Sabbath Question topic draws large Presbyterian crowd
At a Federation of Churches meeting in the Presbyterian church Rev Whitlock and Rev Metzner led discussions on the Sabbath. Speakers urged stronger public sentiment, enforcement of Sabbath laws, and more family religious practice to strengthen church and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Churches
Presbyterian Church
Whitlock
Latchaw
Metzner
Island Park
Slagle
Joshua
Israel
Ohio
Baumgardner
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
David B. Miller sues Fish and Maxwell of Hicksville for a receiver. James H. Gier sues John P. Snyder and others with John C. Barber guardian of Chas D Barber a minor for $5,000 damages against The Eureka Milling Co. of Hicksville.
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Common Pleas Court
David B. Miller
Fish & Maxwell
Hicksville
James H. Gier
John P.snyder
John C. Barber
Chas
D. Barber
Os the Eureka Milling Co
Defiance Brick Yards Sold by Local Pair and Montpelier Friend
James and Christ Neff of this place and W O Weaver of Montpelier purchased the brick yards in Defiance previously owned by Hl G Monen county clerk. Also notes include obituaries for Harriet Maddocks 67, Bill Albert Smith 11, and Mrs Henry Myers 76 with funeral details and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and
Christ Neff
This Place
W. O. Weaver
Montpelier
Defiance
Hl. G. Monen
Mr. Monen
MICE ATE HIS CIGARS AND OTHER TOWN NOTES
Mice spoiled cigars at the Express business office and other mischief items fill the page. Real estate sales include H G Monen brick yard property at 6200 dollars, A S Nisley selling a 100 acre Farmer farm for 12500, C W Kerns selling 100 acres in Tiffin township for 5500. A High land township barn burned with some insurance, revival meeting at Ayersville converts 100, pastor Rev. Culp worn out, George W. Smith marrying Miss Anna Grosenbacher in Ayersville, Preisendorfer and Zellers to open a new drug store by April 1, navigation opening hints at car famine, banker upgrades, licenses issued for marriages, remains of Mrs. Wing brought home, Rev. Slagle conducting grave services.
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W. A. Wing
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Martin & Co
Moon Cemetery
B. W. Slagle
Isaac Skiver
Highland Township
Masonic Chapter Hosts Visit by Toledo Deputy
The Ensawocsa Chapter No 89 R and A M enjoyed a profitable Friday with W J Baker of Toledo as district deputy. Baker led a school of instruction, a banquet followed, three candidates were exalted, and Baker praised the afternoon and evening’s work.
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Ensawocsa
W. J. Baker
Toledo
Baker
Masonic Building
R. Brown
Odd Fellows Building Ordered Closed Over Safety Issues
Mayor J A Evans received a letter from state inspector J H Morgan directing the Ralston building on Clinton streets to be closed until state requirements are met. The Odd Fellows occupy the building and mustorses guard against unsafe exits. Inspector Campfield of Toledo found the third floor crowding risk unsafe conditions. repairs will be arranged immediately.
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J. A. Evans
J. H. Morgan
State Inspector of
Ralston
Clinton Streets
Campfield
Toledo
W omen witnesses could aid Rath murder defendants
The Antwerp Bee reports Mrs. Haney of Auburn Ind and Mrs. Chas Weir of Hicksville told Judge Snook they would clear the men in the Rath murder trial. Sheriff McCarty could not confirm details, and Hicksville sources say supporters of Zuber and Rumbaugh aim for a pardon with the statement to the governor. In other news, Henry Crook praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism relief. N G Woodward sells it locally.
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Antwerp Bee
Haney
Auburn
Ind
Chas. Weir
Hicksville
Rath
W. H. Snook
Paulding
John McCarty
Zuber and
Rumbaugh
Chamberlain
Henry T. Crook
Asheville
N. C
Gazette
N. G. Woodward
Mar
State Inspector Removes Him and Shortage Found
A state inspector auditing St Marys Building and Loan notes uncovered a nearly $4,000 shortage in Captain Louis F. E. Lambert’s books later reduced to about $3,000 after corrections. Lambert deposited $7,000 in securities and resigned. John T. Schoonover was elected to replace him. Lambert, Civil War veteran and former mayor, faced suspected bookkeeping errors.
