Republicans Name Excellent Ticket At Defiance County Convention
The Defiance County Republican convention in Sherwood elected L. E. Griffin chairman after Judge Hay fell ill. Officers named committees, endorsed Roosevelt for president and backed local nominees including Orley Welker for commissioner and Charles Moate for sheriff. J. P. Cameron and W. W. Campbell addressed the gathering as the Sherwood band played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance County
Sherwood
J. J. Craine
F. L. Hay
L. E. Griffin
Hicksvillle
Will C. Kegel
J. E. Coburn
Griffin
Eugene Maddock
R Morris
H W Myers
WC Kegel
Benjamin Bailey
W W Burton
C W Moats
J Lord
John Blosser
Herb Painter
J L Thomas
EO Stone
George Switzer
Fred Lymanstall
AC Key
A G Cronk
Rules and Order of Business
J D Allen
Earl Anderson
Wm. Kirtley, Jr
J Baughman
Jesse Benner
Wm. Crossland
H C Lindersmith
Wash Scott
al Meese
Blue
J E Wheeler
Wm. Wolcott
J D Jordar
J A Truby
J P Wisler
P M Lepman
F F Benike
Jobo Karnes
Guy Kirtley
K W Wortman
CJ Thompson
A Groney Jr
AG McCord
OS Enasige
Sauer
Clay Woodward
J B Sarvis
Wiley Maine
G Stottler
G C Elliott
J H Neaderbaauser
A P Yeagley
Committee On Permanent Organization
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
J. P. Cameron
W. W. Campbell
Mate
Probate court sustains objections to Willeman estate
Judge Shay sustains the objections of Mr. and Mrs. George Patton to the administration of Rebecca Willeman’s estate after her 1908 death. John Spangler named administrator. Will left property to heirs of daughter Mrs. Jacob Schram and adopted daughter Mrs. Mattie Patton. About $472 remained after expenses. Schram claimed more for care. court orders remaining funds distributed per will. Also local notices of social visits and a juvenile case: Frank Whitney pleads guilty to fighting, fined, and Glen Decker bound over to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shay
George Patton
Rebecca Willeman
Crowe
Frank Whitney
Glen Decker
C. A. Decker
Heberle Taken To Toledo State Hospital After Insanity Ruling
Sheriff Kopp escorted Lawrence Heberle to the Toledo State Hospital for the Insane today following a ruling by Judge Shaw that Heberle is insane after he fired on Officer Charles Miller weeks ago. A quiet title suit is filed by J W Slough against Michael Bander et al for lot 39 Williamstown addition in Defiance. Sutphen and Sutphen represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopp
Lawrence Heberle
Toledo State Hospital For the
Heberle
Charles Miller
Shaw
Williamstown
Defiance City
J. W. Slough
Michael Bander
Sutphen
Alvaro Bates
Toledo
Bates
Death by Own Action Rumor Surrounds Defiance Ex-County Surveyor
H. F. Toberin of Defiance former county surveyor was taken from the Merchants' hotel to a police cell for safe keeping after drinking and erratic behavior. He told his wife by phone he would commit death by own action, prompting hotel staff to involve police.
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Toledo
H. F. Toberin
Defiance
Defiance County
Merchants’ Hotel
Toberin
Williams Kidney Pills Offer Cure For Kidney Troubles
Advert Text promotes Williams Kidney Pills claiming to heal kidney and bladder issues from overworked nerves. Mentions symptoms such as loins back and groin pain and frequent urination. Sample free and price 50 cents. Sold by The Owl Drug Store Cleveland Ohio.
