Cresol Compound Promises Germ Killing for Slop and Water
Pub ad states Cresol Compound will kill germs in slop and drinking water. Available at 25 cents per pint bottle, with special pricing for gallon lots.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
5
Pub ad states Cresol Compound will kill germs in slop and drinking water. Available at 25 cents per pint bottle, with special pricing for gallon lots.
Catherine Scheller berger probate admitted while Dr. John W. Davis moves office to Wayne street. Local residents visit relatives in Toledo Chicago and Detroit. Christ Diehl Brewing Co sues Charles J Corwin for 108.91 dollars. Funeral of Mrs. S A Hall held with interment at Riverside cemetery. Dicus transfers shoe store to H Wendt. Dicus to resume hoop and slave business. Plan for a 20000 soldiers monument across Bowling Green Toledo Findlay or Defiance. 1000 donation leads to $20000 goal. Various visits announced including Miss Cameron and Mrs Parcher in Piqua.
Low rate trips to summer and pleasure resorts via the Ohio Central Lines. Inquiries advised with agents for train times, boat connections, and full particulars.
Bert Brechbill of Denver is visiting relatives Mr and Mrs A T Brechbill. The ad urges shoppers buying suits for boys to inspect current stock at A W Kine & Son, highlighting money savings. The ad lists residents granted to various townships including Evansport Adams Milford and Hicksville for a local matter.
The Defiance Circuit of the Evangelical church holds a quarterly meeting at the Salem church in Noble township from Sept 29 to Oct 1. Services include Friday 7 30 pm, Saturday conference and preaching, and Sunday communion and preaching with Rev D E Martz officiating. Pastor D A Katey urges attendance.
Ki J Stock and Frank Peterson were in Toledo last Sunday. Henry L Stock, candidate for representative, is in the city today. Jos Freecors will close his shop from Friday afternoon until Saturday evening for the Jewish New Year. Miss Lehman will display Thursday a fine line of fall and winter millinery and invites all to call and examine her stock.
The Sunday school superintendents of Defiance township will meet in the Baptist church Saturday September 30 at 2 pm to organize a program for the township Sunday School convention. Officers of the association are to attend and pastors are invited. bring topics for discussion for potential inclusion. C A Rowr, Pres.
An error in another page article delays Mr De Mahon visit to Defiance and Napoleon by one week. His Defiance engagement is now set for October 14th.
We thank friends neighbors and Rev. P O Rhodes for help during our wife and mother's illness and passing Special thanks for the tender floral designs S A Hut and CHILDREN.
The Art Study Club met with Miss Alice Buffington. Miss Olive Martin plans a Friday dinner for guest Miss Jennie Lieberthal of Defiance. Mrs. William B Daoust issued invitations for a sewing party on Wednesday October 4 and an tea on Friday October 6. Fred Gates and Grace Rethmel wed at the bride’s home. The groom is St John’s M E Sunday school superintendent and the bride teaches there. A tin shower marked the tenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James a Fountaine on Seneca Street with friends and neighbors attending.
A home wedding for Wesley Steinberger and Mae Feigenbaum is reported along with notes on a grand jury in St Marys probing dynamite plots against St Marys reservoir. Officials describe potential flood dangers and state investment in the probe, stressing guilt over politics or class.
The marriage of Maud Mowery to Otis F Ensign took place at the home on Deatrick street with immediate family and the Bachelor's Girls present. The ceremony by Rev. A Murphy followed a wedding march by Agnes Ensign, and a formal supper was served by the Bachelor Girls. The groom, an employee of the Defiance Machine Works, and his bride will start housekeeping on Perry street with many well wishers.
