Excursion and county Sunday School events summarized
A Sunday school excursion attracted 370 people to Clark's Lake Michigan on August 21 with 269 boarding at Ney. The event showcased travel, meals in a baggage car, and strong morale, led by W. L. Hosack. A countywide meeting in Sherwood on September 14 seeks plans and prayers for continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Lake Michigan
Sherwood
Ney
Bryan
W. L. Hosack
Neal Doud
Edward Geller
Sherman Hutchins
Brother Hosack
School Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boy on bicycle spared as horse collision near Kahlo’s grocery
Fred Moore aged 16 was knocked from his bicycle by a horse near Kahlo's grocery in East Defiance Saturday. The horse jumped over him. wheels missed him. He was unconscious at first but recovered quickly. Dr. M B Stevens treated him noting injuries from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
Andy Sproul
Kahlo’s
East Defiance
Moore
M. B. Stevens
Williams County Gop Convention Invites Judge Killits
The county Republican convention will be held in Defiance on September 7. Hon. John M. Killits, nominee for common pleas judge, should be invited to attend and address the convention. Killits is praised as a top Williams County attorney with strong health and court readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
John M. Killits
Common Pleas
James L. Price
Lima
Defiance County
Columbus
Price
Supreme Court Bench of
Ohio
Commissioners Settle Damages Over Oakwood Bridge
The Paulding County board settled with R M Pett ef ord over damages to his team and wagon from the Oakwood bridge incident. Two taxpayers, Albert Fuller and Clark Randolph, set damages at 295 dollars. the board accepted and issued an order. Other items include Hud Carey suing Anton Bretting for 600 dollars over timber conversion, 42 lockings of logs for John Marshall & Son, and a horse killed by an iron stake on Bellefontaine road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
R. M. Petteford
Oakwood
Petteford
Albert Fuller
Mr. Petteford
Clark Randolph
Paulding
Hud Carey
Anton Bretting
Paulding County
John Shaffer
Bellefontaine Road
Shaffer
Clinic Headache Wafers Claim Quick Headache Cure
A promotional note touts Clinic Headache Wafers as a direct remedy for headaches. It claims the nerves act as a heart tonic and says the product is safe for all ages, with a price of 10 cents at druggists.
Family Reunion Highlights Local Elderly Matriarch Event
Grandma Sarah Carpenter, aged 88, hosts a large Defiance County reunion at East Second street and Island Park. Guests include Casie and Duncan families from Holmes and Killbuck, with a grand dinner and later a plentiful supper as the day unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Sarah Carpenter
L. Conkle
Mrs. L. Conkle
East Second Street
Grandma Carpenter
Island Park
Chas. Casie
Millersburg
Thomas Graham
Holmes County
Nancy Duncan
Killbuck
Brister
Mansfield
John Duncan
John Carpenter
Joe Orwig
Della Shamplin
Nellie Sools
Pleasant Lake
Ind
T.C. Elliott
Richland Township
John Shock
Defiance Township
Arlie Carpenter
Geneva
Casie
Duncan
Carpenter
TomRtr. The Kind You Have Always ALP
The fragment appears to be part of a dated advertisement or label text. It shows typical product phrasing with the phrase The Kind You Have Always. The current readable portion lacks clear person, organization, date, or event details to form a full news-style summary.
