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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

5

Local Shop Highlights Hats and Remodeling Projects

Call on A W King Son for latest styles in stiff soft and straw hats. The Kleinben family from Davenport Ia arrive as guests at the Wm H Kleinhein home. Fred Coombe and his niece Stella A Goddard depart for Brattleboro Vt. Chas Baker dies in Chicago after a streetcar accident. W A Kettenring house on Third and Jackson undergoes radical interior remodeling to create a grand corner entrance.

A. W. King & Son Nce, C W. A. Kettenring Third Jackson Streets

Enumerators Named At Board of Education Meeting

At Tuesday meeting of the Board of Education enumerators for the census of school age children were appointed. First ward J F Schuz, Second ward Oscar Smith, Third ward E W Speiser, Fourth ward O B Smith.

Board of Education J. F. Schuz Oscar Smith E W. Speiser O. B. Smith

Births Reported From Local Homes This Week

A family in the seven miles south of the city welcomes a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Charles Schwederer. Mr and Mrs Charles Conroy on Wabash Avenue greet a girl born Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Fred Kroll of Washington Street celebrate the arrival of a 10 pound boy born Wednesday morning.

Charles Schwederer Charles Conroy Wabash Avenue Fred Kroll Washington Street

Real Estate Transfers Across Defiance and Nearby Townships

A series of real estate transfers across Defiance, Hicksville, Sherwood, and surrounding areas lists multiple deeds. Transfers include parcels in Spofford's addition, Crosson and others, Ragerton outlets, and various sections named with owner changes from Blanchard, Menard, Hodges, Neff, Bailey, Shook, Lewis, Schatz, Ridenour, Elliott, Flanagan, Weber, Greenlee to listed grantees. Values and parcel details accompany each transfer.

Brra F. Blanchard Frank W. Young Warren Defiance Maurice Menard Donald Abell Spofford Addie Hodges E. Defiance J.W. Neff H.O. Killian Ragerton Hicksville F.M. Shook Fred Fraker Sherwood Shook Houston Gustav Schatz Jos Robby See Washington Dies M. Harris Wm. H. Chilcote Milford Sanne Ridenour Christian Mirel Frank P Mary D. Elliott Warnement Sia John Flanagan Mary Weber Noble W. J. Harper J. W. Miller John Greenlee T. T. Ansberry

Visiting social notes and local movements in town

Dr Huffman to discuss eye care and glasses. Miss Bertha Nye from Hicksville visits John Whitney's home. Justice Lamb marries John Openland and Jane Durham. Godfrey M Wat kins family travel to funeral near New Bavaria. Openland Durham license issued for Mark township and Jewell residents. Alfred Flickinger and Fred Ashdleman of Berne Switzerland touring, guest of Frank Werthmiller, planning to depart for Oklahoma soon.

Dr. Huffman Bertha Nye Hicksville John Whitney Justice Lamb John Openland Jane Durham Godfrey M. Watkins Mark Township Jane Durham Jewell Alfred Flickinger Fred Ashdleman Berne Switzerland Frank Werthmiller Oklahoma

Local Notices and Everyday Occurrences in Hicksville Area

Dr Buskery purchased Reo a to. W D Wilson and John Boon from Hicksville visited the city Monday. Wm Gilson received a box of California oranges Monday from John Ort of Rialto California. Mrs Henry B Harris left Tuesday morning for Dayton to attend a Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. Judge Hooker and wife returned to Lansing after a visit with Mrs Hooker's mother Elizabeth Carter. Joe Kahl injured his right hand when fingers were caught in a gasoline engine cog Monday.

Dr. Buskery W. D. Wilson John Boon Hicksville Wm.Gilson John Ort Rialto Cal Henry B. Harris Dayton The Federation of Women’s Clubs Judge Hooker Lansing Mrs. Hooker Elizabeth Carter Joe Kahl

Fragmentary ad copy hints at savings for patrons

The readable fragments show a promotional note promising money savings for customers and inviting engagement with the audience. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a defined event.

Social club notices and church group gatherings summarized

A string of civic and church events unfolds with meetings and socials. M I C club, Ladie's Guild of Grace Episcopal, Sorosis, and Women's Home Missionary Society share programs, lectures, refreshments, and impromptu music. A Baptist church anniversary ends with a surprise token for the organist and a social hour.

Ladie Grace Episcopal Church N. G. Woodward

Resolutions Adopted By St Johns Epworth League May 12

The Epworth League adopted resolutions lamenting the death of charter member Anna Snellenberger nee Linebrink. They praise her Christian life, dedicate mourning for 30 days, and request copies for the family press and minutes. Grace Episcopal Church elected vestry members Charles Seymour C E Chenevert N G Woodward Walter Doenitz Titus Johnston Chas Daoust and Joseph Bennett.

