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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

5

Prices to the Clergy and Local Society Notes

Miss Anna Hewitt of Bucyrus visits in the city and Mrs Catherine Wild, aged 80, suffers a serious fall on an icy Broadway sidewalk in North Defiance. The Toledo electric railroad extension to this city is reportedly financed in New York. Marriage licenses issued to Frank H. Weiland and Zirma M Garber, Bert Nicholls and Erma Allen. Local notices of visitors, reunions, and club events follow with society reports from Mrs Rowland’s 80th birthday and various social gatherings around town.

Frank H. Weiland Williams County Rma M. Garber Tiffin Township Bert Nicholls Erma Allen Farmer Center Toledo and Indiana Electric Railroad Delta Liberty Center Nappen New York Catherine Wild Fred March Broadway Street North Defiance Wild Benedict Brinkman Chapman

Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Returns

Miss Alice Davis returns to Napoleon after visiting in this city. Mrs. Gard of St Wayne stays with Mrs. W T McClintock for Thanksgiving. Miss Alice Duden, guest of Miss Mae Hartman, back to Toledo. Dr Huffman offers eye care and glasses. Mrs. Myers and daughter Sara return to Vaulding after city relatives visit. Miss Mildred Pope and Ted Pope return to Celina after visiting Mr and Mrs R W Webb.

Lena Balske Toledo City Alice Seaver Joe Imbers Lindsay Alice Davis Napoleon Mrs. Gard St. Wayne W. Ti. McClintock Alice Duden Mae Hartman Mildred Pope Ted Pope Celina Mrs R. W. Webb

Fifty Years Of Married Life Observed In Quiet Defiance Home

Mr and Mrs William Hoffman celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Perry street home joined by four generations of family. Hoffman, born 1830 in Ditzengen Germany, came to the United States in 1854 and settled in Defiance with the German Methodist church.

Wesley St. Paul’s M.E. Church Willis Hutchins South Clinton Street Hutchins Alta Kintigh Maude Core Perry Street William Hoffman Mr. Hoffman Ditzengen Wurtemburg Germany Stuttgart United States New York Achiman Defiance German Methodist Church

Local Social and Farm News Roundup

Wm. Stripe and wife visited Defiance Friday. Several locals and visitors spent Sunday at A. J. Neiswender's. Marion Yarlot sold his farm to Murvan and Roy Yarlot. Stouner family from Melbern visited relatives. Mrs. Neal Doud was ill. Eimer Agenbroad and Leots Kerns Thanksgiving with Mrs. Kuhn. Hollman and Hagg were in Defiance. Neyites rode to Chicago for an excursion. Chas. and John Hollman returned for Thanksgiving. Donald Dreher and family attended events in New Saturday. Leorab and Mamie Dreher visited home for a few days.

Wm. Stripe Frank Brown Daniele Ora Stripe Celia Snyder Grace Yarlot Roy Moats A. J. Neiswender Marion Yarlot Murvan Roy Yarlot Mr. Stouner Melbern I’reman Stenger Neal Doud Eimer Agenbroad Lcots Kerns George Kuhn Hollman Bh. Hagg Defiance Neyites Chicago Chas John Hollman Donald Dreher New Leorab Mamie Dreher

Hoffmans Celebrate Golden Wedding in Defiance

William Hoffman and Katherine Koerner united in 1856 Edgerton Ohio and moved to Defiance by 1859. Hoffman’s firm Hoff man Geiger grew to retail with son Edward. partnership ended 1884. They raised six children, Mrs Henry Seither, Mrs William Martin, Kath erine J. died, and others in Defiance. A church trustee for 47 years and Ladies Aid president 15 years, she received yellow chrysanthemums at the golden celebration. Poem by Henrietta Hardy Heth extols fifty years of faithful living.

Edgerton Ohio William Hoffman Katherine Koerner Defiance Hoffman Hoffman & Geiger Edward Katherine J Charles C Edward W Henry Seither William Martin Gertrude Hoffman Henrietta Hardy Heth Montpelier

Mrs Harry Hill Visits North Baltimore Parents

Mrs. Harry Hill of North Baltimore is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Whetstone.

Mrs Harry Hill North Baltimore John Whetstone

Cut Rate Store Ad Highlights Low Prices

A cut rate store advertises medications and household goods with prices: Spiehler's Talcum 19c, Dean's Kidney Pills 45c to 50c, Miona Tablets 45c, Paris Green 25c per pound. Large savings emphasized across items.

Banquet Honors Retiring Judge Snook and Sworn-in Judge Cameron

Defiance county bar held a Saturday evening banquet at the Hotel Wayne in honor of retiring Judge John H. Snook of Paulding and the new Judge John P. Cameron who took the oath that day. The eight course meal featured horse shoe tables, palms, and a decorated hall while Henry B. Harris served as toastmaster and judges J. M. Killits and Mathias spoke along with several Defiance attorneys on topics from legislation to probate jurisdiction.

John H. Snook Paulding John P. Cameron Defiance County Hotel Wayne Henry B. Harris Common Plea Court J. M. Killite Bryar Mathias Celina Salus Populi Supreme Lex J. H. Hoekman Snook

Defiance Board Eyes Bridge Franchise With Traction Co

Defiance county commissioners left open the question of granting the Indiana Columbus and Hastern Traction Co. a right to use the Second street bridge over the Auglaize river. They indicated the franchise will likely be approved at the next meeting after agreeing to the Traction Co. strengthening and maintaining the span for as long as it is used.

Defiance County Commissioners Second Street Auglaize River Indiana, Columbus and Hastern Traction Co Traction Company

Commissioners Grant Traction Company Grant After Full Review

Friday morning Commissioner Miller announced all three commissioners support granting the company, but only after verifying every point of the proposal. They rejected a compelled bridge plan, noting electrification. a five year limit would not be imposed. Meanwhile, a Hicksville visit by the speaker was slated with county Sunday School events emphasized by organizer Henry Stock.

Miller Traction Company

Sunday Schools Visit by Hicksville County Officers

Sunday Nov 25, Hicksville county president W L Hosack and secretary Fr Stock visited local Sunday schools. They toured the B school with a large orchestra, then the M E and the Disciple Sunday schools, all reporting good order and attendance. A 2:50 pm meeting at M I church planned a forthcoming convention with pastors, superintendents and workers. Dr Clark, state secretary, sent word to the Dear Sunday School workers.

W. L. Hosack Fr &. Stock Buogard M. E Farlow Supt. Hart Coburn Presbyterian Church J. K. Campbell Hicksville M. I H. L. Stock Clark

Markets Record Steady Prices Across Cattle Hog and Grain

The Toledo market shows steady to slow activity with varied cattle prices from good to prime steers ranging 4.50 to 5.25 and feeders 3.00 to 4.75. hogs at 6.00 to 6.80. sheep and lambs trading 4.50 to 7.80. rye and clover notes. East Buffalo and city markets list receipts and price ranges for steers, calves, veals, and beans.

Toledo East Buffalo

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