Muddy Island Park clash ends in scoreless tie
Twenty two players from Defiance's Company G and the DelLaSalles battled on a rainy muddy field at Island Park with no team able to score. Shaw and Miller stood out in a hard fought, error prone game as Defiance controlled later play and the crowd's interest remained light.
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Island Park
Company G’s Eleven
Dela Salles
Shaw
Toledo
DelLaSalles
Miller
Thri'elm Salles
Aus
DeLaSalle
Social life notes from Necana society events
Mrs F Groselle hosted an afternoon for Necana ladies on Nicholas Street with a two course luncheon. The National Union dances at their hall drew large attendance and Miss Farrell played piano. Mrs H P Corbett and guests enjoyed dinners for Mrs Elmer Webb, with multiple hosts and attendees listed. A farewell for Rev C A Rowe and wife precedes their move to Indiana. Salmagundi group discussed Dutch masters with papers on Rubens Rembrandt Van Dyke and Dutch School artists. Trustees of Brunersburg ME church met November 3 1905 to open the church for moral and educational use and funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ensign
Francis Street
Elmer Webb
E J Webb
A B Murphy
W D Parker
Willey
H P Corbett
Mildred
Theo. Ensign
Agnes Ensign
C A Rowe
Indiana
J W Nau
H H Felk
Edgar Robertson
H A Felk
Grace Miller
Dora Durham
Martha Felk
Bertha Myers
Messrs
John Barker
John Kendy
Charles Rodgers
Fred Stelter
Frank Folk
Lester Nau
John Folk
Harry Folk
Walter Nau
Jessie Rodgers
Salmagundi
H E Meyers
Park Avenue
Holland
Rubens
Violet Weisenberger
Rembrant
Lotta Winn
Bowlby
Chicago
van Dyke
Sites
Helen Phelps
Patterson
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mildred Haymaker
Eda Weigerding
Brunersburg
Bazaar A Success Prompted by Defiance Citizens
The Firemen's bazaar in Defiance drew strong patronage and generous support led by Miss Houghton. Tickets totaled 825 with prizes including a wagon and a buggy. numerous prizes were awarded by vote. The event funded firemen's convention activities and delighted attendees.
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Firmen
J M Weismantel
The Mansfield Medical and Surgical Institute Free Consultation Notice
The Mansfield Medical and Surgical Institute offers a free consultation service. Eligible patients may inquire for a no charge preliminary evaluation and guidance on available medical services.
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The
Mansfield Medical & Surgical Institute
Dr Shipley Endorsed As Noted Ohio Physician
Fostoria Ohio September 10 1905 testimonial praises Dr Shipley a graduate from leading US medical colleges with 28 years practice including 10 years as a specialist. He allegedly cures kidney and bladder disease after others failed and now runs a large private Ohio practice.
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Shipley
United States
Ohio
Fostoria
Findlay
Fremont
Mt. Clemens
Mich
E. S. B. Vandersall
R. Hotel Sherwood
Specialties of Dr Shipley Practice Sold at Mansfield
The advertisement lists treatments for heart brain and nervous diseases throat and lung ailments stomach liver and bowel disorders blood and skin conditions kidney bladder diseases women private and sexual diseases. It promises cures and home treatment from a laboratory equipped physician with no guesswork and offers free private consultation and analysis. East Fourth Street Mansfield Ohio.
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Bright
Shipley
Mansfield Medical & Surgical Institute
East Fourth Street
Mansfield
Local residents noted in city visits and deaths
Mr Chesbrough of Cecil and Mrs Everett Stafford of Cecil visited the city Friday. Capt J D Donaldson of Washington DC also in the city. Miss Lizzie Harter of Tiffin returning from a visit. C W Edwards of Leipsic died aged 84. surviving sons W W Edwards J A Edwards and daughters Mrs H Spense and Mrs Andrew Huffman. Funeral held in Leipsic. The B and O Railroad awarded a $6,000,000 contract to ballast tracks between Chicago Junction Ohio and Chicago Illinois, with six years to complete. stone to be quarried on 20 acres north of North Baltimore.
