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The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

2

Pioneer Mrs McColley Dying at Tontogany After Long Life

Last Friday morning near Tontogany Mrs John McColley died at an advanced age of 884 years though the article uses celebratory arithmetical flourish. She had been a resident since 1846 noted for charity and Christian service. Survived by daughter Mrs Patrick Carroll and two sisters Mrs Eliza Phillipa and Mrs Mattie Kutler. husband had died over twenty years earlier after serving as a sailor and a veteran of the One Hundredth O V I.

John McColley Toningany Tontogany Tem High Seas Patrick Carroll Eliza Phillipa Mattie Kutler

Crop Prospects Show Strong Wheat and Corn Yields

Weather over the past month boosted wheat to 98 percent of normal, with a 10 percent gain since last report. Corn area and production reached about 8,050,825 acres yielding 121,127,532 bushels, up 17.5 million from 1908 and the highest since 1906. Siloing and cribbing dates noted. apples yield near 44 percent of average. tobacco per acre about 39 pounds. cattle fed for spring market up 69 percent. Dean’s Regulats touted for constipation relief at 25 cents.

Ear Amputated in Michigan Rail Yard Accident

Rev Elmer Hock former pastor of the Radical LL church was badly injured in Wheeler Michigan last Friday while traveling with his cow and furniture in a freight car. A fencing switch caused the car to crash into four others. Hock, clinging to the door to protect the cow, was thrown and suffered the loss of an ear. The stove broke, flames started, and much furniture burned. He describes the trip as cold and rough and plans to reside in Wheeler Michigan.

Elmer Hock LL. B Michigan Wheeler Mich the Sentinel Tribune

Resolutions of Respect for Comrade H F McAllister

Walford Post No 61 G A R Department of Ohio calls to drape hall and charter in mourning for H F McAllister veteran of Co T 49th Pa Vol Infantry and Co B 3rd Pa Artillery. Committee notes brave service and offers sincere sympathy to his family in their bereavement.

Walford Post Department of Ohio H. F. McAllister Fred Yeager J. Croft James Carter

Card of Thanks for Floral Kindness in Bereavement

We express heartfelt thanks to friends for assistance during our sad bereavement of our son and for the beautiful floral offerings. Special thanks to the Rev Zackman and the choir, Mr and Mrs Wm Santechi and Ethel.

Zackman Wm. Santechi Ethel

Spelling Contest at Lime City Between Dowling and Lime City

A spelling contest will be held at the Lime City school house on Saturday evening December 18 1909 between Dowling and Lime City. It will be followed by a box social and a free for all spelling bee. Proceeds benefit the libraries of both schools. Everyone is invited.

Dowling Lime City

Marriage of Mme Lida L Griner to Lane Pringle

On Sunday morning December 12 at the residence of the visiting clergy man Rev Wi Lannyhill the marriage of Mme Lida L Griner to Lane Pringle was performed. After breakfast at Mrs B Trombley’s home the newlyweds departed for a short trip and plan to establish their home in our city.

Mme Lida L. Griner Lane Pringle Wi ‘Lannyhill Our City Broom Slater B. Trombley Our Midat

The Smile That Won’t Come Off

Herbert Leon Cope headlines a humorous evening praised as pure fun and lively laughter. The act promises unadulterated entertainment with sharp sense and strong stage presence, drawing big audience reactions and sustained cheers.

Courts Hear Demurrers and Multiple Civil Suits Filed

The docket includes demurrers in Huffaran vs Huebner and Huffman vs Wade, partner dissolution actions against Hossenfratz and Scott with receivers sought, and oil lease disputes on 110 acres. Additional suits involve injuries from a defective sidewalk, foreclosure of a plane mortgage, recovery on a cognovit note, an injunction over property in Michigan, and a divorce case seeking name restoration.

Jacob Huffaran Henry W. Huebner Jacob Huffman James Wade Henry Apel J. W. Hossenfratz George Scott J. W. Underwood Mitchell Farms Hassenfratz Scott Harry EB. Graham Tontogany Telephone Company Delphean Colling Louist John Dreis Mungen Hood Mr. James John W. Knight G. W. Loomis Frank Wight Howling Green Jets Crim Oakland County George Hill Alice Sarvis Gerald George W. Gerald Alice Sarvis Perrysburg Middleton

Corinthian Society Program at Porryburg High School

The Corinthian society of Porryburg High plans a program on Wednesday December 22 1909 in the High School auditorium. The event begins at 145 with music by an orchestra recitations and an original story by Marjoria Wilson and other performances by Jennie Comstock Frank Powell and more.

