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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1907

Page

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Defiance Race Accident Injures Two Men at Holgate

Fred Markey lies in serious condition after a Fourth of July street race incident in Holgate. August Viebach suffers a badly bruised shoulder and head from a bolting horse that knocked him and Markey to the ground. John Markey accompanies the injured to the city as doctors treat the men. A bystander, Miss Marc Biler of North Defiance, also hurt but later location and extent unclear.

Fred Markey Harrison Street August Wiebsch Holgate August Viebach Viebach Markey John Markey Read Hie Fred Mias Marc Biler North Defiance Stanley

Obituary of Earl L Rath of Defiance

Earl Lewis Rath son of Mr and Mrs W S Rath was born in Defiance on October 5 1885 and died in Denver Colorado on June 25 1907 at age 23 years 5 months 20 days He learned cook trade in Alma Michigan and traveled widely He married Linda Ponzenelli in Omaha Nebraska March 1907 He fell ill with appendicitis in Denver underwent an operation but died The funeral was held Sunday at the residence on N Clinton Street and burial was in Riverside The family thanks neighbors friends the United Brethren male quartet and Rev Shupp for sympathy

Earl Lewis Rath W. S. Rath Defiance Denver Col Alma Michigan Cook Linda Ponzenelli Omaha Nebraska N. Clinton St Riverside

Defiance Teachers Win State Exam Certificates

At the State Teachers' Examination in Columbus last week 81 took the tests and 59 passed. Among the successful Defiance residents were H. B. Mulholland and Miss Leamy Heater who were granted life certificates. Mulholland holds a high school certificate while Heater has a common school certificate.

Columbus H. B. Mulholland Leamy Heater Defiance Prof. Mulholland Heater

Card of Thanks for Frederick Stevens Burial Help

We thank neighbors and friends who assisted during the sickness and burial of our brother Frederick Stevens. Mr and Mrs Frank Humbert.

Frederick Stevens Frank Humbert

Paris Green Kills

William Ringle, 68, of near this city died after inhaling fumes from Paris Green used to kill potato bugs. Police say the suspected cause of death occurred Thursday night.

Tiffin William Ringle Paris

East Side Meat Market Ad in Defiance Ohio

East Side Meat Market advertises buying and selling cattle hogs sheep and poultry. The best meats fresh and salted offered at Kahlo Building East Hopkins Street Defiance Ohio.

Kahlo East Hopkins Street Defiance, Ohio

Salmagun club and friends hold multiple island picnics

Salmagun club members their husbands and children picnicked at the Island Thursday. Fred Bohlmann and Webster Kopp hosted a pre midweek dance for Carrie Bancroft and Leah Louys of Stryker. The Woodwards and Houghtons hosted a second annual picnic on Houghton grounds. Rev. Clayton A. Smucker performed a marriage for Benjamin Williams of Cincinnati and Besse Speck of Defiance Friday night. The Men’s Aid Society of St John’s Lutheran picnicked in Latty’s grove Thursday with many children’s events and prizes and a generous sum raised.

Fred Bohlmann Webster Kopp Island Carrie Bancroft Leah Louys Stryker Woodwards Houghtons Houghton Grounds 8. R. Taylor Clayton A. Smucker Benjamin Williams Cincinati Besse Speck Defiance Men’s Aid Society of St. John’s Lutheran Church Latty’s Grove

Races at the Park and Music Night at First Presbyterian

A Defiance community Fourth of July featured a Morning Musical club concert at the First Presbyterian church with Miss Vanda Enos on violin. Evening roped into charity luncheon and euchre then a large Island Park crowd attended racing events by the Defiance Driving Club including 2:40 trot and 2:17 pace with multiple horse entries and close finishes alongside a Sixth Regiment Band performance.

First Presbyterian Church Ladies Society of the Church Vanda Enos Defiance Island Park Defiance Driving Club Richard Martin Kentucky Lima Betty Fairfax Warsaw Pearl Bramble Springfield R. C. Packer Roy Rankin I'red B Fred Brown

Charming Holgate veranda party for Miss Vocke and Miss Franck

Miss Ruth Hoffman and Miss Isabel Houghton hosted a Friday afternoon gathering at the Hoffman home on Holgate avenue for Miss Angeline Vocke of Napoleon and Miss Franck of Cleveland. The veranda was a floral bower with refreshments and a 500 game played by about sixteen girls. Miss Marjorie Lamb won the best score trophy and Miss Yocke received guest favor.