Anna Snellenberger Daily Press Minutes League Grace Episcopal Church Charles Seymour C. E. Chenevert N. G. Woodward Walter Doenitz Titus Johnston Chas.Daoust Joseph Bennett

Ohio National Guard encampments scheduled across the state

The Ohio National Guard plans multiple encampments from July 14 to 21 for the Sixth Regiment in Toledo and at Port Clinton Camp Perry. Units from Bryan, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and others will join Jamestown and national rifle contests, with 150 targets and 1000 plus visitors. The first regiment will occupy Camp Perry June 23 to 30, followed by later camps through September.

Ohio National Guard Port Clinton Bryan Columbus Battalion of Engineers Cleveland Jamestown Camp Perry Cincinnati Toledo Hospital Corps Signal Corps

Large crowd attends T P S 8 convention at Lost Creek church

Sunday May 5 drew many to the Lost Creek Presbyterian church for the T P S 8 convention. Funeral services for N E Cory were held at Farmer Church Monday with interment in Farmer cemetery. Frank Ramey died in Bryan and was buried in Farmer cemetery, leaving a wife, daughter, sisters, and a brother. Sunday school officers planned county convention activities and Evansport attendees joined. Mrs Brose Spangler and children moved to a new home near Ashley Indiana. Nellie Thoure of Toledo visits relatives in Farmer.

Lost Creek Presbyterian Church N. E. Cory Farmer Church Robertson Sherwood Thirty- Eighth Regiment Frank Beerbower Farmer Frank Ramey Bryan Farmer Cemetery Lula Herrington Ft. Wayne Perry Fryman Ryan Myrtle Guy Evansport Brose Spangler Gladys and Gladwin

Indictments Return in Bridge Trust Conspiracy Case

Special to Express Lima May 15 Officers and directors of six large bridge companies were indicted by the Allen county grand jury for a second time on conspiracy in restraint of trade. Former bridge trust agents are reindicted along with local saloonists and gamblers prosecuted by the Law and Order leagues for Sunday selling. R B Tolan deputy probate judge and Asa Catt a local merchant are held for certifying a false bill to the board of elections.

Express Lima Allen County Bridge Trust Law and Order R. B. Tolan Asa Catt Board of Elections

Advertised Letters At Defiance Post Office 1907 List

The weekly advertised letters for Defiance Ohio ending May 14 1907 include C R Appe Henry Doster F J Hastings Chas B Hageman T S Love Fred k Lawrence E Stout Chas Whipple Ella Boosh. If not claimed within 14 days they will be sent to the dead letter office by law. Postmaster C J Thompson notes to call advertised and reference list date.

Defiance Ohio C.R. Appe Henry Doster F. J. Hastings Chas B. Hageman T. S. Love Fred’k Lawrence E. Stout Chas Whipple Ella Boosh Callin C.J. Thompson

Reverend Deindorfer Dies in Waverly at 74

The Rev Johannes Deindorfer father of Hon John Deindorfer died at noon Tuesday at his Waverly Iowa residence after months of illness He was born July 28 1838 in Rossstall Bavaria and served Lutheran congregations across Iowa Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio He led the Lutheran Synod of Iowa and edited the Kirchen Blatt He is survived by eight children Christina Anna John A Godfrey Maria Iona and Lena Funeral services will be Friday at 1 PM in Waverly with burial in Riverside Cemetery Also notice of Simon Fockler and Ludwig Rieck obituaries with service details in Toledo and local city records.

Johannes Deindorfer John Deindorfer Waverly Iowa Deindorfer Rossstall Bavaria Nuremberg Hamburg America United States Saginaw Mich Lutheran Synod St. Sebald Madison Wis Waucoma St. John’s Lutheran Toledo St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Defiance Clinton and Arabella Streets Blissfield Ripon Wie V A Christina W. Wacke Anna Julius Bredow Oshkosh John A Godfrey C Maria Augustua Engelbrecht Iona Lena Simon Fockler St. Vincent’s Hospital Riverside Chapel C. A. Smucker Lesh Cemetery

Obituary of Malcolm Corwin at Defiance

Malcolm Corwin died shortly after midnight Tuesday at age 49. He was born in West Point Monroe County and lived in Defiance since childhood with his mother Minerva C. Corwin. He worked as a printer and remained devoted to his mother despite ill health. Survived by his mother three sisters and two brothers. Funeral held at 1 pm Thursday from Hast High Street residence with Rev. E. B. Griffith officiating. Interment Riverside.

