Robbery on Rail Line Ends With Meager Return
Victim Wayne Neveaux, 21, of Woodville, says two holdup men held him at Walbridge after alighting from a Hocking Valley train and robbed him of $12. They returned $1 and gave him a fountain pen as a taunt, then demanded more money writing home. The incident follows a confrontation at the station, with the robbers using a revolver. The text also advertises a tonic for dyspepsia.
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Wayne Neveaux
Woodville
Neveaux
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Walbridge
Evers War Vet and Wood County Leader Dies in Bowling Green
Charles W. Evers longtime Wood County figure died at Robinwood Hospital Toledo after three weeks of bronchial illness. He was born Miltonville July 22, 1847, served as Wood County sheriff, edited Wood County Sentinel, contributed to Beers History of Wood County, and was active in local history groups. He leaves three children and was honored with military funeral rites and G A R participation.
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Charles W. Vers
Wood County
Robinwood Hospital
Toledo
Bowling Green
G. Alr
Wiley Post
J. B. Rogers
Bowlng Green Presbyterian Church
T. N. Barkdull
Oak Grove
Evers
Maumee
Evera
Wood County Sentinel
Howling Green
Ohio
Sarah C. Bronson
James M. Bronson
Bloom Township
Hela
J. A. Murray
Munchester, O
May Byers Ross
San Antonio
Texas
John Byers
Flint
Mich
Byers
Phoenix Lodge No. 128
Perrysburg
Wording of J C Troup's will details many bequests
The will, dated July 17, 1900, distributes land in Vanderbury county Indiana to Chas Young for his wife and sisters, desks and safes to several individuals, $500 to Florence Rudolph, life insurance proceeds to Mrs. Troup’s wife, and various bequests including stock investments to Euphrasia Johnson Olive Ickes and Mabel Darling. Executors named are Albert Royes and Franklin P. Riegel.
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Chas, Young
Evanaville Tod
Darling
Knight
Headner
Wight
Vanderbury County
Ind
Young
Lucy Knight
Robert Dunn
Thomas Conley
Prank P. Reigel
Florence B. Rudolph
Wervier
Mabel Darling
Weice
Albert
Royes
Franklin P. Riegel
Laod
Court House Callings Begins Second Term in County Court
Clerk B L Blue enters second term after bond 15000. Deputies kept. Judge Thinesa arrives from Findlay to finish entries. September term opens September 1. Cases include Thraikikil v Sayler ruling on new trial and verdict. Sebastian suits decree quieting title. Huebner Toledo Breweries Co v Freeman DeForrest. DeForrest judgment 267.86 with interest. sale ordered. Miller owed 17 for seven days work. Hitchcock v Stanton left to answer.
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W. H. Thinesa
Findlay
Fide
Ansa W. Thraikikil
W. H. Sayler
Catherine Sebastian
John Bishman
Anna Hennertin
Harriet Rossman
Henry Oberhouse
Morris Rees
Libbie Giles
Frank Marten
John F. Oberhouse
Herman Rolf
Frank Miller
George (. Diehl
Huebner-Toledo Breweries Co
Freeman
Road Improvement Petition Sparks Macadam Plan in Weston Township
Commissioners count names on petition by Albert Maurer and others and decide in favor of macadamizing a five mile stretch starting at the DeWese corners, south on of Sections 28 and 24, Weston township, then running north along the Otsego road to the river.
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Albert Maurer
DeWese Corners
Weston Township
Otsego Road
Hendricks Lochwiller case settles and liquor sale suit underway
The Hendricks Lochwiller case in Ucay Bradner before Justice Reid Friday afternoon was settled with Hendricks buying the Nix farm crop interest from Lochwiller in a quiet agreement. Meanwhile a case against Alex Zion of Rossford for alleged liquor selling began Friday, testimony taken and continued in probate court to Tuesday. Additional continuances were set for Mary Gladdish and Eckermay on Rose local option law until August 0K morning. Edward Beverstock sued Frank Russell for $500 in attorney fees for services between April 24 and July 26, 1909, and Thomas A. Wright answered Farmers Savings Bank Co v Wit Hoemyr et al, acknowledging Lulu Hosmer conveyed land. Life 100,000 Years Ago notes bones found in a Swiss cave. Modern danger from disease cited by A. W. Brown of Alexander Me. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for lung troubles and coughs. Trial bottles offered free.
