New Water Meters Offered at Cost to Perrysburg Consumers
By order of the Board of Public Affairs Perrysburg residents may obtain Union or Thompson meters at 9.55 each. The first 60 meters will be sold to the first 60 depositors who provide owner name house number and lot. Installation only by the Water Works Superintendent. February 3 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public] Affairs
Perrysburg
Union
Metor Go
Thompson
Superintendent of Water Works
Board of Public Affairs
G. B. Lownsbury
Journal Adds Three New Names to List
The Journal reports three new names added this past week from Rossford Lime City and Perrysburg bringing the total to 123 since October 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossford
Lime City
Perrysburg
Public Auctions Announced In Perrysburg Area
John Koerber of South Boundary Street Perrysburg near Fremont Pike schedules a public sale Tuesday February 10 at 10 a m offering a pair of horse and many farming implements. Mrs M Schramm of Fremont Pike east of Perrysburg and west of Lime City sets a sale Wednesday February 18 at 10 a m with two horses five cattle and assorted farming tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koerber
South Boundary Street
Perrysburg
Fremont Pike
Mrs Emch Awarded 1000 In Damage Suit
Mrs. Harriet W Emeh obtained a 4000 judgment for the death of her husband George W Emeh in Judge Ritchies court yesterday. The suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad Co claimed Emeh a conductor and brakeman was injured while unloading heavy packages from a train. The injuries allegedly led to his death months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet W. Emeh
George W. Emeh
Ritchie
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Emeh
Probate Court Admits Heath Will and Handles Estate Actions
Probate court records show Sarah J. Heath's will admitted to probate and multiple estates with guardianship accounts, inventories, and petitions to sell real estate. Inheritance tax determinations are noted for Mary Frusher and Lottie Dunipace, with small tax amounts certified. several guardianships and civil actions are listed including Rudolph v. various parties and custody rulings in a sequence of court items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Heath
A. A. Brown
Albert Brown
William Herman
Clifton Hathaway
Henry J. Rudolph
the Commercial Bank & Savings Company
Albert L. Thomas
Floyd
L. Bossier
George Rife
Sarah Eisenhour
William Ault
Marguerite Ault
H. J. Sears
Emma E. Kelley
Mary Frusher
Lottie
Dunipace
Clarence Otter
Allen Levi
Mary Belle Morris
A. R. Campbell
Floyd L. Bosler
Sadie Turner
Rose Larry
William Parkins
Fred Seiling
Charles Hufford
Conrad Seiling
L. C. Gerdeman
Robert' Place
Mary
Frusher
P H S Boys Triumph Over Waterville In Home Gym
PH S defeated Waterville BT to Mie on their home floor in a hard fought game. Sheldrick led PH S with 18 points Thornton scored 20 as Dibling was subbed out. The PH S girls beat Waterville 14 to 11, Eleanor Lownsbury top scorer. Next Friday Waterville visits for a triple bill.
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Waterville Boys
Perrysburg
Waterville
P. H
Sheldrick
Eleanor Lownsbury
Icky
Wetervill .É
Wiser
Sutter
Thanking Perrysburg Citizens for Census Enumeration
Thomas H. Sheldrick thanks the Perrysburg township residents for their aid in taking the fourteenth census enumerations as the North Perrysburg Two Enumerator. DeLaval Service Day held at Bigley’s Hardware in Maumee, February.
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Perrysburg Township
Thomas H. Sheldrick
North
Perrysburg
DeLaval
Oe Bigley's Hardware
Maumee
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Notes
Rev W H Pheley leads Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 7 30 on February 8. Dr Pheley speaks on Adventures in Stewardship. Junior and Senior meetings listed with topics and scriptures. Choral Union rehearsal Saturday at 7 20 and new music arrival.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Pheley
Jaon
Peter
Lydda
Joppa
W. HH. Roose
Dr. Pheley
Choral Union
Grace Evangelical Sunday Schedule and Revival Starts
Grace Evangelical outlines Sunday events February 8 with Sunday school at 9 30 am lesson Peter at Lydda and Joppa reports from Ashland convention launching Forward Movement Junior Choir 8 am Young People's Alliance led by George Twining 6 30 pm discussion A Worth While Life evening revival begins this week prayer meeting Thursday expects large attendance Young People's Alliance meets Friday at Harry Spreng home Fort Melgio
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Ashland
George Twining
Peoper’s Alliance
Young People’s Alliance
Harry Spreng
Fort Melgi O
Legion Meeting Promises Boxing Match at Post Night
On Tuesday evening February 10 Per ry sburg Post No 28 of the American Legion schedules a regular meeting with special amusement a boxing match between local amateurs, plus other events and a smoker for attendees.
