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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
Sunday visits highlight a string of gatherings with Chas Shimmin of North Baltimore hosting and guests arriving from Toledo Perrysburg Weston Defiance Napoleon Genoa Rossford Bowling Green and Upper Sandusky. Numerous families including DeVerna Bach Main and Conklin are mentioned along with weekend hospitality across multiple households.
Miss Aloise Simmons spent Sunday with Earl Simmons and Emily. Mrs. F. M. Thornton of Toledo visits her son Henry Thornton. Henry Stauffer of Toledo dined with Mr. Every and family Saturday. Chester Mills and wife of Detroit spent the weekend with Win Mills and family. Hearnly of Toledo visited Irvie Curtice Sunday. George Schneider and wife with baby called on John Kazmaier. John Franz and children of Toledo visited Fred Hekel and family Sunday.
Corrected every Wednesday noon by the C. L. Maddy Elevator Co. Prices listed for No. 2 red wheat 90, No. 8 red wheat 88, No. 2 white wheat, No. 3 white wheat as read. Trading figures reflect availability and standard market terms.
The piece argues foresight leads to success as men who saved part of their earnings built fortune. It urges readers to follow their example and open a bank account with a reliable institution.
Perrysburg Banking Company seeks workers for daily eight dollar pay with no capital or experience. Local social items include Mrs H H Sargent visiting Plymouth Decoration Day, a seven pound baby at Wm Reitzel’s, and several Toledo Perrysburg visits. Community mentions compound with new homes, guests, W T A meeting, sales, exchanges, garden notes, and church society activities. Harold C Lees marries Edna Wolfe in Monroe while the couple plans Maumee home. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as tonic.
Sunday gatherings bring Oberlin visitors Miss Marion Roose and Mr George Roose home from Oberlin. Other guests travel from Toledo Detroit and Perrysburg to dine and share time with local families. Notables include Mrs M Meister of Webster and piano director Mrs M Meatre from Bowling Green joining church services.
Four acres on MacAdams road with fine buildings and fruit at a bargain. House and two lots on Indiana Avenue among Perrysburg’s best built homes on a paved street. House and one lot on Second Street and a sea cottage available with payments. A fine river view residence on Front Street offers gas for fuel and lights.
Mr Jank Harvey of Moline called at the Journal office on Monday. Edward Harper and wife of Toledo were Sunday callers at My and Mrs John LaFarree. Henry Burnthistle and family with Margaret and the McKee sisters were Sunday guests of D B DeVerna. Mrs John Swartz and Henry Swartz of Hobart were Sunday guests of Wilson Kohl and Miss Julia Korn of Lima visited her aunt Mrs David Morse this week. Miss Bessie Korn of Lima, daughter of Joseph Korn formerly of Perrysburg, died at her Lima home aged about 53. her death is mourned by many local friends.
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