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William
Man
Owl Drug Store
Williams Mmf’g.co
Prop’s
Cleveland, O
Married in Bryan and social notices from the era
The Bryan social item reports William Belline editor of the Democrat secretly marrying Miss Jennie Mallory in August near Williams Center and settling in Bryan. It also notes forthcoming weddings and hospitality events, including Miss Jett Griffin’s marriage plans and a luncheon at the Toledo Yacht club for Mrs Shelly, with further bridal celebrations in Bryan and Defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Press
South Lynn Street
The
Democrat
William Belline
Benedict
Behne
Williams Center
D.N. Kelly
Bryan
Jennie Mallory
William Beine
Jett Griffin
Hicksville
Miss Jett Griffin
L. L. Hoff
Cleveland
Will Schumacher
Toledo Yacht Club
S. F. Shelly
Defiance
A M. Chesbrough
Country Club
Shelly
Toledo Blade
Miss Grace Whitaker
School Matters and Staff Moves Highlight City Education
The column covers students visiting relatives, a transfer to Orient al, and new appointments. It details the board of education enforcing tuition for non residents, salary increases for Miss Leamy Heater, and budget notes. Attendance figures reach 95 percent with 1064 students present the month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Reynolds
Jennings
Leamy Heater
Craven
Miss Heater
Heater
Misa Heater
Deatrick
Duno
Brady
Ashton
Bailey
Carey
Culkins
DeVearx
Ensign
Fouke
Lenhart
Prueser
Lora Higgens
Squire
Oscar Smith
Hose For East Side Fire Crew In Defiance
East Defiance hose company to be strengthened with 500 feet of hose and new nozzles after bids. Three nozzles ordered, one for East Side. Safety board to hold October 11 competitive exam to fill reserve regular firemen list amid payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Defiance
Board of Public Safety
J. B. Ury
Fourth Ward
Cupid
Board of Safety
Safety Board
Minister's Horse Stolen From Jauch Barn
A chestnut sorrel mare owned by Rev. William Jauch was taken from his barn at Wayne and Juliet streets on Friday night. A bridle was also stolen but later recovered nearby. The horse belonged to Rev. Guenther, former pastor of the German M. E. church, and a $20 reward is offered for the horse’s return with $50 for the thief’s arrest and conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Shupp
U. B
Hicksville
Defiance
Shupp
William Jauch
Wayne and Juliet
Guenther
M. E
Jauch
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during our recent bereavement and for floral offerings. Mrs. Reuter and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
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Foraker
Ohio
John P. Cameron
Common Pleas
Chance County
Third Judicial District
Congress
Fifth District
Wm. Kirtley
A. Growey, Jr
R. W. Wortman
J. W. Davis
W. P. Harper
A. B. DeKay
J. E Hosler
John Schuerman
R. I. Barmore
Eliz Ayers
Son Farris
Port Clinton
A. Stoll
Otilla
Lima
Mrs. Eliza Johnson
Reading, Michigan
Brother
James Tittle
Wa. Zellers
F. J. Wagner
Monterey
Ind
Thomas Ashton
Michigan
California
Frank T. Donley
Parmer & Decker
Jones’ College of Auctioneer
A. W. the Auction Co
Chicago
Court House
J. A. Sites
Lewis Block
Northwestern
Williams
Joe Freecorn
J. Freecom
Clinton St
Defiance, Ohio
William Behne
Democrat Publishing Co
C. N. Mallory
Chester Frick
Jefferson Street
Mrs. Frick
Minnie Sauer
Godie Deatrick
Maud Harley
C. F. Ferguson
Wayne Street
Ferguson
Miss Laure
Mary Ferguson
Maude Harley
C. P. Harley
Holgate Harley
Nan Hubbard
Jennie Lieberthal
Bess Powell
Grace Whitaker
Fannie Grey
Mrs Starry Kline
City
Sarah Tittle
Evansport
Anna Rourke
Donald Gottwald
Clinton
Iowa
Curtis Willey
Oriental
N. C
Defiance Box Co
Willey
Spencer A. Canary
Bowling Green
Crescent Publishing Co
Bowling Green Sentinel
B. W. Lind
Supt. Reynolds
Wortman
North Side
Firemen’s Fund Insurance Co
San Francisco
Gorman
Tims
Wm. Hoffman
First National Bank
Bondo
Second Ward
Snodegacecdeue
RB. W. Lind
Kgateee Cde
Cepeeens
Imehl Bros
Aes Seccesses
W.A. Kehnast
Nontad
A. J. Mangas
A. M. Minsel
F. P. Weisenburger & Bro
People's Store
Charles Dupont
Frank Kelly
el Paso
Texas
A. A. Hein
St. Louis
Illinois
Wm. Schmaltz
Locust Point
Oak Harbor
Camden
Defiance Machine Works
George Miller
Perry Helpman
Continental
118Th O. V. I
Helpman
Masonic Temple
Memorial Hall
Ohio Commandery
Knights Templar
Defiance Commandery No
K. T
East Side
Fire Department
United States Treasury
United States Courts
Balt & Ohio Railroad
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