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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

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Antwerp Barber Busby Confesses While Drunk on Train

In Antwerp a drunken barber George Busby confessed on a Wabash train to a murder in Hickeville of Foos Rath. Officers arrested him when the confession surfaced. Busby denied the murder in jail, stating he had learned of the crime from newspapers and shop talk.

George Busby Antwerp Boos Rath Hickeville Tom Ansberry Toledo Napoleon Ansberry Hubbard Baker and Wahl Busby D F Openlander Rath Foos Rath Mr. Ansberry Jotson Zuber Rumbaugs Bueby Johnson Express In Company Openlander Aneberry Fremont Harry Enes Rath

Horsemen discuss driving park site in North Defiance

At a Defiance horse owners meeting at Watkins brothers Friday evening a committee was formed to locate a suitable driving park and race track. They will seek lease or purchase options, estimate construction costs for a mile track and surrounding fence, and assess sites including the Ralston land between Ralston avenue and High street.

Island Park North Defiance Defiance Watkins Brothers G W Watkins Engel Ralston Ralston Avenue High Street

Oconoxee Council No. 55 Elects Officers

Oconoxee Council No. 55 elected officers Friday evening. Installation set for the first meeting in January. Officers include RW Wortman DIM FS Stever PC W G Edgar Treasurer L E K Beardsley Recorder F J Popenhagen CG Virgil Squire CC RT Whitaker Steward F E Reynolds Sentinel F W Ury.

Oconoxee Council R W Wortman Dim FS Stever G D Edgar EK Beardsley Recorder F J Popenhagen Virgil Squire Whitaker Reynolds Sentinel W Ury

Sell Your Junk to Joe Freecorn Defiance Ohio Ad

Joe Freecorn offers junk removal at 215 N Clinton St Defiance Ohio. Contact for prompt service and fair pricing. Local ad promotes buying unwanted metal and scrap from residents and businesses.

Joe Freecorn

Sugar beet meeting stirs Defiance area growers

Hicks ville News notes strong interest among farmers for a large Defiance sugar beet plant. Honor J M Ains worth chairs. R S Woodward presents. Repp reports favorable talks with farmers near the proposed site. About 600 acres pledged and 1000 anticipated, with Ainsworth starting 90 acres. Local farmers urged to join the beet program.

Hicksville J M Ainsworth R S Woodward Repp

Various Local Weddings Then a House Full of Guests

A series of short notices describes Mrs. Fannie Ball visiting in Washington DC. Mrs Earl Bevington and son plan to move to Toledo. Andrew Greiser returns from Continental. A party of twenty four honors Mrs Timothy Burke. Mrs Wolsiffer visits sister in Norman LA. A black heifer is taken up near Defiance. Mrs H P Midler sprains wrist in a fall. Miss Juanita Durrah’s birthday party on Ottawa Ave. Ten year old breaks arm near this city. Enos Robrig suffers foot injury at the North side elevator. Rev J M Mills to Elmira NY wedding. he and bride visit local family. A runaway crash in Noble township injures six lightly and breaks Miss Etta Leaders leg. A wagon and buggy overturn. seven thrown, but few injuries beyond Miss Leaders fracture.

Etta Leaders H C Evenig Noble Township Free Methodist Church Miss Leaders Nellie Agenbroad Mr. Babinger Miss Agenbroad Mc. Rath Mrs. Schilling Miss Agenbrood

Williams Kidney Pills Offer Quick Kidney Relief

Advertisement notes Williams Kidney Pills as a remedy for neglected kidneys nervous-system strain and urinary issues. Claims include pain in loins sides and back, facial puffiness under the eyes, and frequent urination. Sample free, 50 cents per bottle, sold by Rakestraw Bros. Cleveland, Ohio.

William Man Rakestraw Bros Williams Mfg.co Prop Cleveland

Post Office Hours Change for Sunday Mornings

Train No 21 now reaches city from the east at 9 24 am prompting Sunday morning mail service changes. General delivery and carrier windows will open at 10 am and stay open until 10 30 am to accommodate patrons.

Dee C J Thompson

Hutchins and Cornwell’s Range Left Behind

A brief note warns customers not to miss items at Hutchins and Cornwell's range location. It signals a time sensitive sale or leftover inventory emphasizing urgency and local shopping.

Hutchins & Cornwell’s

North Western to Connect Ayersville Line for Mutual Service

The North Western Telephone Company will start building a new line early next week to link with Ayersville Mutual Telephone at Ayersville. The project should be ready for service by the new year with a 5 cent toll for connections both ways. The expanded system aims to boost Highland township service and will include additional rural lines, some extending into Putnam county with Ayersville as a hub offering low toll rates.

Northwestern Telephone Company Ayersville Mutual Telephone Company Ayersville Highland Township Putnam County

Card of Thanks for Our Bereaved Family

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement of our beloved son and brother and for their floral offerings. Mn and Mrs Rupert Doster and family.

Rupert Doster

Injuries Report from Local Community

Ora Simmons fell from his horse returning from the store and broke his left arm. Dr. Rigrish set the bone. Mr. McCague hopes for a quick recovery. Grandpa Bodenbender is slightly improving. Rosa Hardesty remains ill. Protracted meetings begin at Bethel Christian church on December 24.