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Hendricks-Lochwiller
Ucay Bradner
Justice Reid
Hendricks
Nix Farm
Lochwiller
Alex, Zion
Rossford
Mary Gladdish
Eckermay
Rose
Switzerland
Ife
A. W. Brown
Alexander, Me
Dr. King
P. Chumpoey
Bowe Complaint in Children
When ix monthe old the little daughter of BE. N. Dewey, a well known merchant of Aguenville, Va. had an attack of cholera infantum. Chamberlain's Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoan Remedy was given and ef fected & complete cure. This rem edy has proven very successful in cases of bowel complaint In children and when given according to the Diary printed directions can be relied upon with perfect confidence. When reduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant t0 take, which is of great importance when a medicine must be lyen to young children. for sale by C. BP, Champney.
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BE. N. Dewey
Aguenville
Chamberlain
C. BP
Champney
Young Life Taken by Illness Near Waterville
Guy Allen Buckland fifteen year old Toledo youth who lived with Joseph S. Barnes near Waterville died after appendicitis with peritonitis. He attended school, worked in cornfields, and dreamed of education. Survived by mother Mamie Buckland and brother Marcus. Funeral held at 2:30 Monday at Oakwood cemetery.
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Sloven Wolock
Guy Allen Buckland
Mamie Buckland
Toledo
Joseph 8S
Spidler
Waterville
Heath
Buckland
Marcus
Sie
Guy
Mra
Manfe Buckland
Wes
D. A. Kahn
Miss Bins
Ife
Oakwood Cemetery
Mau mee Valley Pioneer reunion planned at Pt. Meiga
The Mau mee Valley Pioneer association will hold its annual reunion at Pt Meiga Friday September 0. Plans were refined at Ft Meiga meeting with Wm Corlett of Waterville as chairman to organize the program and logistics. The group seeks Governor Horton to speak, else a notable substitute. A basket picnic is planned with Foster Platt of Perrysburg as president and J M Wolcott of Maumes as secretary.
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Maumee Valley Pioneer Association
Pt. Meiga Mriday
Ft. Meiga Taat
Corlett
Waterville
Horton
Foster Platt
Perrysburg
J. M. Wolcott
Maumes
Mrs George Sterling of Jerry City Dies at 46
Mrs George Sterling, of Jerry City, died Monday from a complication of diseases and blood poisoning after four years of poor health. She was 46, confined to bed two weeks. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 at the house. burial in Portage Cemetery. Survived by husband and eight children.
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George Sterling
Jerry City
Portage Remertory
Sterling
Wood County
Sees Mother Grow Young With Elvetrle Bitters
Mrs W J Glipateick of Danforth Missouri writes that her mother past 70 has grown young again after using Elvetrle Bitters. Severe 20 year dyspepsia left her unable to eat drink or sleep before Electric Bitters revived her health. They boost vigor for liver and kidney ailments and improve sleep appetite and strength. Only at C P Champney's drug store.
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Mre
W. J. Glipateick
Danforth
Bowlers
Electric Bitters
C. P. Champney
Drus
Fire destroys doctor office in Bowling Green
A fire at Dr H W Lee Gulley Le Galley dentist office in the Exchange Bank building at about nine this morning caused severe burns to Dr Lotinlley and total loss of office equipment. Firemen fought the blaze as cables and telephones were damaged, with estimated repairs and losses around 800 dollars for the doctor and 25 dollars for the telephone company. The building sustained minor damage and a new setup will be needed to resume practice.
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H.W. Lee Gulley
Exchange Bank
Lotinlley
Anys Mofiday
J.eGalley
le Galley
Central Union Telephone Company
LeGalley
Agin
Tuition decision shapes Boxwell-Patterson grads path to four years
Assistant Attorney General W H Miller ruled Boxwell Patterson graduates must pay tuition at first grade high schools if no local high school exists. The opinion rejects a prior view that four year access could be preserved by shifting between low and first grade high schools.
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Boxwell-Patterson
W. H. Miller
John W. Zeller
Haylor
Middleton Township
Case Teition
LOW Grape
Boxwell Patterson
Tue Jovaxar
Ohio
Boxwell-Putfymion
Tux Jovarase
Boxwell- Patterson
Rimsuccass
Perrynburg
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