Defiance News Bits and Local Notices
Hicksville visitor helps at B and O depot. Groselle duo in St Louis for encampment. Real estate sale on Harrison Holgate. Bicycle fine and court. Multiple marriage licenses issued. Carrier pigeon found on Maumee river. Wabash may delay North Defiance bridge until August. Local weddings and funeral notices. Delegation seeks county gravel aid. Various visits, sales, and events around Defiance. Fire damages Mrs Carter home. Ice cream social at Myers Opera house. Church youth events and social evenings. Cigar tax list and Fourth of July travel deals on C H D Ry.
Beautiful Presbyterian wedding in Loveridge home setting
Miss Mildred Loveridge and John F Dobler of Girard Pa wed at 8:30 PM Tuesday in a richly decorated Presbyterian church. Music by the Mandolin Club and a Simple Confession played during the ceremony. A reception followed at the Loveridge residence with green and white decor and a diamond brooch gift from the groom. The couple sails for Europe June 28 and plans to reside in Girard after a lengthy continental tour.
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Presbyterian Church
Mildred
O D Loveridge
John F Dobler
Girard
Mandolin Club
Robert Holgate
Charles Wherle
Will Myers
B F Esterbrook
Helen Jarvis
Violet Kittner
Bessie Kirtley
Dimity
B W Slagle
Bruce Reynolds
John Chenevert
Loveridge
Jefferson Street
AF Dobler
Mott
BF Easterbrook
Skinner
McKean
Baldinger
Cleveland
P M Frampton
Sharon
E Sanborn
Fox Lake
Wis
W. Parker
Madison
Gardner
E J Wherle
Toledo
Clarence Wherle
Massilion
Floor laid on second street bridge project progresses
Geo Good becomes night clerk at Crosby House. Weldon of Edgerton and Martin of Farmer licensed to wed. Monarch over pain of every sort cures croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles. Deindoerfer installs a new four-page cylinder press at LH Herald office enabling larger editions.
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Geo. Good
Crosby House
James H Weldon
Edgerton
Ora Martin
Farmer
Monarch
Thomas
J A Deindoerfer
LH Herald
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show to Visit Defiance in 1899
The Express reports Col. W F Cody’s Buffalo Bill Wild West show, famed for the World’s Fair run, will stop in Defiance on Tuesday August 15 1899. Buffalo Bill will appear with the company which also features the San Juan Hill battle and will travel to the Pacific coast with stops in Cleveland Akron Canton Steubenville Mansfield Lima Toledo and Defiance.
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the Express
W F Cody
Buffalo Bill
Defiance
Chicago
San Juan Hill
New York
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Steubenville
Mansfield
Lima
Toledo
Evansport M E church hosts largest funeral ever
Obituaries from Evansport and Defiance report multiple deaths. Mrs J A Cameron of Evansport died June 16 1899 at 11am from a paralytic stroke aged 26 leaving two sons. George Washington Shoemaker died Monday at Clinton Street home age 49 with wife and children. Loyd R H Carpenter three years old died Monday at Brunersburg home after hay mow injury. funeral Wednesday. Mary McKelps died at East Defiance home aged 85. funeral Friday with Rev P O Rhodes. Interments at Kahlo's cemetery and Riverside cemetery.
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J A Cameron
Evansport
M E
Rev. Sheldon
U Bchurch
George Washington Shoemaker
Clinton Street
the Reformed Church
Labr
Riverside Cemetery
Loyd
R H Carpenter
Brunersburg
Brunereburg M. E
Rev
Flory
Mary McKelps
East Defiance
P O Rhodes
Kahlo's Cemetery
Divine services at Defiance and Florida churches
Church notices announce English language services next Sunday at the Reformed church in Defiance 10 am and at the Reformed church in Florida 2 pm with all invited. A separate report for the Department of Agriculture by Special Agent Saylor discusses beet sugar by products using pulp for livestock feed and alcohol from low grade molasses, noting Utah's leading beet sugar factory links to distilling and cattle feeding.
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The
Reformed Church
Defiance
Florida
T E Laure
Department of Agriculture
Saylor
Utah
Iseaid
United States
Chapel Wedding At St Pauls Cathedral Defiance Couple Wed
Miss Libbie Haughey and Mr. Jesse Shultz were married at St Pauls Episcopal cathedral Indianapolis at noon today. Rev Carstensen officiated with Beebe Carter Minnie and Belle Houghton as attendants. About forty guests attended and a luncheon followed at the Carter home before the couple departed for Chicago. They plan to reside here next week.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Libbie Haughey
Jesse Shultz
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Carstensen
Beebe Carter
Minnie
Belle Houghton
Wm. Carter
Chicago
North Side Lady Viola Schlembach Weds Corressel in St John’s
Miss Viola Schlembach daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schlembach North Defiance and Mr George Corressel were married at 7 20 this morning at St John s Catholic church Rev J P Gloden officiating Attendants included the bridegrooms brother and Miss Frances Shiele The bride wore Persian lawn with lace and carried white carnations A reception followed at the bride s parents home and the couple will reside at the country home prepared by Corressel Corpressel is son of Commissioner Corressel and the couple have many friends in the city.
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Viola Schlembach
John Sehlembach
North Defiance
George Corressel
St. John’s Catholic Church
J P Gloden
Frances Shiele
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Paris
Godward’s Drug Store
City News Budget
R R Coombs
Hicksville
City
Bowlby
B & O Depot
Frank Groselle
St. Louis
R W Wortman
M. Willitzer
Deindoerfer
Mildred W Loveridge
Frank C . Myers
Delaware Bend
Marie D Siler
Ray White
Maumee River
White
Wabash B’y. Co
O. K
Golden West
John Cramer
Elizabeth Farmer
Paulding County
Squire Phelps
Stephen Schlientz
Fella
Tiffin Township
Holgate Pike
T E Snyder
Amos Snyder
Samuel Shuter
J N Replogle
Milliard Christy
I A Fribley
Mike Rath
M V Replogle
Arton Palmer
John Paxton
A C Cameron
Hugh Nelson
John Ames
Hickeville
AM Minsel
Emma Giltes
P Weisenberger
Put-in- Bay
Ohio State Pharmacists
Rachel Donley
Common Pleas Court
Angeline Wood
Latchaw
Highland Presbyterian Church
Ottawa Pike
Henry Helmick
Charles
New Haven
William Helmick
G A Armbruster
C F Surrener
Bryan
Dick Carter
Mary Haymaker
Nebraska
Christian Assembly
Myers Opera House
Will Korn
Charlie Chenevert
Claude Winn
Will Jones
Ric Brown
English Bridge
ME Church
Abele Bros
Karst Bros
Labey Bros
August M Minsel
L Roguette
Ideal Pharmacy
N G Woodward
Uaire & Daoust
Yingling
Weisenberger& Emery
Turkey
Harley & Whitaker's
Edison Phonographs
Columbia Graphaphones
Semonsbengup
Mildred Loveridge
John Dobler
Life
Birds
Miss Addie Loveridge
Second Street Bridge
R. W. Wortman
Citizens Opera House
Rough Riders
Lynde’s
Divine Services
Monet
T. Betts
Defiance, Ohio
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Columbus
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Chickering, Packard
Packard
G. S. Wbldbman
Clinton St
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