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Perrysburg
The
American Legion
Correction Issued for Ivy Leaf Rebekah Lodge Officers
A notice explains Evelyn Ryder was unintentionally omitted from last week's list of newly installed officers for Ivy Leaf Rebekah Lodge. The error occurred due to the rushed press deadline.
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Ivy Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Evelyn Ryder
W. O. W. Installation Delayed to February 7 1920
Due to bad weather the W O W postponed their installation to February 7, 1920 at a specified evening hour. Important matters will be addressed. Refreshments to follow. Signed M B Cook, scribe.
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W.O.W
M.B. Cook
Mozart Club Plans February Meeting at Alma Lindemeir Home
The Mozart Club will meet at Alma Lindemeir's home on February 7 at 2 30 p m to celebrate near Valentines with a Valentine box. The program titled Great Teachers and Writers of Music Used in Piano Study will be led by Ruby Byers with Alma Lindemeir as hostess.
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Mozart Club
Alma Lindemeir
Song
Lincoln
Ruby Byers
Leonardo Da Vinci Handwriting Mirrors Ancient Styles
An account describes Leonardo da Vinci writing with his left hand and composing from right to left, making his letters resemble Hebrew or Arabic. A single letter reportedly required a mirror to read, highlighting his unique script style.
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Leonardo
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
Lawyer F. E. Bowers Relocates Office to Munger Block
Attorney F. E. Bowers announces move from Hillabrand Building on Front Street to the Munger Block on Louisiana Avenue second floor. New suite hosts his law practice and client meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillabrand
Front Street
Munger
Louisiana Avenue
F. E. Bowers
Checkers to Become Big Screen Attraction at Auditorium
William Fox presents Checkers the famous racing play now a motion picture at the Auditorium for a two day run beginning Saturday February 7. Advance reports promise a picture of great merit directed by Richard Stinton. The film offers spectacular scenes including a race at a large track a train wreck with a freight car and several persons and a race horse falling into a river and a scene in New Yorks Chinatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Auditorium Theater
Richard Stinton
New York
Chinatown
Swank Attends Conference Visit and Conventions
Rev O D Swank left Monday for a brief visit with his parents at Butter, Ohio, and to attend the ministerial conference and laymans convention at Ashland. Lay representatives from Gravechurch are George Twining, Robert Stickles, and Albert Pahrer. from Hobiart church are George Neitz and Henry Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D Swank
Butter
Ashland
George Twining
Robert Stickles
Albert Pahrer
Gravechurch
George Neitz
Henry Swartz
Hobiart Church
Census Taker John Jones Seeks Perrysburg Names
Census enumerator John Jones asserts confidence he has recorded every resident of Perrysburg. Officials ask anyone missed to send names to any Civic Association official as the census aims to cover Perrysburg for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jones
Perrysburg
Civic Association
Building and Loan Interest Draws Perrysburg Community
Last Friday night’s meeting drew strong interest in forming a Perrysburg building and loan. Mr. K D Haymaker gave an educational talk inspiring attendance and urging citizens to join a civic committee to pursue the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. D. Haymaker
Perrysburg
Groundhog Shadow Signals Six Weeks More Winter
Reports say the ground hog saw a shadow, suggesting six more weeks of winter. Wild geese flying north over the lake last Friday and robins spotted in Fremont and Norwalk hint at an early spring, according to lake sailors and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Fremont
Norwalk
Springfield Woman Repeats 28th Journal Subscription
Mrs M M Hollenbeck of Springfield Missouri sends $1.50 marking the 28th annual renewal of her Journal subscription. She praises the newspaper and joins a cadre of readers who renew promptly with kind words of appreciation.
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M. M. Hollenbeck
Springfield
Journal
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