Eighth annual meeting of Womens Home Missionary Society
The eighth annual meeting of the Woman s Home Missionary Society drew about sixty delegates to St Paul s M E Church. Reports showed increased funds and membership, with strong planning for King Home and Texas education efforts, along with district reports, readings, and lectures by Mrs Albright and others. Resolutions praised hospitality and pressed district conventions and mite box work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Home Missionary Society
St. Paul’s M. E
W. G. Williams
Delaware
A. C. Barnes
Carey
Butler
M. E. Core
Bowling Green
Bellefontaine
Defiance
Wre. R. A
Graham
Edward Squire
Defance
Albright
King
V. Lease
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
W G. Williams
McCabe
Pelaware
Wiltsie
Genie Brice
G. A. Whitney
WS. Waters
Miley
Findlay
W. G. Waters
A. ©. Sumes
Indiay
W. C. Jameson
Fastosie
Woman's Home Mission
Biis
Figley
Ada
Mahaffey
Fama
Chapman
Toledo
District Officers Named for Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Nominations confirmed for district presidents and secretaries in Bellefontaine Defiance Delaware Findlay Lima and Toledo districts. Delegates named to the National Convention in Washington with W E Case as delegate and L G Thacker as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
C. D. Pratt
Sidney
Maggie van Ripert
Defiance
J. N. Riggs
Bryan
Edward Squire
Delaware
W.G. Waters
Marysville
F. J. McCampbell
Findlay
H.C
Washington, D. C
W. E. Case
Bowling Green
L. G. Thacker
Philpot
Ottawa
Williams
J. A. Orcutt
J. A. Oruett
Florida
Mesdames
W. G. Wiliams
T. M. Mariott
W.G Waters
Anna Bailey
E. A. Depler
Upper Sandusky
M Albright
Filay
Mosdames 8
Miller
R. Wright
Kirk
Delphos
Dunnethan
Hathaway
van Wert
Toledo
F. V. Chapman
Booth
J. Mixer
M. Davis
L. Bonst
Roberts
E. Phillips
East Toledo
M. E. Case
Scoles
J. Suman Tinney
Greensburg
Womans’ Home Missionary Society
Christ
Harper's Magazine June issue starts with volume eighty three
The eighty third volume of Harper's Magazine will begin with the number for June. The note confirms the issue numbering and its June start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
Local notes from Farm er Center and area visits
Fine rain last week. W S Weldon and wife visit. Mr and Mrs D P Howey spent Sunday here. Richard Knight is very ill. Cora Young visiting Williams Center. Mrs Jno Winn and family guests of her father Wm Yeagley. Memorial sermon delivered at church by Rev Hunt. L B Conkey and wife and B E Martin and wife spent days at Hamilton fishing. Montford Tharp leaves for Cheyenne Wyoming to clerk for his uncle. Mrs Smith of Hicksville guest of her father E H Brooks. Rev Hemphill held a concert with drills music and songs. good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Weldon
D. PB. Howey
Richard Knight
Cora Young
Williams Center
Jno. Winn
Wm. Yeagley
Church Sun
Hunt
L. B. Conkey
B. BE. Martin
Hamilton
Montford Tharp
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Smith
Hicksville
E. H. Brooks
Hemphill
Rain Shortage Noted As Death of Mrs Partee Brought Items
Sherwood reports limited rainfall while noting death of Mrs. Partee near Delaware Bend on May 18 at age 61 8 20. Burial at Sherwood cemetery May 20. Local activity includes barber shop rumors new residence work and social dances. Citizens visit Bryan Montpelier Defiance and Openlanders stock moves a machine shop offering plows to harvesters. Memorial services held at M E church and multiple town developments progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Slattery
Marion Gillett
Bryan
Stella Millen
Ralph Williams
Melburn
Lagrippe
Sherwood Cemetery
Robinson
L. Wingart
Montpelier
Bercaw
Defiance
Sherwood
Here
Frank Miltler
John Core
Miss Weaver
Z. H. Miller
M. E
Miller & Heller
Palmer
John Rock
Constable Bloom
Evansport Socials and Visits Highlight Local News
Mrs George Backus of Holgate visits Evansport this week. Miss Frank Snider closed her West Unity school. Kate Cameron of Defiance visits Dr Cameron. Dogs kill sheep for Dick Snider and James Christy. A special citizens group urged to curb roaming dogs. Prof Martin gave a concert at Ney last Tuesday. M E church repairs progress. Ladies of the M E Social Society host a supper May 29 at Mrs J N Replogle home. Rev Bailey preaches memorial sermon. Memorial services set at Union Chapel May 31 at 2 PM. Masonic Lodge 611 members visit Bryan for degree work. Dannie Iford known as Evansport butcher boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Backus
Holgate
Frank Snider
West Unity
Kate Cameron
Defiance
Martin
Ney
M. E
M. E. Social Society
J. N. Replogle
Evansport
Koya
E E. Root
Adams Township
Bailey
Union Chapel
Bryan
Dannie Iford
Goldwin Smith A Patriot of Canada United in One Nation
The article praises Goldwin Smith as a staunch friend of the United States in Canada and notes his role as a leading advocate for closer ties and eventual union. Born in 1823 in England, he studied at Oxford and became renowned for his advanced views and classic modern history professorships there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Goldwin Smith
England
Oxford
Summer Teaching Staff Departures At College
The article notes that most students slated to teach this summer have left the college to begin work. It mentions Miss Patterson in Melrose, Miss Ice returning home to teach, and Dr. B. Craver of Bryan visiting and praising the college. It also covers elocution efforts by Misses Roger, Nettie, Carpenter, and updates on other students' plans and upcoming lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff. H. Kintner
Newcomer
Bryan
Dr King’s New Discovery Offered for Consumption Coughs
Advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a money back guarantee after tryout. Promotes trial bottles free and priced bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar at J L Scotts drug store citing success during last season’s epidemic and no reported failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. L. Scott’s
Nickel Plate Round Trip Fare to Decoration Day 1891
Train line offers one fare for a round trip on Decoration Day travel starting May 29 or 30, returning by June 1, 1891. Passengers may depart from Nickel Plate routes and return on the same ticket window.
