Woodward's Condition Powder 25c Per Pound
Advertises Woodward's Condition Powder at 25 cents per pound, with a one pound package offered.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
5
Advertises Woodward's Condition Powder at 25 cents per pound, with a one pound package offered.
A collection of short notes: H W King and John Parrott in city and on business, Good and Linker delaying Hotel Defiance opening, a 16 pound dressed goose at H P Miller, visits by Mrs Press Rice and Mrs Lindenberger, Heinlein's orchestra at Crosby house, Stella Schneider returning from Coshocton, Gist touting Electric Oil, Fred Gier becomes shoemaker at Lynde's, trips to Klein's and Van Wert for Thanksgiving, and W J King attending her sister Fran cis Ehinver's wedding in Toledo.
The funeral of Chas. Harley took place in Toledo today with attendees from the city including Mr. and Mrs. C. Harley and daughter Mae Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Harley and daughter Blossom C. P. and Jay Harley Miss Nelle Harley and Mrs. R. T. Whitaker and children.
We return our heart felt thanks for assistance during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother. H. W. Kuen and children.
Bishop J W Joyce of the M E church and Epworth League president designates Sunday December 29 for morning and evening sermons on Prayer. Chapters to hold 6:30 pm services and study Acts 2 1 5 and 12 19. Attendee church services on December 30 31 and a watch night service with pastors. Letter sanctioned by all bishops.
John S Greenler reports buying a 6000 endowment policy in 1886 with 10 yearly payments. He notes maturity in 15 years, aided by high dividends, and a check for 6074.58 arrives on month end. He contrasts last year’s 5825.20 value to this year’s 6074.58, praising the investment and protection to age 66.
A brief notice quotes a claim of receiving more than paid 1270 dollars plus protection of 6000 dollars for fifteen years. It includes a challenge to any company to duplicate the arrangement and signs off as F. T. Berts, Gen. Agt.
In Common Pleas court Monday the jury awarded Ann Eliza Ralston the plaintiff $77.55 against the City of Defiance, placing costs on the city. The scene included other filings such as the Conrad versus Turnbull Wagon Co. suit and notices on various cases involving local firms and individuals. The court also noted a delay extension for briefs in the Defiance Water Co. versus the Council case and referenced a jury visit to the accident site.
George Geiger and Miss Glanz of Napoleon were married at Mapes hall on Wednesday. Many local residents and farms from Defiance Stryker Ney Jewell and Bryan visited or traded here last week and Thanksgiving plans drew Band boys to public events.
Mr Gherke of Henry county dined here Monday November 11 and Glen Leaders departed for Hickeville with two inmates on Monday November 18. Rector F W Smith admitted Jos Gokey to the infirmary Thursday. Ike Holtz of Mark township called Friday. The infirmary now houses 46 inmates. Mrs Peter Gates and son and Mr Smith and wife toured the infirmary Friday. Supt Boyer and wife of Paulding county infirmary made a brief visit Friday. Mae Hall Jennie Moninger and Mary Grietman of the Home visited Alice Leaders Sunday. Walter Ash spent Sunday in town with his parents.
The article notes plans for a Thanksgiving dinner and supper hosted by the band. It references activities in Stryker and Defiance with mentions of furnace work at the ME church and a Band involved in organizing the event.
The Disciples church oyster supper Saturday drew a good crowd and finished with a solid financial result. Herman Miller of Garrett visited Mr and Mrs John Dark Saturday. Good is building a barn near the C N railroad line. Miss Fannie Switzer visits Indiana. Mrs C N Dunakin spent Sunday with the Martins in Paulding county. J C Open lander resigns as express agent for B and O and C N RR CO. gate of Markle Indiana visited in Sherwood last week. Geo Good reports a sick horse and Dr H C Lindensmith has two sick horses Delaware County. local notes.
Hedged by scattered items from the week, the community records changes in occupancy and employment. Harry Brese purchased the Perley property now to be occupied by CL Speck publisher of Sherwood cars. H J Alderman starts as fireman at Holgate plant and may move this week. Roy Rock taught at North Delaware. Geo Dunakin called away. Dr H C Lindersmith on sick list. Geo Patten seriously ill from a fall. Mrs Clara Luderman of Oakwood visiting her parents E B Moats. J E Hosler and Nellie Starkey wed Sunday at their Paulding county home. Toledo syndicate rep pursuing right of way for new electric road. WF Horton in Toledo Monday. Union services at ME church Thursday with Rev Spear. CC Gilman of Chicago visited. R E Mann ill with catarrhal fever. Mrs OL Widney visiting Adrian Michigan.
