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Newspaper

Van Wert Weekly Bulletin

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1887

Page

4

Local notices and political chatter from Van Wert 1887

In Van Wert Ohio July 1 1887 the Pan Vert Bulletin reports on Dow law tax seizures against thirteen druggists and saloon-keepers, the Allen county Republican convention, Michigan local option triumph, Columbus prohibition meetings, and memorial day debate. It notes suspect train attack fallout and captures in Alpena, then lists United Order of Honor officers and an upcoming installation on July 11.

Tur Allen County United Order of Honor S. Hamilton H. L. Estry C. W. Modie Albert Murphy J. A. Gleason Sallie Fox D. H. McQuown M. H. Standish Geo. W. Stewart

Examination for Western Union School positions announced

Notice states an examination for applicants in the Van Wert Union School will be held at the public school building starting Tuesday July 12, 1887 at 9 o clock in the morning. All applicants must be present. Da W C Haskinus, President.

van Wert Union School da. W. C. Haskinus

Local Clubs Plan Summer Events Across July

The community hosts a WCTU meeting at Mrs Webster’s and L F Zimmerman’s home on July 5, L T group gathering at the park at 8 pm, a Presbyterian church garden party with ice cream and cake on July 1, and a Missionary Society meeting July 7 at Mrs C P Richey’s home. A dime social for the Baptist Church is slated July 5 at A Balyeat’s residence, plus a K of P lodge meeting July 1 for officer installation. Greenwood Sunday school celebration is set for July 2 with music and a festive program, inviting all.

the Presbyterian Church A. Balyeat the Baptist Church Lodge No. 130, K. of P

Convoy Hosts July Fourth Picnic and Evening Festival

The Grand Army and the Hook and Ladder boys invite all at Convoy to a July 4 picnic at noon with music, speeches, and food, followed by a festival in the evening promising a general good time for all attendees.

Grand Army Hook and Ladder Boys Convoy

Reunion of O V V I Association in Mansfield Ohio

The 15th O V V I Association plans its annual reunion in Mansfield Ohio on September 8 and a second day yet to be announced. Members of Co H are urged to attend and will be welcome by comrades and Mansfield citizens. By request of Jno M Ewrna secretary.

O. V. V. I. Association Mansfield Ohio Co. H Jno. M. Ewrna Sec’y

Local notices and travel updates from Willshire area

Miss Princess L Clark is at home. A L Sweet to speak at Wiltshire on the Fourth. The Hon A H Hester spent last Sunday at home. Miss Dora Thomas has gone East for the summer. J A McClure of Lima was here on business. Mrs Frank Gleason and daughters gone to Warsaw. Belle Teubner returned from Washington. W M Kear and family back from the West. Rev W H Gallant of Greenwood in town. Rev Clark Crawford visiting West Virginia. T S McKim ill with cholera morbus. Amelia Wilcox gone to Tennessee. Mrs J W Sherrick and son visiting Mr and Mrs Cary. J O Clark and wife at Warsaw. Mrs Clark to remain all summer. A N Grandstaff visiting daughter at Roanoke Ind. W E Edwards and Electa Sheperd in Warsaw for the summer. Cyrus Lawrence of South Salem NY visiting son W C Lawrence. L W Buckmaster out of danger. George Hull and wife leaving for Minnesota and Dakota. Master Clarence Corbin in Chicago visiting friends. E C Wilcox ill, left for sunny South. Wim Callow from near Greenwood. W B Jones and wife called to Jackson County for telegram about grandfather’s death. Misses Jessie and Myrtle Baker to Warsaw for the summer. Mrs Baker and Matie follow. John VanVoorhis of Wayne County visiting son and county called. He thinks the county will lead the state soon. 10000 pounds of wool wanted by Bishop Bros Van Wert Ohio at market price. Laukart offers good Wash Lawns at 3 cents per yard. Also price reductions on French Lawns and Demis No 11 West Main St. Wanted five ex teachers as agents. Address Jas A Panx Willshire Ohio.

