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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

5

Republicans plan Defiance convention for State Senator nominees

The 32d Ohio Senatorial district Republicans, covering Allen, Van Wert, Mercer, Paulding, Williams and Zeance counties, meet in Defiance on Monday September 30 at 2 PM to nominate two state senators. Delegates are apportioned by vote totals for McKinley in 1900, with county central committees to select delegates.

Allen, Zeance Mercer Paulding van Wert Williams William McKer United States A. D Allen Republican Party A. C. F. Gilber S. L. French

Wounds of President Seen Healing in Twelve Days

Eminent surgeons report bullet wounds through the President's stomach should mend in twelve days and allow him to return to the White House desk in four weeks, provided no unforeseen complications arise.

White House

Rumor of McKinley assassination sentiment questioned

The report claimed several city residents approved the cowardly and murderous attempt on President McKinley. The writer doubts the rumor as an unfit citizen would not deserve the blessings of the American Government.

McKinley

Campaign Speech Pause Debate Over McKinley Threat

Chairman M A Daugherty urges canceling all campaign speeches in Ohio after the attempted assassination of President McKinley. Chairman Charles Dick resists, arguing Republicans should not abandon public support for the president’s cherished principles.

M. A. Daugherty Democratic State Executive Committee Ohio McKinley Chas. Dick

Deaths in South Richland and West High street

Emma E Sponselor daughter of W H Sponselor died at the Caylord home in South Richland at 10 30 am aged 3 years 1 month 2 days Funeral from Dunkard church Thursday at 10 am Rev John Flory officiating Remains interred in Caylord cemetery Anna Streit died at 408 West High street Sunday afternoon aged about 74 Funeral from St John Catholic church Wednesday She leaves a husband and four children and six grandchildren with one nun Sister Anselm among the dead in the old country

Sponselor Emma E. Sponselor W. H. Sponselor John Caylord South Richland Dunkard John Flory Caylord Caylords Streit Anna _ Streit West High Street St. John’s Catholic Church Michael Streit Barney Looken Dorotha Hueffner John Williters Old Country Anselm

Harvest and church notices at St Johns Reformed Church

Sunday Sept 15 services include a German and English sermon at Sherwood and a 2:30 p.m. service. Harvest and Mission services at Sherwood Sept 22 at 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Many locals visited, Sunday school numbers up in township, and various residents noted.

St. John’s Reformed Church Fourth Washington Streets F. E. Lahr Sherwood

Ney News Briefs Cover Local Visits and Events

Ney Miss Pearl Shook returned to Sherwood after visiting aunt Mrs Dr Lehman Bentley Smith collided with Wm Snyder’s rig Saturday evening his horse frightened and jumped the bridge killing itself Miss Mysta Elliott and her father visited Jackson Michigan K of P picnic at Island Park Friday drew many from Ney Woods Bergman received a carload of salt Monday Johnny Bergman listed sick Mrs Wm H Mueller visited Bryan Monday Several young people attended the event.

Ney Pearl Shook Sherwood Lehman Bentley Smith Wm. Snyder Mysta Elliott Jackson Mich

County News Roundup From Brunersburg and Nearby

Reports from Brunersburg and Liberty Center list residents visiting, moving, and social events. Notable items include Minnie and Charlie Smith visiting, Philip March buying a colt, various moves to farms in Paulding and Liberty Center, a District No. 4 teacher Cora Schawl, and multiple visits to relatives and neighbors. Typhoid fever cases are noted for George Herrick and Florence Deckrush.

Minnie Charlie Smith Brunersburg Wm. Dickman Philip March Finando Matherson Louis Schanilka Paulding County Henry Pfau Cora Schawl Liberty Center Orville Young Robert Setzer Carpenters Esther Dirr Mattie Dirr Alma Zackrich Arnold Setzer Carl Dickman Gertie Andie Demland John Brinkman Jacob Dirr Theable Boleys Charles Freadhoffs Wm. Demland Demland Fred Schanika Young Fred Frank Wm. Pfau Gottlieb Wahl Charles Young Cleveland Charles Eding George Herrick Florence Deckrush

Brooksville Notes and Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs Keoppe and daughters Reena and Esther drove to Evansport Tuesday evening. The Gare s grave Sunday School picnic was largely attended. Figley of Buffalo visits Mr Dunbar. Eva Keoppe visited by Friday. The supervisor urged farmers to scrape roads Thursday. Trinity chapel preaches biweekly at 10. Seltz threshing for Ed Kepp e. Emil Schick pallor on rheumatism list. Wm Figley resides at his house and Wm Pollock works at Ney. Fanny Motter attended the Gare s grave picnic. Leander Hall s son Ville Hall died Saturday Sept 7 at age about 20. funeral at Evansport Sunday 2 pm, burial in Evansport cemetery.

