Local notices and social updates from Branersburg area
See Dr Huffman about your eyes he fits glasses satisfactorily. Robert Van Horp from South End lodging visits relatives in the city. The will of Thomas Reid late of Branersburg probated Thursday. J A Hires of New Washington was a welcome caller at the office Wednesday. Mrs M Dorider and daughter Amands of Thursday for Nashville Tenn where they will spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Huffman
Thomas Reid
Branersburg
J. A. Hires
New Washington
Death of Bertha White in City Died at Fifteen in West High Street
Bertha White daughter of Mr and Mrs Gideon Archambeault died Friday morning at their West High Street home at age fifteen years two months nine days. She attended city schools last term and was loved by many. Funeral held Monday at 4 am at St John Catholic Church with Rev Gloden. Interred Brunnersburg cemetery. Card of thanks from parents noting school floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha White
Gideon Archambeault
West High Street
North Side
Bertha White
St. John’s Catholic Church
Gloden
Groden
Alta Wellman
Stella Horsey
Mable Schutt
Laura Reynard
Cecelia Pessefall
Amelia Masanz
Brunnersburg
Taxpayers Notice on Taxes Received Through January Twenty Fifth
The treasurer's office will be open daily except Sundays until January 25 to receive taxes. Respond by L. M. Harr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Harr
West Virginia veterans elect new U S W V officers
United Spanish War Veterans in Wayne announce officers elected Tuesday evening. Commander Sy Garver leads. senior vice commander W H Robinson. junior vice Chris Jarbach. chaplain Gale Hale. treasurer Lewis Corcellius. adjutant A Palmer. quartermaster Fred H Zoller. trustees James Hawk Clarry Whitney G T Squiree. Installation set for January first with Post Department Commander Phil Burgis of Toledo as inspecting officer and Major Cunningham of Fostoria delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inson
Chris Jarbach
Gale
Hale O
Lewis Corcellius
Post Department
Phil Burgis
Toledo
Cunningham
Fostoria
Foreclosure suit filed in common pleas court over Highland land
Edwin Graves sues to foreclose a mortgage on 799 acres in Highland township sections 26 and 35 owned by John Greenler to cover six notes totaling 20000 dollars signed May 12 1904. Notes due five years from signing. interest unpaid. Defendants include numerous claimants against Greenler. Mrs Greenler waives rights to property. Florence Cronise of Tiffin represents plaintiff. Nearby social notes mention Peter Frank’s return from Dakota and local gatherings including Kellermier Demland and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Edwin Graves
Highland Township
John Greenler
Reenler
Greenler
Florence Cronise
Tiffin
Meeting On Stock Subscriptions For City Board Of Trade
A committee fixed a February first deadline to secure 30000 of the 50000 dollar stock for a new city board of trade. J A Latty and George Watkins plan to visit Bowling Green to study its board of trade and apply its methods locally. Next Monday will host another committee meeting to review progress and subdivide solicitation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateas
Board of Trade
J. A. Latty
George Watkins
Bowling Green
Mrs Press Rice Dies At Lima After Illness
Mrs Press Rice 27, daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Barber, died Thursday at her Lima home after a three week illness. Survived by two children, with three deceased. Brother Charles Barber and sister Mrs Charles Gingrich. Body to be brought Friday evening over the C&I.M. to this city. funeral planned in Defiance with time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Rice
John C. Barber
Lima
Defiance County Farmers Institute Held in City Hall
