Defiance hosts 1904 Republican delegate convention
Fee Republicans of the Third Sub-Division of the Third Judicial District of Ohio plan a delegate convention in Defiance on April 22 1904 at o clock a m to nominate two candidates for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and handle other business. Delegates are allocated by county based on votes for Myron J Herrick and by fractional shares. counties arrange delegate selection via county central committees and mass conventions after at least ten days notice. Secretary Q Macnecey L Newcomer signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ohio
Central Committee
Fee Republicans
Third
Court of Common Pleas
Myron JT. Herrick
Ance
Paulding
van Werlt
Williams
Democratic ticket slate rumored by local editor
The Daily Express offers no guess on Monday’s Democratic nominations but a prominent city Democrat suggests Sheriff W. G. Kopp of Highland, Commissioner J. T. Miller of Milford, Infirmary Director John X. Smith of Defi, and Surveyor Frank Hockman of Noble as likely names. he warns excitement could derail plans as Colorado faces intensified internal strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Express
W. G. Kopp
Highland
J. T. Miller
Milford
John X. Smith
Defi
Frank Hockman
Noble
Local Notices and Movements Among Brookston Figures
Brookston resident Yao Ripley attends a recent event. Chas W Miller accompanies the remains of Mr Grone to Liga last week. D Simmons has been appointed T D Hood. W Berry of Goshen and H E Teme are mentioned. Lee S. Crowl of Ft Wayne is named as construction manager for a telephone company. Various locals and visiting figures appear in brief movements and assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yao Ripley
Brookston
Chas W Miller
Mr Grone
Miller
Weise
Simmons
Firsi
Lee S. Crowl
The
Telephone Ca
Ind
Otis Ryan
WD Wilson
Mils F
Defiance
Telegraphy schools promise swift pay and independence
The Defiance School of Telegraphy and Mance School of Telegraphy promote telegraphy as a fast path to good pay and personal freedom for men and women. The Mance school boasts a large office, Western Union endorsement, and 30 years of experience under a supervisor guiding students. Open daily 9 am to 6 pm except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mance School of Telegraphy
Astern Union
Western Union
Weate-Union
Mana
Flood Victims Farwell Obsequies In Defiance and Oakwood
Funeral services were held for Leroy E Carpenter at the Carpenter home in Defiance township with Dr McReynolds of Defiance College officiating. Pallbearers were George Pfister John Halfrace Isaac Cassel John Langdon Elbert Toon and Louis B Thompson, all college students. Bert Moore drowned with Carpenter at English Bridge and was buried at Riverside cemetery after a service at Bethel Chapel Oakwood under Odd Fellows auspices. The item lists school program acts and music roles including Gladys Linebrink, Gien and Mattie Partee, Ralph Shumaker, John Nagle, Esther Sharp, Orley Ingle, and Arthur Tittle as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy E. Carpenter
Carpenter
Defiance Township
Wedneday
McReynolds
Defiance College
Geo. Pfister
John Halfacre
Isaac Cassel
John Langdon
Elbert Toon
Louis B. Thompson
Bert Moore
Young Carpenter
English Bridge
Bethel Chapel
Paulding County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Oakwood
Riverside Cemetery
Gladys Linebrink
Gien
Mattie Partee
Ralph Shumaker
the Darkeys Wood Dealer
Chatter Box
John Nagle
Esther Sharp
Christ Kammeyer
Orley Ingle
Smart Boy
George Washington
Blanche Ferris
Local Farm and Community News From the Area
Henry Beall sold a draft horse for 175 dollars last week. Chas Andrews bought a horse for 160 dollars. G S Morris sold a draft horse for 115 dollars. Ground plowing for corn continues as farmers prepare fields. Misses Grace and Edith Kleinhenn visited grandparents H J Kleinhein. Bert Moore and Roy Carpenter have passed away, mourned by Bethel church members and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beall
I. KE. Morris
Paulding
Chas. Andrews
Speed
Kahoot
G. S. Morris
John H Rickner
Will Fransdorf
J H Andrews
W H Kleinhenn
Grace
Edith Kleinhenn
H J Kleinhein
Elmlinger
George Breckler
Bert Moore
Roy Carpenter
Bert
Bethel Church
Local Farming Notes and School Program Highlights
Community notices list residents traveling to Jewell and Evansport for work and school. A Distinct No 6 program on March 22 features student songs dialogues and a commencement scene with multiple local names such as Esther Scharp Dora Kammeyer Mabel Scharp Nellie Stockford Ella Shumaker Ol ive Linebrink and Nettie Nagle while farm activity includes hogs sold and barns built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tittle
North Dakota
F W Gates
Jewell
J H Hockman
Dist
Henry A Miller
John Linebrink
Buchele
Roberts
Henry Hartman
Partee
John Schultz
P Gates
Henry LL Stock
Stringtown
Minnie Rethmel
Minnie Peterson
Edward Linebrink
Wood County
Mike Kus—maul
Wm Deeepe
John Peter
Edward O Schultz
Evansport
Wade Rethmel
Boblink
Esther Scharp
Little Ted
Dora Kammeyer
Mabel Scharp
Tom
Laura Shumaker
Laura Linebrink
Nellie Stockford
Justice of Peace
Erna Thieleman
Ella Shumaker
Olive Linebrink
Nettie Nagle
Grasshopper
Clara Thiele
Elizabeth Engle Hane obituary notices 1842 1904
Elizabeth Engle Hane born in Coshocton County on October 4 1842 died March 24 1904 aged 61 years 5 months 20 days She was married to John Hane May 12 1859 and moved to Defiance County in 1871 They had 13 children six sons and seven daughters Survived by husband 3 sons 6 daughters 20 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren Funeral service held at Poplar Ridge church with Rev George Sellers and Rev John Flory and interment in German Baptist Cemetery The family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for support during illness and death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hane
