Unite Factions In Ohio Veterans Aids Reconciliation Effort
Peter Dickman, first deputy commander of the National Union Veterans and Ohio commander, visited Findlay to heal a long standing split in the local command. He reports progress toward uniting the two factions as divisions of the order expand across Ohio.
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Peter Dickman
National Union Veteran Union
Ohio
Findlay
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Phil. Sheridan Camp
No. 26
Dickman
Mr. Dickman
Social and club events in Defiance society pages
Miss Grace Whitney hosted a lawn afternoon for young friends in Holgate avenue with games and refreshments. Bethel Christian church society near Defiance drew 300 attendees with Monticello orchestra and readings, netting $50. Dancing party at Citizens featured guests from several states and cities with music by Miss Farrell.
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Grace Whitney
Holgate Avenue
Kniss
Montgomery
Ladies and Society
Bethel Christian Church
Fred Kirtley
Tom Gorman
Marie Farrell
Miss McLaughlin
Sturgis
Mich
Olive Martin and Roth
Toledo
Grace Norris
Jackson
Miss Morrison
Indianapolis
Charles Mills
Athens
Arrests widen probe of St Marys reservoir plot
Warrants issued for twelve Mercer county farmers over alleged conspiracy to blow bulkheads at the St Marys reservoir. Three named men Bennett Petrie and Brandon arrested. Ryan dismissed for lack of evidence. Further arrests of Sheeley brothers follow as dynamite thefts are linked to the case.
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W H McClintock
State Board of Public Works
St Marys Reservoir
H B Bennett
Henry Petrie
Montezuma
Isaac Brandon
Mercer County
Michael Ryan
Pinkerton
Grand Reservoir
Riley Colton
Parker Wright
St. Marys
J C Petrie
St. Marys Reservoir
John
Isaac
Lee Sheeley
Montezima
Death of Brechbill in Highland township obituary note
Brechbill died Saturday morning at his home in Highland township after a stroke the previous day. He lived fifty years in the township and was a respected, public-spirited man. Survived by three sons Russell Harvey and Guy, a brother H A Brechbill of Defiance, a wife of Dr Blue of Ayersville, a sister, and an uncle A T Brechbill. Funeral held at Ayersville Methodist church officiated by Rev St Clair. Also includes various local notices on licenses, accidents, deaths, and public service bills.
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LN Brechbill
Highland Township
Mr. Brechbill
Russell
Harvey
Guy
H A Brechbill
Defiance
Dr. Blue
Ayersville
A T Brechbill
Fort Defiance
Lodge 100 F
The
National Union
Tee Ayersville Methodist Church
Rev. St. Clair
Reunion of Co F 48th Ohio Veterans Graces Bell Home
Twelve veterans of Company F, 48th Ohio, plus families and friends, held a Civil War reunion August 31 at the MA Bell home on Harrison Street. Sixty attended including Mrs. Moats widow of the captain. John Butler marked May as the late member. A noon dinner followed on the Bell veranda. Rev. A Smucker gave the blessing.
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Co. F
48Th
Ohio
MA Bell
Harrison Street
Bell
A Smucker
M A Bell
Defiance
EJ Todd
Ney
O W Partee
Nelson@rogg
Defiance County
Frank Smith
National Bank Financial Statement Defense County Aug 186
The balance sheet shows resources and liabilities of a national bank in Defiance County. Highlights include loans and discounts 175000, bonds 33000, premiums on U S bonds 8612, real estate owned 42150, due from approved reserve agents 10448, cash items 35254, notes of Banks, fractional currency and legal money reserve totaling 15625, and total assets 896,776.01. Liabilities include capital stock 175000, undivided profits 12388.96, deposits including demand, and notes payable to United States Bills payable and borrowed funds totaling 70806. The cashier Virgil Squire swore to the document on August 10th before Notary Robert Newbegin.
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U.S
U. S
Gapital
Pal
Badrc
Eet
Certitcaias
United Siate
County OF Defiance
Virgil ‘Squire
Virgil Squire
Robert Newbegin
Auditor's claim on Hood estate could flood Perrysburg finances
Back Taxes story details Auditor Harding's demand for 17 000 to Perrysburg 2000 to the township and 2000 to county and state from the estate of John Hood late of Perrysburg. He argued Hood hoarded cash despite a frugal life as public institutions faced need and residents paid heavy taxes for minimal improvements.
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Bowling Green
Harding
John Hood
Perrysburg
Perrynburg
Hood
Brown Partee Reunion at Rural Chapel Draws Large Crowd
The Brown-Partee families held their annual reunion at Rural Chapel on Thursday with a large attendance. The day featured a program of songs, recitations, duets, remarks, and instrumental music led by DW Brown and Dr. Roberts, followed by a dinner break and more entertainment. An accompanying note recalls George Miller and Mr Wisda’s accident returning from the funeral of Edward Neaderhaueer between Defiance and Brunnersburg, with no serious injuries. A quoted historical quip about Mondays closes the item.
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Rural Chapel
DW Brown
L Roberts
Rural Chapel Orchestra
Blake Partee
Mabel McAuley
Grace Wissler
Blanche Wissler
Wm Rath
Dr. Roberts
Elsie and
Myrtle
Minnie Blanchard
Paul Revere
Blake and Reena
Fannie Bennett
Preside
George Miller
Mr. Wisda
Edward Neaderhaueer
Defiance
Brunersburg
Mr. Miller
What a Cento Is In Poetry And Its Examples
The article explains a cento as a patchwork poem assembled from verses by different authors to create a new meaning. It cites rules about source variety and provides modern instances from Lowell Hood Wordsworth Coleridge Tennyson and Eastman, plus a dialogue excerpt about a marriage proposal.
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Eudoxia
Alexander Ross
Lowell
Hood
Wordsworth
Eastman
Coleridge
Tennyson
Longtel
Carry the War Into the Tenements
The article discusses tuberculosis treatment at the New York Postgraduate Medical School and Hospital, noting disp ensary cures for the poor and the program's focus on nutrition and fidelity. It mentions fifty patients in treatment, their varied disease stages, and the hospital's policy of charging only for food, not for care. Also included are brief items on history teaching with dolls in Paris and acetylene gas use in mining, plus short humorous exchanges.
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New York Postgraduate Medical School
Postgraduate Hospital
Paris
M. Leo Clarette
France
Gaul
London Globe
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