The Defiance County Farmers Institute will meet in Defiance City Hall on December 17 and 18. Principal addresses will be delivered by J. W. Nicodemus and W. G. Farnsworth. Local talent and music accompany each session, open to all. Sessions begin at 9:30 p m and 7:30 p m with Gro W. Ector as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance County Farmers’ Institute
Defiance
J. W. Nicodemus
W. G. Farnsworth
W. Ector
See
Sunday Liquor Case Tops Local Court Ruling
Ed Company proprietor of Junction House at the B and C depot faced a magistrate for selling liquor on Sunday. A previous conviction against Wednesday Company for the same offense was cited, with a $75 fine and costs imposed. Witnesses included Peter and Joy Wilhelm, sons of George Wilhelm, and two underage girls, Fannie and Ethel Bisco. Company and wife denied wrongdoing, claiming only soft drinks were served. The trial featured accusations of intoxication and a subsequent drive to a country home. Mayor Crowe found Company guilty, and though Company vowed to fight, he paid the fine after a volatile courtroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Company
Crowe
Peter
Joy Wilhelm
Fannie
Ethel Bisco
Company
Wilhelm
Peter Wilhelm
City Selietor Hill
Till
Hill
Uncalled Letters at Defiance Post Office Dec 11 1906
List of uncalled letters for Defiance Ohio weekly period ending December 11 1906 includes J W Cole Charles Garens J Harmon Amos Heer Ohio Taol Co John Van Arsdol Mrs J V Davis Miss Pearl Hammond Miss Grace Patti Mrs Samuel Traxler Mrs Minston Tucker Mrs Minnie Van Horn Mrs James Wright Postmaster C J Thompson notes letters unclaimed may be sent to dead letter office after 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cole
Chas. Garens
J. Harmon
Amos Heer
Ohio Taol Co
John van Arsdol
J. V Davis
Pearl Hammond
Grace Patti
Samuel Traxler
Minston Tucker
Minnie van Horn
James Wright
C.J. Thompson
Markets report wide price ranges across grains livestock and dairy
Market notes show Toledo wheat cash at 77 with mixed cash quotes for May and other grains, hogs at prices from 6.00 to 6.40, cattle and veal ranges, and assorted farm staples including clover seed, corn, oats, and eggs. Receipts vary by region with slow steady demand across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
East Buffalo
Ateady
Tate
Powis
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Ingersoll
Woodwards
Robert van Horp
Southend, Lod
The
City
Bertha
Gipron Archam
U.S. W.V
WM. H. Ruess
Peter Frank
Dakota
Peter Kellermier and Family
Ayernville
PF. W. Dickman
Chydia Demland
M. FE
M. Dickman
Stryker
Daniel Kellermier
Mrs. D
West Unity
Olofo
OFC
the State Bank
Geiger
Elbert E. Carter
Peter Kettenring
Mrs. Press Rice
Farmers’ Institute
Whndt's Shoe - Store
Clinton Street
Ss. G. Galliers
Mgr
Weisenburger & Bro
Rexall Drug Store
Indy
Lou Davidson
Thirteen
Holland
Stonebreaker
Masign
Reynolds
Ayersville
Musie
George Rohn
Rev. Kraft
B. Parent
W. C. Blanchard
E. Church
P. F. Pfassman
Henry Stock
Roy Davis
Mutual Improvement Circle
R. T. Whitaker
Jackson Street
Alta Kintigh
Chicago
Abey Uore
Laverne Wortman
Mildred Krotz
Miss Farrell
Miss Kintigh
George Davis
Henry Wiseman
Cradle Rail Department
Anna A. Myers
Home Department
Stella
Allman
W. Li, Hosack
Houser
Rev. Griffith
B. F. Myers
Fleriib Blanchard
French’s Bazaar
Clinton ST
Ohio
Defiance, Ohio
Monroe
G. D. Zimmerman
Mt. Zion
John White
Columbus
Ada Parrett
Bert Baker
Michigan
Jesse Llughes
David Wheeler
McBain
Mich
Russell Donaldson
Caroline Friend
Nora Friend
Wisterman
R. Alkire
Mre Searle
City Markets
Sherwood
Yours Truly
H.p.kidney
the Harley Shoe Store
Harley's Shoe Store
Court House
Second St
Iftners Clothing Store
Christ
Kitine
Deflanc
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