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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
7
A dated paper from Friday indicates court orders involving the Perryehiing Post Office and a city attorney named Ab Sarelueky to render judgments in various actions. The document outlines multiple directions for preparation and service in the legal process.
A nationwide ad campaign defending Roosevelt's policies costs an estimated 200000 and argues for continued U S relations with Japan. Secretary Root and the Japanese ambassador assert friendship remains strong, while Myron Herrick lauds Taft’s rise within Ohio Republicans and signals a shift in the 1900s party dynamics.
A court list summarizes several divorce filings and judgments. Mary J Huntys and Charles J Hunt granted divorce with custody to plaintiff. Core Ophelia Care Center restored maiden name. Other divorces include George C Munn vs George F Caldwell by default. John Grubb vs O J Bennington. George A Savidge vs Clara Savidge. Also listed are default judgments and attached-property sale confirmations, notes on promissory and cognovit actions, and a divorce case Sarah Signs vs Amy Signs with custody and alimony requests.
A traditional old fashioned dance will be held at Perrysburg Town Hall on Tuesday evening December 24. The program promises music and dances as they used to be, with everyone invited to attend.
The College of Agriculture at Ohio State University with C J and D Ry and grain dealers run an Agricultural Specu train over the CML and DD line. It will stop in Perrysburg Ohio for a forty minute lecture on seed corn and alfalfa. The train arrives at 8 35 a m on January 2, 108.
Phoenix lodge F and A M names J F Brandhuber as W M Philip Wetzel as S W Geo A Powers as W Fred Eberly as Treasurer A R Williams as Secretary Charles Peck J Y l A Oblinger Tyler Benj Thornton elected for the next year Installation on the first Monday in January to be private for members only
Lewis Emeh was in Bowling Green Go business Monday Jobo Limmer and family of Toledo and Geo Limmer and wife of Dowl ing will be the Christmas guests of Albert Reitzel and family.
LeRaynville merchant Wholever touts Hucklen's Azulea Salve as a cure for piles and skin sores. He claims it cured him twenty years ago and references Wm. Comstock & Son drug store selling it for 260.
Mrs Patrick Campbell brings The Second Mrs Tanqueray and The Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith to Valentine Theatre Toledo on Christmas Day with matinee and evening performances. A nation spanning tour follows after a November 11 kickoff from New York. Otis Skinner appears Dec 28 in The Honor of the Play, following acclaim in The Harvester and The Duel.
For the public and always affords the dramatic thrill which is so enjoyable. He is supported this season by his usual capable company, and the performance will be one of the great occasions of the year.
Sunday matinee features Custers Last Fight, a road show tied to a Christmas attraction. The production portrays Gen Custer’s stand at the Bighorn amid Redskins conflict, praised as finest on the road. Lottie The Poor Little Sales Lady closes the week Thursday with a tale of a pretty working girl facing hard struggles. The show is described as one of the heaviest productions on the road.
The Lyceum hosts the Iatest comedy sensation The Big Tick featuring the Inimitable four morions starting Sunday matinee. George W Hobart writes a three act merriment with music numbers and a grand scenic production. Matinees Sunday Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Christmas at 2:00 with extra shows. Also notes local social items and a horse sale.
On Christmas Eve the Evangelical Sabbath School held a brief service followed by a treat for all members. The New Century Club met at Mrs Ametia Stswinekel’s home on Monday afternoon December 20 for a regular session. A party at Alexander Stewart’s home for about forty youths surprised his son Frank returning from lawn. Games, oysters and other treats were shared late into the night, with keen wishes for future gatherings.
Union services during the week of prayer begin Sunday evening January 5 at 7 oclock at the Presbyterian church central in town. Bee pastors will take turns preaching with weekday services a half hour later. The pastors request large attendance and invite everyone to come.
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