Bucklen Arnica Salve for Cats and Skin Ailments
Vintage advertisement listing Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tester chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price per box sold by Colby & Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby & Scott
Local residents visit families and farm notes
Toledo visitors Mr. and Mrs. Cromoel called on John Hasselworth. Wm Hatfield of North Defiance visited relatives. Farmers prep corn planting. Mr. and Mrs. Fox visited Ed Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ball hosted A. Ball. buggy broke on return. Daniel Kiser of Fostoria visited son Andrew. A J Kiser owns a black hawk Morgan colt. Ufferly to move back to Maumee. J W Heaster and Willis Lang don visited J W Ball. a spring colt owned by John Myers hanged itself with a hitching strap. infant of Mr. and Mrs. J W Ball ill but improving. John Jubenville re roofed his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromoel
Toledo
John Hasselworth
Wm. Hatfield
North Defiance
Fox
Ed Welsh
Joseph Ball
A. Ball
Daniel Kiser
Fostoria
Andrew Kiser
J. W. Ball
John Jubenville
Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Ad Nonfiction Notice
Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment advertised as a cure for chronic sore eyes tetter salt rheum scald head old chronic sores fever sores eczema itch prairie scratches sore nipples and piles. It is cooling and soothing with hundreds of cures after other treatments failed. Sold in 25 and 50 cent boxes. An excursion to the Southwest via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offered for travel May 31 and June 1 1891 with return to June 15 1891 for travelers meeting at Little Rock Arkansas. Louis Fréchette to contribute to Harper's Magazine in June with an illustrated article on The Royal Chateaux of the Loire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Protective Association
Little Rock
Arkansas
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Louis Frechette Willl
Horper
Jyne
Loire
Elopements and Health Remedies Highlight Late 19th Century Notices
The paper notes eloping girls tagged as nervous by Dr. Franklin Miles and promotes Restorative Nervine with Star bottles and a free book at N G Woodward's. It also previews Harper's Weekly upcoming issue with George A. Hibbard's Nowadays and illustrations by W T Smedley, including a Yale baseball group from 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
N. G. Woodward’s
Miles
Dear Sir I Recommend White Wine Tar Syrup for Throat Aid
Elder T. Stephens of Elk Mills Missouri writes that after using nearly a bottle he considers White Wine Tar Syrup the best medicine for throat and lung diseases. He would buy it at any price and would keep it on hand if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Warner
Elder T. Stephens
Elk Mills
Baltimore and Ohio timetable notes daily accommodates
The timetable lists an accommodation train from Columbus at 4 30 p m daily except Sunday with stops at Newark 5 46 p m and Zanesville 6 39 p m arriving at Cambridge Tap m Also another Columbus to Sandusky accommodation leaves at 7 20 a m arriving Sandusky at 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Cambridge
Sandusky
Wheeling
Bellaire
Barnesville
Cincinnati
Indianapl’s
Louisville
St. Louis
Mt. Vernon
Mansfield
Shelby
Ar Chicago
Monroeville
Icago
Fostoria
Deshler
Armee
Auburn
Chicago
Defiance
Sandusky Stone Co
Shelby Je
Ansfield
Ovens
Hambrid
Ae Bellaire
Pittsburgh
Passenger Train Connections From Newark to Chicago and More
PULLMAN SERVICE lists connections Newark to Chicago on Trains 5 and 4, Newark Baltimore and New York on Trains 5 6 7, Pittsburgh to Cincinnati on Trains 106 103 104, Chicago to Chicago Junction on Trains 3 and 4. Runs daily except Sunday. For details contact Ticket Agent or L. B. Allen Assistant General Passenger Agent Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Chicago
Osance
Baltimore
New Re
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago Junction
Jane
Allen
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Utah
Bronson
Charles E. Bronson
Eastern
Union Pacific Railroad
Clinton and
Second Streets
Defiance, Ohio
Home Missionary Society
W. W. Lance
Rey Lease
Fixer
Mixer
McGabe
G. Williams
Ritter
Elizabeth Ritter
Napoleon
Athens
Tennessee
N. B. C. Love
Howard Church
Mariott
Piach
Holland
J. N. Holland
D. R. Wiicat
Reeve
L. W. Miller
Conf
F.W. Chapman
Cor. Sec
Treas
Young Peoples
Dr. Thacker
William Scoljes
Barpum
Klincel
Farmer Center Laconics
OUR Picture Gallery
College Notes
B. W. Slagle
Colege Hall
Irving Literary Society
Nettie Slough
Ruey McKinney
Mollie Kiser
Miss McKinney
Miss Kiser
Cheney
Bard
HOP Plaster CO
Boston
Bucklen
Ory Waite i
Ink
Scott's Drug Store
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
George A. Hibbard
Harper’s Weekly
W.T. Smediey
Yale
Missouri
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Mary
Pullman Service
C. L. McBride
DRY Goods House
Klingelhofer & Miller
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