Lisbon centennial celebration draws Ohio politicians
The Lisbon observance in Columbiana county will feature Ohio leaders including Senator Hanna Senator Foraker Hon John H Clark and ex Congressman R W Taylor at the centennial of settlement Lisbon’s early prominence is noted as the home of the Hannas McKinleys the Fighting McCooks and Vallandighans. The article also discusses ad performance of the Daily and Weekly Express and how local readers and merchants are the key audience for advertisers.
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Ohio
Lisbon
Columbiana County
Hanna
Foraker
John H. Clark
Cleveland
R. W. Taylor
Hannas
MckKinleys
Campaign opening rally bids from multiple applicants
Chairman Clingerman of the publican state central committee seeks the opening rally for Springfield with several applicants. The state central committee will decide after its meeting to select the executive committee in thirty days. The executive committee will arrange the event as one of its first duties. Last year Akron hosted the opening, prior years Youngstown and Georgetown headlined. Dayton Findlay Zanesville and other cities are among prospective applicants.
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Qhairman Clingerman
State Central Commmittee
Springfield
State Central Committee
Akron
Youngstown
Ohio
Dayton
Findlay
Zanesville
Country Side News Roundup From Hicksville Area
Hicksville resident Hicksville Van G Ripley of Brookston Ind visited B B Pettit’s family from Saturday to Monday. Local figures attend events in Canton Ohio and Fort Wayne and Santa Fe New Mexico. Multiple brief notes cover travel, health, employment, and local incidents.
Brooksville Social Notes Reach from Sunday to Tuesday
Brooksville residents report visits from Frank Christie and family and from John Hall of Stryker. Albert Motter and spouse visited St Figley couple, while Watkins Palmer from Defiance came Tuesday. Mr Kimble of Evansport bought cattle, Nfall couple traveled to Defiance, Kaths went to Evansport, Emma Meyer returned from Indiana, Amiel and Addie Meyer in Defiance, Rodgers of Evansport visited Thursday. Mrs Belle Gilbert seen again.
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Frank Christie
M. D. Hall
John Hall
Stryker
Albert Motter
Kath
Evansport
Emma Meyer
Indiana
Amiel
Addie Meyer
Defiance
Rodgers
Belle Gilbert
Reverend Ammison to preach at Christian chapel Sunday
Edgerton resident Rev. Ammison will deliver a sermon at the Christian chapel on Sunday at 3 p m. Families from Hicksville Antwerp Fremont Mooresville and Cicero are noted visiting or marrying. Spear of Hicksville will speak at Roxwell commencement at the Christian chapel Tuesday evening June 16.
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Ammison
Edgerton
Christian Chapel
Mark S. Hootman
Hicksville
F. F. Moore
Antwerp
Essie Carey
Portsmouth
Samuel Saylor
Wilson
Fremont
Ind
John Moore
Mooresville
Martha Shanklin
Fred Kenney
Cleveland
J. L. Fitzcharles
Hattie Winn
Geo. Winn
Estell Otis
Cicero
Spear
Roxwell
Grace Andrews Completes Term in Auglaize Township School
Miss Grace Andrews closed a successful term of school in Dist No 1 Auglaize township Friday. O K Kleinhein bought a fine roadster of his brother and drove home to Millersville Wednesday. Frederick improving his house. Chas Andrews and wife entertained their aunts from Toledo and parents from Arthur Saturday evening. Ice cream cake and strawberries served. Morris raised his barn Tuesday. John Hale of Ohwaite has the contract. Morris sold a fine lot of sheep late week.
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Grace Andrews
Dist
Auglaize Township
O. K. Kleinhein
Millersville
Frederick
Andrews
Toledo
Arthur
Morris
John Hale
Oh Waite
Germany Tiffin Fred Scharpf Owns New Horse
Local notes report Fred Scharpf owning a new horse. Household and community mentions include children's day exercises at St. John’s M. E. church, visits by several families, sick lists for Mrs. John Deepe and Jas. Christy, a lightning strike on Dick Kemmeyer’s house with minor damage, Amos Shilling with measles, Nora Linebrink’s return to Toledo, and Emma Marckel visiting her parents.
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Fred Scharpf
St. John’s M. E
J. H. Neadhauser
Nora Kellermier
S. Stock
Kutzly
Fred Sigg
J. Craine
J. F. Stever
Bertha
Wm. Linebrink
John Deepe
Jas
Christy
Dick Kemmeyer
Amos Shilling
Nora Linebrink
Toledo
Emma Marckel
Washington Township Notes On Rainand Local Happenings
Weather dampens farming area as Geo W Renz family visits near New Sunday. Lintz couple returns from Bellefontaine German Baptist conference. About 30 000 people attended Sunday events. Families update on travels and projects from Ney Ada and Toledo including band stands move at Ney and Geo Pask’s nearing barn completion. Jimmy Ewers heads to Michigan to canvas while pursuing law studies.
