Sunday School News Round Up from Defiance County
A lengthy Tuesday to December 1 program at Lost Creek Presbyterian Church features adult and intermediate Bible classes by P. N. Richardson and Miss Carmie A. Dustin with teacher preparation discussion. Treasurer report from Ayersville M E notes 56.84 total and urges June 1 payment. attendance includes Emery Elliott still ill from typhoid and leaders H F Willeman and T H Clark. International Sunday school stats from 1899 cited. local officers Nora Flora and John Hornish lead a Defiance county school using quarterly lessons at home and Bible in class.
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P. N. Richardson
Carmie A. Dustin
James Husted
W. L. Hosack
Ayersville M. E
M. E. Ashton
Springfield
Meon
Defiance County
S. M
Joseph Tie Non Dan
Ella Shanklin
Gen. Sec’y Buich
J. Clark
S. M. Haver
Emery Elliott
H. F. Willeman
Ayersville
L. L. Canfield
Defiance
B. F. Myers
Center Chapel
Highland Township
T. H. Clark
Ohio
M. E
Nora Flora
John Hornish
United States
British Provinces
Mexico
Light Company Lays Gas Mains to New Plant Link
The Peoples Gas and Electric Co began laying gas mains to connect the new plant on Fourth Street with the gas receiver at Harrison Street. A trench is dug in the alley between Jackson Street and the Wabash railway as city officials consider an injunction to stop street disruption.
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Peoples’ Gas and Electric Company
Fourth Street
Harrison Street
Jackson Street
Resolutions Adopted by Auglaize Hive on Laura B Lind
Auglaize Hive No 121 L C T M adopted resolutions of respect at a November 20 1901 meeting mourning Laura B Lind a devoted wife and mother. They express sympathy to B F Lind note her faith and heavenly reward and authorize thirty day chapter draping along with notices to family and city papers. Mary Kidney Martig Hupson Violet Weisenburger signed the resolution.
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Auglaize Hive
Wueerens
Laura B. Lind
B. F. Lind
Earth
Apostle
Mary Kidney
Martig Hupson
Violet Weisenburger
Five Hoboes Attack B and O Detective Near Depot
B and O detective John Eink was set upon by five hoboes near the depot at 5 30 p m Saturday. He escaped unharmed though his clothes were torn. City Marshal Hull summoned by phone had three arrestees registered as James Murray Thomas P Murray and John Bolan on trespass charges.
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John Eink
Eink
S. A. Hull
James Murray
Thomas P. Murray
John Bolan
Trepass
Family movements and local moving notices in Garrett area
Mrs Chas Moses and family return home after a visit with Frank Moses and wife. Ward goes to Ada for stave factory work. Howard Killion from Oil Center visits to hunt quail. Chas Dirt and wife travel to Defiance. Bevelhymer family moves into Chas Eger’s house. Pfau family begins housekeeping there. John Brinkman welcomes a boy. Desgrange family moves southwest of town. Metham moves into Dirr’s house. Curtland goes to Ada for short stave factory work. Hettener moves his family to Etna Green. Williamson family leaves for Columbus. Mr Williamson employed there. Krieger family hosts oyster supper. local ads urged honesty and reciprocity.
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Chas Moses
Garrett
Frank Moses
Ward
Ada
Howard Killion
Oil Center
Chas
Dirt
Defiance
John Bevelhymer
Eger
George Pfau
Bevelhymer
John Brinkman
Desgrange
Metham
Peter Dirr
George Curtland
Laylin plan taxes corporations to fund state costs
Secretary of State Laylin proposes a tax plan requiring all Ohio chartered or doing business corporations to file annual reports with a fee of one twentieth of one percent of capital stock. With about 3 million in capital, the levy could cover state expenses, easing local taxpayers. The plan aims to equalize taxes, curb corporate power, and lift burdens from citizens.
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Laylin
Ohio
State of
Sheriff Election Proclamation Publication Dispute
An exposé notes that state law allows sheriff notices for general elections to be printed in multiple papers, including a German edition, with counties paying. This year two papers printed the five week notice and were paid for three weeks. commissioners cut the bills without notifying publishers. The ExPREss backs the commissioners for cost savings affecting papers outside its interest.
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McCarty
The
Express
Democrat
Rag, Rubber, and Copper Recovered for Top Market Price
Local appeal invites residents to bring in rags, rubber, and copper to maximize returns. Scrap-collection event promises fair weighing and prompt payment, with brokers on hand to grade and purchase materials.
