Reynolds Re elected Superintendent in Defiance Schools
F. E. Reynolds was reelected as superintendent of Defiance city public schools for a four year term by the board of education. The board also raised starting salaries to meet the new state minimum while keeping several existing pay scales. other staff appointments and positions were confirmed, and June 7 commencement and June 20 Firemen’s convention arrangements were noted alongside May payroll figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Reynolds
Defiance City
Board of Education
Reynolds
Ohio
Craven
Miss Heater
Nmbers
Gorman
Wortman
Smith
Pres. Winn
J Spitor
Frank Blosser
Sebastian Arning
Andrew Clemens
Mr. Smith
L. Shaw
O. A. Hall
George Rath
Defiance
Wauseon
Dour
East Defiance
Culkine
Deatrick
Ensign
Bailey
Fouke
Augusta Higgene
Lenhart
Brady
Lamb
J. A. Evans
City Board of Review
State Board of Assessors
Columbus
Evans
Kate A. Ayers
Board of Examiners
Local Notices From Toledo Visitors and Family News
Ray Cameron of Toledo visited with his parents in this city Sunday. A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. E J Webb on Friday. Dr and Mrs Powell left Monday for Washington DC to attend daughter Bexsie graduation exercises. Mrs Robert Whitaker left Saturday for Boston where Grace is in school and ill with quney attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cameron
Toledo
Mrs
E J. Webb
Mrs. Powell
Washington, D. C
Bexsie
Robert Whitaker
Saurday
Bostor
Grace
Qu'ney
J. Seibert
Pearl
Elyria
Miss Rose Howey
Miss Howey
Defiance College Summer School 1906 Opens
Defiance College announces a larger 1906 summer session from June 19 to August 10 with a diverse curriculum. The teaching corps is described as unexcelled, offering courses across normal subjects mathematics Greek Latin physics chemistry botany zoology English German French psychology education history commercial elocation music art and more. Tuition is eight dollars for eight weeks with board at 1.75 weekly and room rent 50 cents.
Social gathers and club events noted in Defiance area
The article details a busy week of social sessions including a National Union gathering with dancing, Bachelor Girls meeting, a wedding of James Conroy and Gertrude Morris, hay rack party at Adam Foss’s home, and multiple church society events led by Mrs. Degler and others. It also covers a large tea party at Island Park with park rides, a four o'clock tea, and games, plus local sports where the Defiance Juniors routed Jewell 17 to 2 in baseball, listing the players’ positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
B W. Slagle
Wayne Street
Porto Rico
Cube
J. F. Deatrick
H. B. Harris
A. M. Minsel
the Missionary Society
Lucinda Graham
William P. Engel
Island Park
Park
Engel
Mesdames Graham and
Helen Phelps
Jennie Lyle Burns
Mesdames
Elmer T. Clark
William Holgate
Herman B. Tenzer
C. Perry Harley
Daniel Lieberthal
James L. Patterson
Flora Freeman
Jennie Lieberthal
Maude Harley
Ruth Gleason
Helen Deatrick
Amy Whitaker
Laura Ferguson
Eiica Geiger
Letha Mae Engel
Harry
Daniel Leiberthal
Jewell
Snook
Decker
Klein
Hunter
Chapman
Hay
Holly
Anderson
Surprise Birthday at Lesh Residence East of City
Mr and Mrs George C Lesh held a Sunday afternoon surprise party for Mr Lesh turning 28 at their home four and a half miles east of the city. The event was planned by Mrs Lesh and Mrs Schatz and proved successful in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesh
Geo. (. Schatz
Irving Repacher
Frank Kilpatrick
Mell Hecker
Orlando Fiev
Dan Aspacher
Henry Hohenberger
Chas. Derge
Frank Werthmiller
J. Brubaker
John Westrick
Frank Berge
E. Z
Dublin
Adam Hohenberger
Geo. Hellerich
George C. Lesh
Mr. Lesh
Sell Your Junk to Joe Freecorn
A brief local notice advertising a junk disposal service by Joe Freecorn located at 215 North Clinton Street offering to buy unwanted items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freecorn
Defiance High School’s Thirty Fifth Graduation Held at Opera House
A class of twenty six marks Defiance High School’s thirty fifth commencement with diplomas at Citizens Opera House on June 7. Rev J F Collins to deliver baccalaureate sermon June 3 at St Marys church. Each non contest speaker gives an oration. Class music and selections by students featured. diplomas presented by John W Winn, president of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynolds
Citrus Opera House
Thoreday
Defiance High School
Citizens Opera House
J. F. Collins
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
L.ermite
R. Gruenwald
Arthur Barber
Roy Wilber Wells
Mildread
Louise Geiger
Lara May Sweyer
Elsie Mae Toberen
Helen Jean Lamb
Isit
Grace Lillian Krotz
Rolfe
Isabelle Montgomery Houghton
C. A. Smucker
Myrna Margaret Dils
Edward Chellis Daoust
Edward A. Growey
Frances Lucile Knapp
Martin Harold Miller
Wallace Glen Rath
Nellie Irene Wolsiffer
Sarah Blanche Winn
Georgia Rebecca Wright
Eonees Dees Wallace Glenn Rath Wall
Marguerite Sanborn Cheney
John W. Winn
Board of
Educa
Local News Briefs and Court Actions
