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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal announces Friday publication timing and press schedule. The notice states weekly press by Thursday afternoon and subscription rates of one dollar per year in advance and outlines a strict policy with no deviations allowed.
A jumbled, era voice piece debates tariffs, executive power, and political turnout. It contrasts Taft era tariff talk with local civic duty, noting concerns over the president’s expanding role, Congress, and the future of tariff revision, while sparking reflections on community duty and local newspaper life.
Fragmented text describes Wright brothers and a Toledo baseball controversy. It shifts to a Night Riders claim and then promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for colds headaches constipation and heartburn with the ad tone of C P Champney in the final line.
Robert J West, a Toledo retailer, received a census supervisor commission from President Taft for Ohio Ninth District. Appointed again in 1890 by McKinley to cover Lucas, Wood, Ottawa and Fulton counties in the Wighth district. He began work in June 1900 and completed it in four months as boundaries shifted.
The 45th annual reunion of the 8th Ohio Sth Regiment, O. V. I., will be held at the Alie Dorriette Hotel in Bellevue on Thursday and Friday, September 16 and 17. WW. 1, Naylor of Tit-Min, is president and O. G. Daniels of Mt. Vernon is secretary and treasurer.
Perrysburg readers urged to act quickly on kidney distress citing W. S. Smith of Bowling Green who recovered after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes long battle with rheumatism and back pain, relief after one box, and later strong endorsement from 1909. Sold by all druggists 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY soles.
B F Spilker and Son with Chas Spilker in Walbridge Ormey Arnold of Winner Cana da spent Sunday with E F Verna and family. Miss Grace Schrader of Luckey, Bertha and Florence Berkin visited Miss Louise Grolla Sunday evening. Dora and Lula DeVerna spend a week with Toledo friends. Iley Brown celebrates with baby girl. Miss Matzar of Elkhart and Wolter family with George Wallace and wife Fresher and Harry Shipman of Berryaburg visited ABI.
Walthew and family Mrs Reiter of Cleveland Mra Beard and Mins Kady Baard visited with Mra Z P Birkin Tuesday evening. Mira Clam Broka spent Sunday with Mies Cora Birkin. Miss Tia and Ratio Gordes visited Miss Prorotice and Bertha Birkin Tuesday evening. Miss Grace Schroeder has returned home after visiting relatives and friends.
John Burch was found dead in the yard of his son W. O. Burch in Perrysburg last Thursday July 29. He was 79 and died of heart failure after a brief absence from the house. Funeral services were held at the house and his body sent to Meadville Pa for interment. He was born in Sparrowsburg township Crawford County Pa in 1840 and moved to Richmond township in 1852 then to Bayes Ohio nine years ago and Perrysburg five years ago to live with his son. He married Sarah Hunt in 1852 who died seventeen years ago. He leaves two children W. O. Burch and Ellery A. Burch both of whom survive.
We thank friends and neighbors for assistance sympathy and flowers. Rev Constein offered comfort and the choir provided music at our beloved father’s death. Mr Van Norman helped secure transportation. Harold W. C. Burch and Family.
Darius John Carter son of Les ter Carter and wife died at their home Thursday afternoon July 20 after a nine day illness. He was 1 year and 7 months old. Funeral held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Rev Ide of the German Lutheran church conducted the services.
Robert Edwin Forrest known as Win died of quick consumption Friday afternoon at his father’s home near New Rochester. He was 26 and survived by his wife Miss Gladys Grover, his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Forrest, brothers Alvin and Clair, and sister Irma. Funeral held Sunday at 2 30 at New Rochester Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Harry Ludington and family along with Wm Plassendale of Toledo visited P Cornelius and family this week. John J Lintner and wife entertained guests including Fredrick and August Balleen of Toledo, Charles Graham and family of Dunbridge, and John F Lintner and wife. Mrs W Fink and Mrs Joe Hueber spent Monday with Mrs Cornelius. Mrs W J Whitton visited Mrs Chas Drayton in Walbridge and will remain for the week with Grace.
Circulars announce a Democratic party meeting at Perrysburg town hall on Saturday afternoon August 7 at 1 30 p.m for canontration and arranging a ticket for the upcoming November election A separate corporation meeting at 7 30 p.m at the cane place to arrange a village ticket Strong entities Perrysburg town hall August 7 Democratic party and village ticket plans.
A quiet wedding was held Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Wm Budd with Rev Conate officiating. Della Budd and Carey D Lindsay united in marriage and a wedding supper followed. The couple will establish a home on Walnut street with many well wishers joining in congratulating them.
Samuel Hoyer of Folsom Texas reports twelve years of stomach trouble relieved after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets purchased for his wife. He spent about five hundred dollars on prior medicines and doctors with little relief. The medicine is sold by P. Champney, druggist, with free samples offered.
Bal Hobart and Charles Puse with family visited relatives in Toledo Sunday. William Bench wife and son Alvin and John Swartz of Stony Ridge were guests of Chas Swartz. Marguerette McQuillen spent Sunday with Mrs Frank Harvey Rey. Marguerette and wife and daughter of Stony Ridge visited John Swartz Sunday. Helen Cable visited friends in East Toledo. John Smith and family called on F J Harvey Sunday evening. Chas Swartz and family with William Bench celebrated John Bench’s birthday Saturday night.
Luella M. Hite of Palacios Texas is notified that Walter W. Hite filed for divorce in Wood county Ohio Court of Common Pleas Case No. 16125 on grounds of willful absence and neglect. Hearing set for on or after September 20 1909. Attorney D K Hollenbeck listed for plaintiff.
Edward J. Witaler transfers to Henry Kazmaier lot 260 Perrysburg for 2400 dollars. Emma Cox sells 80 acres, section 25 Center township, to Hiram F. Ward. George A. Powers sells parcels 362 and 883 in Perrysburg. A. T. Wight et al transfer to A. D. Miller 4 late Bhilbury and 1 John E. Stephens as administrator to Zelma Stephens at 40 acres, section 16 Grand Rapids township for 3500 dollars. H Close Realty Co transfers to Edwin J. Ealer lot 1 Halatead Heights. Hannah Gundy sells lot 50 in Tontogany to BE A Fox.
Geo Hanson of Howling Green spent Sunday with Chas Hanson and wife. Mrs Gertrude Brown of Toledo will visit Perrysburg friends late this week. W U members met at Mrs Chas Hanson’s home last Tuesday. Wm Adamson and wife visited Hl Hawkins and wife in Dowling Sunday. Fred C Eberly enjoyed Lakeside Sunday. Mrs Eberly visits Ann Arbor.
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