Mansfield and relatives gather for weekend visits
South Highland notes Mr and Mrs W V Mansfield spent Sunday with S Mansfield and family. Mr and Mrs S Wells of Stryker visited the former's brother M Wells and family from Friday to Sunday. Gottlieb Wahl and family of Skunktown visited Bryant Mansfield Sunday, and Rob Kibble and wife were mentioned in connection.
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Defiance
B.A. Mansfield
Oak Grove
Chub Skiver
Frank Wells
Wood County
W. V. Mansfield
S. Mansfield
S. Wells
Stryker
M.3 Wells
Gottlieb Wahl
Skunktown
Bryant Mansfield
Rob Kibble
Trustees Meet at Children’s Home in Regular Session
Frederick Duffy and wife of Florida called on business last Wednesday. Catherine Bostel man and son Bernard of Napoleon called at the Home. We thank Christ Winterich for the flowers given to the Home. Mrs. A. B. Mason visited last week. The trustees met in regular session Wednesday, June, with Sherwood spending last Wednesday here.
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Frederick Duffy
Florida
Catherine Bostelman
Bernard
Napoleon
Christ Winterich
A. B. Mason
Sherwood
Weather Delays Planting and Local Work Updates
Farmers struggle to plant corn due to persistent wet weather. John Kohl returns from Delaware to work on the Decker farm with Dan Raser. John Fisher at Defiance Machine works. Davison firm reroots their barn on N. W. Kibble place. Boxwell exercises postponed a week at Salem church. Mabel Paxton closes Sehick district term. Horses lost to indigestion for Joos Prueser Anton Fisher and Wim Partee. Rittenhouse Partee move saw mill east of Napoleon. Children day exercise set for Salem church Sunday evening June 21.
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John Kohl
Delaware
Dan Raser
Decker
John Fisher
Defiance Machine Works
J. H. Davison & Co
N. W. Kibble Place
Salem Church
Mabel Paxton
Sehick
Joos Prueser
Anton Fisher
Wim
Rittenhouse & Partee
Napoleon
Local Notes and Movements Around Town
Milo Merriam visited town last week for several days. Farmers have hauled grain to the elevator over the past weeks. Children’s exercises will be observed at the M. I. church Sunday evening. George King has recovered from appendicitis and is about again. Arthur Wolf returns from Ada where he attended ONU. Chub has re roofed his kitchen. Traveluif painted his house. Mrs. Chasger and daughter-in-law Mrs. Henry Eger drove to Defiance Thursday. Shes Mags Will Speith and Lewis Eger form a barber shop partnership under Eger’s sole management. Ed Eger is very ill. Mrs. Della Morse and children from Toledo visit here. Mrs. Dr. Walt Hilton is sick. his mother was sent for Monday. Maud Baker, colored, formerly Maud Page, Continental, died Saturday May 30 of consumption. She left a husband and two children. age about 22.
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van G. Ripley
Brookston
Ind
Pettit
Casebeer
Grand Lodge of
K. of P
Canton
Ohio
Beach City
R. E. Hood
Minnie M. Brown
John F. Carr
Columbus Grove
J. W. Wright
Ft. Wayne
Karnes
F. P. Capper
Tiffin
Memphis
Tenn
David Sallenbarger
Colby
Kas
Frank
Geo. Lampman
Holgate
Aeo, Batchelor
Pratt Blodgett
Chicago Junction
Geo. Warner
Ward Hughes
Ft. Logan
Ralph Nelson
Lagro
Will Purdy
Toledo
Ralph Barman
Wayne Hughes
Eden
C. B. Walker
R. Holden
Carl Moore
South Bend
Bull Davidson
Ian
Our City
Holden
Samuel Scott
F. W. Stanton
Billa Birdsall
Ridgeville
Henry County
O. W. Dowell
Ohio Telegraphic School
Geo. W. Renz
Sherwood
New
B. D. Lintz
Bellefontaine
Clide Reynolds
L. H. Weber
Chas
Hicksville
Jacob Geller
Kxintner
Mary Bostater
Geo Goller
Cleve- Mad
Wes Campbell
Charley. Wood
Ney
Liza Nicely
D. L. Warner
Geo Pask
Abner Pollock
Jimmy Ewers
Michigan
Ada
Milo Merriam
M. I
George King
Arthur Wolf
O.N. U
N. Chub
Traveluif
Chasger
Henry Eger
Defiance
Mags
Will Speith
Lewis Eger
E&d
Maud Page
Continental
Local Notes and Odd Facts From Noble Township
Citizens report small towns like Noble Township with residents sharing daily events. Walter smiles at home while Sloppy is startled by a large tree striking the front yard. F B Goddard travels through Fulton and Paulding counties on business, while Wm Houck works for F A Goddard. Ed Brown briefly returns home, and C E Sloppy ends a spring term with Stuckey Bros. moving on.
