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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
5
Hoach sheriff directs sale under legal writ for property tied to Plainita's Literacy. Details unreadable in fragment. official notice to debtors and bidders pending.
Monetova visitors, Toledo and Perrysburg residents, and local hospitality headline a string of social items. J B Smith and Bert King kin visit. a five cent theatre planned in Perrysburg. a birthday surprise for Dr. Bowers. Hoffmann's grocery praised. a moving picture venture eyed. townsfolk host travels, dinners, and Sunday visits across Lime City, Napoleon, and Waterville.
Local column lists drug store ads for Dr Thomas Belectric Oil and New Amstel Magazine, Christmas gift items, and community notices. Snippets cover visits by Samuel Krauss to Ft Wayne, Mrs Gardner’s millinery, bakery opening by the Kazmaier building, and various Toledo area social calls and upcoming meeting at the W O W Circle hall.
A collection of short social items records visits and hospitality in the Toledo Cleveland corridor. Names include Mrs McKensey, Mrs Krigg, John Schwind and spouses, Miss Nelile Huntsman, Mrs Gotlieb Walters, Albert Giesel, the Hollen sisters, Miss Curtis, Miss Jarett, and Mrs Chas Darrow. Also a call for readers to share news with The Journal, noting editors prize stable, local happenings.
A ragged collection of social notes and ads appears, listing Miss Mattie Humas guest of Miss Hazel Kazmaier and various callers. Prominent are employment pitches by National Dress Goods Co. and a medical product claim. The items mix household visits, luncheon guests, travel plans, and a door to door sales opportunity with vague names and places, reflecting a small town page.
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