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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

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City council approves street and crossing projects in regular meeting

The council, with members including Adele and Helmick, reads minutes, approves a $40.20 payment from Henry Kniss for Perry street installments, and remits past four year balances. They authorize B&O and CL & M crossings on Columbus Ave, review the Schneider Bros. Seventh estimate, discuss grade work on Ralston and William streets, and appoint committees for sidewalk, street, and light issues.

Adele Marshall Schultz Chae Hoeffel Conkle Arning Helmick JI Hoeffel Henry Kniss Perry Street Helmick B&o Ry CL & M Columbus Avenue J I Hoeffel Wisread Schneider Bros Holgate Avenue Tobsian Ralston Avenue Chas Millers Wm. Henkins City Kintner Harrison Streets Doheny Alley Chas Hoeffel Abele B& Or’y

Richland Township Awakens to Prosperity and Party Pride

A winter Sunday drive through Adame and North Richland townships reveals thriving farms, rising housing, and strong wheat and corn crops. Charles Leach tends 75 acres of prime wheat while Morgan Lewis, the wounded soldier, and his wife welcome a healthy newborn. Mr. Lewis remains active and Republican, predicting large McKinley support in the fall.

Defiance Adame North Richland Charles Leach Richland Richland Township Marshall S A Hall Houss Morgan Lewis H J Lewis Lewis Old Richland McKinley

Fireman's Convention Delegations Gather for Napoleon Trip

Defiance sent seventy firefighters led by the Defiance Military band with about 180 citizens on a special train to Napoleon for the firemen's convention. Hicksville and Paulding contingents traveled separately with their bands performing while awaiting No. 7. Local officials accompanied the groups including Mayor Reich and Marshall Sesenbaugh from Hicksville and Mayor Spring and Prosecuting Attorney Zuber with Paulding.

Firemens Napoleon Defiance Laddies Defiance Hicksville M Aud Conkle Messrs A Tuttle C Harris, Jr Carl Kniss H Schupp William Robinson William Rath A Maxwell H Mavis H Lewis Tad Chenevert Rufus Betts E Costello William Spangler C J Wolsiffer M J Walz Frank Miller E Rife William Myers Godfrey Parent Marshall Hull Lieut. Shea

Highland Township Rothditch Case Heard Today

The Rothditch case from Highland township was heard this afternoon on the engineer's apportionment with a large Highland crowd in attendance.

Rothditch Highland Township Highland

Roosevelt Sentiment Grows for VP Nomination

Philadelphia readers report noon sentiment showing Gov. Roosevelt of New York likely to be nominated for vice president on the first ballot unless he objects. Maryland California and nearly the entire west favor him already.

Philadelphia Gov. Roosevelt New York Maryland California

River Pleasures Boating And Dances Delight Local Club

The DDC cooking club and friends hosted an evening boat ride and dance aboard the toldie at 8 30 p m. Music by club girls and Bit? Tennyson as caller entertained guests. An eight course lunch followed at 10 30 p m. Moonlit picnics, phonograph music, and social events continued with parties to Independence dam and Park Island.

DDC Cooking Club Gentlemen Friends Toldie Tennyson Mother Earth Lion Store Cunningham Hotel Independence Dam Dan W Miller Park Island Goldie

Boy's Recovery After Operation Described by Judge Hay

Under date of June 19 Judge Hay writes a friend in this city about his boy. The fifth day since operation ends and the boy grows stronger. Temperature 98.8 and pulse 100 with hearty appetite. The chest drain shows progress though the button remains elusive. The lung drains freely but the source of trouble remains in the lung and all await better results.

Hay

National Union Meeting Report From Columbus

Defiance gentlemen including Chas J Daoust C F Aschbacher J A Evans Geo K Beatty and John C Beal returned from Columbus after attending the State Assembly of the National Union. Six senators were chosen to attend the National Senate meeting at Alexandria Bay Thousand Island starting July 15. Deputy DA Helpman attended the Columbus meeting. All report a good time and a successful convention.

Chas. J. Daoust C. F. Aschbacher J. A Evans Geo K Beatty John C Beal Columbus State Assembly of the National Union National Senate of the Order Alexandria Bay Thonsand Island DA Helpman

Mrs Nancy Ward Dies at Ayersville Home

Mrs Nancy Ward died at her home two miles south of Ayersville on Saturday at 4 pm aged 1 years. Funeral was held Monday at 2 pm from Ayersville ME church with interment in Ayersville cemetery. Rev Roberts officiated.

Nancy Ward Ayersville Rev. Roberts

Lost Dog Colonel Missing Between Putnam and Defiance

Liberal reward offered for the return of a black eared dog named Colonel with small spots. Last seen along the Putnam Defiance county line near Rice in Ohio. Contact J H Keister in Rice Putnam County for reward.

Putnam Defiance County J HW Keister Rice Putnam County Ohio

All About the Country Side in Hicksville and Nearby

All About the Country Side reports in Eden on June 19 with updates on John Blosser’s corn and a church ice cream festival to raise debt. Dr. Winn loses a horse to a property claim, Holden’s store is broken into with no loot found, and telegraph students are cleared. July 4 events in Hicksville include horse, bike and foot races.

Holden’s Telegraph Hicksville

Funeral notices and local social updates from Ayersville area

Mrs. Riley of Ayersville remains in poor condition. The funeral of Mrs. Ward at Ayersville Monday was led by Rev. Roberts. Rev ES Latchaw of Findlay opens Saturday and Sunday night with O Wellman and family. Children’s day services at the Center chapel were well attended and successful. Ed R Mallett and wife of Defiance were in the vicinity Sunday. John Balk and wife of Brunnersburg called on Ed Smiths Monday. Ed Smith cut down come new day Monday.