Brooksville Trinity Chapel Seltz Delaware Township Ed Keeppe Emil Schick The Express Wm. Figley Wm. Pollock Ney Fanny Motter Near Ney Gare Ville Hall Leander Hall Evansport

Assault on President McKinley Heals Hope for Recovery

Reports express regret over the attack on President William McKinley and optimism about his recovery. The week sees a Hatten visit by P M Moses and a Hartsburg family moving to town occupying Peter Dirr's house. John Wolf Sr. makes a Napoleon trip visiting E D Wolf and daughter Mre Walters. W Page repaints his house as Chas Wolf digs potatoes. a horse injury to his nose causes a painful but non serious wound.

Wm McKinley Moses Hatten Hartsburg Paulding County Peter Dirr John Wolf Sr Napoleon E D Wolf Rudolph Mre Walters W Page Chas Wolf

West Milford News Briefs Including Illness and Birth

West Milford reports Miss Bertha McClelland confined at home with fever. Miss Essie Carey attended teachers examination at Hicksville on Saturday. A young son arrived at the home of William McClelland on Sept 3. Miss Flora.

Bertha McClelland Essie Carey Hicksville William McClelland Flora

Local Memorial Day Social Notes From Angola and Nearby

In Angol a Ind Hattie and Ruth Miller and Eva Stone of Farmer Center were guests of Audra Hover last week Emma Hoburger visiting in Florida H H Dunn from Cleveland stayed here Robertson drove to Defiance Mrs Osker Hover entertained her mother Mrs Alexander and sister Mrs Speck of Dupont they returned home Rentz and wife spent Sunday at Defiance Miss Pearl Shook returned from Ney Maggie Miller visiting Cleveland Mrs Sennett of Defiance guest of daughter Mrs Jake Fry Mr and Mrs Dave Flightner and Mr and Mrs G W Fetters of William Center were guests of Osker Hover and wife Sunday Mrs William and children left Tuesday for Grand Rapids Mich

Hattie Ruth Miller Angola Ind Eva Stone Farmer Center Audra Hover Emma Hoburger Florida H H Dunn Cleveland Robertson Defiance Osker Hover Alexander Speck Dupont Rentz Pearl Shook Ney Maggie Miller Sennett Jake Fry Dave Flightner G W Fetters William Center Williain Grand Rapids, Mich G W Hoffman J M Bell Port Clinton J M Bricker Herbert Weltha Mae Bricker Primrose Chas Behringer Emmet Slough Rachel Adam Minsel Anna Katie Hill Anna Friend Rice Alice S A Neaderhauser Lovella Kiekahoefer Napierville Ill CE Miller Liberty Center C G Whiteman Okolona Andy Boterf William Katie Pearl Roy Boterf Lovela Ora Ira Elmer Biederwell Ora Reed Clara Armstrong Paulding County Henry L Stock B F Gordon Ayersville J C Fitzwater van Wert Fleming Rakestraw W D Schwinman Nellie Cromley G E Karr G E Austin R G Karr Auglaize Hall GAR Buffalo Charles R. Hall Ft. Wayne

Local Notes From Defiance and Nearby Towns

Dr C Tannyhill returned from a four week outing in St Louis Mich Hagen of Newberry occupied the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday About 40 G A R veterans attended the Cleveland encampment Hicksville prepares to play Antwerp Thursday Local club improving and a good game expected K of P crowd attended Defiance picnic Move of Jno L Bevington funeral attendance Defiance visitors and St Joe friends Mrs L D Widney hosts St Joe friends Bank construction delayed over flooring tile School term opens with large attendance Mrs W Carpenter to reside in Toledo Mrs Ayers of Defiance visits Fox chase excites town Mrs Coil visits en route to Mexico with husband a railroad surgeon Minnie Della Mastin Vinnie Wycoff return from Buffalo expo.

C . Tannyhill St. Louis Mich Hagen Newberry Presbyterian Cleveland Hicksville Antwerp K. of P’s Defiance F N Horton Buffalo Jno L. Bevington Judge Bevington Jos. Dowell L D Widney St. Joe Friends Bank W Carpenter Toledo Dey Ayers Meliss Hattery Owen Smith Ann Arbor Hattery Fox Coil Mexico Burn Minnie Della Mastin Vinnie Wycoff Buffalo Exposition

Local Ottawa County Notes From Defiance and Surroundings

Washington Township group photo at Wm Goller residence with Ed Goller. Mrs Wilson of New York City visits relatives. Groundwork for a cellar at Welker’s new house. wallet $400 lost and found by N W Harts horn’s wife. Various visits and home tours by Defiance and surrounding residents from Primrose to Bryan. Gar encampment plans and Pan-American exposé noted.

Walker Wm. Goller Ed Goller Nev Davis Winegardners Bryan Ney Sherwood B. D. Lintz

Barn Fire and Local Travels Reported in Community Notes

The text records a barn fire at Mr. Browns near William Center the previous Saturday. It notes Stripe and wife were in Bryan that day. Dey Kyle of Sherwood visits his uncle and aunt B. D. Lintz this week. Herbey Smith hauled brick from Will Neff’s yard to Wes Shong’s farm for a new barn foundation planned this fall.