Hoffman Holgate Avenue Ruth Hoffman Isabel Houghton Angeline Vocke Napoleon Franck Cleveland Marjorie Lamb Miss Yocke

Baseball at Jewell and Napoleon in 13-inning game

A lengthy 13 inning baseball game at Jewell featured Napoleon employees from the T B D I railroad facing a Jewell talent team. Jewell won 9 to 1 with Lon Seiple and Davis among pitchers and catchers listed. separate events included afternoon races and an evening fireworks display attracting a large crowd.

Jewell the South Napoleon Jewell North Richland Town Lon Seiple P. McCabe W. C. Seiple Davis Reiser B. Kimberly J. Hornish L. Seiple B. Seiple E. Hornish H. Seibe

Local residents depart for trips and family news

Miss Florence Eberle plans residence in Toledo while Miss Pearl Ashton vacationing in Brazil Indiana. Several locals visit relatives, attend weddings, or travel to Cleveland Chicago Detroit Kalamazoo and other points. Skyrocket damages a shop window. Wagners visit Toledo and return. Several Harley Whitaker clerks take two week vacations to Coldwater Chicago Brazil and nearby resorts.

Harley & Whitaker Lizzie Krutsch Marie Bohn Coldwater Mich Tena Switzer Chicago Ollie Ashton Brazil Ind Esther Toberan Lucy Winkler Detroit

Visit to the House of Commons in June 1907

The writer and sister tour the Friends Headquarters in London, view the Danish collection at Guild Hall, receive letters of introduction to British figures, and attend a Commons session with Mr Laidlow and Mr Ferens. They also visit Westminster Abbey and the National Gallery, noting Turner sketches and gallery impressions.

Sue Edward and Fox John Bright Friends England Scotland Wales Elizabeth Fry Guild Hall Louvre Denmark Miles Maggie Hedrick Robert Laidlow Ross Edinburgh India Laidlow House of Commons London Temperance Laidhow Sister Mir Westminister Abbey France National Gallery

Ventriloquist’s Graveyard Prank Triggers Funeral Chaos

In Denton Maryland a Wilmington ventriloquist Samuel Johnson caused a scare at a negra funeral when his voice emerged from the grave during the lowering of a casket. Pallbearers dropped the casket and relatives arrested him on disorderly conduct and malicious mischief charges after calming the scene. He faces a hearing and pledges not to perform in cemeteries again.

Wilmington Del Denton Samuel Johnson Johnson

Foreclosure petition filed in county court

A foreclosure petition was filed by Assets Realization Co. against John and Victoria Andrews Sherwood Savings Bank and Geo Rock with amount $211.47. Marriage licenses issued for Charles Schultz and Ida Miller Defiance. Lyman Roehrig and Mertie Bowers Noble Township. Court adjourned to July 15 with Judge Bailey to preside.

Assets Realization Company John Victoria Andrews Sherwood Savings Bank Company Geo. Rock Charles Schultz Ida Miller Defiance Lyman Roehrig Mertie Bowers Noble Township Common Pleas Court Cameron Bath County Commissioners Rath Ashbacher Edna Cannon Thomas PD Hood J. P. Bailey

Local Ney and Butler area updates and constructions

Washington July 3rd reports Burt Smith badly mangled left hand by buzz saw south of Butler while with Isaac Girrell at a saw mill. Till Hartshorn plans brick building on a lot where previous structures burned. Ed Kibble buys M. E. church in Ney and plans ax handle factory. Ney to build new M. E. church this summer. Aaron Nisewinder remodeled his house. Wm. Polock and W. P. Snyder installed a well for Ww. Strusaker. Joseph Stottler remodeling his house. Will Geller contractor. Carpenters finish B. D. Lintz barn. Charley Weber gang did carpentry. Sam Clotfeller and wife of Bryan visited D. L. Warner. John Brubaker contracted for lightning rods on his barn. barn struck by lightning with a cold stroke. Insured. Mrs. Spletzer of South Chicago visiting C. W. Weber.

Burt Smith Butler Isaac Girrell Till Hartshorn Ed Kibble Ney M. E. Church M. E Aaron Nisewinder Wm. Polock W. P. Snyder Ww. Strusaker Joseph Stottler Will Geller B. D. Lintz Charley Weber Sam Clotfeller Bryan D. L. Warners Jobn Brubaker

Death by own action in canal near Piqua

Edith Schneider of Wapakoneta was found in the Miami and Erie Canal after her suitcase was located on the canal bank. A prominent local family is affected. death ruled an overdose of chloral.

Piqua Edith Schneider Wapakoneta Miami and Erie Canal

Bank poised to reopen after depositor vote

The First National Bank of Hicksville is likely to reopen Monday after a stockholders meeting and a depositors vote held tonight. The bank’s resumption hinges on depositors’ approval and action taken.

First National Bank of Hicksville

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