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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1906

Page

5

Defiance County News Briefs and Local Notices

Local notes include visits by Squire John Core of Sherwood and Miss Mamie Allen of Troy. High school fastpitch to play Hicksville Friday. Mast Side fire dept receives 50 feet of hose and tests it. Security Building & Loan promotes quick, low interest loans with no commission. Id Company fined fifty dollars for liquor sale and Sunday saloon. Judge Snook rules against Board of County Commissioners in creek improvement case. Fred Whiteford to serve eight months in workhouse after plea of sedition and fine. Hunter Harry Adams shoots in woods. barrel damaged. Various local visits, illnesses, eye care ads, and a rummage sale at Snider’s Shoe. Kiliza A Lewis petitions in common pleas to partition estate of Hobard Lewis. Jos L and Bennett Lewis named as defendants.

Kiliza A Lewis Common Pleas Court Richland Township Hobard Lewis Jos L. Lewis Bennett Lewis

Lost Creek Notices and Local Movements

Lost Creek Lillian Keys under doctor care last week. Curtis Buda and William Alexander run the former John Bell husker. J. B. Edwards of Decatur Indiana sold poultry powders nearby last week. A A Sellers delivered a batch of hogs to Melburn Saturday. Grandma Blair had a birthday party Tuesday. Floyd Richardson moved to Bryan Saturday and plans to leave with his brother for Colorado the 20th. Miss Iva Buda improved in the past week. Harry Blair moved onto the Floyd Richardson place early this week. Preaching planned at Lost Creek Presbyterian on Sunday morning by Rev. Wilson of Holgate.

Lillian Keys Curtis Buda William Alexander John Bell A. A. Sellers Melburn Grandma Blair Floyd Richardson Bryan S’riday Colorado Iva Buda Harry Blair Floyd Jennie Lindsey Alba Brooks Ft. Wayne Nellie Wilson Maysville Claud Mann J. N. Stoy Worth Click Miss Cramer Ed. Schutt Laura McKee Rev. Miller Hicksville

Surprise presented to Mrs. Barber by church men

The Presbyterian church group and friends gifted Mrs. Arthur Barber a set of solid silver knives and forks with Mr. John Faust delivering a brief speech of appreciation. Other notes mention relocations, district meetings, and local trades including Dan Bricker’s meat market sale and Dalrymple taking over Mann & Currittin’s barber shop.

Presbyterian Church Arthur Barber John Faust Barber

Hicksville creek improvement case ends in favor of county

Judge Snook dissolves temporary injunction blocking the county commissioners from widening and deepening Middle and North Gordon and Mill creeks. Plaintiffs Andrew Anderson et al allege improper proceedings and drainage impact but the court rules against them. Appeals planned by Newbegion firm. Additional notes on local social visits and two marriages.

Snook Board of County Commissioners Hicksville Township Middle North Gordon Mill Creeks Common Pleas West End Andrew Anderson Hicksville Brown Anderson Board of Commissioners R. Newbegion Openlander and Harris & Cameron

Local residents update and defiance business group talk

Grandma Kelly moved to her daughter Mrs. Arthur Snyder's near Bryan. Floyd Richardson moved to Bryan and rents his farm to Harry Siain. Allen McDaniels of Albion visits relatives. Mrs. Emily Stone visits Hicksville. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver plan to move southwest of Farmer. John Snyder's family to Toledo for illness. Neighbors husk corn for Jeremiah Lord and Vernon. kindness gratefully acknowledged. Grandma Blair is poorly. John Conley moved to Paul Richardson's former property. Perry Fryman arrives from St. Wayne, health improved. Community urged to organize to attract the Horseshoe Manufacturing Co. and other industry. Mayor Crowe calls for united business effort and a board of trade to attract factories and use vacant buildings and sites.

Grandma Kelly Arthur Snyder Bryan Floyd Richardson Harry Siain Floyd Paul Allen McDaniels Albion Emily Stone Hicksville Frank Oliver Farmer John Snyder Toledo Jermiah Lord Vernon Grandma Blair John Conley Paul Richardson Perry Fryman St. Wayne Horseshoe Manufacturing Co Newark Industrial Bureau Crowe Business Men’s Association Board of Trade Incorporated Board of Trade

Woman files insanity charge against husband after attempted murder

Mrs. Jane Evans of Rimer filed insanity charges against her husband Meredith Vans after he tried to kill ex County Infirmary Director James Williams. Evans was judged insane at a Probate Court hearing and committed to the care of his son Morgan Evans who will take him to Findlay.

