Company G Triumphs Over Toledo Colts In Tough Rivalry
In a hard fought high school football clash on Thursday afternoon Company G defeated the Toledo Colts 10 to 4 on their campus field. Hutchins and Rath spearheaded drives with Malley scoring a five yard TD and Hutchins adding the extra point as Sapp and Engel anchored defense. The Colts answered with a late field goal by Smith but could not breach Company G’s line.
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Toledo Colts
Hurs
Toledo
Defiance
Willis
Hutchins
Engel
Goldener
Malley
By Malley
Rath
Colts
Smith
Colt
Company G
Sapp
Will Engel
Goldenetz
Schmaltz
National Union dance a festive Thanksgiving event
The National Union hall hosted a large Thanksgiving evening with merry dancers as music by Mayme Farrell Fred Parker and Edw Speiser filled the hall. The Travellers Club met at Mr C B Squire’s with a program on Mexican history and a luncheon followed. Advent and Immaculate Conception observances noted for St Johns Church and local visits listed.
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National Union
The
Turnbull Aid Society
National Union Hall
Mayme Farrell
Fred Parker
Edw. Speiser
Travellers Club
C. B. Squire
Front Street
A. M. Minsel
St. John’s Catholic Church
Union of Churches Officers Elected at Thanksgiving Meeting
The Thanksgiving gathering at Broadway Christian church praised the new evening format. Clergy from St. Paul’s Lutheran Presbyterian United Brethren and Baptist churches delivered sermons prayers and readings. Church leaders Dan W. McKnight J I Hoeffel Frank Weisenburger A Martin H H Molleneup George Douty R T Whitaker J F Singer W A Burdick and W H Reuss were elected officers for the Business Men’s Association. The article also notes upcoming poultry show and local social notes.
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Broadway Christian Church
Morrell
The
Christian Church
Piqua
Bunge
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
A. B. Cooper
Presbyterian Church
W.C. Shupp
United Brethren ,Church
N. E. Vitz
Reformed Church
B. Griffith
Baptist Church
Dan W. McKnight
J. I. Hoeffel
Frank Weisenburger
J. A. Vandenbroek
A. Martin
H. H. Molleneup
George Douty
R. T. Whitaker
J. F. Singer
W. A. Burdick
W. H. Reuss
Business Men’s Association
U.S.A
College basketball game ends 37 13 in opener
The College defeated the Central School team 37 to 13 in a Thursday evening game at the hall. It was the season opener for both squads with the college team largely unchanged from two years prior and the high school showing solid improvement.
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College Bi
Central School Hall
Lester Adams
Leslie Hay
Claude Root
Bell Morris
Roger Hay
Thanksgiving Program At Kiser School In District 8
A detailed list of performances and participants from the Kiser school Thanksgiving program in District No 8. The event featured recitations songs dialogues and musical numbers by students including Leo Kel Tillie Keller Lula Whetsel Anne Keller Leona Powers Hazel Croninger and Mary Kies among others. Local resident Mrs J Hertel of Mark Center visited the city on Friday.
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Salmagundi
Kiser
Leo Kel
Tillie Keller
Lula Wheteel
Anne Keller
Leona Powers
Ira Butler
Sewing Society
Anna Keller
Anna Gitter
Goldin Butler
Nolo
Hazal Croninger
Mary Kies
Johnny’s
Joseph
Punkin Frost
Lena Keller
Rey Butler
Schoor
Margaret Keller
Sue
Hazel Croninger
Grandma
Leo Keller
May Kiser
Lula Whetsel
Charles Butler
Dolly— May Ricer
Pumpkin Pit Butler
Mamma’s Kieses
My God
Rock of Agee
Lula Wheteeland
Ray
Mre. J. Hertel
Mark Center
Plans Approved for New Presbyterian Church in Toledo
Plans submitted by George Mills for a Toledo Presbyterian church were approved by a committee after inviting fifteen architects. The brick and stone exterior centers on a large square tower with main auditorium seating about 300 and a convertible large Sunday school room. Estimated cost is about 25000 dollars.
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New Presbyterian Church
George 8. Mills
Toledo
Mills
Residents Return from Visits and Health Board Actions
Misees Alta and Nettie Kurtz returned to Napoleon Sunday after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Tom Elliott returned from a trip via Columbus and Coshocton. The health board reported twelve deaths in November and eight contagious disease cases, six whooping cough and two typhoid fever, with no action beyond bills. The Public Service Board approved bills and payrolls, cemetery receipts were 228 dollars and sidewalk receipts 169.73. Washington street sewer by George Wilhelm was completed, inspected, and accepted.
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Misees Alta
Nettie Kurtz
Napoleon
Westrick
Board of Health
Board of Public Service
Washington Street
George Wilhelm
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H.B. Mullboland
Carey
Don Wilhelm
George Washington University
Washington D. C
Winnie
Bonnie
Helen Cunningham
Mae Lance
Ade
Ralph Lance
Cincinnati
Rev. W. W. Lanes
Hartman
Dudley
New York City
Cheney
Piliililrig “Society
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Wayne
Ind
John Kissner
Edward Kissner
Mary Thieroff
Ft. Wayne
Joseph C. Krutch
Hannah Thieroff
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Kruteb
Grace Crowley
Fred Bohlman
Stryker
Miss Mildrea Arning
Garrett
Emma Schoeninger
Mrs
J. J. Hoeffel
Alta ‘Rhrapp
Ottawa
Clara Stoll
Union OF Churches
Ass'n. Poultry Broadway
P. W. McReynolds
Kokomo
G. D. Edgar
Delta
Elmer Edgar
Emma Schmaltz
Lizzie Krateh
Wm. Altekruse
Salt Lake City
Mr. Stephenson
Sharon
Curtis Willock
Rachel Karnaner
Swanton
Charles Andrews
Karsner
Lloyd Fullmer
Perla Fees
Jamestown
Kne
New York
Washington
Jamestown Exposition
David
Kraner
Marion
Clara Watking
Isaac Morgen
Schprince Anna Fryman
J. A. Stough
Evansport
Ira
Harry van Wagner
College
J. A. Sites
Secare
the Elks
New Presbyterian
Frank Nelson
Nelson
Anthony Wayne
Anthony Wayne Council
J. Daovsr
R. Brown
J.C. Bran
Military Order of Serpente
United Spanish War Veterans
Louis Corcelius
Gu Gu Grandissisimo
B. P.O.E
Lodge of Elks
Elke
Order
August Gottwald
M. B. Everett
Payne
Don Corbell
Everett
E. W. Costello
Charles Thompson
Order of Elke
Julius Blair
Mies Maud Foust
Jesus
Charles Dittmer
Leadsing Keight
Charles E. Smith
Roger Daoust
C. J. Thompson
United States
Frank T. Donley
Ohio
Parmer & Decker
Ugaarageien Coe Seto
A. W. Thomas
Chicago
Tom Elliott
Columbus
Coshocton
First National Bank
United States Government
United States Courts
Defiance County
Western
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co. Periginat
Deat and Strongest Bank
Neven Worora Ohio
Ove ‘Men HreMieders and
Mielent
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