Corinthian Society Porrynburg High School Music—Orchestra Dorcas Weizel Marjoria Wilson Jennie Comstock Frank Powell Belo Ccle Phillips Rosalie Maddy Aurillg Hufford

Sudden Death of Mrs. Rife Linked to Possible Poisoning

Mrs. Samuel Rife of Lackey died suddenly Saturday evening while returning home from Lackey. Autopsy by Dr. Canfield and colleagues found normal vital organs. stomach sent to Toledo for analysis by Dr. Longfellow. Family, including husband and two children, had visited Lackey stores. oyster stew kept two days and candy eaten later may relate to poisoning. Coroner notes ptomaine poisoning or other poisoning possible. natural cause unlikely. Mrs. Rife had just sold a 40 acre farm, with $238 paid being found on her person. farm legacy from uncle Samuel Sternaman, maiden name Zerna Myer.

Samuel Rife Lackey Canfield J. H. Price Stony Ridge A. A. Bablone Luckey Toledo R. C. Longfellow Hife

Stone Road Repairs Share Claim Raised by Bloom Trustees

Bloom township trustees R B Fast W H Long and A D Bossler met with county commissioners on Monday to discuss distribution of state funds for stone road repairs. Wood County’s share is about 5500 dollars. Bloom Henry and Tilberry townships built stone roads under township law, while seventeen other townships’ roads were built by county commissioners. The Bloom trustees contend their township is entitled to a share of the state fund equal to that of the roads built by the commissioners.

R. B. Fast W. H. Long A. D. Bossler Bloom Township Wood County Bloom Henry Tilberry

Dowling Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Misa Edna Britton spent Tuesday evening with Chas Frasher and family. Chas Frusher and John Amon visited the Toledo theatres Sunday afternoon. HL Hawkins and family of Dowling had Sunday dinner with Thomas Frusher and family.

Misa Edna Britton Chas. Frasher and Family Chas. Frusher John Amon Visi Toledo Hl, Hawkins Dowling Thomas Frusher

Former Banker Charles Strong Dies After Suicide Attempt

Funeral held at Weston residence with Rev. Dawson officiating. Charles S. Strong, former head of Citizens' Bank in Prairie Depot, died at Toledo state hospital Sunday evening from injuries after jumping from a second floor at the hospital. He was 52, survived by a wife in Weston and many relatives. He had moved from Prairie Depot after the bank failure and prior private hospital treatment in Pilat, Michigan. He previously attempted suicide last fall while traveling from Detroit to Toledo.

Charles S. Strong Weston Mr. Dawson Presbyterian Church Strong State Hospital Toledo Prairie Depot Citizens’ Bank Pilat Mich Greyhound Detroit

Stony Ridge Social News and Local Picks

Mrs Ira Shook called on Mrs Nathan Robinson on Sunday afternoon. Miss Edith Reitz of Hobart visits with sister Mrs John Swarts west of town. Andrew Swart of Luckey and Fred Swartz of town were in Chicago last week buying feeding cattle. Miss Lord Wagoner west of town called on sister Mrs Wm Hazel last week. Philip Sattler's four year old daughter fell and broke her arm Dr Price attended. Frank Stroble and Sam Wagoner were Bowling Green callers Monday. Miss Frances Swope Miss Ethel Bean and Miss Lara Fike attended Luckey LeMoyne and Stony Ridge musical club Saturday at Miss Chlorinda Herman's LeMoyne home. Mrs Frank Wagoner and Miss Ines Hanley of Woodville Street East Toledo called Thursday. Rolla Shook and wife called on Shook's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Melvin Wagoner north of town Sunday afternoon. Rolla Johnson and Miss Anna Briggameler united in marriage last Thursday. Miss Briggameler has lived with Mr Pred Henry of Cummings for several years. For eczema tetter and salt rheum the intense itching is almost instantly allayed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases cured. For sale by C P Champney Perrysburg.

Ira Shook Nathan Robinson Edith Reitz Hobart John Swarts Andrew Swart Luckey Fred Swartz Chicago Lord Wagoner Wm. Hazel Philip Sattler Dr. Price Frank Stroble Sam Wagoner Bowling Green Frances Swope Ethel Bean Lara Fike LeMoyne Stony Ridge Chlorinda Herman Frank Wagoner Ines Hanley Woodville Street Toledo Rolla Shook

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