Sultana survivors reunion and local society notes
Mrs James Hopple returns from Ney and A W King attends Sultana survivors reunion in Xenia. Local society activities include Pettit and U.S. communities, hospital health notes on Dr Parcher, and plans for a garage at Crosby House. Community events feature Sorosis, Woman's Missionary Society, and a Toledo guest list with Italian Art talk by Mrs Stevens at Chenevert home. M Calmer details of social evenings, card parties, and refreshments accompany reports of relatives visiting and other local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Chenevert
Jackson Street
Sorosis
George W. Stevens
Museum of Art
Toledo
Stevens
Karl Growey
Charles Daoust
Gertrude Hoffman
Helen Phelps
V. M. Garver
Bryan
Morrison's Story of Crime Staggers Readers
Special to Express Bryan May 1 Judge Killits overruled a motion to discharge Homer Morrison who confessed to thirty six crimes while serving three ten year terms. Immunity promises were debated involving the fire marshal's department and Judge Hubbard. Morrison faces renewed trials for arson and perjury with indictments in Williams and Fulton counties. Sidewalk bicycle riding on Clinton street prompts police warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Killits
Homer Morrison
Morrison
E'i van Immons
Martha Page
Gaudern
C. A. Bowersox
H. H. Hollenbeck
Garrett Fox
Hubbard
Bowersox
van Immons
Fox
Hollenbeck
Williams County
Toledo
Indiana
Michigan
Jack Page
George EK. Latcher
Edward Gaudern
Walter Payne
Page
Hutchinson
Fulton County
Defiance Defeats Napoleon 12 3 In Weekend Baseball Battle
Defiance won 12 to 3 over Napoleon High School as Morse pitched effectively and Defiance hitters picked up 12 safeties. Reiser and Beck struggled Napoleon bats against Morse and Beck. Mansfield delivered key two base hits with two men on, while Evans and Hockman contributed in the field. The Defiance Colts edged the fast team 5 to 2 in a Sunday game on the Fast Side grounds, Krebs and Buchholz pairing for Defiance against Hazzard and Conroy for the Colts. Sunday they head to Oakwood and then face the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Napoleon High School
Little Wonder
Morse
Napoleon
Reiser
Beck
Mansfield
Evans
Hockman
Switzer
Wilhelm
Goldnetz Se
Chapman If
DeVaux
Defiance Colts
Colts
Krebs
Buchholz
Hazzard
Conroy
Rev Smucker Delivers Inspiring Talk at Defiance College
Reverend Clayton A. Smucker conducted services at Defiance College Tuesday morning and gave an instructive address on ideals. The talk proved beneficial and was well received by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton A. Smucker
Defiance College
Death of H. M. Morse in Snohomish Washington
H M Morse longtime Traverse City resident and Civil War veteran died in Snohomish Washington last Sunday from pneumonia. He left Traverse City April 2 with his wife and two children and was buried Tuesday. Survived by his wife two sons Orren Harry and Arthur, two daughters Mrs Roy Moore and Mrs Myron Perkins, a brother William and another brother Wesley. He lived in Traverse City over 42 years and worked for Hannah Lay Co. Previously resided at 733 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
H. M. Morse
C. I. Morse
F. D. Marvin
Snohomish
Wash
H. Monroe Morse
West
Charles
Ottie Belle
Harry
Orren
Arthur
William
Peninsula
Roy Moore
Detroit
Myron Perkins
Ayersville
Ohio
Wesley
West Branch
Morse
Thirty Eighth Ohio
Hannah & Lay Co
West Seventh Street
Frank Cook
Social notes from Defiance and area visits
