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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1907

Page

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Financial Report of Citizens' Banking Company Perrysburg Ohio 1907

Report to the State Auditor detailing the banks resources and liabilities as of December 5 1907. Loans and mortgages 27144808 capital stock paid in 50000 municipal bonds 8480 overdrafts 4229 undivided profits 4540.00 trust and miscellaneous items included. Sworn before D K Hollenbeck notary with chapman and munger signatures.

Citizens’ Banking Company Perrysburg Ohio State of Wood County D. K. Hollenbeck

Death of Aged Lady in Weston Village

Grandma Thacker mother of C. D. Thacker of Weston was found dead in her bed Sunday morning. She was ninety years old and had been very feeble for some time. Known and loved by all in the village, she resided there many years.

Grandma Thacker C. D. Thacker Weston

Powers Agency Insurance Agent Announcement

George A Powers announces continuation of his late father’s agency. He will extend full attention and courtesy to all former patrons and new customers, with the same companies represented as before.

George A. Powers

Perrysburg Postal Cards Featured by The Journal Office

A reader note offers a collection of Perrysburg scenes and river views available as Christmas gifts. The Journal Office claims to publish the finest Perrysburg postal cards, highlighting images suitable for holiday gifting.

Perrysburg Journal

Double Affliction for East Side Undertakers Clegg Family

R S Clegg and James R Clegg longtime East Side undertakers suffer two bereavements as wives die within eleven hours. Mrs R S Clegg dies at 2 15 am after 10 weeks illness. Mrs James A Clegg dies at 1 15 pm after paritonitis following an operation. Both burials planned at Woodlawn and Willow cemeteries.

R.S. Clegg James R. Clegg East Side R. S. Clegg H. A. Eggleston South Main Street James A. Clegg St. Vincent’s ‘Hospital Mra. Clegg R.s.clegg Woodlawn Clegg Willow Cemetery Toledo Times Perrysburg R.P. Barton James Clegg

Remarkable Health Note From Winterton Man

Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts a chaotic medical diagnosis sequence from five doctors. His wife advised Electric Bitters which purportedly restored his health, claiming one bottle did more good than all five doctors. Sold by Wm. Comstock & Sons, druggists, 50 cents, with a blood poison and stomach kidney relief guarantee.

Abraham Brown Winterton N. Y Wm. Comstock & Sons

Teachers Institute Program Highlights and Speakers

The program lists lectures and discussions led by Supts Martin North Baltimore Cummings Liberty Two Hammond Dunbridge and Brown Bloomdale Zemer Napoleon, with addresses by Rev George Lowry Perrysburg Prof Warren Durst Oxford and Prof Warren Darst on topics from rural school management to geography and school literature.

Martin North Baltimore Cummings Liberty Two Hammond Dunbridge George Lowry Perrysburg Zemer Napoleon Brown Bloomdale Warren Durst Oxford

Bicycle Fatality After Nearsighted Driver Collision

The cyclist Frank Hall, 46, a contractor for B G, was killed on Main Street when he failed to see N R Hartington, a lawyer, driving a rig in the opposite direction. Hall, who was nearsighted, struck the rig and was thrown from his bicycle. he died at 101 o'clock after suffering a fractured skull. He leaves a widow and two children.

Frank Hall B. G Main Street N.R. Hartington A. Baldwin Hall Sentinel

Fatally Burned Oil Worker in Maryland Boiler House

Scott Painter, 83, was fatally burned in the boiler house of his home oil well in North Baltimore on Thursday after lighting a match to check water level. A hidden gas leak caused an explosion flinging him 20 feet, tearing his clothing and searing his face. He left a wife and three children.

Scott Painter Baltimore

Wedding in County Court Ends With Costly Surprise

A fifty year old man and a woman of similar age sought marriage licenses with a young man and girl as witnesses. The couple were a father and mother of a bride and the groom and son of the groom. At Squire Nearing the marriage papers were issued, but money ran short as the old man complained it cost 80 more to marry here than in Michigan after a fine dinner.

Squire Nearing Michigan

Dangerous Deadlock Cure Promised By Dr King Pills

An 1880s style drug advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick remedy for dangerous liver and bowel function stoppage. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and is sold at Wm. Comstock & Sons' drug store for 26 cents.

Missing girl Agnes Klatz sought by Toledo police

Agnes Klatz aged 15 vanished after leaving her sister Mrs J Schweim at 1206 Heaton Street last Monday to visit her parents in Lime City. Described with dark hair, 5 feet 2 inches, 138 pounds, she wore a green skirt, white waist, brown jacket and hat. Police search continues.

Agnes Klatz J. Schweim Heaton Street Lime City Geen Toledo Blade

W O W Election Officers Named For Way Camp

Way Camp No. 00 W O W held an election of officers on December 10 selecting Geo A Powers as Conductor Commander and Benj Thornton as Advanced Lieutenant Fred L Hechler became Banker M B Cook Clerk Fred Dauer Escort Watchman Fred Griss Sentry Joe Fuller Camp Physician 1 8 Bowers Organist Joe S Fuller Tanntor Fred Dauer Installation set for January 7, 2008 with refreshments and social entertainment Wm Charles Jr to be installing officer.

