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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
4
The Perrysburg Fournal announces publication weekly with editor L. Blue and office in Watersd at the Perevelnes Pontottice. It explains subscription at one dollar per year, additional charges for rural or mail delivery, and private notices such as cords of thanks obituaries and poetry at six cents per line.
December reports show Fish and Game Commissioner Jobo C Speaks urging legislative amendment to require a one dollar annual license to hunt. He aims for self-sustaining commission funds. The piece also highlights national financial debates and calls for a stronger tariff bureau to aid American manufacturers.
The passage discusses friction between the House and Senate over discrimination against foreign goods, urging fair policy and justice. It argues American possession of islands should guide political and economic dealings, noting industrial threats and the need for reasonable treatment of foreign products.
Hans Grieg made a business trip to Bowling Green on Wednesday. Social events include Dist No 7 success, a tea for Mrs Miller, and a W O W market. Mrs Rose Davenport attended a Wood County Union Christian Endeavor cabinet meeting. Beech er Waltermire lecture at the high school Friday at 8.30. Lewis Finch and family gathered for Thanksgiving with Lime City relatives. Mrs H C Lawrence and Mrs C F Rider hosted a tea in honor of Mrs C D Miller of Traverse City. A six room cottage on Sixth Street is offered by Hoffmanns. The Ladies of the W O W Circle plan fried cakes and biscuits sale. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs Branats. 30 attended. Charles Bayer and wife marked eleventh wedding anniversary with relatives and a luncheon. All wished the Hayers many happy returns.
Wm Savory sues on cognovit note against Wim Schutter berg for 291 62 H Weaks to answer grand jury on paternity charge by Mary Burkhart Pr0nare Marters petition to sell real estate by Wm Dunipace and Bertha Dunipace guardians with order of appraisement. Henry Hansen will admitted to probate. inventory of estate of Or-
Local notices list Methodist Episcopal services with sermons and choir practice, Presbyterian worship times and Christian Endeavor, and ZOAR Lutheran schedule. Daily mass timings at Rose of Lima are noted along with catechism and vespers on Sundays.
Miss Inez Wade daughter of Mrs. F S Strateberg of Toledo and Elmer Hoffmann were married on Thanksgiving day November 28 1907 at Bowling Green. Attendants included Miss Ethel Wade and Ernest Tyrall. A wedding dinner followed at the Hoffmann home and guests were limited to close relatives. The couple will start housekeeping on the Hoffmann farm east of town.
Billy Bean headlines the Lyceum theatre in Toledo with Patsy In Politics a lively new play. The mischievous red headed comedian keeps the crowd laughing with new songs clever gags and a larger cast. The chorus of dancers and a bevy of pretty performers add to the show’s appeal throughout the week.
Vigill Prescott a leading actress arrives at Burt's Theatre Sunday for Charles E Blaney Western comedy The Child of the Regiment with a grand mounting and elite company. Thursday features Joe Hertz singing Our Friend Fritz in a comedy drama delivering laughter and song.
Sunday School at 8:30 a m. Preaching at 10 0 a m and 7 00 p m Evangelical W D Huddle pastor Sunday School 830 a m William Wellstead superintendent Preaching 1010 a m and 700 p m Sundays Prayer Meeting Thursday 740 p m Junior YP senior YP C E 6 00 p m 2400 pt Senior Y P B C E 6 00 p m
The notice lists stop sequence for the Toledo Urban and Interurban Railway and sets daily car times. Services include Toledo Maumee Bowling Green Portage Cygnet North Baltimore Mortimer Findlay Bluffton Lima Wapakoneta Sidney Piqua Troy Tippecanoe Dayton with departures from Toledo at 7:20 to 9:20 p.m. and various onward timings for Maumee South Bowling Green lines.
The timetable shows passengers should board the car leaving the Y on even hours to connect with the car from Bowling Green. For return trips to Bowling Green take the car leaving the T 35 minutes after the hour. Cars depart Y for Eckle Junction hourly starting at 7:00 a.m., linking with each south bound local.
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