Ottawa Jane Evans Meredith Vans Rimer Ex County James Williams Evans Heidlebough Morgan Evans Findlay

Masters Given Ten Years for Shooting with Intent

William Masters found guilty of shooting Theodore Nemeyer, a surveyor, is sentenced to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary by Judge Killits. Sentence suspended until November 30 for appeal preparations. Bond set at $5,000, plus costs of prosecution.

Bryan William Masters Theodore Nemeyer Ohio

Free Eye Exam and Fitting Guidance Offer

The notice invites customers to have their eyeglasses examined at no charge and, if needed, fit the frames properly. It emphasizes ensuring correct lens alignment and proper fit for comfort and vision.

Mrs Jennie Arrants Confined by Rheumatism at Home

West Milford report notes Mrs. Jennie Arrants is confined to her home with rheumatism. Reverend Jas Moore visited Ft Wayne Monday to be the guest of his son L H Moore. He was accompanied by a companion.

Pocahontas Jennie Arrants Jas. Moore Ft. Wayne L. H

Three Wedding Hints for Frugal Affairs

Do not burden family finances with an extravagant wedding the show is brief and poverty may follow. Avoid inviting many to secure gifts as each present becomes a mortgage on future income. For gowns pick practicality over costly fashion and consider dresses worn rarely in the social circle.

Monroe farmers near Beet crop peak as Rice ships fifty carloads

In Monroe the beet crop nears completion with Rice shipping 50 carloads. Dr J N McCormack of Bowling Green Kentucky lectures at the First Presbyterian church on health, sanitation and wary use of patent medicines. Local families welcome new births, accidents, and farm improvements as community interest runs high.

Monroe Wm. Searle Defiance Ira Donaldson F. M. Stecker J. N. McCormack Bowling Green American Medical Association First Presbyterian Church McCormack Kentucky Medical Assn American Medical Assn S. T. Sutphen Arthur Barber Stevene Defiance County Medical Society McCormick Julius Jacobson Toledo McCor

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Pail International Woodwards A. W. King & Son Squire John Core Sherwood City Mamie Allen Troy Mast Side THE Security Building & Loan Company Fred Whiteford Swan Creek Whiteford Kopp Harry Adams Nimrod John Clemens Holgate Dr. Huffman Fern Smith Jesse W. Shultz Harrisburg, Ill V. U. Hall Snider Lost Creek Tos. Schottdorf Watchmaker Sochier Dean’s F. P. Weisenburger & Brother Rexall Ry Goods CPN Carte WM. H. Ruess Pho the State Bank WM. Geiger Elbert E. Carter Peter Kettenring Virgil Squire Edward Squire A. B. Davis Washington Street Squire Turnbull Aid Society National Union Hall Timothy T. Ansberry Holgate Avenue Robert Holgate William Kettenring Mesdames W. J. Bohannon John W. Winn William B. Daoust Meble Larah Winn Fanny Gray Irene Wolsiffer C. J. Hoff Andrew Hilbert Farmertownship Jewett R Cf Cruikshank W. R. Holden Co Walla Bricker E. D. Ackerman Dr. Williams Kendalville Ind M. Linn Ai Clark John S. Snydes Cedarville A. D. Rank Frank Bricker Fred V.dalrymple R E. Mann Mollencup’s Gordon- Mill Creek Bryanite Defiance Company Resources Frank Sena CTS Alwais National Bank United States West Milford Kittner’s Clothing Store Court House Defiance, Ohio G. D. Edgar Crosby the Harley Shoe Store Harley Shoe Store Second St Mack C. F. Douglas Kalida Putnam County Medical Society C. H. Donaldson Henry Kay Elmer Grant Thomas Maddock Harvey Chloe Grant Ira Gordon Belle and Mary Donaldson Ed Grossman Wister Russell Donaldson King Blanche Donaldson Alva King Belva Searle Ada Donaldson Delphos Reynolds Lima Andy Rockey Earl Jane Keifer Oakwood Ft. Jennings Micnie Jamison Washington Eernest Vollmer Frank Balser Ernest Charley Weber Charles Weber Ney Martino Weber Otilla Stailey John Kintner Sellers Green Springs Richard Durr Cleveland Francis Dean Gisler Geo. Smith Pressule W. V. Hutchins & Son Clinton Street
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