Local Socials and Commerce Fill Hickeville News
Mr and Mrs Tony Weber visited in the city en route from Weston where they stayed with their son Julius Weber. The Greenier well remains unshot likely for ten days with a driller betting on at least 15 barrels daily. A surprise party honored Annne Dicus at Mrs Fillman s Eastle home. Christ Gansmiller will auction three horses wagons and farm machinery near Evansport on Dec 10. A W King Son promote overcoats in Defiance Ohio. John Clemens and Kate Mekus wed at North Ridge Catholic church. F W French acquires Burt s Bazaar and plans remodeling starting Jan 11. Warren Woodcock tops the H P Miller Co exchange chicken pickers earning 35 59. Fred Lawton second at 33 48. William P Engel group hosted final party with euchre prizes and a luncheon.
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Tony Weber
Hickeville
City
Dave King
Weston
Julius Weber
Greenier
F. W. French
Burt’s Bazaar
Fred Lawton
William P. Engel
Bell
Fannie Gray
Mildred Haymaker
Letha Mae Engel
William R. Engel
Last Sad Rites For Edward B Hooker At Local Church
Funeral services for Edward Bernard Hooker were held with a large crowd at First Presbyterian Church after a private 1:30 pm service at his home. The Defiance Commandery and Omega lodge joined in burial at Riverside cemetery after a sermon by Rev Slagle titled In everything give thanks. Born February 5 1871 he worked at Turnbull Wagon Works and married Eva Waldorf in 1900. He was active in multiple fraternal orders and local clubs and attended First Presbyterian Church.
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Edward Bernard Hooker
Riverside Cemetery
Holgate
Hooker
Jefferson and
Arabella Streets
B. W. Slagle
The
Presbyterian Church
Friends
K. T
F. X. Weisenburger
G. M. Watking
P. Lodge
B. J. Emery
W. G. Lehman
the Commandery
A. M. Minsel
R. W. Webb
Omega Lodge
John Whitney
J. H. Shutters
Turnbull Aid Society
Defiance Commandery
K.T
Tu-en-dawhe Lodge
W.S. Hancock Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edward P. Willey
Chicago
C.J. Roxwell
F. B. Rockwell
North Baltimore
J. A. Appleman
St. Louis
Bernie
P. Hooker
Arabella Holgate Hooker
Davis Business College
Toledo
Janesville
Wis
Wabash Railway
Eva Waldorf
Belknap
Iowa
Turnbull Wagon Works
Oc-co-nox-ee Council
K. P
Hancock Lodge
National Protective Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Bright
Gossip on B O railway land deals and Latty grove rumor
Rumors say the B and O railway may buy Tippen land west of the city but officials have not confirmed any purchase. The paper notes a possible Latty grove site between Clinton and Wayne streets for Chicago division offices, though no firm plans are verified.
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B. & O. Railway
Tippen
Vis
Clinton and
Wayne Streets
Chicago
Garrett, Ind
Garrett
Miss Lehman's Millinery Bargains at 507 Second Street
Local store promotes a sale with the line of millinery priced cheap and invites customers to Call and See Our Bargains at Miss Lehman’s 507 Second Street. The passage also notes ongoing railway blueprints and potential Garrett shops discussions, with a separate ad for Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents.
Highland Center 5 Ayersville 0 in Friday football clash
Highland Center defeated Ayersville 5 to 0 on Friday. Local notes report travel plans, illness, church events, meetings, and community happenings across Fulton County and nearby towns.
Comes of heroic stock
Mr and Mrs Geo Allison of Tiffin township visited Edgerton for the 90th birthday of Mrs Allison’s father Geo Allen Barnes on November 22 1903. Barnes credited with temperance and Republican loyalty. His maternal grandfather Reuben Hale enlisted at 18 in the first Boston company for the Revolutionary War and was related to Nathan Hale the spy.
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Geo. Allison
Tiffin Township
Edgerton
Lindsay moved quarters after murder case
Marsh Lindsay of Findsay arrived in Columbus with Mrs Lindsay after a life sentence for killing Celery King Johnson. The case went through multiple courts and he was released on a bond of 2000 dollars. Lindsay said curious visitors at Findlay wore out their carpets, prompting the move.
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State Journal of
Marsh Lindsay
Findsay
Lindsay
Columbus
Evansport and Defiance residents visit local home
Mrs. Mary Schneider and Mrs. H Murbaugh of Evansport visited the home on November 11. George Mallett and wife of Defiance visited Sunday evening, November 15. Schultz and Spangler of Defiance were here last week on business. Ww Hatfield and Blaine Dickman of Defiance were here Sunday. L G Harden of McComb and Miss Olga M Ewing of Shawtown toured the home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schneider
H Murbaugh
Evansport
Mallett
Defiance
Schultz and
Spangler
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Ohio
Woodwards' Drug Store
Annne Dicus
Fillman
Eastlefiance
Christ Gansmiller
A. W. King & Son
A.W. King & Son, Clothiers
John Clemens
Kate Mekus
Adams Township
North Ridge Catholic
Mekus
St. John’s Reformed Church— Cor. Fourth
Washington Ste
F. E. Lahr
Zion Reformed Church of Sherwood
Riverside
Helen Phelps
Anna Graham
Colorado Springs, Colo
Dey Ayers
Sensor Yingling Ovtisan
Harley & Whitaker's
Harley & Whitaker’s
Boston
M. A. Horn
Produce Pietange Bank
Daoust
Chicago Junction
Ill
Department of the Engineering Corps
Rocky Mountain
Weisenburger & Emery
DR. Reed
8. L. Pierce
J. C. Vandenbroen
C. Winterich
Booth Jefferson Street
Defiance, Ohio
Mollencup
Optician
Aversville
Highland Center
Ayersville
NS Blue
Fulton County
Jacob Adams
Ocean Springs
Miss
John W Myers
Virden
Frank Applegate
Oakland Church
Epworth League
Bertha Zeigler
A M Virden
Joan of Arc
Oakland
J H Bethtards
Nora Hanankroth
Independence
AM Rover
Fostoria
Pleasant Bend
JW Myers
Mulholland
DC E Uintia
Junction
Ayersvile
Ed Kusian
California
Gordon
Roundhead
Bert Ashton
Latchaw
Arthur
Jacob Breckler
Eon Botana
F M Grant
E L Andrews
Curly Thompson
JL Andrews
Morris
John Mahares
Emerald Township
Chas Andrews
Morris Farm
Stella Jackson
Madge Ico
Grace Andrews
Fred Knoop
W H
J F Kleinhein
Edward Todd
Frank Mansfield
Cheney
Godfrey
Biltmore
Biltless
Cueney & Gopfrey
Children’s Home
Welsenberger & Emery
Arokestrew
E. N. Lewis
Michigan Real Estate
Grama Ledge
Grand Ledge
Grand Lodge
Michigan
Russell Real Estate Exchange
Defiance Home Saving & Loan
Crosby House
H. P. Miller Produce Company
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