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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1908
Page
5
General insurance firm C A Powers Agency offers a bargain sale via agent Geo A Powers in Perrysburg Ohio. Local readers are urged to inquire at the agency for details and terms.
Wanted poster seeks a man in Percy sburg to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new bases with special effective methods. Permanent position 1.90 per day plus commission, apply with references to R C Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Blog New York. Lost pocket book with money and jewelry Sunday morning on Second Street between Main and Walnut or Walnut between Second and Fourth. Finder to Journal Office or with John W Lyons for reward.
Hobart on November 27 reports Ed Beach and John Bauman as guests of Ed Neitz. Sunday visits include Mrs Beached wife with Henry Lusher and wife of East Toledo. Mrs John Swartz visited daughter Mrs Wilson Kohl of Perrysburg. John Neitz stayed with Perrysburg friends. Mrs Robert Neitz and Miss Emily Strudwick visited Mrs Chas Stuartz. William Bench and wife visited Andrew Swartz family at Stony Ridge. Mr Muirland wife spent day with Ben Snyder and wife of East Toledo. Miss Alina and Florence Ouble hosted by Mrs Albert Helm East Toledo. Miss Mary Neico of East Toledo visited Joh Beach and family for Thanksgiving.
Local notes record numerous Thanksgiving visits with families in Toledo and nearby towns. Residents: Meeker, Mabel Weale, Malle Shipman, Claranderhill, Gutewiler, Starkey, Marshall, Dowling, and others. Also mentions weddings, travel to Portage and Monclova, hunting trip to Maine, and a Carey Toledo marriage involving Chesbrough Gosgray Strayer Powers.
Zelimekl of 6% Gibson St Buffalo reports curing a severe cold sore using Bucklow's Amica Salve. He applied a thin layer once daily for two days and claims the sore disappeared. Sold under guarantees at Wm Comatock & Son's drug store for 25 cents.
Thanksgiving social notes describe visits among Toledo and Perrysburg residents including Ming Pearl Noble, Mike Noble, Mrs Frnk Noble, and families. A forthcoming W O T U meeting is announced for December 3 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Frank Noble s home with several local names listed as attendees or guests.
A fragmented notice cites Midg Molen Pitlenger of Water ville visiting with B C Hegley and family and Mrs Elizabeth Hoffmann as a recent guest of her daughter. It also warns readers to list guest names in the paper to avoid slighting hosts and mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and 35 cent price.
Thanksgiving greetings and visits across Toledo and surrounding towns. Families such as Bowers, Schwind, Finch, McCraight, Grueshaber, Trusel, and Ford join relatives in Saginaw, Toledo, Weston, Bowling Green, and Detroit. Advertisements tout Dou's Ointment for skin and burns, and various attendees extend thanks with meals and travel.
Daily items list numerous Oberlin and Toledo visitors, Thanksgiving dinners, and social calls among families in Perrysburg and nearby towns. An advertisement promotes Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea and German colored Perrysburg postcards, with market and church events noted for December.
Card of thanks extends gratitude to friends who assisted during and after a fire. HIRAN HUNTSMAN and family express deep appreciation and say they will never forget the timely aid and kindness received.
Off totter Melvin Gheingr and J. J. Finch. Wife and son Arnold spent Thanksgiving with J. D. Greiner and wife. H. C. Snell and family were over Thanksgiving guests of Frank Kurtle and wife. John Shook and you, and John Swartshire went to Chicago to attend the stock show. Sunday school rally planned at the RV church next Sunday afternoon. Mrs. B. Wagoner and F. Mote ney visiting their brother General Metzger in Paulding County.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for their kindness during Mrs. Klingler illness and death. Appreciation goes to the minister and chair and for Hora offerings from friends. KR. Tromsna and family.
A 20th century classified style notice invites women to join as agents selling dregs goods and silks. It promises easy sales, weekly earnings of $25 or more, no capital required, and liberal commissions. Samples provided, address Dept. 10, 200 West Broadway, New York.
The December program for Monday Morning Talks is announced with Rev J W Zackman and Rev J B Kleekamp presenting informal, travel and experience focused talks to uplift high school students. Talks will be in the High School room, fifteen to twenty minutes, open to all citizens.
The two oldest voters in Hancock county live in Madison township and likely cast their last Republican vote. Charley Ricketts and David Winder, both 96, first supported William Henry Harrison in 1880 and have consistently backed the party since its founding, voting again last Monday.
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