Con. Com Geo. A. Powers Benj. Thornton Fred L. Hechler M. B. Cook Fred J. Dauer Fred Griss Joe Fuller Bowers Joe S. Fuller Tanntor Wm. Charles, Jr

Hobart Social Roundup Includes Wm Chandler Guests

Wm Chandler and wife hosted guests including Wm Whitney and wife of Sylvania Mrs Robert Nietz and daughter Grace and George Nietz and wife Emily Stradwick visited Mrs Chas Swartz on Monday afternoon Wm Chandler wife and daughter Ruby visited John Nietz and wife and George Nietz and wife Chas Puse called on East Toledo friends Wilson Kohl and family of Perrysburg visited John Swartz and family John Bench wife and son Edwin spent Sunday with Will Bench and family Chas Swartz and family were guests of Will Bench and family Sunday

Wm. Chandler Wm. Whitney Sylvania Robert Nietz Grace George Nietz Emily Stradwick Mis John Bench Edwin Will Bench Chas. Swartz

Painful Injury to Child from Umbrella Handle

Luella Robinson four year old daughter of O. 8. Robinson of Plaza fell Saturday night on an umbrella handle that pierced her cheek and cut inside her mouth. The wound is serious and recovery will take time. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a liver and stomach tonic.

Luella Robinson

Perrysburg Banking Company Report 1907 Seal

Report of the condition of The Perrysburg Banking Company of Perrysburg Ohio at start of business December 9 1907 shows assets and liabilities including Loans on real estate and other items Current expenses Cash on hand capital stock paid in undivided profits and deposits The cashier T M Franby swore to accuracy before M B Cook Justice of the Peace noting over thirty percent of deposits held in cash to satisfy requirements The bank was incorporated May 25 1906 began business November 12 1906 HB J Kingsbury president and T M Franby cashier

Perrysburg Banking Company Perrysburg Ohio Ance Carnee Omimless Exaerederes Ericceseescaeeereerseset Furniture Axlureh Se Eeee T. M. Praney Perrynburg Banking Company T. M. Franby M. B. Cook

List of Jurors for January Term 1908

The wheel drawn jurors include Gnaxp Junons Samuel Mercer Bowling Green Tobn Tach Walbridge TR Judson Bowling Green Joseph Hoffman Grand Rapids John David Prairs Depot Lawrence Cramer Plain Township Chas Bodette Bowling Green J. Benschoter Grand Rapids John Anderson Plain Township Wm Harris Rossford Frank King Pratte Depot E D Baggelly Weston Albert Avery Bowling Green M A Faws Bowling Green Perr Jonons John Simmons Dunbridge John Altermatt Perrysburg Philip Ziess Haskins Frank Adams Grand Rapids George F Histe Portage Charles Adams Prairie Depot J Brand Haskins W W Ashbaugh Tontogany 8 S Frederick North Baltimore J M Forrester Center Township W F Kinney Bowling Green Tom Tinney Lime City Homer Taller Rosaford Edward Fitzerald Perrysburg Chas Brittain Perrysburg

Gnaxp Junons Samuel Mercer Bowling Green Tobn Tach Walbridge Judson Joseph Hoffman Grand Rapids John David Prairs Depot Lawrence Cramer Plain Township Chas Bodette Benschoter E. Current Tontogany John Anderson Harris Rossford

Danner Family Remembers Visits and Quilting Day

George Koerber Bates and Henry Danner stayed in Shepherd Michigan with friends and praised the visit. A Danner family group spent a day in Bowling Green with Mrs Maggie Buckenberger and relatives. Mrs Lena Danner hosted a quilting gathering with several Danner kin including Elizabeth Kinderwater and Miss Anns Danner. Henry Limmer and his son Johnnie called on the Danner brothers Saturday evening. Philip Artz also recently called on the Danners.

George Koerber Henry Danner Shepherd Mich Henry Mra John Danner Anna Bowling Green Maggie Buckenberger Elizabeth Kinderwater Anns Danner Lena Danner Henry Limmer Johnnie Danner Brothers Hilip Artz

Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends Solves Illness and Death

We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and man friends who assisted us through our mother’s illness and passing, and for the floral offerings. Signed: RS. Eugenia Weaver, Miss Evora Wirzier, Mr. Elmer Witzer.

Eugenia Weaver Evora WirziEr Elmer Witzer

Also Mentioned on This Page

R. P. Barton Undertaker Norman L. Hanson Cashier J. Davis James O. Troup F. Chapman George Munger W. C. Perrin A.C. Puller Daviil Main, John Perrin A. J. Witzler O. Bell the Powers Agency John H. O'Leary Buite Nicholas Building Toledo F.eugene Rheinfrank SLAW Ledo John Zurfluh Summit St Monroe St Frederick Averill Spitzer Building Doe William W. Campbell Baldwin & Harrington Court of Common Pleas Common Pleas Court Court House Bowling, Green Perrysburg and Findlay Pike A. Bald W. W. Campbell J. C. Troup Mth Roscommon Ogeman Counties Indiana Illinoise W. F. Johnston Roscommon, Mich W. H. Hoagland Bowling Grown Wil Lina Eston Teachers’ Institute John E. Gunekel National News Boy's Association Collins Fremont Scheetz Addreas Warren Darst Ayer W.O. W Hobart J. Kingsbury T. M. Franby, Cushior A. G. Fuller
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