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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1906

Page

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Defiance Aims to Host State Encampment of 1907

Defiance citizens, led by Wayne Camp and United Spanish War Veterans, plan a campaign to win the 1907 state encampment at Cedar Point September 4 5 and 6. With $500 needed and strong local support, committees organize drives while several northern camps back Defiance and Toledo supports the effort. The Ohio Spanish War Veterans Union has grown rapidly since April with 31 new camps and near universal membership.

Defiance Wayne United Spanish War Veterans Cedar Point S. W Syl Garver Palmer & Decker W. A. Palmer Cor J. J. Malley Herman Spangler Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo W. V Ohio

Defiance College Promotes Growth and Programs

Defiance College in Ohio reports quarterly gains through study and student needs. The college offers Collegiate Academic Teachers Theological Engineering Commercial Music Art Elocution with a three year option via summer terms. Board 1 75 weekly room 50 cents weekly tuition 36 dollars yearly. P W McReynolds president invites inquiries.

Defiance College

Local Society Scenes Highlight Visits and Picnics

Miss Agnes Ensign hosted guests from Auburn while Mrs. Elmer T. Clark's family left Bedford for Edgerton visits. Mrs. H S Mollencup entertained thirty at a Wayne street luncheon for Miss Bates of Cincinnati. A W R C picnic at Mrs Burke’s east of town drew fifty ladies by bus to the dam for games and a bountiful lawn supper with recitations by Miss Dall Adams. A birthday gathering for Irene Fry on Washington Street featured games, gifts, and an elegant lunch by Mrs Frye.

Mre. T. Burke Burke Irene J. E. Fry Washington Street Herman Othelia Winterich Joseph Nellie Cantlon Julia Walter Camilla Sonnett Marie Gertrude Shutt Frye

Mrs Mollencup Hosts Ladies Euchre Party in Cincinnati

For Miss Bates of Cincinnati Mrs H H Mollencup hosted a Wayne street gathering for ladies on Wednesday July 18. Six hand euchre was the afternoon diversion with ten tables in play. Mrs Louis Daoust won first prize and Miss Schmick second. Miss Bates and Miss Leiberthal of Bay City were guest prize recipients. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess with Mae Conrad Esther Gleason and Godie Deatrick assisting.

H. 8. Mollencup Miss Bates Cincinnati Wayne Street Misees Mae Conrad Godie Deatrick Esther Gleason H. H. Mollencup Louis Daoust Mises Mae Conrad

Columbus Chosen Special to Express Columbus

Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland and State Chairman Garber lost influence on the Democratic State central committee. Garber’s bloc controlled nine of twenty one seats while Johnson could rally only two votes. The committee set Aug 21 and 22 for the convention with Judge B F McCann as temporary chairman and Price Russel as temporary secretary.

Columbus Tom Johnson Cleveland Garber Democratic State Central Committee Johnson Charles W. Lapp John J. Lantz B. F. McCann Dayton Price Russel Wayne County Bartlow Butler County Atarme

New Books Added to Public Library Catalogue

The Public Library has released a large list of new books. Titles include Sinclair The Jungle Noyes American Railroad Rates O Connor Esperanto a Text Book Shaler Man and the Earth Vaughn Wild Flowers of Selborne Black Eating to Live Forward Food of the Future Herschell Indigestion and many more such as Langdon Just for Two Thompson Diet in Relation to Age and Activity Barton Comic Recitatione Bellamy A Third Century of Character and Adams Handbook for Architects and Builders Brown Comic Recitations and Readings.

Shaler Vaughn Selborne Black Forward Herschell Langdon Thompson Barton Bellamy Lowery Latrobe Journal of Latrobe Wright Paul Mims Sidney Lanier Wise Lang John Knox Sir Walter Scott Hodgson Powell Kelsog Schermerhorn Adams Ngan Brooke Grahame Smith Field Eugene Field Cumnock Brown

Rabies scare prompts treatment for three Paulding men

Feared rabies infected three Kehn and Brandt residents two miles east of Paulding after a dog suspected of rabies was killed. A cow and two dogs showed symptoms. all three were killed. The men traveled to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for examination and will stay twenty one days for treatment.

Brandt Joseph Peter Kehn Paulding Pasteur Institute Chicago Kehn Scott Republican

Enjoined Highland township school project sparks hearings

A petition to enjoin Highland township school board from building a new district No. 2 school was filed by taxpayer Andrew Dresher in common pleas court. Probate Judge Shaw issued a temporary restraining order until a hearing, amid disputes over funds and affidavit of on hand or provided for amounts. The suit grows from disagreements over school site, funds, and contracting details.