Local residents from Hicksville and nearby towns visited, traveled, or planned gatherings this week. Notes include Thanksgiving plans in Shelby and Hoytsville, sales of a barber shop, teaching assignments, medical visits, and family trips to Defiance Sherwood and Lilly Michigan.
L E Conkey of Farmer visited town on Saturday. Claude Gleason spent Sunday at Defiance. Frank Coulter left Friday for a Northwest trip. Frank Burdher visited Defiance on Friday. Coburn returned Friday from Chicago on business. Otis did business in Defiance Saturday. Rev Wm Dempter will speak at the Presbyterian Gospel Sunday evening. Agents for the Ohio and Indiana Traction Co. also a representative...
Residents report family movements and caregiving as Mrs George Keller and Mrs Arty Doud visit De fiance while Mrs Horatio Bowers remains bedfast for six weeks. Hog purchases include a 500 pound steer from S W Beattie and a large hog from Park Yeagley. John Draker moved into a new house. Will Stuckman to farm George Reynolds’ land next season. Funerals draw large crowds at Maumee Valley Dunkard church for Mrs Jacob Kintner.
Geo Winn’s home activity noted. Levi McClellan visiting in the east. Miss Pearl Rice guest of Miss Myrtle McKee. G Niken of Maysville visited. Miss Clara Reas visiting sister Mrs Mary Bowman near Maysville. Frank Kasel and Howard Hootman of Farmer spent Sunday at home. Thanksgiving entertainment planned at Christian Chapel Thursday. Rev Fletcher and Prof Biglow to open a normal school at Milford Center town house Monday. A young daughter arrived at Hootman Hessen. meetings to begin at UB church Monday evening with about 25 students.
For sale an 80 acre farm and 385 acres with buildings. Located on a main gravel pike six miles from town with river bottom land. Prices range from 2500 to 3500 per acre totaling 13475. Call Bronson's Mortgage Loan and Real Estate Exchange, Defiance Ohio.
Clyde Hoffman of Glenburg bought poultry last Monday. Theodore Keoppe and wife of Bryan visited Mr and Mrs Ed Keoppe Monday afternoon. John Figley and Wm Figley hauled baled hay to Defiance last week. John Hancock delivered poultry to Glenburg Tuesday. Mrs Belle Garlinger returned home after visiting sister Neva Woodcock of Morenci Michigan. Frank Cristy drove to Defiance Friday. Esther Keoppe is sick. James Figley sold hogs to Chas Weber of Ney last Saturday. Farmers husked and moved into Marg Cameron’s rented house Friday. 58 Figley of Brunersburg was here last week. Otto Schick drove to Glenburg Friday with poultry.
M E Sunday school discusses a Christmas program. Bates ET Rethmel and wife visited S. F. Stock. Simon Patten from North Richland dined at S L Dunn's. Golda Rethmel travels to Toledo for a short visit. S L Dunn and wife called on John Peter. Rethmel and Mary Stock were guests of Ambrose Rodger. E B Peterson visited Evansport. Fred Hire bought beef cattle from Henry Deepe and shipped a carload to Buffalo. Farmers plow. Fred Linebrink moved to Evansport.
ExPrEss home advertisers meet their claims and residents are urged to report misleading ads. If an advertiser cheats, cut out the ad and bring it to the office for protection and reciprocity.
The Weekly Express publisher will settle arrears and accept advance subscriptions only on December 26 27 28 29 31 1901. Arrears paid at 1 dollar per year and new subscriptions at 1 dollar per year until January 1 1902 when price rises to 1.50. Office near Court House Defiance Ohio.
Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claims to cure coughs and colds and save lives by stopping consumption at the cusp. The advertisement presents dramatic health assurances and urges readers to purchase the remedy for relief.
Jennie Garber visited Sol In gle last week. Ben Smith and wife of Pioneer visited here Saturday and Sunday. Noble township will hold a joint Sunday school convention at the Rural Chapel M E church Saturday evening at 7 30 and Sunday afternoon at 1 30 December 14 and 15.
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