A. L. Sweet Wiltshire A. H. Hester Dora Thomas J. A. McClure Lima Frank Gleason Warsaw Belle Teubner Washington C A. N. Grandstaff J. W. Longfellow Roanoke Ind W. E. Edwards Electa Sheperd Cyrus Lawrence South Salem N. Y W. C. Lawrence L. W. Buckmaster George Hull Minnesota Dakota Clarence Corbin Chicago Joel Stiverson Washington Township E. C. Wilcox Wim. Callow Greenwood W. B. Jones Jackson County

Gas and Oil News Sparks Drilling Rush

The natural gas company at Shanes Crossing is nearly fully capitalized and drilling is expected soon. A new gas well near Celina reached 1153 feet with a 30 foot flame when lit. Kokomo Indiana reports a major gas well after several dry holes. Findlay’s 11th well proved a great success after earlier failures. Oil producers met Standard Oil officials in Lima over low prices with no plan agreed. drilling may halt soon as producers weigh options.

Shanes Crossing Celina Kokomo Indiana Standard Oil Company Lima

Neighbors See Tax, Track, Fair, Rail Line Talk

Auglaize County half tax under Dow law is 7621.23 dollars. About 2500 men helped widen the Narrow Gauge line from Toledo to Frankfort Indiana. Defiance County Agricultural Society hires 100 beauties to advertise the county fair. Shanes Crossing residents cheer a Dayton to Fort Wayne railroad prospect. Hahn of the Board of Public Works toured the Paulding stink pond and chose nine locals to guard it during summer.

Auglaize County Toledo Frankfort Indiana Defiance County Agricultural Society Shanes Crossing Dayton Ft. Wayne Hahn Board of Public Works Paulding County

Pleasant Town Ship School Report 1887

Report from Sub-District No 4 Pleasant town ship Van Wert county Ohio for term ending June 24 1887 lists days taught pupils enrolled and average daily attendance. Notable attendees included Ethel Stump Bertie Tumbleson Sarah Taylor Emma Lewis Harry Lewis Claudie Stump Joie Custer Ira Custer Clark Weaver Zara Sticker and Teacher. A Pleasant Surprise birthday gathering honors Mrs Cary on her 53rd birthday with a dinner and gifts.

Bulletin Pleasant Township van Wert County Ohio Ethel Stump Bertie Tumbleson Sarah Taylor Emma Lewis Harry Lewis

Greenwood Items Picnic At Greenwoods U B Parsonage

From our own Correspondent come early and stay all day to the picnic. Greenwood is favored by having the U B parsonage with Rev Mr Lower to be the first occupant and preach here every two weeks at ten in the morning. Mrs Sepha Erwin will join her husband next Tuesday at Lake City Michigan unless providence intervenes. The Pleasant View Sabbath school declines joining the picnic, and several plan to spend the fourth at Lima or Decatur. Decatur, Moser Foster bought J L and N Moser stock and will continue business at the old stand. Miss A Z Stuart instructed Sabbath school singers while Rev M Gallant was called to Spencerville to solemnize a marriage. Business thriving despite the season. a ditch dispute disturbs Greenwood residents. Nelson Moser has moved and is happy. Come to the picnic and enjoy a good time before picnicking ends.

Greenwood U. B Mr. Lower Sepha Erwin Providence Lake City Michigan Pleasant View Lima Decatur Decatur, Moser & Foster J. L. & N. Moser A. Z. Stuart Nelson Moser J. L

Harvest Labor Shortage Noted in Local Notice

Harvest is plenteous yet laborers scarce leaving farmers in need. Our thanks extend to Mrs. Alice Wallace for a can of peaches grown on her own farm. Gordon McCoy spends his vacation at home working in the harvest fields.

