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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
4
The fragmentary notice mentions Bayagi Heenan and a long distance telephone number 21 as an unreadable instruction or reach for readers by Friday morning. The readable portion suggests a scheduling or spacing instruction amid garbled OCR text.
Delegates at large include Charles P Taft Myron T Herrick Arthur L Vorys Andrew L Harris James H Southard and George B Reed. A Georgia bill seeks to void marriages for women who betray a spouse by adornments. The author has been at a summer resort and says the bill is needed.
A loud explosion shattered the safe door at the Charles J. L. Kooh lumber office in Mainee at 2 o'clock this morning. Robbers escaped with about 12.65, while the safe, valued at 100, was wrecked beyond repair. Mrs. W. Ryan awoke and saw two men flee toward the Clover Leaf tracks toward Toledo. Marshal Corbett and local police pursued with motor cops, detectives, and city officers alerted. No solid clues were found. Also noted are remarks on Speaker Cannon and unrelated items about health, contracts, and freight cars for Georgia crops.
Perrysburg and North Baltimore met in a low crowd game with Perrysburg winning 6 to 1. The home team benefited from four ninth inning runs due to careless play by the visitors, boosting Perrysburg to a county championship claim. Perrysburg’s season stands at 1 win and 3 losses, with gate receipts $8.50 under expenses. Next Sunday July 19 the team hosts the National Unions of Toledo, aiming to rebound after an earlier July 4 defeat.
Ieliel Bates Chas Schaller and wife Christ Schaller and Miss Mabel Brossia spent Sunday with Fred Schaller and wife. John Danner and wife spent one evening with Miss Anna Danner and brothers Ernest and Kloile of Jackson Mich. Gus Degner and family spent Sunday evening with John Brossia and wife. Herman Hahn Lydia Thaiss John Thaiss and Miss Lillian Clauson spent a joyful Sunday at Toledo Beach. Mrs Lydia Pringle and daughter Mrs Minnie Pringle called on Mrs Henry Hahn Friday. Miss Emma Sill Charley Albert and Elsie Haben Adolph Volz of Toledo spent a happy Sunday with Miss Yetta and Henry Brossia. Wm Brossia and family spent Sunday with Jacob Artz and wife of Toledo. Mrs Kate Hahn and children spent Sunday with Fred Artz and Miss Yetta Brossia spent Monday evening with Miss Elsia Hahn. Henry Hahn and wife called on Philip Artz and wife Sunday evening. Miss Yetta Brossia has left for a few weeks stay in Toledo. Philip Artz wife and daughter Gertrude spent Tuesday evening to Perrysburg. Miss Emma Sill left Sunday for Toledo after a week’s visit at Bates. Oliver Browsia and Oscar Hahn called on Eddie Ellerman Sunday. Thos Schaller of Avzalla Mich spent Sunday evening with his brother Chas Schaller and wife. Down's Rogalety cure constipation without griping nausea nor any weakening effect Ask your drugelat for them 26 conte per box
Goy Willson of Kentucky will be principal speaker at the Fort Meigs monument unveiling during the G A R encampment. The local committee recently received his acceptance of the invitation. The monument is completed with the cap stone laid on Tuesday.
A reprinted social roundup lists visits and travels among residents of Lime City Holland LeClaire Toledo Perrysburg Dunbridge and other nearby communities. Names include Cornelius Whitson Joslin Keller Sattler Wiseman Greiner and Tice among numerous relatives and friends visiting for Sundays funerals and weekend gatherings.
Hon C. R. Painter of Bowling Green visited Findlay Monday as a Republican guest of Hon Ralph D. Cole. Painter seeks Wood county’s state senate nomination at the Bowling Green convention on July 11 and enjoys solid backing from the county’s Republican delegation. The two former Ohio legislators are close friends, and Painter is praised for ability, honesty, and popularity.
A.G. Wood, 52, died at his Weston home after a long illness. Funeral held at his home. Survived by wife, son Dr S O Wood of Weston, daughter Mia Dona Rohn of Schenectady, two sisters, two brothers. Wood resided in Weston 29 years. carpenter and builder. G A R and M E church member. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve endorsement and local drug store price.
Hobart notes report Mrs Daniel McQuillinn visiting relatives in Toledo Sunday. Miss Mary Neise returns home after a two week visit with John Bench and family. Chas Swartz and family visited Wilson Rob and family Sunday. Fred Renthinger has a new automobile. William Bench and family spent Sunday with relatives at Stony Ridge. William Chandler is ill. The hum of the threshing machine is heavy in our neighborhood.
In Wood county taxpayers are granted time to pay taxes without penalties until July 20. This extension waives the usual post June 20 penalties, reflecting customary relief for residents.
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