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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

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Defiance High School Class Graduates In Oratorical Ceremony

Twenty six graduates, seventeen girls and ten boys, received diplomas at the Defiance High School commencement held at the Citizens Opera House. Honors were awarded to Ruth Marguerite Hoffman and Harry Morse, with addresses by Prof Clement Martzolf of Ohio University and student orators highlighting Ohio heritage and civic duty.

Citizens Opera House Defiance Sullivan Tv A. B. Cooper First Presbyterian Church Harry Kirk Pocahontas Virginia Edna Helen Schlosser Victor Mansfield DeVeaux Switzer Webb Thompson Alonzo F. Harley, Jr Florence Partee United States South America Harry R.harp Esther Gleason Frederick Thompson Lillian DeVeaux Agnes D’nelle Wilhelm Fern Smith Ruth Marguerite Hoffman

East Side Meat Market Ad Promises Fresh and Salted Meats

East Hopkins Street Defiance Ohio merchant Kanlo Lunding promotes buying and selling cattle hogs sheep and poultry with the slogan The Best Meat, Fresh and Salted, in the city.

East Side Meat Market Kanlo Lunding East Hopkins Street Defiance Ohio

Local social events and a quiet wedding headline

Mrs Lena Bates hosted the Ladies Society of St Pauls Lutheran church on Thursday. The White club met Friday with Miss Gertrude Hoffman hosting and trophies awarded for best scores. The Thirteen club met June 12 at Mrs S A Cravens with articles and music then refreshments. A quiet wedding occurred at the Oxenrider home for Leona Belle Bates and Frank F Rakestraw. Flora Rankin and Samuel Galliers had a granite shower hosted by Miss Zella Jefferson with games and entertainment. Common Pleas Court Judge Cameron held a brief session and the Business Mens Association planned a smoker in about a week to promote the organization and its goals.

Lena Bates Ladies Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Whiet Club Gertrude Hoffman Perry Street Thirteen 8. A. Craven Jefferson Street Mesdames J. L. Patterson P. W. McReynolds A.G. MecClary I. N. Savage Wm. C. Oxenrider Jackson Street Leona Belle Frank F. Rakestraw A. B. Cooper High Schor Rakestraw_ Bros Lincoln National Life Insurance Co Harrison Street Flora Rankin Samuel Galliers Delance Zella Jefferson Flora Edith Rankin Buzzell Alerdyce Mies Bethel Burd Holy City

Young Olive Ulrich chosen as Nedda in I Pagliacci

Miss Olive Ulrich, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Ulrich born in the city, has been selected by Leoncavallo as ideal Nedda for I Pagliacci. The Italian impresario will coach her in New York with plans to tour America next season. Ulrich has starred on stage presence and vocal range, drawing praise from the composer.

Olive Ulrich Jacob Ulrich Leoncavallo Nedda Ulrich Peter Kuhn St. Louis Miss Ulrich New York Misa Olive Ulric America Miss Ulich

Farm Improvements Include New Barn and Extensions

Improvements on local farms include F. W. Dickman of Highland township raising his barn with a concrete foundation and adding a 22 foot extension to create a 40 by 82 foot building. He plans to paint the house, barn, fences and outbuildings. Van Goller is building a large new house while H. Hoelrich remodels his dwelling to two stories.

F. W. Dickman Highland Township van Goller H. Hoelrich

Israelites Arrive in Town From Ben-ton Harbor Sect

Israelite travelers from the House of David headquarters at Benton Harbor Michigan conducted services on Clinton Street last week. They travel east in a wagon they built preaching that 144000 favored will remain alive to repopulate a new world. They go by first names Thomas Andrew Ella and Lillian and cite Shilohs Messenger of Wisdom and The Little Book. They deny being Holy Rollers but publish Flying Rod. Mr and Mrs Houck of Orleans visit Judge Shaw.

House of David Benton Harbor Mich Clinton Street New World Thomas Andrew Ella Aend Lillian Shiloh Holy Rollers Flying Rod

City Council Advances Wabash and Pearl Sewer Plan

The city council met Friday to discuss a sewer on Wabash Ave and Pearl St linking to the north Clinton sewer. A 24 inch tile line would run from near Session Ave to North Clinton, funded by a future sinking fund levy of nine mills for 1907.

Wabash Ave Pearl Street Dohoney Doneyer Pete Session Avenue Wabash Avenue Clinton Street

St L A W Irish in City to Discuss Toledo Fort Wayne Line

The T. W. St. L. A. W. Irish of the Toledo Wabash St Louis Electric railway visited Friday with Chas L Nants. They consider starting work at Fort Wayne and Toledo ends as plans grow toward Defiance. A Hicksville to Defiance spur is possible plus a Paulding link through Defiance to Toledo. Lucas county work delayed by rain but will resume with better weather.

A. W. Irish Toledo, Wabash & St. Louis Electric Railway Chas. L. Nants Fort Wayne Toledo Defiance Hicksville Paulding Lucas County

Knights Templars Elect Officers at Friday Meeting

The Knights Templars elected B. J. Emery E. C. F. L. Stever G. Em Sir F. L. Hay C. V. Squire S. W. R. H. Gleason J. W. L. E. Beardsley G. W. Deatrick T. R. W. Wortman R. G. D. Edgar Lt. B. W. A. Snider Sw. B. C. J. Thompson W. F. W. Ury. Installation set for July 12. Carl Hench bought fifty head of cattle from S. P. Shelly for 3060 dollars raised on Shelly Holgate farm.

B. J. Emery E. C. F. L. Stever G. Em F. L. Hay V. Squire S. W. R. H. Gleason J. W. L. E. Beardsley G. W. Deatrick T. R. W. Wortman R. G. D. Edgar B. W. A. Snider B. C. J. Thompson W. F. W. Ury Carl Hench S. P. Shelly Mr. Shelly Holgate

Defiance High School Alumni Banquet Welcomes Class of 1907

The Defiance High School Alumni Association held its annual banquet in a festively decorated hall. The class of 1907 entered to a march, with speeches by R H Sutphen and Henry B Harris. Donald Switzer spoke for the incoming class, followed by musical performances and remarks on school progress by Prof F E Reynolds and J W Winn. The event ended with dancing as the crowd enjoyed the late night festivities.

Clement Martzolf Department of History Ohio University At Athens Ohio Martzolt B. B. Kingsbury Board of Education W. C. Shupp United Brethren Church Donald Switzer Gerald Deveaux Clarence Webb Frederick Thompson Edith Louise Jordan Defiance High School Alumni Association L. L. Canfield Virgil Weisenburger R. H. Sutphen Henry B. Harris Maude Foust Julius Blair F. E. Reynolds Vanda Enos Francis E. Blanchard de Bennot J. J. Burns Frank Blan

Parole Stands Over Morrison Indictment Question

The Williams county board of managers took no action to revoke Homer R. Morrison’s parole, awaiting word from the prosecuting attorney that an indictment for arson exists. Special Prosecutor R. L. Starr vowed Morrison will be tried if indicted, while Morrison’s attorney sought delay pending higher court review.

Columbus Board of Managers Homer R. Morrison West Unity Firebug Williams County Morrison Homer Morrison R.L Starr Bryan Common Pleas Court Starr Clerk of Courts Gaudern Morrision C. L. Newcomer Judge Killets Hhe Killete W. G. Joslett Warner Ayers Haywood Miller Owen Kenyon Reporter West Unity Leland Kent Newcomer Sttokeys

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