with
out obligations to purchase
IT SEATS...
Mrs. Philip Porter who underwent
a serious operation at the hospital
- .....j ,0 uuuig uiceiy. .
There will be preaching at the
church of God Chapel Sunday Dec
5th at 11:00 a. m. also 7:00 p. m
Rev. J. Henry, Toledo, Ohio.
Start your Xmas by buying a ticket
to the home talent play at the High
School December i4th for the bene
fit of the Cleveland Orphanage. "
If youv have the blues, just come
and see the play, "Trimming The Min
ister's Wife's' Bonnet." Home talent
and you will sure forget them.
Elmer Grimm, and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Grimm's par
ents, Mr. and! Mrs. Jacob Volmer near
Delta.
Mrs. Donat entertained for Thanks
giving besides her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Erickson, her brother and family
of Adrian.
The Fauver Bible Class of the M. H.
Church will hold their December so
cial at the home of Mrs. D. W. Myers
on Marshall St., Tuesday' evening,
December -7.
HOOVER
The Misses Mary Ditto, Mable Will
iams and Christine Murray and the
Messers Frank Meister, Elmer George
Ralph Croninp.fr nnH 4rlt,,- - w:n
! terns spent Sunday with. Miss Alda
Dr. W. H. Maddbx has removed his
.office from the rooms in the Blair
xiouse and is now located in the Ham
Block on Depot Street in the room's
formely occupied by the Gehring
Brothers New Edison Store.
AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS
f pecial Introductory Offer
If more convenient, just phone or write us and we will dem
onstrate The Hoover on your rugs, without the slightest obliga
tion. Or one will be left for trial, if desired. Should you decide
, to purchase, the payments may be divided over 6 or 10 months.
We cordially invite you to call, write or phone.
ingham, Guilford & Co,
IN
notions
Soap, rolled oats, candies,
corn flakes, beans, coffee,
Jello, Karo syrup, and com
pound lard.
Grandmas naptha soap per bar 7c,
P & G soap 7c, Grandmas white
soap dc per bar. All toilet - soaps
3 cakes for 25c. Large package
rolled oats 30c, Small oats 13c.
CANDIES
at 19c, at 25c, at 29c, at 35c, at
39c, at 49c.
Post Toasties, Jersey and Kelloggs Flakes large,
size 1 9 C each. New Michigan beans 5 lbs. 3 7 C
WE SELL COFFEE of quality at 2 1 C, 30c, 36c,
and 39c, ail g-uaranteed quality. Jello all flavors 2
kgs- 25c- Karo syrup per 10 lb. pails 1 9c for
me, ggc for Ked. Shortening Compound at 2Uc
All Bargains at
TEie GASH and CARRY Store,
A Box Social and! Minstrel 31it
I will be held at the Whitcomb School
uismct o. a on December 10th, 1920
at 8 o'clock, two miles north of Wina
meg. Ladies invited tn
and gentlemen their pocket books.
Everyone welcome.
Teacher, Helen Scully
i
NOTICE M. W. OF A.
There will be a business meeting
Tuesday evening, December 7th. All
members are requested to be present.
E. W. Bourquin,' Clerk
SCIIOLRARSH1PS FOR
EX-SERVICE MEN
The Fulton County Committee of
the Y. M. C. A. Ex-Service Men's Edu
cational Department is composed of
Dr. C. F. Hartman, Frank R. Guilford,
S. JV-rry Johnson, Ralph Campbell
ana uev. k. Dunham who is the
secretary.
. During this past year this com
mittee have distributed among ex-service
men in this county $000 in
scholarships in correspondence cours
es in business schools and colleges,
About $300 will be available this year
lor distribution among ex-servce men
of the county in this manner. Every
ex-service man who is interested in
this matter is urged to see some mem
ber of the committee named above,
The Right Time
There is just one time to start a
Savings Account RIGHT NOW.
You expect to have some money
ahead later on. Don't leave it to
Ichance. Evieryone inust i build his
fortune from the money he does not
spend Exceptions are so rare
they don't count.
Every day you delay starting yoar
Savings Account, puts you just that
far back. Come in now. One dollar
or more .starts you toward your suc
cess goal. " w
ThePeoples state bam
. v - WAUSEON, OHIO " r0tfTY
AND OLDEST BANK IN FULTON CW1
Our special price of $15.00 per
pair for the wonderful Kryptok
double glasses still has, a few
weeks to run. 7
Lyon & Co. '
Pocket Bi I Hards
Everybody likes to play on the new table. . '
Full Jine of cigars, cigarettes, tobacco and candy.
Soft drinks of all kinds. Root beer on draught. Best
in town, ask for "Graino" if you like a good drink.
GOOD LUNCH .
Hayes Bros. Place
FARM FOR SALE 44 acres,
one mile from, Wauseon. Mrs. Adah
Bowser, phone White 678. 20-tf
All underwear reduced from 20 to
30 per cent. '
Harrison & Funkhotfser Bros.
SB ST m
am
Of
Usefulness
... . . i
Comfort and Economy
Lion Shirts
and Collars
Also Neck
scarfs and
Ties
Campus Togs
' ' " . ' ' -
and
Gold Bond
Clothes
Jewelry, initial handkerchiefs, gloves and
mittens; hats, caps, stocking caps and
sweaters for men and boys.
Underwesur
, Imperial drop seat, Lambsdown union suits, Elastic ribbed union suits
and fleeced lined shirts and drawers.
Full Line of Boys Union Suits. '..
Our Prices are Right
AMUEL RUPP1
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