Trustees of The German Evangelical Reformed Church of Punxsbarger
Legal notice states trustees seek authority from the Court of Common Pleas of Wool County to administer the affairs of the German Evangelical Reformed Church, declaring dissolution by death and disappearance of members. The petition asks for appointment of a fiduciary to wind up church affairs and involves attorney WHE (Gurdor) acting for the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuirchot Purrysbieg
Wool
Remon
St Mie
Synod of the
Unicon
Reserved seating for lecture course at Champneys
A notice urges buying chair reservations for the lecture course at Champney's on Saturday for 10e to avoid delays at the event. Tickets remain 350 for the next three entertainments and 2he for the feature. Rev Merald delivered a stormy sea voyage lecture, praised by attendees who would return despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champney'’s
Charles Laing Werald
Tina
Ohio
Advertiser
Boy to learn trade Apply at Jovr NAL OFFICE
A notice invites a boy to learn a trade with training offered at a government labor office. It specifies eligibility and application details for the apprenticeship program.
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Jovrnal
Train and streetcar info for Perrysburg area and Cincinnati depots
Timetables show daily trains except Nos 1 and 2 with Nos 13 and 14 on Sundays. Car lines run from Depot entrances on Sixth Fifth and Fourth streets, covering city routes including East End and Verna Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Soan
East End
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Verna
Central
Toledo and Maumee Valley Railway Daily Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary timetable notes routes and departure times from Toledo and nearby lines. Mentions daily service except Sunday to Perry and Poledo with evening arrivals. Includes partial times and stations such as Maine and Betryxbiarg with rough 70k mile markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Poledo
Betryxbiarg
Toledo
Bog A. Tu
Eid
Stone Road petition spreads for 13 mile Grand Rapids link
George W. Scott of Washington and Titus Beck of Plain lead farmers in a petition to build a stone road from Grand Rapids corporation line east on Kellogg road to the Hampton school house then south along the Haskins road to Bowling Green with about thirteen miles. They urge Bowling Green citizens to extend to the junction with Wooster street. The plan would tax nearby townships to cover one half to two thirds of the cost while the Lands within a one mile limit taxed for the rest, paid over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
George W. Scott
Washington
Titus Beck
Plain
Corporation
Grand Rapids
Kellogg Road
Hampton School House
Haskins
Bowling Green
Haskins Road
Wooster Street
Washington and
Public Rhhetoricals on Japan and Egypt at High School
High School students presented facultyl gentle exercises in public rhetoricals on Japan and Egypt in the auditorium. Each student read a persona sketch from Egyptian or Japanese life, with costumes aiding the portrayal. The Eighth grade duty trial is set for Friday afternoon February 10 with Fred Cranker defending.
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Japan
Egypt
Elmer Hoffman
Edith Keller
Earl Henry
Bennett Norton
Ray MacCaslin
Myrtte Leydorf
Percy Himpton
Pyramids
Aurlia Pfisterer
Oliver Davis
Pridiy
Fred Cranker
Ace Rossard Plissotwr
Hartshorn and
Eekel
Donald Hampton
Smallpox Rumors Stir Maumee Car Ride To Toledo
A Maumee youth with two weeks of illness travels to Toledo by street car seeking care for suspected smallpox. Rumors spread yet prove mostly untrue. A second Maumee case prompts quarantine of two families including the youth’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Maumee
Ciy
Comstock
Cough remedy ad fragment from old paper
Fragmentary ad notes a cough stop remedy and laxative product with prices and dosage hints. Contains terms like Bromi Quinine and Tahjote and mentions a cold treatment and pore a cold none day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Harding Honored by State Auditor Association
Wood County Auditor Harding has been appointed by President L. E. Jones of the County Auditor's association to a seat on the executive committee. He learned of the honor only when the official notice arrived, and officials expect him to be a valuable member of the advisory board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Harding
L. E. Jones
County Auditor's Association
Pres. Jones
Honey and Tar Pill press claims against croup rescue
An advertisement touts Soley’s Honey and Tar as a quick cure for croup with a Kentucky mother's testimony claiming a three year old child survived after one dose. The notice urges avoiding substitutes and lists C. P. Champney as the seller.
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Soley
P. L. Cordier
Mannington
Boley
C. P. Champney
West letter from Cranker reports faster recovery
A letter to C A Powers from John Cranker says his daughter Bertha, who was very ill, is improving and may leave the hospital soon. Clarence Cranker works in the mines as Boulder Colorado is described as a 10000 population town with two universities and two hospitals. The writer notes hospitable people and strong commercial activity and that property is high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Powers
John Cranker
Bertha
Clarence Cranker
Boulder
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Crusher
De Kine New Life Bile Promotes Digestion
Fragmented text presents a medicated product pitch claiming De Kine New Life bile aids digestion and relieves constipation. Mentions blends like malatolo and references to healthful states and digestion prompts.
