Perryburg Notes Tell Of Visitors And Church News
Our Cor respondents from Perrysburg report Lulu Staller of Iowa visiting relatives in town. Rev. Saunders stays with J. L. Claus. John Steel travels to North Manchester for business. Zona Moon returns from Peru. Earl Eye visits cousin Chas. Bayless. Bessie Stanton visits parents and returns to Peru. Kinzie family relocate from Adamsboro. Union Township Sunday School convention set at Deedsville U B church. Rev. Saunders preaches at the Baptist church. two new church members added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steel
Manchester
Miss Zona Moon
Peru
Earl Eye
Mexico
Chas. Bayless
Bessie Stanton
F. Kinzie
Burg
Adamsboro
Union Township
Deedsville U. B. Church
Saunders
The
Baptist Church
Dutch Street Social News Between Neighbors
Miss Ethel Delp spent Sunday with Miss Linuis Dewald. Mr and Mrs John See and son Elmer visited Ralph Lee and wife of Denver. Dutch Street residents report a small social circle with visits from Dice Buck Berger Bogart Raber and Sunday family members. Chester Buck recovers from grip and Teddy Cole comments on winter ease. Daniel Berger remains unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Delp
Linuis Dewald
John See
Elmer
Ralph Lee
Denver
Dutch Street
Litttle
Daniel Raber
Jacob Dice
Local notes from Woolleytown and nearby area
Charley Kessler of Logansport former Chili teacher now insurance agent visited Mort Andrews in Woolleytown before driving to Peru on business. Uriah Derek and wife cared for a sick grandmother Sunday night. Mert Andrews went to Logansport on business. Levi Dewald and wife visited Eda Thompson and wife Sunday. Guyer shows slight improvement after illness. Warren Tracy from near Twelve Mile visited cousin Smith Tracy. An old colored man visited Woolleytown one night. Wu Balsbaugh conducted a Peru trip Saturday. Mrs Merritt Murphy remains on sick list. O B Andrews of Peru visited A B Andrews Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Kessler
Logansport
Chili School
Mort Andrews
Peru
Uriah Derek
Kokomo
Grandma Derek
Mert Andrews
Levi Dewald
Eda Thompson
Mr. Guyer
Warren Tracy
Near
Twelve Mile
Smith Tracy
Wu.Balsbaugh
Merritt Murphy
Local Notices From Peru and Nearby Towns
Clint and Earl Murphy traveled to Peru. Wm Kerschner and family visited Irvin Dewald near Ebenezer. Merritt and Joseph Murphy discuss a new telephone line. Spelling school at Burnt Woods closed with a ciphering contest. A man’s ill son worsened after leaving home. Ben Derek visited his mother. Lon Eikenberry of Peru visited Levi Dewald. The Fouts brothers from Pettysville visited their grandmother Mrs Derek. For car work information call Charles Thompson. Murphy family near Gilead visited father. Cheston Long visited John Murphy. Charles Thompson helps Smith Tracy saw wood for one girl. Della Thompson and Grace Dewald helped quilt for Mrs Levi Dewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint
Earl Murphy
Peru
Wm. Kerschner
Near Ebenezer
Irvin Dewald
Burnt Woods
Woolleytown
Ben Derek
Lon Eikenberry
Levi Dewald
Fouts Brothers
Pettysville
Derek
Charles Thompson
Murphy
Gilead
Cheston Long
John Murphy
Smith Tracy
Della Thompson
Grace Dewald
For sale A property near Denver Indiana
One acre with a four room house barn chicken house out buildings two wells and fruit trees offered at a very low price. Located two miles north and one mile east of Denver. Call or address Tri-BRUNE office Denver Ind for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tri- Brune
Ind
New Life Medicine Promoted as Cure for Many Ailments
The ad touts New Life as the newest and best remedy for nervous prostration indigestion fatigue liver and kidney troubles sleeplessness malaria and all nerve and blood diseases. It claims a quick and positive cure and invites readers to try it.
C M PATTER Agents Sought in Miami County
C M PATTER of Chihi Ind is noted with a few agents wanted in Miami county. The brief column lists names and requests swift contact for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Patter
Chihi
Ind
N.B
Miami County
Aphorisms of Encouragement and Virtue
Quotes on helping others, inner worth, and kindness from Emerson Lincoln Goethe Morris Babcock Miller Barrow Horne and Hall urge lifting others, self-improvement, love over wealth, inner beauty, and gentle deeds as paths through trouble and temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Abraham Lincoln
Goethe
Lewis Morris
Rev
M. Babcock
Dream Scene With Hellish Hospitality And Sarcasm
Dialogue opens with a call to stand or lose respectability and a Borgia character suggesting coal tar touch. Sire recoils blushes as crude jokes about drugs surface. The scene hints at social tensions and threatened hospitality in a hellish setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Royal jesters and plotting in the dim chamber
Satan and his assistant scheme as they mock rivals and debate a needed quotation. The exchange mocks prosperity rhetoric and contemplates a frozen lake motif as a metaphor for their misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Sirrah
Kiiangie Bedfellows
Wanted Faithful Person To Travel For Well Established House
Wanted faithful person to travel for a well established house across several counties. Local territory, call on retail merchants and agents. Salary 1024 dollars yearly plus expenses, paid 19.75 per week with cash advances. Permanent position. Business thriving. Standard House, 334 Dearborn St., Chicago. May 1403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard House
Dearborn St
Chicago
Sisyphus Boulder Metaphor in Courtly Exchange
A dialogue fragment presents Satan debating mercy and punishment while a Mr. Morgan from the United Trusts of America pushes a metaphorical snowball through a royal realm. Francesca di Rimini-like figures appear as moral commentary amid earthly wind imagery and Wall Street allusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
Sisyphus Bowlder
Mr. Morgan
United Trusts of America
Satan
Francesca di
Wall Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perrysburg
Lulu Staller
Iowa
Rev. Saunders
J. L. Claus
Lewis Dice
Chester Buck
Daniel Berger
Teddy Cole
Mrs. Sunday
Mr. Bogart
Ohio
John and
James Sunday
O. B. Andrews
Mrs
A. B. Andrews
Denver Tribune
Merritt
Joseph Murphy
É New Life
Barrow
John Hall
New Orleans
Pensacola
VIA
F.e.signer, G. P. A., Rich
W.b.calloway
Tribune
Office
Iuimend
Ren
Nha
Urs Enor
Gustin Bros
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