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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

6

Awakening of Farmers Spurs Electric Railway Talk

The article notes talks of electric railways entering the city, with plans from Toledo to Defiance and beyond to Fort Wayne, and another line Defiance to Bryan. It warns farmers to seek concrete facts before granting franchises, while recognizing rural districts’ demand for rapid transit and better telecommunication. Local opponents fear investment risk, but observers expect lines to be built and to benefit both town and rural areas.

Toledo Defiance Ft. Wayne Ind Bryan

Social Glimpses and Club Notes Collins Nebraska

Owing to illness Mrs ET Clark the Sorosis session opened at Mrs T T Shaw’s home with Mrs Kittner presiding. Miss Burns led The Novel discussion. Booth Trakington sketch read by Miss Phelps. Miss Bavington and Miss Burns discussed plot. next meeting January 28 with Shakespeare study As You Like It and lectures by Mrs Robertson. Travelers visit Amsterdam guided by F P Weisenburger with tours of the King's palace council hall gardens Leiden and Schenningen drive. Mr Slagle hosts lunch with Mrs Slagle and C B Squire. Mutual Improvement Circle studies universal literature with Portugal topics. Miss Burns travels to Canton later. Presbyterian junior CE officers selected Helen Mitchell president and Grace Tomlinson secretary. Miss Burns to visit Mrs Spindler. Miss Burns active in Sorosis Juanita Necana clubs.

ET Clark T T Shaw Kittner Miss Burns Crote Indiana Booth Trakington N G Woodward Hary Seither Januiry Presbyterian Junior CE Society Helen Mitchell Godey Deatrick Grace Tomlinson Ethel Lambert Germany Low Countries Amsterdam F P Weisenburger King’s Palace Louis Napoleon Mr Weisenburger Miss Hardy Scheneningen Stoddard W Slagle Leiden Seymour Slagle C B Squire Phe'p C W Butler AB Davis Portugal Scott Campens and Barros F Shelly Mesdames Shelly Emery

Resolutions Honoring Edmund Metz by Bishop Post No 22

The Bishop Post No 22 Department of Ohio adopts resolutions on the accidental death of Edmund Metz a devoted member. They express regret extend sympathy to his widow and children and order copies to his family local papers and post files.

Defiance, O Bishop Post NO Department OF Ohio Bishop Post Edmund Metz

Obituary and public health notice from Defiance county

Whitlow five month old son of Mr and Mrs Wm Leaders died at Brunersburg at 4 am Wednesday funeral held today at 10 am Chas Leaders attended. A child of Mr and Mrs Wm Schimcher died at Florida home aged one year six months funeral held today. No visitors admitted at Defiance county children home until smallpox danger subsides by order of trustees January 19 1901.

Whitlow Brunersburg Chas Leaders Wm Schimcher Florida Defiance County

Rural districts embrace daily papers and services

Farmers praise rural mail, telephones, electric lines for faster business and less travel. They value daily papers, news from afar, and quick access to markets, noting these services save time and weather exposure. The shift from skepticism to paying for daily papers shows broad adoption of modern improvements.

Bugsy

Arrival of first group of returning soldiers from Manila

The first installment of returning soldiers left Manila last week. More than 100 of the Thirty-seventh regiment stayed at the capital to enter business. Advices from the islands say many volunteers will re enlist.

Manila Islands

New Hampshire Senator Burnham Seen as True-Blue Republican

The new senator from New Hampshire, Mr. Burnham, is described as a true-blue Republican, with the edge over his predecessor Senator Chandler who failed to uphold party principles that sustained his career.

New Hampshire Mr. Burnham Chandler

Clerk of the Supreme Court Allen Declines Fourth Term

Hon St ALLEN, after three terms as clerk of the Supreme Court, announces he will not seek a fourth term. The only named candidate so far is Hon L Means of Marietta, a former legislator with many friends.

The Supreme Court

What Shall We Have for Dessert

A brief ad for Try-ell-O dessert mixes. It promises a quick two minute preparation with no baking, just hot water. Flavors include lemon orange raspberry and strawberry and costs 10 cents for a package.

Terrific storm rattles town with heavy blizzard

The Friday evening blizzard ranks as one of the heaviest for years with dangerous winds. Snow is light and dry, sparing telephones and telegraph lines. Cold snaps to zero in the morning, minor postal line troubles reported between here and Toledo. The storm was not shown on the weather map.

Here Toledo

Thanksgiving letters from Frank Powell in the Philippines

Frank Powell writes from Zamboanga, Philippines, reflecting on a Thanksgiving in Manila Bay a year earlier. He details a lavish meal for his company, notes changing rations, and describes expectations of action against insurgents near Cagayan Mindanao. He condemns deserters who joined the insurgents and calls for punishment, sending regards to his parents.

H L Powell Frank Philippines Zamboanga P. I Manila Bay Dewey Manila

Defiance College Announces 22-Week Tuition Offer

Beginning January 2 1901 Defiance College offers 22 weeks of tuition for 15 dollars for new students. Those entering for the balance of the year may join any regular department or the commercial school for 65 cents a week. Inquiries to the president John R H Latchaw. First class instruction guaranteed.

Sock Story Of A Morning Door Wind Dance

A humorous note recalls bachelor Frank Hockman waking to missing socks blown across the room by a storm gust that entered through an exterior door. The tale lists roles from Chaplain to Banner Bearers and ends with a dance and compliments to the Maccabees for their efforts.

Frank Hockman Anna Hopple J J Reynolds Lizzie Ort May Hudson Otille Wrede Cora Thomas Lydia Coy Agnes Wight Gessner Maccabees

Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees Install in City

The Maccabees held joint installation ceremonies for the women's hive and men's tent in the Knights of Pythias hall. Judge F L Hay installed for the men and Mrs John Wisler for the women as officers were named and floor drills praised by attendees.

Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees Knights of Pythias Castle J W Wisler Knights of Pythias Commodious F L Hay John Wisler Hive Hud

Pretty Wedding in East Defiance Draws Small Circle

A quiet ceremony took place at 7 30 PM on Wednesday in East Defiance. Peter L Schlosser and Miss Henrietta A McCullough wed with close friends present. Rev George 83 May officiated at Grace Episcopal church. Both are well known in the city. Schlosser works in the Lion store clothing department and the bride formerly worked for Harley and Whitaker.

Cupid Carrie Boutelle Elmer B Webb Etta McCullough Peter Schlosser EJ Webb Holgate Avenue Masters Howard Clarence Webb Fay Estella Burt Angola Ind Nora Burt John Allen Muncie Webb Plainfield Baptist Church Circle Henriette McCullough Peter L Schlosser Grace Episcopal Parsonage Geo S May Schlosser Emma G McCullough Bert McCullough Wilbur Beardsley Deshler Mra Schlosser Harley & Whitaker Harley’s Lion Store East Defiance Henrietta A McCullough Hopkins Street George 83 May Grace Episcopal Church Clese Lion Store

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