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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

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Wood County Medical Association Elects Weatherill to Member

At the December Bowling Green meeting the Wood County Medical Association elected Dr. C J Weatherill of Weston to member, along with officers including President A P Black and Secretary Mary A Wilson. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and digestion relief after meals, noting free samples at C P Champney's Drug Store.

Wood County Medical Association Court House Bowling Green C.J. Weatherill Weston Aolp Dir A. P. Black Brad Ley Pecetteni HJ. Johnston Chamberlain David Preeman Kempl Nova Scotia C. P. Champney

Farmers Institutes Hear List of Winter Sessions

Wood county farmers institutes announce dates and speakers for winter sessions at Perrysburg Bloomdale and Prairie Depot plus Tentogany. Notable speakers include J Begg S B E Strode J W Markley J F Gordon W G Earnsworth and Charles McIntyre. County Treasurer M M Fowler seeks medical treatment for pneumonia and throat complaints are discussed as common in migrating populations. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended to prevent serious illness with local sale by C P Champney.

Farmers’ Institutes Wood County Perrysburg John Begg Columbus Grove Putnam County Montgomery Township Prairie Depot Bloomvale Strode Gallon Crawford County Pertynburg J. W. Markley Mt. Gilead Morrow County Tent Chamberlain Gale C. P. Champney W. J. Smith Sanders Ala G. P. Clampney Deugeiet

Perrysburg Gridiron Clashed in Muddy Season Finale

The Perrysburg football team lost 10 to 0 at Broadway Athletics in a rain soaked season finale. Players battled mud, sea like field, and hard hits as visitors claimed victory while Perrysburg fought to gain every inch. Mrs. Aaron Barnd, 65, died at her North Bal ora home from valvular heart disease. two daughters survive her.

Perrysburg Broadway Athletics Murman Fox Pat Aaron Barnd North Bal- Hore Marshal Gus Skibbie Sind Isaiah Richardson Terre Haute Ind John Shoup North Judson Edward Lawrence Micanopy Fla

Court actions sweep Lake county docket in common pleas

The common pleas court sees suits over deputy surveyors salaries totaling 153.04, and a county suit against Maunder Bros. and bondsmen for 649.74 tied to the Maunder ditch petition. Jurors award 2250 and 6000 in the Ry Rideout case. 1150 and 3500 in the By August Henry case. Irene Brown sues La Quinnes Got for 10,000 breach of promise as the packed courtroom watches. A nurse plaintiff and Bowling Green merchant defendant spotlight the session.

Lynn Boyitt G. F Galler Stinebaugh Common Pleas Court Toan Galner Maunder Bros Maundler Ditch H. V. Ry Rideout Lake Township Duncan Irene Brown la Quinnes Got Goit Madge Henderton Mead

Monument to Petersburg volunteers honored in Fort Meigs defense

Enduring Granite presents a letter from Mayor William M. Jones of Petersburg Virginia detailing Virginia soldiers who fought under General William Henry Harrison in the 1812 13 war and defended Fort Meigs and the Maumee valley. A monument in Petersburg cemetery honors Captain Richard McRae and list of officers and privates with General Orders dated October 17 1813.

William Corlett Maumee Valley Naseation William M. Jones Petersburg Virginia William Henry Harrison Maninew Valley Richard McTae Petersburg-Canada Harrison Vnion Great Britain Fort Meigs Richard McRae William Tisdale Henry Cary Shirly Tisdale James Stevens Robert B. Cook Samuel Stevens John Hendigenon Orporals M. B. Spotswood John Perry Joseph Scott Thoma G Beott Joseph G. Noble G. T. Clough Muss¢lini Dirlel Eshon Iwes Jackson Andrew Andrews Richard Adama John Bignall Richard H. Cenoch Thomas B. Bigger Robert Isac George Burge William Burton Bogner George Booker Joseph “3 Joan W. Burney Edmund Brown Thomas Clark Reuben Clements Moves Clements James Chalmers Edward Chewsworth James Yabanlsa Edward H. Coghill James Peters William Lacy Herbert C. Latten Benjamin Langon Alfred Loraise William Lanier William R. Leigh David Mann Nicholas Mansen Buey Anthony Mullen Benjamin Midfieton Roxer Mallory Joseph Mason Howard Mumford Samuel Miles James Page James Peterson Richard Pool Benjamin Pegram Thomas W. Perry John Potter John Rawlings George Richards William P. Rawlings George P. Rayburn John Shore John Shelton Richard Sharp John W. Smith John Spwall Robert Stevens Ezra Stith John H. Saunders Daniel Worsham Samuel Wil- Vane James Williams John F. Wiseley David Williams

Walbridge Hunter Pioneer Farmer In Fatal Hunting Accident

Herbert Hudson, 35, of the Rex farm near Walbridge, was severely injured in a hunting accident and his condition grew worse, with grave fears for recovery after leg injuries required amputation. In other news, Robert Place sold his Bowling Green hardware store for 11,000 to FL H. Piter of Saginaw, Mich, and nearby changes include Brauter Advocate sale to Elam Mowery and Will Sommers, while Frederick Kohring, an elderly Luckey farmer, hanged himself, leaving twelve children and a dying mind after months of illness.

Herbert Hudson Walbridge Hudson Toledo Wal- Celine Robert Place Bowling Green FL H. Piiter Saginaw Mich Arthur Place Mickipin Berry B. Calvin Charley Cdaries Messrs. Elam Mowery T, FP Bradner Will Sommers

W O W Band Dance at Town Hall New Year's Eve

The W. O. W. band plans ten dances at the town hall on New Year’s Eve to raise funds for current expenses. A 50 cent ticket per couple invites the public to support the cause and start the new year right.

Chamberlains ointment advertised for back pains

Directions advise bathing the painful back twice daily with Chamberlains ointment, massaging five minutes per application, then applying a dampened flannel binding over the seat of pain. The claim is rapid relief. Sold by C P Champney, druggist.

Chamberlain C. P. Champney

Death of Mrs Hartsing Elizabeth Hufford Hart ing Perrysburg 1839 1909

Obituary for Elizabeth Hufford Hartsing born Perrysburg township in 1839 who died November 26 1909 at age 70. Married Michael Harting September 27 1857 in Woodville. Survived by husband seven children two died in infancy and fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Member of the M B church since 1870. Golden wedding celebrated in 1907. Last church visit June 20 with sermon for the aged. Burial in Christ and Savior’s care. Also a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments with advertisement.

Elizabeth Hufford Hartsing Perrysburg Michael Harting Woodville Wole J. G. Martefigg H. Hortelng Lima Catherine Cowles Detroit Miel Nellie Redding Telrdn Tara Showalter Mans+ Held M. B. Church Wilson Constine Christ

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