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A notice promotes rich mince meat for Thanksgiving available at Boss Grocery. Call and examine.
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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1878
Page
3
A notice promotes rich mince meat for Thanksgiving available at Boss Grocery. Call and examine.
This week’s Defiance items include new subscribers and Thanksgiving hints, gas lighting plans on Jackson streets, 24 sheriff sale notices in the Democrat, post office hours for Thanksgiving, and calls for street repairs on Clinton Street. The column notes weather, notable local figures, a 76 pound sturgeon at a fish stand, a coal wagon incident, found jewelry, and local business and social tidbits. It also remarks on temperance pieces dropped, a canal horse neglected, and town talk on street improvements and council efforts.
A Westminster shop advertises a hard coal base burner at C Diehl's hardware store, highlighting available models and pricing. Local customers are invited to inspect the unit and inquire about installation options.
Tu-enda-wie Lodge No 195 elected Elmer White W M L E Beardsley S W F Squier J W P Ottley Treasurer Charles E Bronson Secretary L A Thacker 8 D J Smith J D. A narrow escape occurred when a child crossing Clinton street with Mrs Tremble was nearly struck by a wagon wheels passing within inches. both mother and child were unharmed.
The article argues widening Second street from gutter to gutter is needed to prevent water pooling and muddy sides. It advises gravelting the full width, not just the center twenty feet, to stop loads from sliding off and improve appearance and reliability. It lists several local real estate transfers and mentions residents visiting or traveling.
Defiance ready for improved entertainments as Frank Enos and Mr Myers lease the Stout interest to rebuild the Opera House stage. The plan includes removing the old stage, extending the gallery, installing flats and new dressing rooms, and securing prominent troops for better shows.
The column notes several Defiance residents in Mark this week, a death, and injuries from an axe mishap. It mentions a dispute at J Hoblitzer’s saloon over a mule trade with Sam Miller and John Etchy fighting. The town is described as increasingly quarrelsome.
Our Own Correspondent cites an Injun summer season for cleaning and moving. Robt. B. Cameron returns from Columbus. Walter Cristie breaks a leg hauling wood. three-week revival by Rev. Dill and two-week by Rev. Dennis. political barb about roosters and victory. John Craine and Lizzie Gruber wed at the bride’s parents’ home. a table cloth peddler in town. township adopts new school books amid parental debate. Nickolas Nickelby mentioned.
From Our Own Correspondent notes rainfall and mud slow district schools in the township. Diphtheria threatens children while Miss Donaldson leads a Dist. No. 3 class with three ladies on staff. Local residents lament road conditions, 5 mill levy effects, and Defiance’s failing streets.
From Our Own Correspondent Miss Hattie Ensign has returned after a year teaching music in Michigan. Homer Bowker bought Thomas Biglow’s livery stable in Hicksville and moved there last week. School opens Monday with W. H. Lane as principal and Miss May Treat in the Primary department.
From Our Own Correspondent notes muddy roads and rain as the sick few convalesce. New partnerships form in fur trading while are told of locals returning from Valparaiso and Kansan teachers. Neighborly acts include charity and cautionary tales about a confidence man from Jackson claiming a Red Spring Co. agency.
Local notes from Farmer Center include Thanksgiving turkey tips, buckwheat and maple syrup, and social updates. Birth of a girl at L Knight's on November 12 weighs twelve pounds. Town reports on farming feats, dances, travel to Tennessee, and a $500 challenge in Defiance county. November 18, 1878. Biniuy Paxton.
A Florida correspondent notes E W Brubaker plans two week trip to Michigan for Hillsdale College training. Local schools open November 17 led by E W Karsner and F Crotz. C F Young oversees Willeman school. Minister Hodges moves to Florida and occupies the new Main street parsonage built by L Jones. The town reports peculiar social turns as marriages and romances unfold and local farmers report ripe strawberries from North Richland.
The piece notes the last week of fall schools, a Monday start for next term, and a quarterly meeting at E. V. church on Friday the 22nd. It mentions a new High street crossing being built, A Gruber returning from Ft. Wayne to resume studies, and Ed Welker moving his billiard room to West Unity.
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