Regional Briefs from Newark to Steubenville
STATE NOTES NEWARK The Columbus Buckeye Lake and Newark Electric Road was permitted to lay tracks across the Baltimore and Ohio and Panhandle lines at Pine street crossing without interference. Canton Theodore Voges 68 died of progressive paralysis. St Marys Silas Bitner Western Ohio Traction killed by a falling pole. widow in Akron. TiFIN Burnam Stopfle Detroit seeks receiver for Seaburg dry goods Findlay. Covington R Karlton sole heir to 15000 estate London uncle death. OTrawA six year old daughter of John Westrick burned after gunpowder ignited stove. Warren John Parks Matthew Lintoln held on murder charge of Saloon Keeper Charles Thompson. Versailles cattle dying from corn stalk disease. Steubenville M F Gullet fatally injured in runaway. GILEAD Miss Lillie Miles Edison died from stove burns. Thanksgiving Day reduced rail fares L H & D Ry sells tickets Nov 27 and 29 return to Nov 29. Details via C H & D agents.
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Newark
Columbus, Buckeye Lake
Baltimore and Ohio
Tourist Cars on the Nickel Plate Road
Semi weekly Transcontinental Tourist Cars run between Atlantic and Pacific coasts via Nickel Plate Road. Cars offer sleeping accommodations similar to regular Pullman. Departures: Boston Mondays and Wednesdays. San Francisco Tuesdays and Fridays. Buffalo 1:00 am Tuesdays and Thursdays. East bound Chicago Tuesdays and Saturdays 2 30 pm. Low rates and in car services for heating and beverages. For information contact Nickel Plate agents oragents at Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Nickel Plate Road
Atlantic
Pacific
Boston
San Francisco
Buffalo
Chicago
C A Asterlin
P A
Waye
Ind
R J Hamilton
Ft Wayne
California Illustrated praised as finest travel visuals
The Chicago 400 journal of travel and topics arrives via Chicago and Northwestern Ry. The edition is praised for its tinted half tones, perfect letter-press, and vivid California scenery. Copies mailed for 2 cents postage to W B Kniskern in Chicago Illinois.
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California
Illustrated Monthly
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
W B Kniskern
G P & TA
CWN Wby
Ill
Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association Meeting Rates
The Wabash offers $2.09 round trip tickets for the Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association event in Toledo. Tickets go on sale November 28 and are valid for return through November 30, with travel from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Toledo
Ohio
Wabash
Special Tickets Sale Through Nickel Plate for Students
Special tickets will be sold via the Nickel Plate road to students of colleges seminaries and universities. For specifics apply at any Nickel Plate ticket office or to C A Asterlin T P A Ft Wayne Indiana or R J Hamitor Ft Wayne Indiana.
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Nickel Plate Road
C. A. Asterlin
T.P.A
Ft. Wayne
Ind
R. J. Hamitor
Nickel Plate announces low Lewest rates within 159 miles
Nickel Plate road announces Lewest rate tickets on sale November 27 and 28 with return by November 29 for all points within 159 miles. A new Chicago to east trains schedule begins November 17 with daily 11:20 p m departure offering express service to Ft Wayne Findlay Fostoria Cleveland Erie Buffalo New York City Boston and points east. December 2 8 and 4 Nickel Plate will run very low round trips to Chicago for the National International Live Stock Exposition with return by December 8.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Ft. Wayne
Findlay
Fostoria
Cleveland
Erie
Dunkirk
Buffalo
New York City
Boston
Buffal
Bellevue
C. A
What Disease Produces Meat Misery Headache Relief Ad
The piece argues that headaches cause the most misery among diseases and offers Clinic Headache Wafers as safe, quick relief. It notes the wafers are easily taken and do not depress, priced at 10 cents at all druggists.
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Farmer Township Association
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FE. L. Barret
God
Poplar Ridge
al Druggists
Pleasant Bend
Ber E. Williamson
L. Conkle
Columbus
Mr. Williamson
John Krieger
Earnest Krieger
Krieger
Will Krieger
Frank Osborn
Alma Schliesser
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Bears
Defiance Democrat
German Herald
Republican Party
Freecorn
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Bell
Northwestern
Canton
Theodore Voges
St. Mary’s
Silas Bitner
Western Ohio Traction Company
Akron
Tifin
Burnam Stopfle Company
Detroit
Schaufelberger
Seaburg
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London
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R. Karlton
John Westrick
Warrren
John Parks
Matthew Lintoln
Girard
Charles Thompson
Versailles
Steubenville
M. F. Gullet
Gilead
Lillie Miles
Edison
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Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Prshiead Ee Gle
V. Pierce
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Va Ain
Lewest
T. P.A
Chas E. Slocum, Jamieson Martz M. D. M. D
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Hotel Defiance
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W.T. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
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Brown Bros.’ Bldg
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Defiance Home Saving and Loan Association
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