Defiance Express Daily and Weekly History
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
4
The Defiance Express is a local newspaper led by publisher Thompson. The issue references ghee and advertises daily and weekly editions.
The senate approved adult suffrage with a dissenting vote, signaling that all Australian women will soon vote for federal parliament members. The note compares Australia’s size to the United States and highlights that by 1891 Ohio grants limited school suffrage to women, not voting on state school bonds or commissioners.
Mark Center Rev D F deWitt and wife of Butler Indiana attended the memorial service at Sherwood Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The visit included Mrs Wagner of The Bend and other local residents as part of a gathering of G A R Post members and friends.
Louisa Reeder wife of John C Reeder of Milford township died at their farm home May 22 1902 aged 65 years 11 months 14 days Born in Columbus Ohio the couple moved to Milford in 1860 and lived on the same farm Two children Emma Reid Ithaca Mich and Granville A Reeder Harlan Ind Funeral from the house Sunday forenoon Rev John Allen Hootman officiating burial at Lost Creek Lutheran cemetery Large funeral attendance.
Ithaca Michigan notes record the death of a son of Rev ES Chapman aged about 60 after a lingering illness on May 22. Elder John A. Hootman conducted the funeral at the residence with interment in Lost Creek Lutheran cemetery. The column lists local visits and events including Mrs Phebe Cole’s week in Hicksville and Boxwell exercises at West Milford.
South Tiffin reports H J Miller showing a new rubber tire top buggy. Albert Rath operates W C Partee’s well drilling outfit and found a good water well for Wm Kammeyer and others. Much corn remains to be planted. A social gathering occurred at Samuel Hornish’s home last Saturday. A yearling colt owned by Geof Miller fainted. Frank Rawlins returns from the Philippines and weighs options after three years service. He sold his saw mill to Fremont buyers and now works for Albert Siler in carpentry. Mrs Strawman of Lindsey and J Hauser and wife of Wooster visit Henry Kuhn. Fred Hyde of Ft Wayne visits his mother-in-law at J Kuhn’s home.
Classified notice advertises Dr Rankin's Kidney Tablet as a cure for back pain and permanent relief. Product sold by N Lewis Drugstore in Defiance.
Corrected daily lists from multiple local firms show prices for potatoes beans butter eggs and more. Wheat oats corn hay hides chickens ducks wool and other commodities are recorded with varying per unit rates and dealer sources.
William Kirtley Jr. nominated for member of the board of public works on the first ballot at 3 30 p m in Cleveland The lineup includes L C Laylins of Huron for secretary of state and Horace Ankeney of Greene County for dairy and food commissioner C J Thompson reports
Brookville residents report visits across Ney Evansport Defiance and Glenberg. J Figley and son Scott traveled to Defiance while Samuel Dunbar also went there. Farmers plant corn. Brooksville booms again amid community social rounds.
John Kern and H M Brandt bought a Star wind mill. A J Kern nears completion on his new house. John Higben has his barn raised. Charles Seibert began work on his cellar Friday. District No. 4 will close Friday with Miss Nora Rauth as principal. Dey Ayers offers 5 percent interest on loans. Harmon Rathage has foundations laid for his house and barn. Red Myers digs a drive well. Fred Myers bought a new corn plow recently. Dr Westrick and family spent Sunday with Mrs J Kerns.
Ridgeville residents visit relatives in Toledo while Mrs Chas Reynolds travels to Buffalo to visit friends. Mr and Mrs Carl McIntosh welcome a newborn daughter. Miss Byrdie Rand ends term and will attend Ada school this summer. Mrs Dorotha Strahorn of Napoleon visits Mrs H Coy, and Ida Willeman with Clyde Harmis travel to Toledo to see Ida’s sister Mrs John Wilson.
Mrs Edward Ehrman made a business call Thursday. A photographer from Defiance visited Tuesday and photographed the buildings. Clifton Spindler of Hicksville called to see his mother May 10. Christ Otto, inmate, went to Paulding to visit his daughter. Mr Cole of Mark Center called to see his father. Miss Alice Leaders spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Nell Hayes of Defiance was the guest of Alice Leaders Sunday.
Henry Marshouse raised his barn this week. Miss Jennie Huffman called on Miss Hattie Spade Sunday. The Misses Emma and Lizzie Wahl and Ethel Peck visited Miss FloScott Sunday. Mr and Mrs Miller and daughter Ella and Mrs Lamb of Florida visited Mrs Henry Marshouse Monday. Frank Wiseman and wife and Vernie Porter called on Mr and Mrs Wiseman Sunday. Henry Ward of near Brunersburg was in town this week. John Seigman and family were in Continental Sunday. Oren Scott took hay to Defiance Monday. Mr and Mrs Heinlein and little daughter called on A Scott Sunday. John Jeigman was in Defiance Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cooper of Holgate called on A Scott Sunday. Miss Lizzie Marshouse called on Mrs Henry Marshouse Sunday. Lottie Carl and Ray Wiseman visited Wahl's Sunday. Mrs George Dickman visited Mrs Clark Monday. Mrs Lizzie Chuf and family called on her mother Sunday. Peck and little son Leon called on Mrs Scott Monday. Emma Wahl was in Defiance Monday.
David Raser of Tiffin township is named by the county commissioners to replace John Lower as janitor of the court house and county jail. The change takes effect next Monday. Lower served nearly four years. Corressel opposed the move but his vote carried no effect.
Mr and Mrs Chas Freadhoff and daughter visited their uncle at Holgate Sunday. Edith Travis Clara and Minnie Smith of Brunersburg visited relatives there. Henry Frank and wife called on Christ Deckrush Sunday. Jennie Spade, recently with Jacob Dirr, heads home for a visit. Word of an upcoming wedding wafts through the community as plans take shape.
G D Ensign attended the Hub on business. Willie Lord has a new rubber tire. Eddie G F Alexander and John Lee visited Edgerton. Clara Dwinell returned home to To after visiting relatives in Logan and Farmer. Ehek Frank Buda prepared timber for John Lee’s new barn. Scott prepares timber for a large house. The SS convention at Dry Creek Saturday was a grand success led by president W L Hosack. Perry Freyman will go to Findlay next Tuesday as delegate to the state SS convention. Floyd Richardson has the frame of his new house up.
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