Cure for Onioy Ohio Livestock Disease Threat
Ohio officials urge strict quarantine and rapid eradication of foot and mouth disease to salvage markets in Buffalo Pittsburgh Philadelphia and eastern cities. They warn that spring warmth and lax attitudes risk a permanent Ohio cattle outbreak undermining the livestock industry and demand federal and state cooperation. Continued on eighth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
The
Agricultural Commission
United States
Death in Prison Case Faces Coroner In Bowling Green
Coroner Spitler of Hoytville ruled a cerebral hemorrhage caused the death of a man believed to be Antone Abernathy age 45 with an unknown home. He was found dead in a Bowling Green police cell on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitler
Hoytville
Antone Abernathy
Bowling Green
Observations on humor and policy in a 1950s association notice
A special meeting agenda questions a riddle about a woodpecker and a grasshopper to provoke debate. The piece urges reserve-seat sales, includes quotes on humor and finances, discusses U S foreign policy and trade stance, and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing tonic with a dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
50S Association
Ten Room Addition Aims to Modernize Perrysburg School
A circulated report of a six room addition is wrong. the proposal seeks a ten room, fully fireproof expansion to meet state law and growing needs. Without the bond, half day sessions may be required for several grades and the high school could drop in rating, while approval could fund growth and improve district tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Death of Dr Elmer Bertram Holst in Rossford
Dr Elmer Bertram Holst a physician of Rossford for 15 years died at 4 AM after a sudden illness. He was 39 and left a widow and four children. He had lived in the area most of his life with brief stints in Haskins and Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bertram Holst
Rossford
Haskins and
Weston, O
Holst
Fire damages Weston home as lamp explodes
C B Saxby former Weston postmaster now a grocer sustained a loss of 600 dollars Saturday when a coal oil lamp exploded at his home igniting the interior. The fire damaged household effects but was put out quickly by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B. Saxby
Weston
Middleton Township Social Visit Recap
Mrs P A Zisa visited Toledo sister last week while Mrs Fred Naegele joined Sunday relatives in Gibsonburg and Mr and Mrs E G Ziss hosted Merlin for dinner. Several families including Vermilya Kopp Weidner and Schaller groups gathered at Weidner home with Allene Weidner and others from Haskins Curtice and Luckey.
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P. A. Zisa
Toledo
Fred Naegele
Gibsonburg
Les Vermilya
G. O. Ziss
A. Vermilya
E. G. Ziss
Merlin
Miles Naegele
Luckey
Myron Carter
Fred Kopp
BR. T. Britton
8. Schaller
Chas. Weidner
G. O. Zias
Allene
Haskins
Robert Weidner
Curtice
Chapel
Gordon
Mia
Stephan Schaller
Cora Schaller
Elma
Elmer Kopp
Lila
Merlin Moser
Fragmented Note on Health Myths and Liver Disease
A garbled passage discusses chronic liver issues and social attitudes toward sufferers. It references terms like Diazineas and custon and ends with a vague warning about medical products. The text appears as erroneous OCR of a health or medical notice with no clear source attribution.
Thieves Found Safe Un Locked at Bowling Green Store
Thieves entered the Jesse English grocery in Bowling Green by breaking a rear window pane and reportedly took 11 dollars from an unlocked safe. Cash register funds remained untouched. Police say the burglary appears to be the work of amateurs.
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Jesse English
Bowling Green
Thelves
No Toledo Dayton Through Service After March Change
Beginning March 1 through cars between Toledo and Dayton will end. The Dayton and Troy road withdraws from the Toledo Bowling Green Southern line. Through service remains Toledo Lima Piqua via the Toledo Bowling Green Southern and Western Ohio lines.
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Toledo
Dayton
Bowling Green & Southern
Dayton & Troy
Lima
Piqua
Ohio
Surprise birthday parties mark Elizabeth Schneider and Gerhard Michelsen
Friends hosted two surprise gatherings on February 16 and 18. Elizabeth’s 17th birthday celebration featured music, dancing, and supper with numerous local families and neighbors. Gerhard Michelsen enjoyed games, midnight refreshments, and a warm turnout from a long list of attendees.
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Elizabeth Schneider
George Scheider
Charles Hufford
Fred Schneider
Norman
Oscar Schram
Ruth
Alfred Neider
Bert Hulford
Alfred Scheider
Alma Kopp
Catherine Johnson
Elmer Kopp
George Scheider, Jr
Hardy Leather
Sian Lepper
A. Lepper
A. Philips
Elizabeth
Matilda Keller
Chan Miller
Gerhard Michelsen
Miller
Perrysburg
Mia
Chas
Matildy
Esther Keller
Gertrude
Agrista Kindevater
Anna
Pearl Wolf
Sarah Holt
Mabel Ha
Perrysburg Schools Entertaining Literary Program Highlights
The Phi Sigma Society hosted a Friday event with recitations by Helen Amon and stories by Misa Marguerite Mufford and Carl Letherer. Debates on capital punishment featured Donald Canfield and Carl Woellstedd for the affirmative. Gladys Simmons drew laughs with cartoons. Preparations begin for an upcoming oratorical contest. Washington Lincoln grade entertainment impressed teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Society
Helen Amon
Misa Marguerite Mufford
Carl Letherer
Donald Canfield
Carl Woellstedd
Gertrude Schuster
Josephine Davis
Gladys Simmons
Hub Fuller
Ed Schuster
Alice Dibling
Lela Hoffman
Catherine Amon
Boy Scouts Demonstrate Scoutcraft in Perrysburg Visit
Scoutmaster Mendenhall of Toledo led six first class scouts to Perrysburg on Tuesday evening to give a demonstration of everyday Scout tasks and duties before local watchers.
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Mendenhall
Toledo
Perrysburg
Church Announcements and Schedule for February Sunday
Last Sunday prayers and sermons across all services with a youth oriented evening message. Albert Fahrer reports on the Dry Convention at Columbus. Upcoming midweek prayer at 7, Sunday School 9, Junior C B 2 30, Senior C B 6 30, Evening Song 7 30. The Twilight Shadows Fall choir piece and leagues on Tuesday 7.
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Christian Endeavor Union
Albert Fahrer
C. E. Society
Columbus
C. E
H. H. Spreng
C. B
Miss Ulrich
Wood
Martha Leydorf
Frank Hufford
Presbyterian Church Seeks Broad Revival in City
Sunday services announced for February 28 as nationwide revival enthusiasm grows. The report notes nearly 30,000 in Philadelphia during seven weeks of revival and invites Perrysburg residents to join in worship and work with expectations of a spiritual outpouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Philadelphia
Perrysburg
Dr King’s New Discovery for Colds and Coughs Ad
A promotional notice urges immediate care for colds with sneezing coughing and fever. It claims loss of sleep signals seriousness and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a scientific cold remedy priced 50 cents at the local druggist.
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Bell Phone
Lawrence C. Gregory
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Washington Avenue
Washington State
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