Mre Ed Myers and Mrs John Donley were in Bryan Saturday. Mrs Maine of Farmer Center visits with her daughter Mrs Neal Doud. Mrs Geo Campbell spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs Rich near Hicksville. Burton Smith of Farmer Center Sundayed with Mr and Mrs Roy Moats. A J Yarlot and daughter were in Bryan Friday. Hearl Neikirk spent last week with his parents Wm Strusaker. W Sandy visited Sunday with her daughter at Pulaski. Roy Moats moved to Ney and Carl Clemmons occupies Sand Hill property. J W McGovney moved his livery Tuesday to the barn at Second and Perry streets. Defiance Truck and Transfer Co moving to the barn behind Hotel Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Myers
John Donley
Bryan
Maine
Farmer Center
Neal Doud
Geo. Campbell
Rich
Hicksville
Burton Smith
Roy Moats
A. J. Yarlot
Hearl Neikirk
Wm Strusakers
W. Sandy
Pulaski
Ney
Carl Clemmons
Sand Hill
J. W. McGovney
Second and
Perry Streets
Defiance Truck and Transfer Co
Wayne
Unofficial plan for Columbus to Bellefontaine rail via Schoepe syndicate
An unsigned Ohio Sun report claims the Columbus Marysville and Bellefontaine Electric Co formed by Columbus capitalists intends after surveying to sell to the Schoepf syndicate. It proposes 150 shares at 1008 each, capital 15000, with Bellefontaine taking 7000 Marinville 5000 and Plain City 3000. Marysville backers pledge 7000 if others match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Marysville & Bellefontaine Electric Company
Columbus
Bellafontaine
Schoepf Syndicate
Schoepf
Bellefontaine
Marinville
Plain City
Marysville
Ohio Sun
Court House Judge Bailey Holds Short Common Pleas Session
Judge Bailey presided a brief common pleas court session on Tuesday morning. The court adjourned after disposing of a motion, with the next term set to commence May 13. Michael Hehr's attorneys filed an injunction petition against Ney mayor and marshal to stop possible imprisonment in the village jail after a failed appearance, with Hehr previously released on recognizance and fined for not appearing. Probate Judge Shaw granted the injunction. Chas Scott and Ausberry Farrell represented the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Common Pleas
Michael Hehr
Marshal
Ney
Michael
Ridenour
Hehr
Shaw
Chas, Scott
Ausberry & Farrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Puritan
Woodwards
James Hopple
A. W. King
Xenia
Sultana
Frank Bennett
Fréderick
Utica
Nellie Moore
Chicago
R. R. Parcher
Central Union Telephone Co
Paulding
Charles Rh. Smith
Mr. Epler
Charles Epler
City
Marie Bonita Smith
Crosby
T. T. Ansberry
Toledo, Defiance & Southern Electric Railway
Common Pleas Court
Toledo Times
John Fessel
Jefferson Street
J. W. Reid
John A. Sheffield
van Wert
Ottumwa
Lews
Policeman Miller
George Miller
Clinton Street
N. W. Cunningham
W. W. Hutchins
I. C. Osborn
Wayne Street
Doc Holmes
Doc
Osborn
Allie Royer
Mrs. Gingery
Hickeville
George Baker
Jacob Baktes
Tiffin
Joseph Ardner
Harley Hale
Mrs. Hale
Isaac Deveaux, Jr
Arthur Locke
Ela Lehman
Cleveland
Tillie Diringer
C. J. Roedel
Wilson Ardner
Harwon Hillman
Dr. Brubaker and
Frank Leby
West Hope
Agnes Biederstead
Bowling Green
Lucretia McCann
Ft. Wayne
Mrs
Frank McCann
Graper & Graper
Port Jefferson
R R. Parcher
Plesessee EM Society
Virgil Weisenburger
H. Jefferson
I. M. Adame
Nelle Richardson
Claude Frick
W.G. Lehman
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Foust
Eliza Couch
B. W. Slagle
Delta
Mesdames Eliza Couch
L. Black
A. M. Minsel
Arthur Cooper
Geo. Mangas
Africa
Christ Winterich
Nettie
Vera Collins
Mary Eckert
Caroline Duerk
Messrs
August Myers
Dan Shea
Vol. Palmer
J. McGushin
Peter Baker
Peter Smith
T. P. Cantlon
F. T. Wolsiffer
H. O. Wrede
G. W. Weiseburger
Misses Nettie
Caroline Duerke
Raymond
Judge Killits
Mansfield and
Deaman
RH. E. Colts
Oakwood
White Sox
Dr. Huffman
E.P. Weisenburger K Bro
Rexall
WM. Geiger
Elbert E. Carter
Kok 4
Harley & Whitaker's
Harley & Whitaker’s
Defiance, Ohio
Ingram
W. R. Ruess
Owl Drug Store
KH. Hasbaum
Grocers
North
Mary. Corrigan
Elk Block
Jergaaats Letional
Schoepe
Bellefontaine To
Court House
Galliers
Clinton ST. Defiance
Eastman
Kodaks
Mollencup’s
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