25 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1899
Page
1
Fragmentary copy describes a travel sale with extremely low rate tickets to Prints Mouth and Southweet. Mentions agents and routes with incomplete names and vague organization references.
The township board of education met on Monday with members Moser Bench Faller Hill Mandell Daniela Spilker Bench Perrin Wessman Mogle Carpenter Schaller Grabensteller and others present Absent Frun cher A motion passed to equalize teacher salaries in district 3 Perrin empowered to repair the district 10 school house after fire damage Teachers elected for Spring term include Ada Munger Pred Ault Anna Rowther Sir Mary Harvey Sarah Hoffman Bess Bilan Bertha Phillips Charles Neiderhouse Districts 2 6 7 8 11 12 15 16 directed to elect and report in two weeks Claims allowed include various labor repairs and sundries An motion prevailed to insure all frame school buildings and contents with CGA Powers agency for five years.
Dougals Corners and Toledo visitors are listed with family and friend calls. Wesley Lusher and family visited Lime City friends Sunday. J Kurds of Stony Ridge visited neighbors Sunday. Local youths attended a Valentine dance at Lamoyne Hall Tuesday. George and Fred Schaller enjoyed a health outing Sunday, reporting a 2.16 mile drive. Miss Edoo Laney visited Toledo relatives while John Dauer visited here Sunday. Miss Anna Emch was a guest of her parent Bundey.
Marion Ohio hosts the 40th Annual Convention of the Ohio State Sunday School Association during the week of June 5 18M. Enell County gains representation through its County and Township associations. The interdenominational body coordinates county and township Sunday schools and connects them with modern teaching methods. The Ohio Sunday School Worker in Toledo, edited by Marlow Lawrence, serves as the association’s official paper.
Maumee notes list residents visiting relatives and friends in Holland Bowling Green Toledo and Perrysburg. It records a farmers institute at Union Hall February 17 and 18, a night operator appointment at Long Distance, a grippe illness for Lizzie Myers and teaching changes, social entertainment with a sizable guest list, and numerous property transfers and real estate moves involving Montgomery Grand Rapids Freedom and Lake counties among others.
George W. Wastt of South Gardiner Maine says he suffered from a severe cough cold chills and grip and tried many remedies with no benefit but Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He declares it the only thing that helped and congratulates the manufacturers for an honest medicine. For sale by A. Br Champney Druggist.
The town celebrates a welcome home for soldiers with a large turnout and music at K of P hall, a supper at the Deciple church basement, and visits from Bloomdale and Bowling Green veterans. Capt. Gillians of Nevada and others attended. Local families host gatherings, while school events and a club banquet honor returning servicemen. The community votes on a rail-tickets promotion and notes travel times to the city.
A fragment discusses trusting an unreliable source over reputable chemists and medical authorities on Royal Baking Powder. It notes a canvasser’s alleged lack of knowledge and memory versus praise for the powder’s purity and superiority. The text hints at public persuasion by dubious individuals.
A hotel in MeTagne Wyoming burned against a 16 below zero gale. Guests escaped unharmed and most belongings saved as water froze in pipes. Fire chief kept pumping until weather warmed. only the hotel burned, while nearby buildings suffered ice and window damage. Loss about $84,000, with extra property damage from icy conditions running into thousands.
A newborn in Conway named Ernst Dewey Franklin astonishes with no arms, just stumps. Doctors in Ohio observe the child and Cincinnati exhibit interest as the mother expresses pride amid shock. The report blends local reaction with curious notes on astronomy and the moon’s visible faces.
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