Toledo Mr. Brown Near William Center Will Stripe Bryan Dey Kyle Sherwood B. D. Lintz Herbey Smith Will Neff Wes Shong Wes

Local notes and family updates from the village

Births, visits, and weddings feature in this item. Nellie Thoure of Toledo visits her parents. Stephen Shirkey wed. Floyd and Paul Richardson vacation in Cleveland. Mrs W G Lord and children visit Logan. E O Stone and wife in Cleveland. B A Sweet, Marion Smith and wives at the Pan American exposition. Clara and Hattie Durwell of Toledo spend Saturday here. A local man injured by a nail injuring his left eye during an accident Monday.

Perry Burns Nellie Thoure Toledo Stephen Shirkey Floyd Paul Richardson Cleveland W G Lord Clara Hattie Durwell

Local Notes and Social Roundup Mention Panther Creek

R B Cameron hosted friends from Holgate Sunday. Beedle’s sick child shows improvement. Mrs Bowine of West Lebanon Ind visits daughter Mrs T Beedle. Mrs Kimberly of Hamlet visits Jas Kimberly. Wm Seiple clerks for JS Calkins. Nathaniel Overly places monument for son Elmer at Independence Cemetery. Pan American and McKinley news along with encampment attendance at Cleveland noted. Rev J K Alwood of Morenci Mich visited J F Martin.

R_ B_ Cameron Holgate Beedle Bowine West Lebanon Ind T Beedle Frank Kimberly Hamlet Jas Kimberly Wm Seiple JS Calkins Nathaniel Overly Elmer Independence McKinley GAR Cleveland Buffalo J K Alwood Morenci Mich J F Martin

John W Miller Returns to Southern Washington Home

South Tiffin notes John W Miller's return home last Saturday. GAR encampment attendees include DF Kuhn H Nenderhauser Wm Rath Ed Miller Ida and Grace. Sunday school picnic in Tiffin township well attended. Dr Fitzwater preached at Rural Chapel. Much corn is being cut. no wheat sown yet. Frank Folk recovered from malaria fever.

South Tiffin John W. Miller Washington DF Kuhn H Nenderhauser Wm Rath Ed Miller Ida Grace GAR Cleveland Tiffin Township Fitzwater Frank Folk

Local Visitors and College Resumption Mentioned

N Overly and wife of Florida visited DA Overly Sunday. Prof S W Neaderhauser and his brother Fred went to Naperville Illinois Monday to resume their work at Northwestern college. The rites of baptism were administered to several at Rural Chapel in Rev B F Gordon of Aversville Sunday. Miss Luella Kickkafer Naperville IL, Miss Emma Helmick and Joe Helmick New Haven IN visiting relatives. John Rath and wife Oklahoma visiting at the home of his father Philip Rata.

N Overly Florida S W Neaderhauser Fred Naperville Ill Northwestern College B F Gordon Aversville Luella Kick,kafer Lil Emma Helmick Joe Helmick New Haven Ind John Rath Oklahom Philip Rata

Regulations Adopted by Washingtown Township Board of Education

At the June board meeting Washingtown Township adopts five school regulations for teachers including early opening, janitor duties, preheating rooms in cold weather, pupil conduct near vehicles, and supervision on recess. The notice explains enforcement details and parent-teacher cooperation for the coming school year beginning September 9 and 10 1901.

Board of Education of Washingtownship Ney WM. Walker

A Fitting Tribute to Doan’s Kidney Pills

Mrs. C. Fry of 623 Jackson street endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills after relief from backache dizziness and kidney pain. She bought them at N. G. Woodward's drug store and reports improved back condition and normal kidneys. The endorsement appears as a public testimonial typical of the era.

C. Fry Jackson Street Dean N. G. Woodward Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S

Sunday School Rally and Field Picnic Highlights

A roundup from the Former Sunday School convention reports the Thirteenth annual picnic at Rice's Grave on Aug 31 with 300 attendees. The program included singing, prayers, class drills, and remarks by Rev. Windigler. Officials were elected and a Fourth of July celebration was proposed. The note urges attendance at the Sherwood conference on Sept 14 and promotes Rally Day in late September.

Rice’s W.L. Hosack C. R. Davenport Farmer Union Lost Creek Presbyterian Dry Creek United Brethren Williams Center U. B E. D. Geller W. L. Hosack Union Last Creek Presbyterian Dry Creek LL. B Jesus Wisconsin J. M. Husrep

Mrs J W Franklin Visits Malta Bend Kin

Mrs J W Franklin of Malta Bend Missouri visits her sister Mrs W T Hill and brother W D Hill. She stays at W T Hill s home where she was married 21 years ago. Her husband attending the G A R encampment at Cleveland will stop here on his way home.

J. W. Franklin Malta Bend W. T. Hill W. D. Hill Cleveland

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