Local residents and visitors on Monday’s quiet notice board
Edith Ebrat arrives home from Cincinnati and Emery Graper family returns from Milwaukee. Francis street house sale to I N Savage. Dr. John W Davis moves to Wayne street. Local social visits include Webb vacation in Michigan and Ennis relatives in Toledo. A Brown-Partee reunion set for Aug 31 at Rural Chapel church, Tiffin township. Funeral for Mrs. Jobo Boehm after a buggy accident. A dry town report cites Marshal Heidley closing saloons. Loan of an axe for an Indian missionary, and a Delaware township man sought for alleged crime. Numerous listings of visits, moves, and upcoming events across Tiffin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Chapel Church
Tiffin Township
C. W. Brown
Mrs C D Jordan dies after Boston hospital surgery
Mrs C D Jordan aged 52 and married 27 years died Sunday after an operation for a cancerous growth at the Massachusetts Homeopathic hospital in Boston. Her husband Mr Jordan and daughter Louise travel to Boston for the funeral. She leaves two sons Charles and Maynard and daughter Louise. The family lived near Brunersburg and in this city. Mr Jordan was a YMCA secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wickler
Charles Schaffer
Kintner Street
G E Winkler
Jackson Street
Riverside
C D Jordan
Charles
Boston
Emery
Mr. Jordan
Louise
Elizabeth Jordan
Brunersburg
Jordan
YMCA
Maynard
Baptist Church
Laurens Maynard
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Briggs
Werthoff
Company G Arrives After Delayed Lake Crossing at Wabash Depot
A large crowd at the Wabash depot awaited Company G as the evening Toledo train arrived late due to a rough lake. Camps broke Monday morning and boats set sail. seasickness and delays marred the journey as the unit reached Napoleon and Toledo by midnight. W Pl Kogel in Toledo distributed a bushel basket of sandwiches to the weary soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G
Wabash
Toledo
Napoleon
Kogel
Fourth quarter Defiance circuit meeting preached at Brunersburg
Rev Joseph H Bethards presiding elder will preach at Brunersburg at 2 30 pm and administer the sacrament marking the fourth quarter meeting of the Defiance circuit. F W Cheney, a lumber merchant, renovates his office adding light and cheer. St John s Reformed church Sunday school holds annual Island Park picnic Friday. children meet at the church at 9 am. Ladies society also meets on the island. Jake Smith of the Christman hotel Bryan loses 25 by cashing a bad check for a stranger described as Chase who claimed to manage a candy house. He stayed at the Crosby house earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Walker
Reuben Lockwood
Delaware Township
William Underwood
Sherwood
Mr. Lockwood
St John’s Lutheran
Stanley
Kis’ Grove
J Ash
Ada
E R Bailey
Ft Jennings
J J S Rumbarger
Paulding
Joseph H Bethards
Brunersburg
Defiance
St. John’s Reformed Church
Island Park
Ladies Society
Christman Hotel
Bryan
Jake Smith
Chase
Mr. Smith
Crosby House
Four European statues arrive for St Michael’s monument
Four pieces of fine statuary were received in the city from Europe and consigned to Rev. L Heiland. They will adorn the monument in St Michael’s church North Ridge for Father John B Heiland at a cost of 600 dollars excluding freight. The pieces include Corpus Christi Mary Magdalen St John and The Blessed Virgin and are iron and enameled white. The concrete base 12 by 12 feet tapers to 9 by 9 feet with a tall cross atop. The total height reaches 15 feet.
