JURY VIEWS PROPERTY IN WILLIS TOWN AREA
The court's petit jury examined J Sewers property in Hicksville area as Damages case against B and O railroad continues. Seevers previously won $244.85 for embankment damage. further suits pending. Also reports of encounters with rail workers and a near fatal railroad accident near Garrett involve Earl Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury In
Common Pleas
Hicksville
B& O
Jury In
J W Seevers
B & O Railroad
Seevers
Chase Taylor
Richland Township
Kopp
Albert Hedrick
Clyde
Lancaster
Ouio
Dey Ayers Provides 4 Percent Loan Offer
Mrs. Snow of Paulding visits with F W French and family. Miss Katherine Dehaus returns from Toledo. Mrs. Dey Ayers and children come back from Hicksville. Misses Minnie and Isabelle Houghton depart for Washington to spend a week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Snow
Paulding
F W
French and Family
Dey Ayers
Hicksville
Minnie
Isabelle Houghton
Washington, DC
Local visitors and residents return from trips
W W Fisher of Eggerton visited Monday. BR Esley of Hicksville spent Monday in the city on business. Mr and Mrs Frank Newton returned to Toledo Sunday after a short visit. Mr and Mrs 8 F Shelly returned Monday from a winter stay at Walnut Ridge Ark. A competent girl is wanted for housework in a small family with good wages and permanent position. Call at Weekly Express office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Esley
Hicksville
Frank Newton
Toledo
Shelly
Walnut Ridge, Ark
Weekly Express
Wedding, club events, and a church unification talk reported in Highland township
Earl Cable and Ora Edwards were married by Justice Hunter. Local clubs hosted programs at Miss Mary Ferguson and Mr C F Ferguson’s homes with papers on Ozaka Nagasaki and Rome. MIC held its annual meeting and announced officers. Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady spoke at Grace Episcopal church on Christian unity, praising the Episcopal church as a unifying center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cable
Ora Edwards
Highland Township
Hunter Monday
Ed Weaver
Mary Ferguson
Jefferson Street
Ozaka
Japan
Eva Hooker
Koba
Aremia
Jefferson
Nagasaki
Lehman
Miss Ferguson
Hooker
MIC
Sefternoon
WS Powell
State Federation
R T Whitaker
Bimery
A B Davis
E R Phelps
George Elliot
N G Johnson
Powell
Helen Phelps
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Grace Episcopal Church
Brady
Episcopal Church
Julius Blair
Defiance County Teachers Institute Third Session Apr 14
The third quarterly session of Defiance County Teachers Institute will be held in Defiance on April 14. The program begins at 9 AM with devotional readings by Supt. F E Reynolds and lectures on music in public schools by Mary Smith. Dr. C C Miller of Lima College presents Africa the Continent of Extremes and Gettysburg Illustrated. Lawrence Blue covers Literature in Intermediate Grades, Louise Weingart on Manual Training, Prof. Canfield leads music sessions, dinner at 1:30 PM, and Mary Smita, secretary, invites attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance County
Teachers’ Institute
Defiance
F E Reynolds
Lawrence Blue
Louise Weingart
Gettysburg
CC Miller
Canfield
Mary Smita
Local Notes and Visits Across Counties
The Chapel Sunday reports carpenters at Ira Piper's new barn. Mrs Henry McKee of Jackson County West Virginia arrived due to her daughter Mrs Forest Moore's serious consumption. Fred Countryman and wife from Butler visit relatives. Alla Mann of Kentucky visited Josie Mann. Flossie Driver of Hicksville visited West Milford friends. Allen Countryman and wife went to Haviland for pneumonia illness in the brother's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Piper
Henry McKee
Jackson County
West Virginia
Forest Moore
Fred Countryman
Butler
Alla Mann
Kentucky
Josie Mann
Flossie Driver
Hicksville
West Milford
Allen Countryman
Haviland
Social notes and visits from West Unity to Farmer area
Miss Edith Johnson fell ill at her West Unity home affecting her school duties. Local events included a US social success despite bad weather, Athenian society entertainment at Farmer high school, and multiple visits by Bryan residents to towns like Farmer and Toledo. Various births, birthdays, and moving plans are listed among neighbors and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G H Tomlinson
W O Huffman
W S Tomlinson
Edith Johnson
West Unity
Germany Tiffin Rev Guenther Visits Defiance Figures
Rev. Guenther of Defiance called on Grandmothers Gruber and Peterson last Tuesday. Erman Peterson returned to Angala after a few days with his parents. Grandmother Gruber is quite poorly. Mr. and Mrs J H Bayard welcomed a baby boy. H M Cameron of Oakland California visits Defiance at the Houghton home. former resident here and this is his first visit in thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Tiffin
H M Cameron
Oakland
Cal
City
Houghton
Holgate Ave
Mr. Cameron
Defiance
Local notes and social calls around the Hub area