Dr. Huffman to assess need for glasses. Miss Mamie Smith visits from Sandusky. Ray T. Miller and wife visit relatives in the city. Newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Bates of Sessions Ave. John Zink of Paynes adjudged insane and sent to Toledo asylum. Prof Stinchcomb elected superintendent of Paulding schools. Martin Moser pleads not guilty to fathering Blanche Marchells child. bound over to common pleas for 400 dollars bail posted. Common pleas court adjourned to June 6. Jury awards 150 dollars to Sarah A Diehl in railroad damage suit. suit sought 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Moser
Blanche Marchell
Justice Hunter
Common Pleas Court
Killits
Sarah A. Diehl
Chappel Signs Major Sub-license Deal With Sherwood Mutual
Manager Chappel of Central Union Tel Co closed a large deal with Sherwood Mutual Telephone Association to connect Bell toll lines into Sherwood’s switchboard. The agreement targets June 1 and covers 196 subscribers with new equipment and metallic lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappel
Central Union Tel. Co
Sherwood Mutual Telephone Association
Sherwood
Sherwood Company
Mutual
Bell Company
Saloon Keeper Fined for Sunday Liquor Sale
Ei Company, saloon keeper at the B. and O. depot, was fined $50 plus costs by Mayor Crowe for selling liquor on Sunday. He pleaded guilty as overwhelming evidence, tied to John Solly who was jailed for assault with intent to kill after naming witnesses who had been in the establishment. The case signals growing local push against Sunday liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei Company
Crowe
John Solly
Solly
Openlander
Company
Hubbard
Openlander Company
Enumeration and timetable changes cited in city and regional notices
An increase of 52 in city school enumeration reported by four enumerators. The first ward shows a decrease. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor notes 835 graduates including John W. Campbell from the engineering department. B&O timetable changes affect East bound Nos 66 and 14 and West bound Nos 15 and 5. Tiffin high school withdraws from the Northwestern Divo Oratorical association due to disorderly conduct at a Bellevue contest. Blanche Markle of Adams township sues Martin Mosee for child support, alleging Moses is the father. preliminary hearing likely this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Délone
Supt. C. A. Krout
Tiffin High School
Northwestern Divo Oratorical Association
Bellevue
Tiffin
Blanche Markle
Adams Township
Williams Kidney Pills Offer Relief for Kidney Ailments
Prompts ask if kidneys are neglected or overworked and list symptoms such as loins pains, back ache, bladder trouble, and eye circles. Claims Williams Kidney Pills cure these issues with a sample free and five cent sale by The Ow! Drug Store in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Man
Williams Aif.g.co
Prop's
Cleveland
Defiance College Announces June Commencement Week
Announcements for Defiance College commence as the ceremony runs Friday June 8 through Thursday June 14. Four graduates will receive degrees E C Tool Tad Baker Rayonelle Kendig Caroline Cantlon and B A M Baker. Honorary degrees go to Rev Edwin Morrell of Lima First Christian church and Rev Swansop of Lima First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance College
E. C. Tool
Acton
Tad
M. Baker
Wapakedeta
Rayonelle Kendig
Covington
Caroline Cantlon
Defiance
Edwin Morrell
First Christian Church
Lima
Swansop
Lima First
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Ben Lind
Oscar Smith
Treant
X. Weisenburger & Co
Erroeerre Solo
M. Welch & Co
Seas Regalia Co
Ginn &Co
Cabie and Ha Sd
Hockman
E. Reynolds
J Burns
W. A. Kehnast
Agen Diehl Bros
First National Bank
O. B. Smith
4Th
J. F. Schultz
M. E. Gorman
E. W. Speiser
Nolan Bros
W. H. Richardson
Maumee Valley
United States
P. W. McReynolds
National Union
Otis Ensign
James Conroy
Gertrude Morris
J. T. EC. Club
Adam Foss
Highland Township
Grace Ensign
the Baptist Church
Grace Church
Miss Latty
Annie Ralston
Olive Newton
Mabel Adams
Luella Smith
C. E. Society of the
St. John’s Reformed Church
D. Degler
South Ridge
Albert Degler
Iverybody
J. J. Reynolds
Thirteen Club
Mexico
Republic
Henry Houghton
Indianapolis
Emma Schoeninger
J. Freecom
N. Clinton St
Defiance, Ohio
Ella Bertha Kesselmayer
Mildred Louise Geiger
Tay
John William Siler
Guy, Doetgedelot
Isabelle Houghton
Vandie Elizabeth Sheiler
Estella Hamilton
Mabel Ellen Aschbacher
Besse Lee Andrews
Geiger
Winn, Knapp
Wright
Siler
Rub, Miller, Growey
Washington
South America
Myrtie May Hickey
Abbie Bottum
Mabel Vyvian Behringer
Dr. Huffman
Mamie Smith
Sandusky
City
Ray T. Miller
Albert Bates
Sessions Avenue
John Zink
Paynes
Prof. Stinchcomb
Payne
Paulding
Isaac Reecer
A. Umstead
Reecer
Montpelier
Bryan
Williams County
Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
Putnam County
Lola McAdow
McAdow
Kalida
Frank Wernicke
Supreme Court
Bert Ernsberger
George Kirk
Harrison Street
Leslie Stone
Ridenour
Ney
A. J. Kronk
J. W. Winn
George T. Farrel
University At
Ann Arbor
John W. Campbell
Congressman Campbell
Napoleon
Williams
United States Treasury
United States Courts
Defiance County
Balt. & Ohio Railroad
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