Riley Ayersville Ward Roberts ES Latchaw Findlay O Wellman Center Chapel Ed. R Mallett Defiance John Balk Brunersburg

Firework display spurs cheers at drug store event

The Lyceum theatre company stops here. Children’s day exercises at Derciple hall Sunday evening praised. Fireworks at the drug store Tuesday prompted high excitement, a broken window the only damage. Oscar Hover and daughter Andra visited Bryan, Art Craven and family hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J H Wendt, Henry Hayes of Toledo and Louis Hayes of St Louis called on Hover.

Lyceum Theatre Company Derciple Hall Oscar Hover Andra Bryan Art Craven J H Wendt Henry Hayes Toledo Louis St. Louis Hover

Local Happenings and Visits in Paulding County

Fred Linebrink and parents visited by B F Stock on Sunday while John Higben and the Craine family from Defiance were guests of local residents. Children day exercises planned at ME church June 24. Farmers begin haying. Fred Sigg and family visited Paulding area. S Stock started a new house. J B Stock was in Littleton Colorado recently. Chas Peterson reroofed his barn last week.

Fred Linebrink Paulding County Walter Earnest Linebrink Eli John Higben James Craine Defiance J J Craine Mra Fred Sigg S Stock J B Stock Littleton Col Denver Chas. Peterson

Local Visitors Stop at Children’s Home

Napoleon visitors stop by the Children’s Home on Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Gennit and Mr and Mrs Vagan. Henry Steinmaier Wm Sauer M D Sam and others called June 15. Bryan residents Mr and Mrs Ervin Smith visited Saturday. N M Doenger of Rice visited Sunday. Speny Smith called Sunday to see the Smith children with Della Moon Clara Ashbacher and Umterholder Houtz also calling.

Gennit Vagan Napoleon Henry Steinmaier Wm Sauer M D Sam Messrs Steinmaier Sauer Ervin Smith Bryan N M Doenger Rice Speny Smith Smith Children Messers Della Moon Clara Ashbacher Messers Umterholder Houtz

Pleasant Bend Children’s Day Exercises Held at ME Church

Nellie Wolf returns from six weeks with relatives at Rudolph accompanied by her sister Mrs John Walters and family. GN Wolf is very sick. Howard Killion and family of Oil Center visit Jacob Hoffman. Mr and Mrs L Archambeault of De-

Nellie Wolf Rudolph John Walters GN Wolf Howard Killion Oil Center Jacob Hoffman L Archambeault

Bridge project over Lost Creek announced in township line

Reports mention a 40 foot span bridge to be built over Lost Creek on the township line amid notes of rain red clover and young turkeys. Local items note traveling preacher Rev Bloot of Bryan and a bicycle theft and recovery near the Bend along with visits by Jasper Beightler and Mrs Hattie Kintner.

Lost Creek Fair View Rev Bloot Bryan Jasper Beightler Eli Elliott Hicksville Henry Huston Ed Johns Hattie Kintner Indiana

Obituary of Mrs Sarah Miller Moore of Hicksville

Mrs Sarah Miller Moore aged about 79 or 80 died at her home on Edgerton street June 14 after a long life in Hicksville She was born April 30 1821 in Holmes county Ohio married John A Moore April 2 1846 and lived on a Defiance county farm before living with her daughters since her husband’s death She leaves nine children six grandchildren and one son in Tacoma Washington Funeral services were held at her residence conducted by Rev Tromb with ME and UB pastors and were followed to Forest Home cemetery Psalms 17 15 was chosen as the text She was a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church of Hicksville and a devoted Christian.

Hicksville Edgerton Street Holmes County Ohio John A Moore Defiance County Forest Home Cemetery

Young People Society Social at Colwell Lawn

The Young People’s Society of the Reformed church plans a social on the lawn of Chas Colwell, one mile east of Court House, next Tuesday evening. Cream cake and coffee will be served with refreshments. City conveyance will be available from the church at Fourth and Washington after 7 p.m. Tickets include a ride. those without tickets may buy from the hackman.

Young People’s Society of the Reformed Church Chas Colwell Court House Fourth Washington Streets Hackman

Riverside cemetery trustees offer $25 reward for desecration and theft

Trustees of Riverside cemetery announce a $25 reward for information leading to the detection of persons stealing plants and desecrating graves on the cemetery grounds.

Riverside Cemetery

Defiance Endorsement Read by Citizens

Read the Defiance endorsement and statements from Defiance citizens. Decide for yourself by examining one case presented in the text.

School Report for District No 5 Tiffin Township Defiance County Ohio

Report of a rural school term from April 9 to June 15 1900. Pupils enrolled 28, average daily attendance 24, 86 percent attendance, 50 days in session. List of pupils present daily includes Ida Tittle Wade Stever Burt Glen Peter Florence Earl Carl Schultz Newton Willie Orly Peterson. John Ferris, teacher.

Tiffin Township Defiance County Ohio Ida Tittle Wade Stever Burt Glen Peter Florence Earl Carl Schultz Newton Willie Orly Peterson John Ferris

St John s Reformed Church Notices for Sunday Services

Divine services announced by Rev F Lahr with Sunday School at 9 AM English services at 10 AM and Sherwood service at 2 15 PM Rev J M Grether from Swanton Ohio will conduct services in St Paul s Florida at 10 AM German and English preaching follows regular services and congregational discussion on Toledo classets resolutions All members invited to attend.

St. John’s Reformed Church Fourth and Washington Streets F . Lahr Sherwood J M Grether Swanton St. Paul’s Church Florida Toledo Toledo Clasets

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