Local Notes and Notices from Perrysburg Area
Anna Eckel spent Sunday in Miami. Miss Fannie Wider of Toledo was weekend guest of Mrs. Er nest Moser. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaller were guests at B. F P. Spilker’s home. L. A. Hallowell ill. W J Adamson and wife plan May return to Perrysburg. Lost gold jacket and chain on Locust Fourth or Main streets. Reward at Miss Edith Keller’s. Chamberlain Liniment recommended for rheumatism. WANTED reliable girl for house work. No washing. Mrs Norman Hanson. Chris Billmier of Toledo visited H W Lehr. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Bruce and baby visited A A Hum. Miss Thomas and Miss Cenia Small visited Mrs. A A Hum. Cow for sale at Chas Dauer’s Perrysburg. Wo Whitson and Wilson Kohn visited. Wm Daniels now motorman on T B G & S T line. Frank Rhoda left for Buffalo to ship as wheelsman on steamer True Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Keller
Rev. BH Webster Attends District Conference at Ironville
District conference news notes Rev. BH. J. Webster attended the Ironville gathering on Tuesday. The item reflects local church activity and clergy movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. J. Webster
Ironville
Death of Ignatius Griss at Perrysburg aged 72
Ignatius Griss, aged 72, longtime Perrysburg resident since the Civil War, died at home on Wednesday morning April 24, 1912. He served in the 410th V. O. and was wounded in service. Survived by wife, three sons Charles Pred Gries Joseph and four daughters Kate Carry Grisa, Mrs Bingham and Mrs Miller. Funeral at St Rose of Lima church Friday at 8 30 AM.
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Ignatiun Grimn
Fio
Chase
Gries
Porrynburg
Charles
Pred
Perrysburg
Joseph Gries
Toledo
For Sale 6 Weeks Old Pigs and Local Notices
Short classified notice lists six week old pigs for sale by Fred Fahr er and contains several small local items: neighbors visiting others in Rosaford Toledo Pant ing East Toledo and other readings. Also mentions Royal Worcester Dorsets for sale at one dollar and Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for injuries.
Stories of Success Power and thrift in a young clerk’s rise
A narrative praising Cornelius N. iss, now widely respected in Boston, for seizing opportunity, saving diligently, and building a business through thrift. It emphasizes start a savings account, as steady saving leads to independence and compound interest, with a closing nod to Perrysburg Banking Company.
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Yvarm
Cornelius N. Iss
Bos~ Ton
Syatem
Death of Louis Lintner in Perrysburg Township
Louis Lintner died at his Perrysburg township home on April 11 1913 at 55 years 10 months 27 days from typhoid pneumonia. He was born in Perrysburg township the only son of John Lintner Sr and leaves a widow and one son. Funeral at Zour Lutheran church conducted by Hen Dietz with interment in Bort Meigs cemetery. The family receives many condolences from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lintner
Perrysburg Township
John Lintner
Zour Lutheran Church
Hen. Dietz
Bort Meigs
Why He Was Late
A brief joke about a man arriving late for supper after meeting Smithson and hearing about stomach trouble. The exchange ends with advice to take Chamberlain's Tablets and a quip about the man needing them.
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Smithson
C. P. Champney
Perrysburg Market Prices and Local Notices
Market prices listed for Wednesday evening with notes on eggs and poultry. Local items include visits by.toledo residents, a call for a housemaid, and social visits among families in West Second Street and East Toledo.
For Sale Rural Farm With House Barn and Orchard
Brick house and land on Front Street with river view. Includes large barn, windmill, cement trough, 4 acres of orchard, natural gas and city water. 78 acre farm and 412 miles from Maumee on stone road near Haskins Ohio 214 miles from Bowling Green street car good buildings and poultry potential.
