Local pages note council, rail, and river topics in Toledo area
The column discusses council actions on improving contact with BOG and south county via rail lines, calls for speed limits on Front Street, and hopes Mayor Fleet Bowers will push ordinance. It covers Chauncey Depew’s reluctance to speak, lake disasters warning about overloaded ships, and Thanksgiving gatherings nearby including names and places in Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Co
Maumee
Martin
Fleet Bowers
Connell
Front Street
Ligny Min- Ney
Thanksgiving Visit Remains Storied in Dowling Family Notes
Additions to correspondence detail Dee Dowling and DeVerna families gathering for Thanksgiving in Dunbridge Miss Goldie Walker from Worrysburg visits Dora DeVerna as Mrs E 5 DeVerna stays with Scotch Ridge parents Ed DeVerna and son Charles visit Stover Hill with friends JW Smith of Toledo Arthur Rope of Miami Mary Chamberlain and John Richard with wife of Scotch Ridge join Ed DeVerna clan George Caldwell travels to Grand Rapids on business Parrysh Lime City hosts Joe Curtis and wife visiting George Caldwell family on Tuesday
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Richard
Seatch Ridge
Ed. DeVerna
George Caldwell
Grand Rapids
Pee Ween
Frank
Kittie
Ridgeway
Lund
Joe Curtis
Parrysh
Lime City
Tanson property and social notices in West Wis era
Dr 1.8. Bowers buys Second street Tanson property. Fred Witzler welcomes a baby girl. Miss May Cranker of the past week. Mr. J T Leopold and wife of Ottin D recent visitors to Mrs. Frei Witaler. Mrs. C Lee and Mrs. Sheldon return from Cleveland. Mrs J & Byrne of Perrysburg attend a social ball for daughter Mrs Ed Spilker. Fuller's advertises school suits for boys. Social ball notices invite attendees. Thanksgiving visits include Morris Benjamin of Kobe Japan en route. Mrs. Benjamin sister of L T Browne. Mrs Anni Eggleston and Miss Maude Clegg of Toledo visit Mrs. Barton for Presbyterian bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Tanson
Second Street
Fred Witzler
Mrs. Powell
Weston, Wis
May Cranker
Morris Benjamin
Kobe
Japan
Benjain
L. T. Browne
Anni Eggleston
Maude Clegg
Toledo
Barton
Store Ad Promises 24 7 Visit Ability and Full Guarantee
A local store advertises perpetual accessibility with always ready stock and consistent variety. It guarantees customer satisfaction with a money back offer if a purchase does not meet expectations.
Local Social Notes From Perrysburg Area 1905
Perrysburg district social items list visits engagements and gatherings. Missing and misread names populate a chronology of residents including Wallace Underhill surgeons hosts Yeager and Krauss dine events and a turkey supper. A lost umbrella, local burglaries and a birthday party highlight miscellaneous notices.
Kept It a Secret Announcement of a 1905 Marriage
Frank Hillabrand and Livella Bruce were united in marriage at Monros Mish on June 1905 by Judge Matthews. The couple’s friends wish the newlyweds happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hillabrand
Livella Bruce
Monros
Mish
Judge Matthews
Wappasina
Jamoy notes and social notices from Toledo area
Local items report residents visiting Toledo and guests at Webster Township. anniversaries, family reunions, illness and funeral details highlight community life with mentions of Houstetter’s products and a Thanksgiving sermon at the Presbyterian church.
Death of Mrs C G Hum Davenport and family ties
Taroling Davenport born May 18 1820 in Tiacu. She moved to Ohio then Wood and later settled in the town area. Married O B Buin in 1857 and they raised three children, two surviving Alva and Watters. Mrs Hum died November 30 1905 after a five year illness. Funeral at home Sunday 1 o'clock conducted by Rev G Bowens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taroling B. Davenport
Tiacu
Oho
Loum
Almont
Hum
Rev
G. Bowens
Vane
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Perrysburg
Sh Alub
Rorren
Toledo Coumcil
McCunty
Mutual Life Corporation Lny
National Wheel Company
Chattacey Depew
Chauncey Iso
Chauncey
New York
Feather City
Chiplatimas Macket
Orphe
Robert Marcela
Mita Gertrude
Tonyens
Tsim
ALC Targellin
Prat
Stretiched
Wits
Hollday
Weston
Mire
Stinabiugh
Whailerson
Tre
Mary Wales
Mise
Wik Witeler
Olas
Wallies Amt
Polen Witeley
Byron Chillan
He. G. Saturdi
Rhone
C. Revhensall
Floyd
W. Pomaroy
Lona Andree
Celia Brandhuber
Mhanesely Lie Deiner
Hare Hanmer
Pemberville
Jessie Barton
Arbureon Shallwell
B. G
Shat
Miss Barton
Swoiday
John Moser, Sr
Mr. Moser
A. Lincoln Kirk
Libert
Ward
Dunbridge
Christy
Te Press, Leve & Go
Pacis, Levy
A.C. Fuller
Pipe Dream
Comstock & Son
J. T. Leopold
Ottin, D
Frei Witaler
C. Lee
J. & Byrne
Ed. Spilker
Fuller's
Town Hall
FH. Wheinfrank
Rheinfrank
George Rheinfrank
Eugene Rheinfrank
Namie Good Goods
Maumee, O
Cisco
AC Fuller
Puller
POLI
J. Davis
Chas. L. Koch & CO
Sinc
Perrysburg, O
Mr. Sandwich
Fremont
B.A. Underhill
Avot Wallace
Rev. R. Wallace
Dorado
L. B. Lions and Family of
Voledo
A. Lucas
Hosthursday
Geo. Matthews
John Yeager
Neil Hunter
Crepps
R. Hi Illard
Perrysburgh
Poledo
J. 5
A. Shepherd
Miss Shepherd
Phoenix Lodge
Gus Durrer
North Baltimore
Fannie Veitchjot Toledo
Henry Wilde
Woodmen
Krauss
A. J. Rownsberger
Fred Hoffman
F. G. Hyde
Fred
Geo. Bennett
Rossford
J. ©. Malkeber
Wm. Norton
Rockport
Wilson Kohl
Kohl
Wilson
William Lehmann
Geo. W. Fearnside
Myr
Lely Minn
Brother Bill
William Pratt
Donald Hampton
Donald
Inxes Lottie Fink
Florence Krauss
Rub
Cranker
Gertrude Thornton
Mildr Tonkin
Irene Shattuck
Messrs
Car Eberly
Conde Lucas
Wan
Pratt
Ralph McGaslin
John Lovey
Iroceries
Uhtnaware
WM. Comstock & CO
JAMOY
A. J. Witsler
H. J. Spikernd
Webster Township
David Snyder
Shelton
Tia
J. ©. Byrne
Mary Norton
Houieter
Rocky Mountain
Win. Comstock & Son
FuLien's
Onorge Mills
Chris
Hartaing
Greo. Thomas
JC. Blank
Eber Mills
Frank Redding
Chad. Cook
George Uadd
Sartoy
Dla Wallace
G. FP
Tankratz
Minnie Moorehead
Shatby, C
Go! Evans
Sowers
Presbyterian Church
Stony Ridge
Philip Emery
Tolefo
Siindayed
Dasham Simmons
Ife
Hollister
Comsinck & Son
Mise Della Kekel
Charley
Pred Selimeider
Frank Neiderhouse
Ross
Conrad Ross
Lous
Luthringun
France
An Dusky
Leyt J. Ross
Ivy
Ft. Meigu
C. CG
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