Fulton County Tribune, 1922-04-13

been speaker of that body, being re-j through special assessments and cogni. ed as a man of ability. I direct levies against the taxable pro- Hon. Harvey C. Smith from Mus-V'ervt of the townships and county kingum County, has served two terms mnh better improvements can be pro proas - as proas Se-.-rttary of State. He is a clean vided for, and. be of less cost to the cut man and of executive ability. He nroiertv owner than if the road were would make a good Governor if elect-, built wholly by the county and the ed. peonle that would be specially Arthur Day of Cleveland is a ased. . lawyer, and a World War Veteran,' With better construction in an ori ori-serving - serving ori-serving as a Captain in France. Hei final improvement the less mainten mainten-is - is mainten-is now a member of the Ohio Senate. I p nop rnsts there will be thereafter, He was the author of the Soldiers , and. therefore, more money available Bonus Bill. ' j for new work. These are the Republican candi-1

ntnt in politics, having served in thejfrom Oak Shade, that will be improv improv-Hous - Hous improv-Hous 01 Representatives, later; ed during the season of 1923. being chosen as speaker of the House Interested property owners are de de-in - in de-in the Ohio Legislature. He was manding that providing state aid is elected Secretary of State and was j panted, that the best kind of an im im-Sfccrttary - Sfccrttary im-Sfccrttary of the Treasury under! provement be placed there. William H. Taft for a short time. Hej Tbe improvement of these two was raised in the coal fields and was ; miles, with an eventual completion of a poir boy working Bard tor an edu-jthe entire road will be of great in in-cation. - cation. in-cation. He worked hard for an edu- trpst to the business men of Swanton

He was born in Theddlethorn, Eng-,,. to DU;d and equip the place. ject, and, is being built entirely with with-land, - land, with-land, October 5th, 1920. He is president of The Willows out state aid. It is to be paid by He was united in marriage to Mary Hospital Associaifon Inc., at Dayton, special assessments and a levy Ann Thompson, June 12th, 1851 andjQhio, where they have a very fine against the taxable property of the they moved to America, settling in j hospital in operation. At present; County and Township in which the Amboy Township in 1872. Mrs.they have seventeen different loca- road is located.

of 39-19. The scoring machines were in prefect order, the result of this be being - ing being shown by the final score. Liberty Center was the next victim and al although - though although the team played about, trie poorest they did during the season, they emerged victors by a score of 30 30-24. - 24. 30-24. This was chiefly through R. Geers foul shooting, as he put in 10 out of 13 trials. Napoleon came to Wauseon with the intention of beating W. H- S. They came close to doing it but fell short by a score of 20-21. It was

cellent official during the past sev several - eral several years. He is thoroughly famil familiar - iar familiar with school work, having spent the greater part of his life at this profession- The Board could not have selected a man more familiar with school work in the county. Kyanize Floor Enamel is just what the name suggests, a hard floor paint made to walk on. It wears, washes and looks fine. Try it once and you will use nothing else Schlatter, Howards and Hoy

catitn and has made a success as hejnnd Metamora and to the people ofj is a man of ordinary ability. If elect-, the east part of the county in general. ed he would make Ohio an excellent The tax paying public is 'realizing' governor. ' I the value of state assistance in the Hon- R. E. Berthan of Cadiz, has improvement of the main arteries of been a very successful business man. : travel in the rural counties. I

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