Juror E C Edgar left the Hub for common pleas court this week. Joseph Davis of Fostoria and Chas Wyrtsh of Berdan & Co Toledo made business calls. Hicks ville visitors Penly Wonderly and wife and Mrs D E Swaysgood. Chase Wonderly improving after illness. Pearl Kuhl visited Fred Goshin. Kita and Nora Dorzie of Tiffin township visiting Jacob Fraker family. Edwin P McCord of Sherwood called on Paul Hagen on business. George Milleman in the Hub. Henry F Voss resigns as director of sub district No. 5 and plans to move to Sherwood. Chas Rosendahl visited township clerk. Jim Purkey recently arrived from Toledo and will move to the same place to work as carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E C Edgar
Hub
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Davis
Fostoria
Chas. Wyrtsh
Berdan & Co
Toledo
Penly Wonderly
D E Swaysgood
Hicksville
Chase Wonderly
Pearl Kuhl
Fred Goshin
Kita
Nora Dorzie
Tiffin
Jacob Fraker
Edwin P McCord
Sherwood
Paul Hagen
George Milleman
Henry F Voss
Chas. Rosendahl
Jim Purkey
Local Notes From Edgerton Area Obituaries And Visits
A baby boy was born to Charles Steel and his wife on March 31. Mrs Fayette Reas is bedbound with stomach neuralgia. R A Fitzcharles and wife of Edgerton visited his parents. Mrs Martin Stark died March 31 with funeral at Edgerton Catholic church. Rev Taylor of Waterloo preached at local chapels. Mrs Laura Spaulding and her daughter visit Ira Poper’s family in Delta. A young son arrived for Mr and Mrs Burt Kelley near Five Corners on March 30. H C Hootman and wife of Hess Kassel attended services locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hoke
Addie Brown
Bryan
Hattie
Ruth Mills
Farmer High School
Billa Fisher
Myron Smith
Howard Moor
Farmer
F Kaiser
R F Bankey
W G Tawney
Frank Fairchilds
Charles Steel
Fayette Reas
R A Fitzcharles
Edgerton
Martin Stark
Burnal
Rev Taylor
Waterloo
Christian Chapel
Laura Spaulding
Delta
Ira Poper
Burt Kelley
Five Corners
H C Hootman
Hessekassel
Local Movements and Obituary Notice in Ney Area
A series of farm relocations includes Arlee Adamson and wife occupying a vacated property, Ora Maisch moving to Silas Welker’s former farm, and S W Yarlot relocating to Ney. The Ney High School supper and home talent play for the baseball team are noted, along with a funeral at Oakland ME Church for Mrs Will Weaver aged 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlee Adamson
Ora Maisch
Silas Welker
S W Yarlot
Ney
Muller
Ernest Z'gler
Jay Balgiss
Ray Kimberly
Mr Funk
M Stailey
Mr Harris
Frank Pollock
Obituary of Hannah W Conkle and family tragedy in Defiance
Hannah W eldest daughter of John and Sarah Carpenter born Sept 15 1844 in Holmes county. She moved to Defiance county Adams township, grew to womanhood, married Albert P Conkle Sept 15 1863 and had two boys. Conkle died in a sawmill fire. Both children died within days of membranous croup. She remarried March 19 1871 to Jacob Shock, who had three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah W
John
Sarah Carpenter
Holmes County
Defiance County
Adams Township
Albert P Conkle
Mr. Conkle
Jacob Shock
Morris Family at Haskins Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Morris and their son Richard are spending the week with friends at Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morris
Richard
Haskins
Last Days of Made to Order Suits Sale
Store advertises final days of made to order suits top coats cravenettes from 13.50 up and pants from 3.75 up with fit guaranteed. Spring line includes highest grade men boys and children suits plus confirmation suits long and knee pants from 1.98. Also furnishings shoes hats shirts neckwear hosiery at bargain prices.
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Puritan
Woodwards
S W Parmont
van Wert
D J Riley
Washington, Pa
Wm. Zolloman
Kunkle
Williams County
Robert Pound
Miss Bee Sage
William Gleeson
Frank Baker
Detroit
Antwerp
Pikes
Paulding County
John Hipsley
Ezra B Colton
George S. May
H H Demuth
Cecil
Mr May
Fulton County
E . Bigler
St. Luke’s Church
San Francisco
Smallas
America
Henry Freck
Sancay
Nee
Earl Moore
Garrett
Midway Switch
Moore
Howard W. Ury
Evansport
Ohio
Box
Katherine Dehaus
F. P. Weisenburger & Brother
Rexall
W W Fisher
Eggerton
Kittner’s Clothing Store
Court House
Defiance, Ohio
Es Sas
Domey
The
Travellers Club
Eri P Hooker
C. F Ferguson
Wayne Street
Petrarch
Christendom
Ariosto
Forquato Tasso
Virgil Squire
Vittoria Colonna
Miss Lehman
Palazzo Farnesina
Villa Ludovisi
Walter Shelly
Sorosis
Rachael
Kittner
Miss Latty
Racine
Ristori
Italy
Martin
Sareh Bernhards
Institute
the State Bank
WM. Geiger
Elbert E. Carter
Peter Kettenring
New Back Comics
Mollencup’s
Frank Donley
Palmer & Decker
First National Bank
Ind
Hicksville, Ohio
Williams Center
Mark Center
Mr. Consumer
French’s Bazaar
Letherman
E Hagg
W Yarlot
AJ Yarlot
Mable Smith
Georgia
Fred Haase
August Haase
Lara
J Neiswender
Earl Yarlet
Wm Stripe
Albert Strusaker
Ney High School
Will Weaver
Arthur FE
Glen
Ed ‘Rossenbacher
J J Carpenter
Pleasant Lake
L Conkle
TC Elliott
North Richland Township
Oakland ME
Rev. Zellers
Baptist Brethren Church
Clinton ST
Wile
OWL Drug Store
Lewis Block
F. F. Rakestraw
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