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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
5
The advertisement touts Woodhull Goodale and Bull garments as superior ready made coats with a patent front to prevent wrinkles and loss of shape. It guarantees all garments by the makers and urges buyers to choose W G B for lasting fit and appearance.
The State Board of Agriculture plans more farmer institutes reaching new communities not previously served. Expect new demonstrations and exhibits, with attendance up 10 percent from last season. Public funds may cover local institute expenses up to 31.26 per institute, provided buildings and heating are arranged, and applications are timely.
Chas. R. Pick of Toledo visits Perrysburg. A. J. Witsler rents the Hamamford home for summer by the river. Don ald Finkbeiner hosts a birthday party as friends anticipate more gatherings. A child suffered severe burns treated with Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil, then slept eased. Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson of Hamburg, N Y, and others noted. Rev. Webster and wife spent Tuesday in Arcadia where the memorial address was given. Mrs. E. Wiseman of Toledo visited Mrs. Mary Hitchcock. Stella Huber of Toledo visited Mrs. Henry Hitchcock. Miss Mary Hitchcock held a birthday party with many gifts. Mrs. Peter Cornelius of Rochester, N Y, visited her uncle Peter Cornelius and family. Mrs. Val Schwind also visited. Fred Cornelius of Detroit spent Monday with his parents. An Emporia Kan bachelor quips on looks vs the milkman. moral urge to marry. Whooping cough not dangerous if treated by Champlain’s Cough Remedy. used in epidemics. For sale.
Prof Stinebaugh and wife welcomed by Middleton township Board of Education along with teachers pupils and friends at The Band for an evening of refreshments music and congratulatory words on the professor's work in the schools and hopes for a similarly successful future as a county official.
Prices quoted on Wednesday evening subject to fluctuation of market. Grain and poultry items from Munger Bros. show live chickens, dressed chickens, and goose varieties with several price ranges. text includes garbled and partial entries from the market report.
While James Frusher was away from his house about a half mile east of Fort Meigs, burglars entered the dwelling and stole a revolver and a few other small articles. The loot appears to have been money, but none was found.
Malora Loretta Baker born August 27 1848 in Stark County Ohio died May 2 1911 in Toledo Ohio during a visit from her daughter at age 62. Survived by husband Abram Perry Baker and children Leroy Dudley Claude Effie Nellie Myrtle and Della who died young, plus Geo Conrad and Amanda Shook and several grandchildren. She moved across multiple states before settling in Wood County Ohio in 1901.
Infant son of Elmer and Amy Swartz of Avenue Road died after birth weeks after initial joy. Born Thursday May 26, he fell ill Friday night and Saturday, dying at 6 20 pm. Funeral at home Monday, burial in Ft Meigs cemetery as family and friends offer sympathy. Mary Hitencock visited Toledo relatives Saturday.
Social visits fill the week with Toledo residents hosting relatives and friends from Bowling Green Perrysburg and surrounding areas. Local families entertain and exchange greetings while area schools hold receptions for the senior class.
A fragmentary two page column cites social questions and light humor about proposals and courtship. It includes stray notices of local residents visiting relatives in Bowling Green and Perrysburg, and a remark on Hulley’s comet recalling last year’s doomsday chatter.
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