Alice Wallace Gordon McCoy

Harvest realigns with new separator and rail gauge change

From York Township correspondent Harvest is near 8. M. Thomas & Co. bought a new separator and offer threshing help. Severe rains have reduced corn yields by about one quarter. The T St L & KC Narrow Gauge line is reportedly upgraded to Standard Gauge with trains running on it. A rattler is reported killed on the Nile and warning to beware. Take in the fourth at Enterprise.

M. Thomas & Co Nile Spike Enterprise

Grace Items from a Rural Community

Miss Thurza Miller visited her brother Dave Miller in the vicinity. Wheat and rye will be cut before July 4. L D Pentzer returned from Kansas after a sick child delayed him in Chicago. John Bell cannot walk after stepping on a nail at Wm McCracken's barn. Finley Pentzer has been ill. Local youths attended a Ridge church festival last Friday eve. Lightning struck a stump near Allen Leist, spooking the horse as he plowed, injuring Leist.

Thurza Miller Dave Miller L. D. Pentzer Kansas Chicago John Bell Wm. McCracken Finley Pentzer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pan Vert Bulletin Summersett & Arnold Cuevetano St. Louis Persure Nasby United States Cleveland State of New York Columbus Duncan Dow Logan County Dow Common Pleas Congress United Republican County Central Committee Col. Alexander Dailey F. L. Dustman F. W. Purmott Central Committee Hoehn Hulligan Ravenna Alpena Lankart’s No. 11 West Main St van Wert W.c. TU Orper Carrara The Evangelical Church Wm. Hertle North Market Street K. N. Everett Social Princess L. Clark J. W. Sherrick Charley G. W. Cary J. O. Clark Mrs. Clark Bishop Bros Laukart West Main Street Jas. A. Panx Willshire the BaLietry Reamws Jacob Wyandt H. V. Olney S Mammoth Greenwood Items H. W. Olnew Aultman-Taylor Eureka Traction the Boss A. & T. Threshers A. & T. Saw Mills J. E. Heppeard Mendon Christopher & Eblen Frank Blair Great Western Gun Works Pittsburg HE. Cahn York Township OTICE Thomas Cully John W. Bower Barbara Buechner Adam Buechner J. P. Rommell William Sheets Mary Mellor James Mellor T. C. Kensler A. J. Bell Guardians Wm. Rigdon Tina Winans Thomas H. Winans Acann Wim. Rigdon Mary E. Winans Alice Winans Grant Winans D. Faurot Edward H. Faurot Tra Cavett Franklin Wistner Ira Cavett Harvey Wistner T. Dailey Court of Common Pleas Shanesville and Mercer and Towit Leroy Shingledecker James B. McClure Isaac R. Tudor Alexander & Darnell Hannah Eckhart Margaret Flager Sweet & Blachley van Wert, O Va Wert Robert Pollock George H. Hassan Isaac T Pudor van Rt County A. D Tully Township Bucyrus and Ft. Wayne State Road Outfit H. F. Little Lakeside Pyces Ordhe Cssing Advertising Bureau Spruce St H. Wolfhorst & CO Delphos, O Washington, Jackson and Jennings H. Corbet Sheriff’s Sale Court House Conant Alongo Conant Meely H. Kemper P. F Liberty Township Wert County Geo. W. Banter Pogeery Center Said Board of Education John F. Solinger Daniel B. Mills Ake Mills Probate Court C. P. Richey Admr John Zimmerman Saltzgaber Ubanappears Susana Spears John E. Ramsey Sweet & Blackley Atty's Elizon Stewart Zon Stewart Jane A. D Ireland W. M. Kear’s Harrison Carroll Brice Ax Timber Plendid Corporation of Dixon Tully van Wert Union Price Wiltshire Road van Wort Defiance Road A. B. Church Methodist Dickinson County Homin Jackson Township Gennig Cavette Corporation 16 Goode Aresidenc van W van 8Ert Adams Iowa Texas Arkansas Paulding W. M. Kear Saltsgaber & Glenn Kaukeware
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