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Wabash
Europe
L. Heiland
St. Michael’s Church
North Ridge
John B Heiland
Corpus Christi
St. John
Father Heiland
Andy Pessefal
City Council Advances Sidewalks and Fire Safety Measures
The council met in adjourned session with most members present. A mayoral report showed 13.10 in fines and licenses. a fire escape building report was accepted. sidewalks on Schultz and on North Clinton Street were referred or passed with suspended rules. a $600 transfer to the sewer fund was approved. bond for removal duties on West North Clinton was debated with two no votes. meeting adjourned after discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenevert
Schultz
Carter Avenue
College Grounds
Board of Public Service
North
Clinton Street
Wabash and
Sessions Avenue
McKnight
Council
Messer Snider
Metz
Schlembach
Geiger
Mitchells Letter from Ex Superintendent Highlights City Boom
Ex superintendent Mitchell in Asheville reports Mitchell City thriving with seven new houses, a $250000 hotel plus two smaller ones, four new business blocks, and many dwellings. He notes 8000 visitors, Mrs Mitchell recovering, and schools opening August 28 with Helen likely returning to school in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Aeheville
Helen
Miriam
Defiance County Teachers elect new officers at Friday session
The Defiance County Teachers Association adopted resolutions thanking Prof. R W Mitchell and praised instructors and the institute’s leadership. New officers elected include D M Whetstone as president and Mary C Smith as secretary. Institutes will meet in Sherwood Hicksville and Defiance. Enos H Porter will attend Angola College next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R W Mitchell
J M Beck
L L Canfield
Genevieve Fouke
O A Myers
L F Orahood
Gertrude Brady
Institute
Supt
VanCleve
Galton
France
Park
Defiance County Teachers’ Association
D M Whetstone
V E Hagg
Mary C Smith
RL Ervin
Sherwood
Hicksville
Defiance
Enos H Porter
OTRC
Angola
Ind
Mrs Twitchell guest of Mrs Squire with Howard Twitchell
Miss Twitchell of Mansfield visits Mrs Edward Squire as guest, accompanied by Mrs Squires nephew Howard Twitchell. Peaches for sale and choice fruit offered by J E Bock from Napoleon RD No 1. Reach via Okalona exchange or at location 3 miles northeast of Florida on canal road.
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Crawford and
Barnard
J E Bock
Napoleon
RFD
Florida
Canal Road
Miss Twitchell
Mansfield
Edward Squire
Mrs. Squires
Howard Twitchell
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Woodwards
Mies
Edith Ebrat
Cincinnati
Mre
T Hawkins
Tiffin
T P Cantlon
Emery Graper
Milwaukee
Charles Torrence
Francis Street
I N Savage
John W Davis
Third Street
Wayne Street
E.J Webb
Lakes
Michigan
L . Ennis
Ruby
Liberty Center
Roby. Mires
Isaac Brancher
Katie
North Richland
Ed Keesbury
Howard McCullough
Adolph H Fischer
Natalia Duerk
Jobo Boehm
South Ridge Lutheran Church
Kestner Cemetery
Improvement Law and Order League of
Cox
Marshal Heidley
Kehnast
India
John Flory
Adams Township
Boyer’s
W P Engel
Put-in-Bay
J H Baker
Mabel Baker
Muskogee
John Boehm
South Richland Township
Emma Wilkins
Sarah Kinnaman
Guy Tippen
James L Cummins
Marguerite
Florence
Adam Wilhelm
G A Michaels
City
Jacob Mueller
Michaels
Chas. Fordity
Chas Robison
Preisendorfer Shoe
Gertie Wilda
Farmer
Grace Hale
Fostoria
Josephine Woodward
Frank Hickey
Cleveland
George Hickey
Ellen Pease
Nevada
Wm. Haver
Jefferson Street
Glenn Gray
Mr. Gray
Miss Fanny
T M Columbia
J W House
The
Cuyahoga Telephone Co
Jacob Matthes
Minnie Slough
Jon John
Akron
L E Ralston
Brooklyn
Joe Schottdorf
Watchmaker, Jeweler
Clinton ST
F. P. Weisenburger & Brother
Wresses
the State Bank
WM. Geiger
Elbert E. Carter
Eter Kettenring
Harley & Whitaker’s
Harley Low
Whitaker’s
C.d.jordan
Miss Sponsler
Lizzie Sponsler
Jacob Sponsler
Meyers Cemetery
Rev
Third Stret
Dr. A . Watkins
Geo. Watkins
Spencerville
Sarah Butler
Lima
New Manufacturing Co
Perry Street
Herman Suhr
Aaron Meyer
WP Bogel
Arlington Heights Traction Co
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Texas
Edison
Victor Machines
Mollencup
Nolan Bros
Mabel Small
Grace Gleason
Shelby
F W Cheney
N. W. Bell
John W. Davis
M.D
Defiance, Ohio
Wayne Stret
Daoust & Douty
Wathins Bros
Mitchells
Bezaar
Canning
Hall & Ferguson
Hrittner’s
Kittner’s
Court House
Fiance
Ohio
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