Carnival Season Opens With King Carnival Parade
The carnival season began with a grand Monday night parade in Defiance. Citizens packed Clinton Street to welcome the King, as a decorated barge, guards, and a Defiance Military band led the procession to the Opera House where Edward S. Bronson received the city keys. The board of trade praised the event and predicted a grand week ahead if weather allows, ending with July 4 as the crowning day.
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Clinton Street
Citizens Opera House
Old Fort Defiance
Maumee Ri
Jefferson Street
Defiance
Board of Trade
Third Street
Edward $. Bronson
Fourth of July plans outlined by postoffice and Citizens' committee
The Fourth of July celebrations will be coordinated by the Citizens' committee with participation by post office staff. The post office opens 8 a.m. and closes 10 a.m. The letter carriers conduct a single general delivery at 7:30 a.m. and the parade starts at 10 a.m. Rural carriers will not make trips. The postmaster notes limits on marching line and personnel.
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Citizens’ Committee
Wedding at St Marys Church North Ridge
Miss Rose Schlemach and Mr Tom Wisda wed at St Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rev Francis Doherty. The bride wore white silk with pearl lace and carried a prayer book. Attendant Miss Sarah Wisda wore dotted Swiss and carried pink carnations. Best man was Frank Schweitzer. They plan a North Ridge home and a bridal breakfast followed for family and invited guests.
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Rose Sehlembach
Tom Wisda
North Ridge
Mary’s Catholic Church
Francis Doherty
Sarah Wisda
Frank Schweitzer
Alum Baking Powders List and Local News Notes
A list evaluates alum baking powders as cheaper alternatives with Good Luck Crown and Davis O.K. The piece mentions prices, noting alum costs about 2 cents per pound versus cream of tartar at 30 cents. Town notes cover guests, travels, accidents, and local assignments including a prosecutor building a new residence and various community updates.
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Crown
Davis O. K
Grand Pyrotechnical Display at Monumental Park
An immense July 4th pyrotechnic show at Monumental Park promises dozens of devices. Rockets, shells, and aerial bouquets will create golden umbrellas, silver clouds, and color-filled fountains in a sweeping, multi-stage spectacle. Spectators are urged to attend for the grand display.
Mono Metal Production Co organized in South Dakota
Stockholders and incorporators meeting at R H Gleason's office formalized Mono-Metal Production Co under South Dakota law. Directors named include H P Miller H K Reynolds J W Lynde Dr John J Stitt Cyril Barbeau Philip Lawrence and R H Gleason with Miller as president Reynolds as vice president Stitt as second VP Lynde treasurer and Gleason secretary. The firm owns dredging patents by Reynolds to exploit gold bearing river sands across Alaska to Mexico with plans to build the first machine and begin operations soon. A notable feature of Money evening parade was A G McClary’s automobile display.
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R. H. Gleason
Mono-Metal Production Co
South Dakota
H. P. Miller
H. K. Reynolds
J. W. Lynde
John J. Stitt
Ring Sun
Cyril Barbeau
Tiffin
Philip Lawrence
Huron
S. Dak
Incorporators
J.W. Lynde
R. U. Gleason
Montana
Idaho
Kind You Have Always Believed In
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Obituary notices from Elkhart and area deaths
Obituary Mrs Ellen O Connor dies at 2 pm at 207 Redding avenue in her fifteenth year in the city. She leaves a husband James and four children. Funeral at St Vincent s church Wednesday at 9 in the morning with burial at St Vincent s cemetery. Elkhart Review. Wm Horton Travis born March 22 1878 died June 24 1903 at Boston Gilson s home near Napoleon after long illness. Married August 29 1901 to Nellie Gilson. two children. Funeral at U B church Bryan pike Napoleon. interment there. Card of Thanks from Mrs Nellie Travis for support and choir services.
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Ellen O'Connor
Redding Avenue
Kate
James
Wm. Horton Travis
Boston
Gilson
Napoleon
Nellie Gilson
Ridgeville
Death of Hon. Chas A Goddard Shocks Scioto Board
Hon. Chas A Goddard, member of the state board of public works, died at his home near Franklin Furnace Scioto county of stomach cancer. Funeral set for Tuesday. Gov Kirtley and Geo H Watkins discuss succession to fill the vacancy on the board.
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Wm. Kirtley, Jr
Chas. A. Goddard
State Board of Public Works
Franklin Furnace
Scioto County
Goddard
Mr. Kirtley
M. E. Canal
Geo. H. Watkins
Board of Public Works
Home Testimony For Home People on Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills
Local resident Lawrence Barbillion of Defiance Ohio endorses Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a superior tonic for debility nervousness and sleeplessness. He bought at Woodward's drugstore and found strength steadiness energy and restful sleep. Pills cost fifty cents a box with signature forerall on package. Also note a July 7 social at the country home of Mr and Mrs Tom Burke east of the city and St Marys church ladies altar society drawing results at Lyndes 25th.
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Lawrence Barbillion
Hol Kate Avenue
Defiance
Ohio
A. W Chase
Woodward's
Chase's Medicine Co
Buffalo N, Y
Ladies Altar Society
St. Mary’s Church
Tom Burke
Popular wedding trip to distant island steamers
Delightful wedding trip offer aboard D. and C. steel steamers to an island of cool breezes with reserved staterooms and parlors. Rates require 80 days in advance and an illustrated address request from A. A. Schaute, EE Mgt in Detroit Michigan.
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A. A. Schaute
Detroit Mich
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