Sudden Death of Mrs Lucy Hammond Ramus Near Jewell
Mrs Lucy Hammond Ramus, about 40, died of heart failure at a Lutheran church two miles east of Jewell Sunday at 9 am. She leaves husband Martin Ramus and five children. funeral Tuesday at Independence church at 2 o'clock. Ambulance from A. Martin & Co. conveyed the body to the Ramus home. Mr Ramus, in Toledo, learned of the loss on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Lucy Hammond Ramus
Martin Ramus
Richland Township
A. Martin & Co
Ramus
Local judge returns from Hot Springs and health improves
Judge W. H. Hubbard comes back from Hot Springs Arkansas where he has been for weeks of baths and reports marked health improvement. Community news notes a county Odd Fellows reunion set for August 29 in Hedges Ohio and a land sale near Sherwood with Dresher buying the Augustus Skiver homestead for 55 dollars per acre totaling 6600 dollars. A broken rail accident near Mark Center halts B and O traffic. a buggy collision near Sherwood leaves the occupants unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hubbard
Hot Springs
Ark
Odd Fellows
Preese County
Hedges Grove
Hedges
Ohio
Palmer & Son
Dey Ayers
Augustus Skiver
Andy Dresher
Henry County
Mr. Dresher
Paid the Piper in Tiffin as Train Stops for Lady
Robert Miller of Columbus pulled the bell rope to aid a distressed young woman on a passenger eastbound train. The train stopped at Chicago Junction where a detective escorted him back to Tiffin, and Miller paid twenty five dollars in penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Robert Miller
Columbus
Knight
Attica
Miller
Chicago Junction
Oklahoma land sales near seven hundred thousand dollars
A General Land Office dispatch shows total receipts from Oklahoma new town lot sales through August 24 amounting to 659,427 dollars. Lawton sold 1,068 lots for 351,805 dollars, Anadarko 1,043 lots for 179,245 dollars, Hobart 1,125 lots for 128,377 dollars. Assistant Commissioner Richards, in charge of the sales, expects the total to reach about 700,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Land Office
Oklahoma
Lawton
Anandarko
Hobart
Richards
Rider Burned In Boiling Vat At Findlay Factory
W P Seck, an employee at a basket factory in Findlay, fell into a vat of boiling water on Monday. He slipped headfirst, twisted in the air, and struck with his body upright. His legs were cooked to the thighs and doctors fear he will not recover.
Lentz Censured Over Injunction Against Brick Makers
Columbus trades and labor assembly censures John J. Lentz for securing an injunction against union brick makers of Roseville. Lentz had claimed to be a friend of labor in congressional speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Trades and Labor Assembly
John J. Lentz
Roseville
Lentz
Farmer Killed by Runaway Team in Ballville Farm Accident
Fremont August 27 Philip Stahl a pioneer farmer of Ballville township was fatally injured when a runaway team frightened by the threshing engine ran into him as he watched his men thresh at his farm. The incident occurred Monday on Stahl's property in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Philip Stahl
Ballville Township
County
Pioneer Death in Upper Sandusky
Cummins Culver a pioneer resident of Upper Sandusky aged 85 and a Mason for over fifty years died last evening in this city marking the loss of a long time community member and fraternal brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Four Killed in Congaree River Bridge Accident
Four men died in an accident during construction of a new bridge over the Congaree River being built by the Southern railroad near Columbia South Carolina. The incident occurred yesterday and prompted emergency response. Investigations are pending to determine the cause and identify the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Southern Railroad
Congaree River
Card of Thanks
We thank friends for kindness during our bereavement. Dr H W Myyears and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Myyears
Court House Notes and Local Legal Actions
County commissioners in Highland township oversee gravel pit. Treasurer C. W. Kerns attends Celina races. marriage licenses issued to David Mohr and Daisy Skiver, Fred L. Hohenburger and Minnie J. Eiliear. Probate court handles insanity ruling for Mrs. Harry Wood and cruelty divorce petitions by Martha Moog and Ella M. McGrew. Bridge purchase by county commissioners. numerous property transfers and deeds listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Township
C. W. Kerns