Malcolm Corwin Malcom Corwin William and Minerva C. Corwin West Point Monroe County Defiance Irvin Wilson L. A. Holmes Los Angeles Clell Simeon Hast High Street E. B. Griffith Riverside

Accidents Reported at Local Plants and Homes

The right index finger of Ray Mathews was pinched in a press at the American Steel Package Co plant on Monday afternoon. Dr. H W Myers treated a thorn puncture on a hand last week. swelling continues but blood poisoning is not evident. John Dalldorf stepped on a rusty nail at home Wednesday, injuring his foot but no major harm expected beyond soreness. Mrs. Mark Hootman of Ire Mont is visiting. George Reeder from Williams Center visits weekly to buy eggs and sell goods. M E Sinn has a new buggy. A E Barrows bought a horse at Williams Center. Abe Steel and wife visited De fiance Saturday. W C Stever of Defiance was here on business. James Rogers will continue as township superintendent of schools for another year. Frank Sherman plans to build a granary this summer. C J Thomas sold his driving mare and bought another.

Ray Mathews American Steel Package Co John Dalldorf Mark Hootman Iremont Ind George Reeder Williams Center M E Sinn A. E Barrows Abe Steel Defiance W. C. Stever James Rogers Frank Sherman C. J. Thomas

Knights of Columbus hold three day convention in Mansfield

The State convention of Knights of Columbus completed a three days session in Mansfield and will meet in Youngstown next May. Elected officers include John O Dwire Toledo state deputy P J McCarthy Youngstown secretary T A Ott Mansfield treasurer Edward Sawhint Toledo warden and Rev Joseph Smith Cleveland chaplain. Delegates to the Norfolk Virginia national convention in June are Dr T A Burke Cleveland John B Connors Dayton Edward May Tiffin John Coffee Dayton with alternates M B McCarthy Toledo Edward Dickinson Steubenville W J Koos Columbus and Dr J M Hanly Chillicothe.

Mansfield of Knights of Columbus Youngstown John O’dwire Toledo P. J. McCarthy T. A. Ott Manefield Edward Sawhint Joseph Smith Cleveland Norfolk T. A. Burke John B. Connors Dayton Edward May Tiffin John Coffee M. B.mccarthy Edward Dickinson Steubenville W. J Koos Columbus J. M. Hanly Chillicothe

Aged Lady Burns in Fire Destroys Lima Homes

Mrs Catherine Kirby aged 63 bedridden in an upper room was almost burned to death in a blaze that destroyed her daughter Mrs John O Connell s home. She was carried from the room choking and later hospitalized badly burned with no hope for recovery. The fire also consumed the homes of Mrs Rose Hadeell John Neubrecht and Henry Pape and buried C Davis residence near West Cairo with heavy losses.

Express Lima Catherine Kirby John O'Connell

Aged Couple Killed Near Lake Shore Crossing

In Elmore on May 14 a 50 year old couple, Mr. and Mrs. Pred Krickhalm, were found lying together near the Lake Shore crossing after a freight passed at 9 13. The engine cut under the woman's chin, and the pair were thrown about 23 feet apart. The couple had just returned from a circus in Toledo and were seen passing the tracks to reach their home. Initial robbery speculation was dismissed as the man’s purse remained in his pocket and the watch was missing.

Elmore Lake Shore Pred Krickhalm Toleto S Ie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Puritan Woodwards Drug Store W. A. Kleinben Little Eon Garwood Daven Port, Lows Wm. H. Kleinhein Fred Coombe Brattleboro Stella A. Goddard Thomas Ansberry Chas. Baker Chicago Baker Kubo Lumber Co Ansberry Tors Caieago F.p.weisenburger & Bro Rexall State Bank NHING WM. Gmiqer Elbert Carter Ker Ofokorqiohohohohs Alokshmaiar Aig Mire EN. Lewis Holgate Avenue Walter Shelly Henry Seither T. T. Shaw F.P. Weisenburger Clinton Seither Sarah Kubo Potters Woman’s Home Missionary Society M. E Church Violet Weisenburger Chappel San Francisco Mrea. Canfield Augusta Orcutt Emery Marcy Babbitt Smucker, Sr Solo Roy Webb Rol Cail Job Social Hour Hattie Willie Baptist Church Francis Street Fred Corwin Willie Jon E. B. Griffth Harley & Whitaker’s Defiance, Ohio St. John’s Epworth League Bertua Slaver True B. Scuane i Epward J. Lock Committee WM. H.ruess Ohio National Guards Army Navy Marine Corps Hawaii Porto Rico Ashley Mise Nellie Thoure KH. Hrasbaum North Clinton Street Fl. X, Wessennneer & Os Reaper Rev. Deindoerfer S. Fockler and L. Rick Ludwig Rieck Lee, Massachusetts Our Jerchants Northwestern Nacional H. W. Myers Cicero K. O. C. Officers Eastman Khodaks Mollencup’s
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