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Walter
F. B. Goddard
Fulton County
Paulding County
Wm. Houck
F. A. Goddard
Black Sea
Ed Brown
Paulding
C. E. Sloppy
Sloppy
Stuckey Bros
Common Pleas Court in Session in Defiance County
The Defiance County Common Pleas Court met with Judge W. H. Hubbard presiding. The grand jury reported seven indictments after three days, examining 22 witnesses in seven cases, and visiting the county jail to assess conditions. Several names were made public, including Frank Taylor with robbery, Jermiah R. Whalen with embezzlement, John Doherty for fast driving, and Joseph Grossman for assault. Taylor pled guilty and received a one year penitentiary sentence.
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Court of Common Pleas
W. H. Hubbard
Defiance County
Ohio
Abram Bernard
Hubbard
Frank Taylor
Jermiah R. Whalen
John Doherty
Maumee River
Joseph Grossman
Carl Diemer
Napoleon
J. R. Whalen
John A. Doherty
Stevens
Karl Gorman
Local notes and visits from Noble township region
Last week references to Sunday school convention attendance by Richardson and H L Hosack of Farmer. Nellie Goddard plans to return to Sherwood for sewing. A Partee and wife from Indiana visited her parents. Geo Lehman’s family suffered measles for a month. Arvard Sloppy to teach Buckskin school next winter. Corn planting delayed by wet weather. Several residents— Agnes Snyder, Grace Yarlott, Gladys Benner, Ora Stripe, Ruby Nicely, Clara Coy, John Doud, Charley Stailey, Roy Yarlott—spent Sunday with them. Mrs W Welker and daughter returned from Michigan. Mr and Mrs HKE Dreher left for Canton for the K of P convention. O Welker shipped a car load of hogs Saturday. Glen McDowell and Donald Dreher returned from Cleveland. IH C Chappel was …
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Michigan
Richardson
H. L. Hosack
Farmer
Noble Township
Nellie Goddard
Sherwood
A. Partee
Indiana
Geo. Lehman
Arvard Sloppy
Buckskin
Agnes Snyder
Grace Yarlott
Gladys Benner
Ora Stripe
Ruby Nicely
Clara Coy
John Doud
Charley Stailey
Roy Yarlott
W. Welker
H. KE. Dreher
Canton
K. of P
O. Welker
Geo. Geller
Cleveland
Glen McDowel
Donald Dreher
Ih. C. Chappel
Local notes reveal arrivals, illnesses, and farm activity
A. Peck is sick and a valuable horse died recently. A. Baden has gone home for a few days. Gottlieb Wahl bought a new Gietter Chadds read Albert Scott. Charley Eding and family visited. The Pawnee Bill show is mentioned. Henry Marshouse sold cattle and delivered corn to Pleasant Bend. Gottlieb Wahl spent Sunday in Paulding. Fred Marshouse visited his brother Henry on Saturday.
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A. Peck
Baden
Gottlieb Wahl
Gietter Chadds
Albert Scott
Charley Eding
Pawnee
Henry Marshouse
Pleasant Bend
Paulding
Fred Marshouse
Henry
Express Seeks More Subscriptions Amid Steady Renewals
The Express reports steady new subscriptions and frequent renewals, praising the strong response and inviting more readers to subscribe. Readers are urged to share the paper with neighbors and encourage others to read it.
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the Express
The
Express
Obituary of Adelia A Fordham of Farmer Center Ohio
Adelia Aldrich Fordham was born May 4 1826 in Pierpont New York and died June 5 1903 near Farmer Center Ohio aged 77 years 1 month 1 day She married Austin F Fordham on September 21 1845 and they had six children two died in infancy The survivors include Elvia Jennie Thomas Ida and her aged father She joined the Christian church in youth later becoming a seven day Adventist Funeral services were led by Rev M R Ballinger at Farmer Center with interment there
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Adelia Aldrich Fordham
Pierpont
St. Lawrence County
New York
Farmer Center
Ohio
Austin F. Fordham
Elvia
Jennie
Thomas
Ida
Christian Church
Seven Day Adventists
Farmer
M. R. Ballinger
Fixing Up the Church in North Defiance
The Christian church in North Defiance will be renovated with interior decoration by H. L. Brinsmade. Maroon burlaps cover side walls, ceiling finished to match, and P. G. E. Co. wires and lights the room. Three main and two side chandeliers will have seven lights each with opalescent glass shades.
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North Defiance
H. L. Brinsmade
Market Prices From Barber Daily Report
Barbers Boston daily market summary notes beef per pound live market and hog sales per hundred pounds indicating rib and related wholesale figures.
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Bell
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Putnam County
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Gilbert
David Owens
Weaver
Ira Donaldson
Francis Stecker
Hicksville Driving Club
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J. S. Hull
C F Cramer
C W Morse
WA Patterson
Cyrus Survan
Sam Stever
David Walters
Minnie Sibert
Forest Strouse
M Zcola Hershey
C.J. Thompson
A W Chase
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