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Maumee
Stone Road
Bowling Green
Haskins, O
Stony Ridge Residents Attend Boxwell Exam and Local Updates
Charles Snyder Harold Nollenberg and Georgia Price travelled with teacher Arthur Hagg to the Boxwell examination in Bowling Green last Saturday. Local farmers sow oats while news notes mention visits, a death in the Bahnsen family, street improvements, and town happenings including the front lawn grading and sidewalk work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snyder
Harold Nollenberger
Georgia Price
Arthur Hagg
Bowling Green
Dunbridge
Price
May Snyder
Attorney Hollenbeck
Wm. Flurry
Ray Flurry
Moline
Eunice Myers
Mildred Rol
Fred Swartz
Here
Babione
Lucky
Ben Bahnsen
Walbridge
Bahnsen
Helen Unable
Lena Arnold
Stony Ridge
Mildred Peterson
George Brandt
Nathan Robinson
Detweller
Amon Shook
Stony Ridge Bank
Clark Parker
Wm. Sheldrick
Henry Hagg
Toledo
Brody Ridge
Toledo Social Notes and Local Incidents Chronicle
In Toledo area society circles, John and Peter Corneline spent Tuesday with friends in Toledo, and John and Fred Cornelius were there Sunday with Felix Liestachter of Munich as guest. Several residents like Tiaac Whitson and Mrs J C Hater are noted as ill or visiting in Toledo, while Ralph Haber and others visited family. A canoe accident on the Maumee River near Walbridge resulted in Roy V. Kemink’s drowning. he was unable to swim due to a crippled leg and the body was recovered by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peter Corneline
Toledo
Tiaac Whitson
J. C. Hater
W. J. Hitcheork
Fred Cornelius
Felix Liestachter
Munich
Germany
and Stes
J. O. Haber
Ming Margaret
I Titabogek
Bowling Green
Ralph Haber
Peter Cornelius
Agnes
Maumee
Roy V. Kemink
Walbridge York
Kemink
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Walldock
Bortlo Compound
Champney’s Pharmacy
DAVIS
Howe. Co
Anna Eckel
Miami
Fannie Wider
Ernest Moser
Henry Schaller
B. F P. Spilker
L. A. Hallowell
W. J. Adamson
Roachton
Chamberlain
Norman Hanson
Chris Billmier
H. W. Lehr and
Family
Marshal Bruce and
Yaby
Dowling
A. A. Hum and
Miss Thomas
Misa Cenia
Small
A. A. Hum
Chas, Dauer’s
Sixth Street
Wm. Daniels
Frank Rhoda
Buffalo, N. Y
Truesdale
W.G
W. G
Autocrat
A.C. Fuller
Frank Scholl
Lime City
Fort Meigs
Chas. Muir
Wim, McConahn
John Hoffman
Chaynton
H. A. Kasmaier
Thomas Frusher
Geo. Spyder
Albert Kazmaier
W. J. Veitch
Ignatius Griss
Fred Fahrer
Chris
Madeline Harber
Columbia, D. C
W. ©. Birch
H. L. Cook
Second Street
Ada Eckel
Panting
Conrad Kohl
John Koll
John Sehwind
East Toledo
Louise Shipmn
Royal Worcester Dorsets
A. C. Puller
Thomas
Cornelius N. Bliss
The
Perrysburg Banking Company
QO. Lamont
Second St
Perrysburg Market
Manger de Roosters
I Parkers
W. J. Shipley
Lottie Hayes
Sunany
Fred Jeggard
W. A. Finkbeiner
West Second Street
D. J. Powell
Weston
Jno
Chas
Shifford and Family
D. 1D. Snyder
Schuster & Sons
Piano
Nihip Schools
Rrysheng Tow
Town Hall
Plano Solo
Dnor
Bartholdi
Lincoln
Ruby Cranker
Gladya Simmons Burkin
Dist
Florence Reading
Lester Lusher
Audrey Wagoner
Bina Shook
Louis Loesch
Helen Hoegemeister
Hesay
Viola Kistler
le and Wava DeVorna
Clifford Sattler
Howard Mandell
Miss Ocle Phillips Merlin Brossia
Dorothy Smith
Zalma Britten
Lillian Simmons
Front Street
M. B Cook
Perryslurg
Bowers
F. A. Wetmore
E. C. Lee
Cleveland
Merrysburg
John Loesch
J. Davis Howe, Co
Wm, Lee
Chester Thornton
Charles Runghahn
Be Jolt, Wis
J. G. Hoffman
Wm, Coehra
Conde Lucas
Frankfort
Ind
J. Davis
Mr. Lucas
Lula Schaumloeffel
Hess Shimmins
Palestine
Masonic Temple
Everett Chapman
Mike J. B. Conn
Sharon, Pa
Frank Puller
Wm. Comatock
C. L. Hubbelled
A. C. Fuller
Antone Williams
Daughte Kena
Blea
Wm. Orr
Vontogany
George Williams
Richard Hatcher
Peerysburg
St. Paul, Minn
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