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Everett Stafford
Cecil
City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago Junction
Chicago
Baltimore
C .W Edwards
Laipsie
B J Emery
Edwards
W W
J A Edwards
H Spense
Andrew Huffman
Leipsic
Defiance College projects its largest year yet opening Nov 14
The Defiance College second quarter opens November 14 amid optimism from students and friends. Attendance has risen over twenty five percent with new entrants from Ohio and neighboring states plus Canada and Japan. The college boasts a strong faculty, expanded library, improved lab equipment, and Trowbridge Hall housing and meals. Early notice to college management can secure better accommodations.
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Defiance College
Defiance
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Canada
Japan
Trowbridge Hall
Royal Baking Powder Promote Home Baking Convenience
Home makers can bake fresher, cleaner and tastier cakes biscuits muffins and puddings with Royal Baking Powder. It promises quick economical results and better flavor than ready made foods, showcasing Royals as the premier bake day aid from New York.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Death of Mrs Garver in Defiance City
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Garver wife of Sylvester Garver died Saturday night at 7 in her Wayne street home after weeks of illness anaemia aggravated by a gastric ulcer. She aged 63 years 3 months and 1 day, daughter of Matthew and Mrs Elliott. Funeral held Tuesday with services at residence and Independence ME church. burial in Independence cemetery.
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Mary Elizabeth Garver
Sylvester Garver
Wayne Street
Garver
Matthew Elliott
North Richland Township
EF E Hall
Lick Spangler
Helen
Independence ME Church
C A Smucker
Independence Cemetery
District WRC Convention At Pioneer District
The district convention of the WRC held Nov 1 at Pioneer was well attended. Mrs E J Webb of Defiance presided as president. Counties represented include Williams Fulton Defiance Paulding and Putnam with 23 corps and 150 delegates. New officers elected were Mrs Hodson president Mrs Grat vice president and Mrs Maude Russell patriotic instructor.
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WRC
Pioneer
E J Webb
Defiance
Williams
Fulton
Paulding
Putnam
Webb
Bell
Hodson
Grat
Maude Russell
Defiance College Announces Second Quarter Start Novelty
Defiance College in Ohio reports its second quarter opening on November 14 1905. The first quarter shows a gain of over 25 percent from last year driven by student needs, with courses in Collegiate Academic Teachers Theological Commercial Music and Elocution. Tuition and living costs are stated at 31.50 for ten weeks including board and room.
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Defiance College
Defiance
P. W. McReynolds
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Young
Company G
Mary Rigel
Indianapolis
Henry Houghton
Thureday
All Souls
Potters
Raymond
Ilil
James Tuttle
North Defiance
Henry Wellman
St. Louis
C S Wellman
New Zion
Webb Wood
Payne Moats
Santa Fe
New Mexico
David Sallenberger
Lucy E Norrick
Hickeville
William May
Williams County
Anna Delser
Washington Township
Redmond
Ill
Same
Beardsley
National Union
Miss Farrell
EG Webb
H Willey
Corbett
Mangas
Weisenburger
Doll
Consuella McClintock
Buffet
Emma Richolt
Wm Kirtley, Jr
Karl Kasbaum
Bokop, Webb and Palm
Anthony Kerns
AC Holzer
W Hetz
A Squires
Charles Wonderly
W A Kehnast Company
Isaac Deveaux
Jacob Muller
Muller
T T Shaw
Agnes Sheridan
Loretta St. Amant
Emma Schmaltz
Flora Antener
Anna Riley
Helen Murphy
Hiram Hughes
Martin and Company
Myers
Dr.r.sherman Shipley
Wayne
Mr. Chesbrough
Capt
J D Donaldson
Washington, DC
Cora Werther
Morenci, Mich
William Dorsey
Honora Dorsey
Lizzie Harter
Tiffin
H H Mollencup
Mrs. Garver
Mise Leah Louys
Stryker
J F Coulter
Hicksville
Edward Decker
North Baltimore
George Schlosser
Karl and
Harry Schlosser
Hamlet
Turnbull Aid Society
National Union Hall
Phoebe Tittle
A B Crowe
United States Treasury
United States Courts
Defiance County
Defiance City
Balt. & Ohio Railroad
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