Ora Simmons Dr. Rigrish Mr. McCague Grandpa Bodenbender Rosa Hardesty Bethel Christian Church

Couple Receives Marriage License in Farmer Township

Charles A Young, 25, and Gertrude Nauman, 23, both of Farmer township, were issued a marriage license. The funeral of Joseph Umba was held Monday at St. John's Catholic church with Catholic Knights of the deceased in attendance. Services were conducted by Rev. J P Gloden and interment followed at Riverside cemetery.

Charles A Young Gertrude Nauman Farmer Township Joseph Umba St. John’s Catholic Church Catholic Knights Riverside Cemetery J P Gloden

Knights Templar confers degrees in Defiance Commandry

Defiance Commandry No. 305 Knights Templar conferred degrees on four candidates J P Belknap G A Brown Howard Campbell of Napoleon and Frank G Hyler of Greenville S C. A banquet followed with special music and a large turnout from Defiance and visiting members from Napoleon Liberty Holgate Pleasant Bend Bryan and others.

Knights Templar J.P Belknap G. A. Brown Howard Campbell Napoleon Frank G. Hyler Greenville S.C Hyler S. C Knight R Brown Mra T T Shaw Maude Faust C HB Ferguson R H Sutphen Etta Powell Sir Knighte Z I Smith Bryan R V Shirey B Kershner Liberty E A Hanna C Brown George Wright Frank Reiter N Sidlinger Napoleons Dr Hilton Pleasant Bend Harry Gardner Holgate

Knights of Pythias District Meeting Held At Bryan

One of the most successful district meetings in their history was held by the Knights of Pythias from Williams Paulding Van Wert and Defiance counties at Bryan. The afternoon session drew large attendance with welcome by Chas Scott and response by Judge F L Hay. J W Winn spoke on the Pythian Orphans Home at Springfield. State Grand Chancellor W F Bruce and Grand Keeper Wm Beatty gave speeches. County team demonstrated work on Page and Knight ranks. Local representatives included F L Hay J W Winn Dey Ayers J H Metz and Lymen Hilton. Sherwood and Ney lodges were represented by nearly county members.

Knights of Pythias Williame Paulding Vam Wert Defiance Bryan Chas. Scott F L Hay J W Winn Pythian Orphans Home Springfield W F Bruce Hen Wm. Beatty Dey Ayers J H Metz Lymen Hilton Sherwood and Ney Cnty

Remains of Mrs. E E Mathews Brought for Interment

The body of Mrs. E E Mathews sister of Chag Tiller of this city died of consumption in Toledo and was transported to Defiance Monday for burial in Riverside Cemetery.

E E Mathews Chag. Tiller Toledo Defiance Riverside Cemetery

Death of Mrs Mary E Calkins at Toledo Hospital

Mrs Mary E Calkins 43 wife of Joseph S Calkins of Jewell died at St. Vincent hospital Toledo after an operation. Funeral services were held Saturday at 9 30 am at the house and 7 50 pm at the Independence ME church. Interment in Independence cemetery.

Mary E Calkins Joseph S Calkins Jewell St. Vincent Hospital Toledo Independence ME Church Independence Cemetery

Omega Lodge elects officers for upcoming year

Omega lodge F and A M elects officers on the 13th led by W M R G H Sutphen. Other posts include R W Webb Sr. Warden, Claude Ensign Jr. Warden, Frank Behne Sr. Deacon, Otto Hock Jr. Deacon, Ed Weaver Secretary, Seo W Deatrick Treasurer, Frank Wary Tyler. Installation set at the regular meeting on the third Wednesday in January.

Omega Lodge GH Sutphen R W Webb Claude Ensign Frank Behne Otto Hock Ed Weaver Seo W Deatrick Tyler Frank Wary

Women’s Relief Corps Elects Officers At Session

The Woman's Relief Corps session elected Rosa Mowery as President Mary Beatty as Senior Vice President Julia Helpman as Junior Vice President Anna Ort as Treasurer Mary Beil as Chaplain Hannah Beand as Conductor Jane Stoll as Guard Emma Helpman as Delegate and Kate Raglemyer as Alternate. A marriage license was granted to Charles L Fairchild 28 and Lottie E Miller 25 of Farmertown.

Woman’s Relief Corps Rosa Mowery Mary Beatty, Sr Julia Helpman, Jr Anna Ort Mary Beil Hannah Beand Jane Stoll Emma Helpman Kate Raglemyer Charles Charles L Fairchild Lottie E Miller Farmer Township

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Dr. Huffman Will C. Kegel Des Moines Iowa Mies Fay Long Mies Ella Brubaker Ebe Carter Helen Los Angeles Cal Will Clemens Jos. Colkins RL McCullough Jack City Linda Sass Chicago Mrs Henry Sass Holly Nolan Bros North Council J. Freecom N. Clinton St Defiance, Ohio Mrs. Fannie Ball Washington, DC Earl Bevington and Son Andrew Greiser Continental Timothy Burke Frederick Wolsiffer Norman, la E& Tray Black Heifer Christ Beiswenger H P Midler Juanita Durrah Ottawa Ave William Simmons Rigrish Enos Robrig J M Mills St. Paul’s ME Church Helen Innes Elmira Williams P. O HALL Ferguson Jefferson Street Ayersville Line Arthur Royal Baking Powder CO New York Knights OF Pythias Mary E. Calkins WRC Harana. Bank United States Treasury United States Courts Defiance County Defiance City THE Balt. & Ohio Railroad
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