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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
4
Notion and Cards of Thanks appear in a Friday section with obituary poetry and station notices. The page follows a strict per line layout with six lines per entry and no deviations from this rule as published.
A flood of notices from Wood County Republicans announce candidacies for state senate representative county clerk auditor commissioner and other county posts. Prominent names include Li Painter Blue Kirk Riegle Brand Red Ward Finkreiner Bryant Borough and Sayler with calls for party support at the 1905 Republican county convention. The column ends with a quip on radium cures.
The piece argues Roosevelt’s square deal faces opposition from party bosses and rail interests. It recalls Roosevelt’s rise after an accidental presidency and notes corporate foes, while touching on international events and local civic matters including auto speed limits and public health advice.
David Kasson died at his home in Pemberville on Sunday at 2 AM aged 73. A Scotland native and friend of Andrew Carnegie, he came to the United States at 16 and lived near the Five Points. He served in the Walch OV and belonged to Phoenix lodge F. and A. M. His funeral was held Wednesday with lodge conduct. He leaves a wife five sons and one daughter all of Pemberville residents. He was related to David Main of this place.
The Empire Dramatic Co will stage a Woodmen benefit at the Perrysburg Opera House all next week. New plays including Rip Van Winkle will be shown. one vaudeville bill and nightly songs and dances are planned. Under the auspices of Way Camp W O W Perrysburg. Crowd the house nightly. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Local notices report numerous visits and greetings from Perrysburg residents. Names include M. B. Cook, Charley Vardyke, Bennst Mosser, Charles Braun, Mrs. Axxa, Prof. Stinebaugh, Mrs. Frank Mahr, Miss Bertha Comstock, Mrs. Fred Snyder, John Chapple, and families. Decoration Day events and commencement exercises are noted along with visitors from Toledo, Kent County, England, and nearby towns.
Sprained Annie and stiff necks or lame shoulders are listed as common ailments for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. Claim notes prompt application saves time and money on suffering, with Bowse & Comstock as sellers.
Mrs Struesaker of Lontogany visits Mrs J C Leydorf this week. Mrs Win Charles spent the first of the week with friends at Meringo. Will Powel leaves for Putin May Thursday for a few days. Miss Kate Ragan of Maumee visits Mrs Mills Thursday. Attorney W T Roose trips to Danville HL this week. John Kazmaier Jr and wife called at Lester Garter's Sunday. The Misses Shipman of Roachton visit Perrysburg friends Wednesday. Mrs Pratt and daughter Jessie visit Miss Nora Pratt of Toledo who is ill. Mrs Molimes returns to Weston after days with daughter Mrs Baw Churchill. Mrs J Muddard son Tarry of Tontogany guests of Franz Blinn. Mrs John Webb of Stuppart Ark expected home soon to visit sister Mrs Albert Gander.
We express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown by friends and neighbors during our recent bereavement. Ki. Zing Anp Fastray.
Gas customers in Perrysburg and nearby areas are notified that after July 1 2005 the Northwestern Ohno Natural Gas Company will charge 37 cents per 1000 cubic feet for domestic gas. A 2 cent per 1000 relief is offered for bills paid by the 10th of the following month.
Visitation and family gatherings listed for Min ILitherfranke Inga Voleda and Albert Guuiter. Mr Barnes is ill. Dr Bowers and wife host the Shepard family for dinner. Presbyterian Sunday school plans Children’s Day observance. bans of matrimony posted at St. Aloysius between Rose Kellemyer and Charles Ambraster. Lime City High School commencement set for June 14 with a strong program. Boxwell examinations results requested to report to Prof. M. Lehre.
Perrysburg beat Luckey 8 to 6 in a well played contest at Luckey last Sunday. Williams struck out 17 to lead scoring while Charles, Thompson and others starred on defense. Batters listed include Perrysburg, Williams, Scott, and Luckey with an array of scorers and multiple innings detailed in the score by innings.
Lime City notes include Minnie Bouch visiting Wagonbr and Dunbridge wife. Mrs. D O Troup visiting Mrs. Hopey Hitchcock. K W Crass ill with rheumatism. Ida Powers of Clay Center visiting Ed Thompson and wife. M Lehir visiting sister at Wharton and planning Ada visits. Henry Snell and friend of Toledo called on Prink Kurla and wife. James Gibson of Leo Moyne attended business in WH.
Mrs J Ainge Zingg died Sunday at 4 am from heart failure. Born in Tailen Germany 1834, she married Rudolph A Zingg in 18hs and had six children, five living. Funeral at Evangelical church with Rev Shisler, Steffanni, Spreng, and Rev Tovey officiating. burial at Ft Meigs cemetery. Out of town guests attended.
Notice from Perrysburg Village warns the public of a proposed interurban railway line to run through the city. The effort seeks consent to use Ladigon Avenue and adjacent streets as a private right of way with trains passing near Locust Street.
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