The following letters remain uncalled for in Defiance Ohio for the week ending Sept 26 1905 Clyde Hazeltine Joe Hillers J E Hubbard Edward Kirk Henry Labisky J C Stalzenbach J T Smith Grant Thompson Elmer Wolff Freight Agt S W Dispatch Miss Annie Brygerman Miss Margaret Houck Miss Emily Rick Mrs Lena Varner If not called within 14 days they will be sent to the dead letter office Advertised refer to list and date of list C J Thompson Postmaster
At the first meeting of the De fiance County Knights of Columbus the following officers were elected Grand Knight H J Jennings Deputy Grand Knight F P Weis enburger Chancellor J Avans Recorder August Diehl Financial Secretary M A Costello Treasurer T E Gorman Lecturer J L Steinberger Advocate Ki W Costello Warden F J Wagner Inner Guard W D Hummer Outer Guard F J Baker Trustees M E Gorman Joe Schottdorf and Chris Winterich The installation of officers will occur next Wednesday night at St Johns hall.
Bishop C Matthews of Chicago opened the United Brethren district conference in Hicksville with a speech on Ohio politics. He praised President Roosevelt and urged voters to resist time serving politicians. Business sessions begin today and appointments are due Monday. Sandusky conference covers northwestern Ohio. Rev L C Summers of Chicago preaches a home mission sermon Wednesday. Gov Frank Hanly of Indiana will speak Thursday on Patriotism of Peace.
Local peach seller offers choice fruit at J E Bock address Napoleon R I D No. 1 or via Okalona exchange. Location three miles northeast of Florida along canal road.
Probate Court J W Cummings has been appointed administrator of the estate of Dr. Neal Hardy, late of Hicksville.
The Central Ohio conference of the ME church adjourned Monday afternoon after a week of busy sessions. The next conference will be held at Bowling Green. Bishop Chas e McCabe announced numerous appointments across Defiance, Lima, Findlay, Bellefontaine, and Toledo districts, listing presiding elders and assigned churches and circuits.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their annual rummage sale starting Friday September 29 on First Street two doors from Harry's Clothing Store.
A fire at Hotel Collins in Stryker razed the hotel, barber shop, vacant building, tailor shop and several dwellings on Main Street. Firefighting was hampered by no waterworks and reliance on hand pumps. assistance arrived from Bryan and Toledo & Indiana electric road. Total losses around 10000 dollars. hotel, barber shop, vacant building and tailor shop fully destroyed.
Brief items from the region note travel to Ft Wayne for the fair, Mrs Elizabeth Sweet returning from Petosky, Mrs Close’s illness easing, Leah Ensign’s fall and injury, Mr Lees new house completion, minister Burkholder visiting Liberty Center, Thames sisters visiting Bryan, John Young selling his property to Mrs Christman for 600, Arthur Biglow and Edith Hatfield marriage, and various local visits and movements among area residents.
A Defiance Ohio contact promotes independent farming in Texas with land selected by Campbell and easy terms by Jobo Burns Land Co. Amarillo agents advertise a near free home and payment deferred to November 1906. Separately Defiance stores close for Yom Kippur style New Year observances described.
Miss Della Snyder and Miss Claudia Maddock guests over weekend. Halbgewoks family visited Sunday. Morris installs switch at Rice and buys Hill’s elevator with plans for beet dump and stock yard for C&L. Skiver visits sister Mrs Ora Hitchcock in Toledo. Bernice and Ada Donaldson visit Miss Belva Searle in Defiance Sunday. Samuel Maddock ill with typhoid fever. Local resident from Michigan visiting Rice area. Geo Hughes and Harry Grant take a quick trip to Defiance Saturday.
A young son visited Henry Carey’s home last Wednesday. Mrs J T Miller and Edgerton children visited sister Mrs I F Cary Sunday. Uncle Geo Cary returned to Hicksville Monday after a week with relatives. Verretta Irish and Hazel of Tight St visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Albert Swayer of Sandusky visits daughter Mrs J L Fitzcharles. Fayette Reas's cane mill in operation. Thomas Cary was in Ft Wayne Friday. Lindsey and family visited H C Hootman at Herrenkarl Sunday. Charley Shanklin married Miss Alice Reas Tuesday at Rev C B Fletcher’s home.
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