Elizabeth Engle Hane
Coshocton County
John Hane
Defiance County
Tiffin Township
Grace Mulligan
Evangelical Church
George Sellers
Bryan
John Flory
Poplar Ridge Church
German Baptist Cemetery
Farm and local notices from Putnam county and surrounding area
Frank Fee moved on the Cleveland farm last week. Willie Wilcox will move on the Pearson place this spring. Jacob Shank farm is for sale. Crary intends building a new residence this season. Frank Sherman’s daughter of Putnam county visited here last week. Estell Otis sings to a new boy baby. Miss Bertha Deardorf will teach our summer term of school. The flood last Friday washed many bridges and culverts. Coulson lost his cow last week. Eli Green will build a new barn this summer. Warren Farnsworth has moved on the Everett farm lately purchased by his partner. George Osman will build a new barn this season. CJ Thomas made a business trip to Bryan last Friday. Sinn will have a furnace put into his house this summer. Emery Shank will move on his farm in Farmer township this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fee
Cleveland
Willie Wilcox
Pearson Place
Jacob Shank
Usc B
Coulson
Eli Green
Warren Farnsworth
Everett
Ptai
George Osman
CJ Thomas
Bryan
E Sinn
Frank Sherman
Putnam County
Emery Shank
Farmer Township
Local News Briefs from Neighbors and Events
Arthur Sarah returns to Cleveland after moving there last fall due to city life. Measles affect Audray Moon Irvin Spittler and others. a 13 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Erlett dies of pneumonia with funeral at Ney ME church and burial in Ney cemetery. A big wind storm damages fences. Mrs O B Lichty ill. Henry Elliott moves into Miller house. Wes Shong visits Mrs B D Lintz who is bed bound. Charley Myers ill. Clemons sale draws crowd. Chas Koldenbauch adopts a boy from the Children's home. Henry Goller and wife visit Defiance. Mrs Tom Ison's mother frail. Jas Wank buys a horse for 90 dollars at Clemons sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sarah
Cleveland
Audray Moon
Irvin Spittler
Erlett
Ney ME Church
Ney Cemetery
O B Lichty
Henry Elliott
Wm Miller
Wes Shong
B D Lintz
Lintz
Charley Myers
Clemons
Chas Koldenbauch
Henry Goller
Tomlison
Jas Wank
Preisendorfers Return After Winter in South
Mrs Tony Preisendorfer and Mr Frank Preisendorfer have returned from the south where they spent the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Preisendorfer
Frank Preisendorfer
Prompt service and courteous treatment
A brief appeal invites readers to request a card for courtesy service and a personal visit, suggesting responsive attention and friendly engagement from the provider.
Lingerfield Opticians Promote Eyewear Frauds Warned
A public notice cites Mr. and Mrs. Lingerfield as frauds and extends a one week window to call at homes. It extols glasses fitted in multiple towns including Springfield Urbana Xenia Troy Piqua Sidney and Wilmington with testimonials from I. W. Kehnast and Mrs Heath praising improved health and vision after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Urbana
Xenia
Troy
Piqua
Sidney
Greenville
Maton
Wilmington
Lancaster
Circleville
Washington D. C
Chillicothe
Lebanon
Ohio
Wiless
Bright Light Prominent Van Wert Opticians Visit Dayton
Mrs. Wise endorses Mr. and Mrs. Lingerfield of Dayton as expert opticians with 14 sites visiting Defiance. Their New Arcade parlor is cited as finest in Ohio with 43 000 fittings in 14 years. Lenses crafted by experts, two year guarantee, prices range from 2 to 8 dollars.
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Lingerfield
Ohio
New Arcade
Dayton
Mrs. Lingerfield
Free Examination Ad For Nervous Symptoms
Call now for a free examination if you suffer headaches with hair pulling sensation, chills, creeping feeling down the neck, eye pains, nausea on head movement, trembling, nervousness, and excessive blinking. Read as an ad promising evaluation for a range of troubling nervous symptoms.
Notable Endorsement of Lingerfield Glass Fitting Skills
Mrs Judge W H Moizzer praises Mr and Mrs Lingerfield for skilled glasses fitting that improved distant vision and reduced eye strain. She notes the distinctness of sight improved and mentions long appreciation of benefits received.
Mortgages For Sale By Char. W. Butler Defiance Ohio
Dealer offers real estate mortgages funded with personal money. Each loan requires land and title to be inspected, with refunds if not as represented. No delay, money available once title and security are satisfactory. Defiance Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Butler
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Defiance Express
Baily
Republican Central Committee of Decounty
Crosby
City of
H. Shulters
B Richardson
Judicial Convention
Wee Panne Een Rennet
Eer Ereerre
Qmacxcey L. Newcomer
Ali Fo
Colorado
South America
Hicksville
Defiance School of Telegraphy
Defiance, Ohio
Jr. Malley
Ira Linebrink
Arthur
Germany
First National Bank
United States Treasury
United States Courts
Defiance City and Western Depository
Balt. & Ohio. Railroad
Cicero
Washington
R. W. Wortman
Lewis Block
Cunningham
Mace
van Wert County
Wm. Heath
Ohio City
W. H. Mozier
van Wert
Parmer & Son
Defiance, O. _—. a
Watt
Masonic Temple
Price Clothing House
A Aspagher & CO
W. A. Kehnast CO
Clinton Street
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