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St. Marys’ Building and Loan Association
Louis FE. Lambert
Lambert
John T. Schoonover
Captain Lambert
Run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at Glade Springs
A. F. Clark, a Glade Springs druggist, sold twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on January 25 1901. He testifies the medicine sells well and satisfies customers. The remedy is well known in Virginia for curing coughs colds and grip and is available from N G Woodward.
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A. F. Clark
Glade Springs
Chamberlain
Virginia
N. G. Woodward
Democratic Audit Nominee Marker J T Miller Gains Candidacy
Milford township stock dealer J T Miller announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county auditor. Miller, known locally, has ties to Judge W H Hubbard and other leaders, and plans to secure support across Defiance County farms ahead of the county convention.
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J.T. Miller
Milford Township
Gruner
Miller
Old Milford
Ulistic
W. H. Hubbard
Defiance County
Costello Store Sold to Henry Jennings
Michael Costello sold his Clinton street drugstore to Henry Jennings, who has served as pharmacist since opening. Jennings, a Defiance boy, is a popular, skilled druggist with a bright future, and the Express wishes both men well.
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Michael Costello
Clinton Street
Henry Jennings
Costello
Mr. Costello
Henry Jenning
The
Express
Henry
Court of Common Pleas Opens in Defiance County
Defiance County March term opens with Judge Hubbard and sworn grand jury. Docket includes settled cases, defaults, and appeals. J. Ryan sues Farnsworth for 250 while Farnsworth settles with village for 500. attorney later seeks share. Circuit court session set to begin next morning with light docket.
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Court of Common Pleas
Defiance County
W. H. Hubbard
M. B. Gorman
John Kahout
John Wagner
J. W. Haase
William Geiger
Fred Moehring
L. L. Stone
Louis Degginger
J. I. Wisler
Harmon Krull
George E. Winn
Jennie Moon
Fred Mekus
Eva Mohr
Isadore Breno
M. M. Farnsworth
Hicksville
J.W. Underwood
B. F. Gordon
C. W. Kerns
Mary Clutter
M. Donnelly
Napoleon
J.C. Ryan
Ryan
E. Hope Norton
John Wisda
Christ Diehl Sr
D. F. Openlander
James H. Miller
Estella Emslie
Essie M. Keener
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Pierce
Ida M. de Ford
Latone
Bebharé Co
Minn
Fred
Frank Bugel
Glandorf
H.G. Baker
Mr. Bugell
Thomas McGushin
Sydney Sprangue
Maddocks
Harriet Maddocks
Adams Township
Wartenberger
Stryker
Isaac Maddocks
Chas. Rowland
the Express
Rowland
Crescent News
H. G. Monen
A. S. Nisley
Farmer
Christ Lindau
H. P. Miller
Deshler
Fostoria
Tiffin Township
John Oaks
Wm. Zachrish
Pleasant Bend Road
Ayersville
Rev
Culp
George W. Smith
Anna Grosenbacher
Paulding County
M. I. Parsonage
Preisendorfer and Zellers
Preisendorfer
S. C. Carr
H. P. Miller Co. Exchange
George and
Albert Frank
North Ridge
Carl Fish
Myrtle Thompson
J. J. Burns
Florida
Hopkinsville
M. E
Oakwood
Sharon
James Woodward
New York State
First National Bank
Henry 8. Mettert
Harling
Della Hook
Joseph H. Wagner
Mary Kk. Few
Ensawocsa Chapter
Ason Was
Mrs. Robinson
Chicago
August Shultz
Henry Roehrs
Emma Roehrs
H. R. Roehrs
Henry County
Palmer & Son
Kerns
McComb
George Capper
Defiance Township
William Croninger
R. W. Phillips
Far West
Seattle
Washington
Louie Stock
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Stock
Central Committee
Away Back
Roval Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Castoria
the Court OF Common Pleas
W H Hubbard
Circuit Court
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