Probate Court shakeup follows Judge Angus retirement
Midwinter promotions in B. G. schools noted while Judge Angus retires from the Probate Court and Dr Lincoln reorganizes staff with Miss Nellie Kline as chief assistant and Bodette as stenographer. Nearby, Long and Helm guilt verdict for Sunday hunting. Mrs Moore dies at home near Haskins. Furry family reunion at old Empire homestead. Kiehl Sheridan tree-cutting case ends with Nicholas Biehl discharged.
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Angus
Dc. Lincoln
Nellie Kline
Liberty Center
J. CG. Lincoln
Tta
Misa Bodette
Pension Board
Lincoln
Stephen A. Angus
Lewis Edgar
Kiehl-Sheridan
Perrysburg
Squire Nearing
B. G
Nicholas Biehl
Philntiff
Michael Sheridan
Toledo
Dairy and Alcohol Tax Notice in County
The State Dairy and Food Commission warns local liquor dealers to appear in county seat to pay the Dow tax. The message notes enforcement actions and references Bishop's beer as subject to tax. A letter from S. Haggies of Porbourne Ble mentions health issues and endorsements for De King’s New Discovery for consumption.
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Porbourne
Ble
Toby
C. Py Champony
Deogglet
Pelee
Trini Boulos Treo
Sorrows of Others and Domestic Actions
Mrs. Mary Osthimer sues in common pleas for divorce from Perry Osthimer alleging gross neglect beginning 1898 with support failures since 1901 and her earnings shared with him. Separate items note Rev. L. O. Cook’s church trial in Kenton, multiple divorce judgments for others, and a charity health claim linked to a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Osthimer
Common Pleas Court
Perry Osthimer
Mary Baldwin
Bowling Green
Osthimer
Waterville Social Notes and Local News Briefs
Mr William Dodd of South Carolina is visiting his mother Mrs M J Dodd Madame Bath of Frankfort Indiana has bought the Ulrich Sisters milliner stock and will move here Mrs Pearsoll is homebound with rheumatism Mae Chantles entertained friends at six o clock supper last Thursday Mrs Mahler of St Paul is visiting and plans to spend the rest of the winter in South Carolina The Odd Fellows Banquet at the Hall Friday night drew 127 attendees Miss Fannie Gonder spent Saturday with cousin Miss Fannie Elworthy On Wednesday evening February 14 a debate on Lincoln versus Washington was held with W B Esterwood Miss Minow Ulrich and F R Charles for the affirmative H Schaller Miss Pemelin Pray and George W Lyttle for the negative All are invited
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William Dodd
South Carolina
M. J. Dodd
Madame Bath
Frankfort
Ind
Ulrich Sisters
Pearsoll
Mae Chantles
Mahler
St. Paul
Fannie Gonder
Neowash
Fannie Elworthy
Lincoln
Washington
W. B. Esterwood
Minow Ulrich
F. R. Charles
H. Schaller
Misa Pemelin Pray
George W. Lyttle
Getter Than Gold Electric Bitters Credited by Lancas ter Man
FE J Green of Lancaster New York credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic digestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He reports his wife remains healthy, praising Bitters for female troubles and overall vigor. Sold by P Chumpnay with satisfaction guaranteed.
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FE. J. Green
Lancaster
N. A
P. Chumpnay
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A. H. Babcock
E. D. Winheld
F. Eugene Rheinfrank
Atslaw
Whe Spitzer
Frederick C. Averill
KIS Splizer Buildinge
S. Saltonstall
Champney Building
D. K. Hollenbeck
Perrysiuilg
Philip Wetzel
Notary Public
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe ST
The
Citizens Danking Co
Jacob Davis
Pres. Jas
O. Troup
Pres
N. L. Hanson
Cash
Gen. Mgr
John Perkin
David Main
Jacos Davis
Prank Powell
O.p.chapman
F. A. Wetmore
J. G. Horeman
Almie Siolth
Ouanga
Wiliols
Moore
Micngiy Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Harry Mevullough
Lip
Plems
Evar
Ohi
Minim
Huis Wandives
Catharine Abipel Deiwanud
Hiervin
Atti Isternae
Naim Aned le
Hanbon
Adin
Catharine Biipel
Tosti
du Ial Ato Bt
Arma Weal
Atar Wetuvogel
Gurdoer
Quo
Tan
Charles Laing
Merald
Herald
Chillicothe
Olin
Eberly’s Shoe Store
Che
Maumee Valley
Ford
Ain Mt
Fremont
Peregahurg
Greev
Stone Roads
Alara
Mysteriia Ciednetanes
Apfairs
Aginst Long and
Helm
Prinie Depot
C.D. Moore
Furry
Empire
Stmysa Sentinel
J. E. Simmons
Pertysburg
George Furry
M. Shook
Stony Ridge
Charley Furry
Gibsonburg
John Furry
Woodville
M. Jenison
East Toledo
Jake Furry
Pemberville
C. McCutchen
William Furry
Great Beyond
Hattie Furry
DOW
L. O. Cook
Kenton
Cook
Methodist Church
Sarah Bradford
Harvey Bradford
Eliza Johnson
Dallas Johnson
Ida Stella Simons
Frank Simons
Helen G. Hill
Dr. Chas
Rocky Mountain Tea
Champney’s Pharmacy
Waterville
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