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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
5
A retailer touts a line of shoes as the fastest growing in the world and the best numbers for fall and winter. Since taking on the line a year ago, the business has been remarkable and the store invites customers to consider their offerings for future purchases.
Miss Hell of Detroit and Miss Hazel Trombla visited Thursday while Moser and Griss, theatre managers, secured films from the Toledo soldiers’ tournament. The Royal will screen the footage next Sunday from 2 pm with 10 cent admission. S. E. Hartshorn and family visited Whetmore lake Sunday where Ray and Lee Hartshorn have been camping.
A Journal article on High School building improvements mentioned Frank Hollenbeck overseeing part of the work. A Chicago firm then sent him a clipping from the Journal offering their wallpaper line, indicating the paper’s wide reach to readers like Hollenbeck.
Notices of residents visiting relatives in Toledo Lima Dayton and other towns. weddings funerals school picnic and social calls are recorded along with brief ads and health remedy promotion.
Mrs. Fred Kurfess of Perrysburg township called on Mrs. E. J. Spilker of Webster. Geo Mills spent days with George Thomas and wife in Toledo. Mrs Chas Bayer hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Conley of Oxford Tony Flemming of Detroit and Miss Lala Bayer. The Woodmen Circle lawn fete is set for Aug 12 at Main and Second. ice cream and cake 10 cents. Oliver Davis plans retirement from the hardware store as he welcomes a new child. Miss Ada Escott returned from a week in Toledo. Metzger and Wagner families attended Andrew Metzger funeral in Liverpool Medina county. Stella Tabler of Napoleon visited Geo Murry and wife. Howard Comstock and Mr Taft of Monroe spent Tuesday with the Comstock family. Mrs Emma Shepler and Mrs Joe Chapman of Davisburg hosted guests. E J Spilker and wife entertained J Z Byrne A J Witeler and family and Mrs Rene Davenport on Sunday. Editorial notes urge electing a qualified real estate appraiser for village taxes. Dysentery and diarrhea mortality cited. Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended by CG P Champney. Over 1000 mailing cards available from The Journal for Perrysburg and vicinity. Champney on vacation. A N Thompson of Toledo to run Champney pharmacy in his absence.
It affords me pleasure to state that I consider the preparation known as Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the best and surest of good results of any I have ever used in my family says P B Herrington of Mount Ariel Ky This is the universal verdict of all who use his remedy It cures are so prompt and effectual that people take pleasure in recommending it For sale by BP Champnoy
Names of visitors and travelers fill the column with a parade of aunts, cousins, and friends visiting in Portland and surrounding towns. The piece notes several short trips, social calls, and a special lodge communication. A rural mail carriers meeting is planned for Perrysburg with a Labor Day park outing for families from multiple counties.
For sale are twenty shares of Northern Ohio Telephone Company stock par value 100 each. Offered at an escrow price before August 1 0. An investigation will prove the stock's value. Consult local manager A M care Journal 21tf at address.
For sale at a fair price and on reasonable terms the premises on Second Street lately occupied by Miss Jessie Fredrick being in lots 122 and 143 half acre with a fair house good location convenient to electric cars Perrysburg Ohio June 1909 Executor For Sale Vose piano mahogany case 400 style Address post office box 1 Perrysburg
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