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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
5
Finder asked to leave at Orrick or homes nearby for a reward. Other small ads include help wanted clerical or machinist positions with pay at least 12 per week and references. Local social notes mention Steinbaugh visitors, Toledo guests, and Detroit visitor Tessie Gerathy. A.C. Fuller notes sale or showlog of boys suits for school wear in Hitssengon.
River Home Poultry Yards captured multiple awards at the Toledo Poultry Show including two firsts four seconds four thirds five fourths six fifths a silver cup for best display in the Asiatic Class and a silver cup for best third in the show Sweepstake special awarded to Mr Charles Peck for four firsts including Chinese Geese and Muscovy Ducks.
Frank Harvey and John G Spoerl advertise a public sale at the seller’s Lime City area residence forty miles south on the James Smith road on February 20, 1908. Items include a mare, cows, farm machinery, tools, wagons, harness, furniture, and various goods listed as too numerous to mention. Sale starts at 10 o clock.
Local notices list Fuller’s offering Panama Cloth suits at 60c, several Toledo and Maumee residents visiting family and friends in Perrysburg, and the Perrysburg Dramatic company report a successful local production. Also noted are illnesses, a lost key ring, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy endorsed by F. M. G. Sibert.
Weston Ohio items note Marshal Fuller ill and visitors from Tontogany and Toledo. Frank Rhoda recovering after eye surgery at St Vincent's. Albert Klag visiting in country. Epworth League plans sleigh ride to A J Conklin's with oyster supper. January clearance sale extended to February 16. Needle party hosted by Mrs Henry with several friends attendance. Young group enjoyed sleigh ride and games at Miss Simmons home with many local youths and adults attending.
Dr Clarence Ordway at 155 Oak Street Torino opens hours from 1 to 2 and 6 to 7 30 p.m. The notice mentions Slimery Chemical and Migroaonty Analyste services.
Several tracts offered in Henry and Paulding counties Ohio with prices per acre ranging from 80 to 8250. Listings include 70 acres under cultivation with fair buildings near Damascus Township and 51 acres in Richfield Township with a good house, outbuildings, fruit, well and cistern. Some properties accept smaller farms or other real estate as part payment and offer long-term balance options.
Local notices list visitors and social calls across towns including Frank Noble Misa Noble and family and Miss Corrie Abele. A doughnut shower is scheduled for Saturday at 2 o'clock at A J Witaler’s store with Reverend and Mrs. Turner and others mentioned in social rounds.
A life service for Abraham Lucan will be held Sunday February 9 1008 at the M B church. Commander G Letherer invites all ex soldiers and widows and orphans from Walford Port and veterans to assemble at the town hall at 10 o clock and march in a body to the church. Adjutant Fred Yeager notes the service is by order. The notice mentions coffee from The Continental Coffee store with stamps on groceries and coal. Spaffords lecture February 15 features a cartoonist and clay modeler with musical instruments. admission 25 cents.
Mrs J C Spleather will present her report of the National Convention at the home of Mrs William Charles Sr Wednesday at Y p.m. All are invited.
Majestic Theatre at 315 St. Clair Street Toledo presents up to date moving pictures illustrated songs and other novelties with ladies and children especially invited. Programme changed three times a week.
Fuller’s notes new goods including Lailes Shoes in the Imperial line priced at 2.00 2.50 and 3.00 per pair.
The store promotes famous shirts for men at 50c and 15c in new styles, claiming superior fit for the price. Miss Edna Munger and Eva Crawford of Toledo visited Miss Tillie Broka earlier in the week.
M AUMEE Jan 5 1910 Maumee business man 54 dies at 4 15 Tuesday morning at his residence from a brain lesion ten days after onset Survived by wife mother Waterville roots one son John Maumee daughters Mrs John Gunn and Mrs Elmer Young Fort Wayne Ind Funeral Friday at Maumee Methodist church at one o clock with remains to Waterville Lodge members Odd Fellows and friends invited to attend
After a hearty Sunday breakfast, 72 year old William Apple collapsed at his home three miles west of West Millgrove, dying almost instantly. He had lived in Wood County since age two.
Del Simmons and wife hosted neighbors for a progressive euchre party on Jan 28 honoring Mr. and Mrs. O Himmelman. After games, refreshments and several prize awards went to Mrs. Mary Schramm, Mrs. John A. Schramm, John Goeke, Jacob Pringle, and others. Music and games followed before guests departed late.
A new line titled White Goods for Waists and Salts has opened in experimental displays. The project features unconventional materials and a playful blend of domestic objects with culinary elements, inviting visitors to explore satirical contrasts between daily life and production.
The New Century Club elected officers for the coming year with Alice M. Hollenbeck as President and Minnia LA. Bine as Vice President. Amelia Cook was named Secretary and Margaret Galdow as Treasurer, with Addie Cranker as Critic and Reporter. Program Committee includes Hollenbeck, Cora Pierce, Mabel Maddy, and Cook with study planned on Mexican and American writers.
Wm. Barton announces new Sultana Cottage carpet designs arriving at a yard. Customers are urged to visit and inspect them. Also notes two mares named Reno and Grassy Island available for agricultural needs through Journan Order with contact in Toledo.
Public sale to be held February 11, 1908 at the residence of W. Thayer four miles south and half a mile west of Perrysburg. Items include 1 top buggy and harness, household goods, carpets, bed chairs stoves canned fruit and more.
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