Board of Education Highland Township Common Pleas Court Andrew Dresher Common Pleas Shaw John Becker Wenzal Brittig Winn & Hay

Interlocking switch system planned for B&O Wabash yards

The B&O and Wabash railroads near the junction will install a unified interlocking switch system this summer, with a single tower controlling over a mile of yard tracks. The change aims to end separate signaling, speed freight transfers, and reduce car handoffs, benefiting both roads as 400000 pounds of monthly traffic move between stations. Officials from both lines inspect local yards ahead of the proposal.

Wabash United States Wells Spencer F. C. Bachelor F. W. Barrett

Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Gifts

The Warp family expresses sincere thanks to friends for aid, sympathy and flowers during the bereavement of their sons and brothers. H. W. Warp and family.

H. W. Warp

Harris Reappoints Two Herrick Appointees in Ohio

Governor Harris reappoints two Herrick appointees rejected earlier by the Senate. W A Gibson of Wyandot and J J Pugsley of Highland join the institutions: Deaf and Dumb and Boys Industrial School. Vincent of Knox and Dover of Morgan, both previously rejected, are also named for reformatories. Senate action expected January 1908.

Columbus Harris Herrick W. A. Gibson Wyandot Institution For Deaf and Dumb J. J. Pugsley Highland Boys’ Industrial School Judson Vincent Knox Ohio State Reformatory John W. Dover Morgan Dover Vincent Senate Elmer Dover National Republican Committee Lamb Toledo

Guard mount practice shows improved drill at Central School

Company G and the Sixth Regiment band completed a second guard mount with rising proficiency though new members caused minor confusions. Capt. DeKay considers an Island Vark overnight prep before field day as Camp life training. Sublist estimates for Tuscarawas county maneuver camp include beef, ham, bread, beans, rice, potatoes, coffee, sugar, butterine, eggs, lard, ice, soap, kerosene, gasoline, and broom.

Sixth Regiment Central School DeKay Island Vark F. M. Ritezel of the O. N.G Tuscarawas County Japan

New Two Story Block Planned on Clinton Street

J E Fry plans a two story building on Clinton Street beside the Blanchara block with brick or cement block construction. Construction starts after removing the old frame structure. J C Barber won a contract to erect a two story pressed brick building on East Hopkins Street for saloonist George Wilsenach with stone trimming.

J. E. Fry Clinton Street Blanchara J.C. Barber East Hopkins Street George Wilsenach

Death of Elizabeth Smith in Independence at 55

Elizabeth Smith, wife of Wesley Smith of Independence, died Thursday evening from dropsy aged 55. She left five grown children. Rev. Roberts led the funeral Saturday at 2 pm in the Independence church. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery.

Elizabeth Wesley Smith Independence Roberts Independence Church

Local ladies and guests vacation and visits across Ohio

Miss Deatrick of Columbus visits Miss Ruth Huffman. Miss Margaret Sonnet spends vacation in Youngstown. Mrs Karl Groney leaves for Champaign Illinois to visit Mrs Wesley King. Mr and Mrs Geo May return from Chicago. Miss Emma Richolt returns from Cleveland after hosting with Mr and Mrs M F Nellis. Mrs J E Mercer and daughters Louise and Helen return to Hicksville after a brief visit.

M. M. Fletcher Chicago G. H. Dicus and Toledo Geo. Calvin Karl Groney Champaign, Ill Wesley King Emma Richolt Cleveland Mrs. M. F. Nellis J. E. Mercer Louise Helen Hicksville

Tragic Double Suicide Pact Near Van Wert

Mayme Wilson 18 and Oscar Breneman 19 were found unconscious in a haymow with a chloroform bottle after buying souvenir cards and planning to die together. The girl died after drinking her share. the boy inhaled poison and survived. A friend accompanied them and later provided details.

Express van Wert Mayme Wilson Oscar Breneman Wilson Farm Homer

Mrs Nickel Plans Elyria Visit Then Mackinac Trip

Mrs. Nickel left Monday for Elyria to visit Mrs. Mattox. From Elyria they will proceed to Mackinac.

Williams Kidney Pills Advert may curb kidney complaints

An old ad promotes Williams Kidney Pills claiming to cure kidney and bladder troubles caused by overwork of the nervous system. It promises a sample free and mail order for 60 cents, with sales through The Owl Drug Store and Williams Manufacturing Company of Cleveland Ohio.

William Owl Drug Store Williams Mf’g.co Cleveland

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