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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1904

Page

17

Splendid Concert by Primary Grades

A large audience enjoyed a Friday evening program by public school primary pupils under Prof Canfield. The Carnival of Flowers featured solos duets and choruses in bright crepe paper costumes. Fay Dozer led as Queen of the Fairies with a clear voice, and Gladys Rummel sang Yellow Jasmine with sweetness.

Canfield Fay Dozer Gladys Rummel Cosa Hudson Burnicerry Magnolia Vues Fay Doce Burnice Ury Mildred Dickman Joseph Boyer R. K. McFarland Francis Jarvis Chester Ensign Florida

Defiance People Letter From London Editor Daily Express

R Carey May of London letters the Daily Express about capturing 40 votes for a Worlds Fair Contest. He notes Mr and Mrs William Kettenring and son Paul are sightseeing London and planning a continental trip. He expresses homesickness and closes with regards.

R. Carey May London England Eas Defiance Machine Works KE. C Queen Street Daily Express William A. Kettenring Paul

Cleveland Wholesalers Tour Strengthens Trade Ties

About 40 Cleveland wholesale representatives arrived by special Wabash train for the thirteenth annual excursion. They visited Leipsic Deshler Weston Bowling Green Perrysburg and Napoleon before returning to Cleveland. Notables included C. T. Draper F. F. Bruce C. A. Paine and Louis Newman with press staff from Plain Dealer and Leader.

Cleveland Wabash Leipsic Deshler Weston Bowling Green Perrysburg Napoleon Paulding C. T. Draper F. F. Bruce C. A. Paine A. G. Tame C. E. Farnsworth I’. J. Woodworth A. B. Marshall H. R. Sanborn Geo. W.cady 8. L. Pierce R. F.goulder Harry New H. F. Lyman Geo. H. Bowman Geo. W. Kinney Lucien B. Hall R. L. Cobb M. L. McBride W. C. Spaulding C. H. Strong, Jr Geo. W. Avery Geo. T. McIntosh H. W. Burdick A. B. Lambert AE. Pike W. P. Weaver W. N. Bowler Amos , McNairy J. C. Forman J. Temple A. Schwartzenberg G. A. Tinnerman J. B. Pearce Samuel R. Mason Transportation Chamber of Commerce M. A. Havens Wholesale Merchants’ Board R. A. Wallace J. B. Tennant John B. Cochran Erie Railroad

Memorial Day Observed Amid Rain and Patriotism

Memorial Day services were held despite persistent rain. Graves were decorated and a parade was abandoned. the G A R fraternity marched to Monumental Park for a prayer and salute. The Opera House program featured Rev. Smucker and Rev. A. Edwin Smith with readings, speeches, and songs by students. The crowd filled the venue as voices honored Union veterans and Civil War sacrifices.

G. A.R Monumental Park Opera House Smucker J. P. Camson Lincoln Gettysourg K. V. Haymaker Murphy L. F. Beardsley Cameron Spain K. W. Haymaker A. Edwin Smith St. Paul’s M. E Marion

Local Socials and Legal Notices From Stryker Area

Mr and Mrs Lem Julliard of Stryker visited Monday with Will Helpman. Mrs Ann E Ralston returned from Lima after time with her son. Oliver Doster of Delaware visited with his wife visiting her parents. Elliott family attended Chas Elliott funeral in Coshocton then returned home. In Weisenbeck divorce case divorce refused but alimony granted. amount not fixed. Marriage licenses granted to Gottfried Deindorfer and Bessie Pocock and James M Colwell and Etta Hahn, all of Defiance. Mrs Miller and Mrs Abe Smith visited Hicksville and stayed with Prof and Mrs Beck. Run down and exhausted, take Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea. Claims paid in nitro explosion settlement: over 16000 for 458 claims. 100 claims denied for prior breaks. Adjusters surprise at claim types.

Weisenbeck Gottfried Deindorfer Bessie C. Pocock James M. Colwell Etta Hahn Lima The Gazette

Telegraphy School Promises Quick Advancement for Men and Women

The Defiance School of Telegraphy advertises rapid career rises and strong pay in telegraphy for men and women. It claims the school offers a well equipped office adjoining Western Union with official endorsement and guaranteed jobs for graduates, under the Western Union manager’s supervision. Open daily from dawn except Sundays. for terms and details contact Defiance Ohio.

Wome Western Union Western ‘Union Manafera Commiereta Oranches Va. m. al Sparn

Township Convention Draws Big Crowd at Brunersburg Church

Sunday schools held their annual meeting at Brunersburg M E church with large attendance. Maynard Jordan starred with a vocal solo "The Holy City" accompanied by Miss Abbie Clemons. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted, with brief social mentions and a marriage license granted to Clark W. Hutchins and Olive Crathens. Local ads note ham sale at Cash Market and Rocky Mountain Tea promotion.

Noble Township Sunday Schools Brunersburg M. E Maynard Jordan Abbie Clemmons Jordan Holy City Clark W. Hutchins Olive Crathens Farmer Township

Ordination of Julius Kitter at St John’s Church

Julius Kitter, son of Charles and Mary Kitter of East Defiance, was ordained a priest by Bishop Horstman after studying at Mt. St Marys Seminary in Cincinnati. The ceremony at St John’s drew a full church, with a high mass, reception at the Kitter home, and a planned Wisconsin trip before returning for first communion mass.

Julius Kitter St. John’s Catholic Church Kitter Charles Mary Kitter East Defiance Mt. St. Marys’ Seminary Cincinnati I. A. Horstman Cleveland Max F Walz M J Walz George A Forst John Forst Julius Ritter St. John’s Church J P Gloden Defiance Aloysius Brunner Green Bay Albert Kistner Dio Jos Marx Gener John Kiebel Edgerton Nicholas Espen the Bend Joseph M Paulus Bryan Francis P Doherty Father Gloden St John’s Chas Kitter Summit Street Wisconsin

A Faithful Official in Defiance Post Office

W H Stoutt, editor of the Ubrichville Chronicle, recounts visiting Defiance to inspect new post office fixtures and finds old colleague John Stork still serving as chief clerk. He notes Stork's accuracy, courtesy, and long service since 1872, except during Cleveland’s presidential years.

W. H. Stoutt Ubrichvillle Chronicle The Chronicle Defiance John Stork Stork Cleveland

Uniform courtesy remembered by postal workers

The excerpt notes the respectful treatment received from Mr. Stork and other postal staff including Mr. Deatrick, the former postmaster, highlighting loyalty and gratitude within the service.

County Republicans Name Chairman and Organize Delegate Vote

The Crosby house hosted a county Republican meeting at 2 p m Saturday with J J Craine named chairman and Will Kegel as secretary. Delegates to the St Louis judicial convention will be selected with the county vote empowered for all Lima Republicans on convention day. H L Powell, long-time Defiance resident now in St Marys, visited and spoke with the Express.

Republican Central Crosby House J. J. Craine Will Kegel St Louis Lima H. L. Powell Defiance St. Marys City The Express

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