Celina
John F. Whan
Avilla
Ind
Blanche Matheny
N. J. Norman
Court House
W. H. Snook
Paulding
D. F. Openlander
Sherwood
H. F. Toberan
South Bend
Chas. W. Krotz
Henry Baker
L. E. Ralston
Common Pleas Court
Daniel Moog
Wood County Horse Owners form protective association
Bowling Green Aug 27 The Wood County Horse Owners Protective association was organized with 18 of 20 townships represented. Permanent officers named are President W E Deibley North Baltimore Secretary Alf B Farmer Bowling Green and Treasurer W C O'Bryan Montgomery township. Membership fee set at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Wood County Horse Owners’ Protective Association
E. L. Kingsbury
W. E. Deibley
North Baltimore
Alf B. Farmer
W. C. O’bryan
Montgomery Township
Defiance Carriage Co. Builds High Grade Wagons
Fine Surrey. The Defiance Carriage Co. has delivered to Rand and Beckham of Ridgeville Corners a handsome survey. They are turning out high grade work shipped near Defiance and have sent fine phaetons to their city agent E. W. Brady. Call on Brady or at the factory for buggies surries or phaetons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance Carriage Co
Messrs. Rand & Beckham
Ridgeville Corners
Defiance
E. W. Brady
Our
B and O Special Derailed At Barnesville
A B and O Special derailed at Barnesville on Monday with 11 coaches off the track. The cars carried Knights Templar from Pittsburg. Engineer Milo Francis of Newark was killed and Fireman Rossean is not expected to live. The engine struck two horses. Nearby, Wm Geiger threshes 800 to 1000 bushels of wheat and oats across the river from Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Knights Templar
Pittsburg
Milo Francis
Newark
Rossean
Wm. Geiger
Riverside Cemetery
Miscellaneous Fund Details and Fares Note
Fragmentary entry lists Cameron and S. with fees and fares dated August 21 and mentions Ansberry and labor. The note appears to be a miscellaneous fund or ledger item with vague references to payments and allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron & S
Ansberry
Defiance Woman Praises Dr Chase Nerve Pills
Mrs. Mary Appledorn of Defiance Ohio reports nervous sick headaches left her weak and anxious but after using Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills from N Woodward's drug store she feels steady and well. Pills sell 50 cents a box. available from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. package bears the physician's portrait and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Mary Appledorn
Holgate Avenue
Defiance
Ohio
N. Woodward’s
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Weather advisory warns of heat and dust across multiple cities
A broadcast urges avoidance of heat and dust in Detroit and surrounding areas. The alert lists Detroit, Alpena, Toledo, Irene Pittsburg, Hue South, Cincinnati, and other East region points, with Pitre PAL Detroit named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
Detroit
Toledo
Irene Pittsburg
Hue
Cincinnati
Pitre
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Clarks Lake
Tiffin Township
Joseph Clark
Ruggery
Farmer
Rice’s Grove
A. J. Carpenter
Angola
Hicksville
Pete Baker
Florence Rowe
Guest
Joseph Rowe
Ridgeville
Chas. Graves
Antwerp
John Crowe
James Rodger
Jennie
Peter Switzer
H. F. Kintigh
Harrison Street
Chicago
Bird Ryder
Southern Mhenry Co Pioneer Association
M. Haye’s
Evansport
Dr. Chase
Chase
AW. Chase Medicine Co
Suffalo
Woodward’s
Bill Miller
John Marshal & Son
Clinton Street
Marshalls
Cora Oldfield
Montpelier
L. C. Britton
W. B. Etchin
Bryan and
Jacob Thacker
Peoples Gas and Electric Co
Third and
M. E
H. F. Willeman
Florida
Harvey Wood
Toledo Asylum For
Webb
John McCarty
Lawrence Woods
Jessie Emery
Centralia
Wash
City
B. J. Emery
Harry
George Kirk
Chas. Torrence
St. Vincent Hospital
South Richland Township
Overhead Bridge
Lutheran Chapel
Travis’ Grocery
County Infirmary
Hortsmann
St. John’s Church
St. Mary’s Church
E.R. Mallett
Matthew Elliott
Syl Garver
E. E Hall
Elliott
North Richland
Elliotts
Clinton Seither
Clipper Plow Co
James Smith
Smiths
Mark Center
Ft. Wayne
Wabash
Clinic Pharmacal CO
Toronto
Moog
John B
McGrew
City Stone Yard
W. D. Hill
J J Kintner
Kerr
RF Wert
W Crook
RF Kerr
E W Crook
Kerr Mfg
Edgerton
Add. Geo. Co
Thompson
James" Beattie
John Ware
Cr ‘Ghenevert
A. Rivers
Nettie
Snyder
H H Burke
Smith Ito Bennett Sin
Fos Bennett
Smith
Has
Kean
Eider
NE Watkins
W Lanse
Man Hunters
Fine
Surrey
County Funds
Jeene
Dr. A. W. Chase
Castoria
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