Reception for Soldiers Honoring Perrysburg Parades 1914
A Perrysburg Red Cross and Civic Association reception for returned soldiers is set for Tuesday evening June 10 1914 at 7 20 p m. A program and banquet will honor the local veterans with a call for uniforms and a public turnout. The notice includes an honor roll of Perrysburg residents who served in World War I with many names listed.
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the Indies of the
Red Cross Auxiliary
The
Civic Association
Bur
Perrysburg
Perrysburg Township
Amelia
Cook
S Red Cross
da’ Port
Millard Telubep
Fred Yatanie
Phed Allwood
Robert Maddy
Hilton Allwood
Win
Jobn Mptiny
Russell Pringle
Lye
Comstock
It. W. Purvis
Lionella
Urvin
Norrieford
Charlee ‘Radel
Frank M. Gurcie
Merlin N. Reap
Arthur Tarold
Albers Datert
Alph Reiteel
Chester 1
Brovislansa
Geo Robertson
Karl C
Oswed
Ore Earbar
Louis Rows
Max W. Earley
Vincent Sarver
Chester Inch
Ela Sarver
Forrest Neh
Floyd Patter
Franki James Ner
Donald Savory
Edward Poche
Feces
Gus
Greenbalie Pene
Alfred G. Grete Gant
E. Schuster
Arsund Branter
Omer L Schuster
Spohr
Oli Stanford
Leland B. Stauffer
Stewart
Joseph BI Wrenes Budibes Merlin
Clifton
Basi Mackintosh
Colinings
Alfred N
Pentecost Services At Church With Education Funds Offering
Pastor P Kleupfel leads Sunday schedule June 8 with Sunday School at 9 00 preparatory service at 10 00 and Divine service with Communion at 10 30 An offering will be taken for synod educational institutions The Wadies Auxiliary meets Thursday afternoon June 12 Bible School Saturday at 9 00 Everyone is welcome
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Synod
Wadies
Obedience Sought at Evangelical Church Services
Rev C W Weltmer announces June 8 church events including Sunday School at 9 with the topic Obedience and a Golden Text Ye are my friends if ye do what I command you Men s League meets Tuesday evening Prayer meeting Thursday evening Sunday School business meeting at Harry Spreng s home Wednesday Y P A at 7 with preaching at 8 You are welcome to attend
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Men's League
Harry Spreng
World Reconstruction Theme At Methodist Church
Pastor W. H. Spybey urges faith in God amid war as he presents morning lessons on World Reconstruction and the lines it pursues. Evening continues the current picture series with Sunday School at 9 30 and Epworth League at 6 30. Thursday prayer meeting invites Straizers.
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Epworth League
Straizers
First Presbyterian Church Plans Obedience Sunday and Events
Rev W H Pheley ministers at 10 30 morning worship and sermon with a guest address by R C Pew at 7 30 about wartime observations. Children’s Day practice June 8 welcome supper for Honor Roll Friday 7 pm War Mothers committee leads. Choral Union practice Saturday 7 pm with recent pastor-hosted social.
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W. H. Pheley
Pheley
R. C. Pew
Christian Endeavor
Mic
Gordon H. Pheley
Edessa
Robert Freeman
War Mothers of the Church
W. H. Roose
Belching Bothered? Slow Eating and Tablets Help
To prevent belching, make a habit of eating slowly and thoroughly chewing. If trouble recurs, take one Chamberlain's Tablet immediately after suppers.
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Chamberlain
One Big Gun Perrysburg War Cannon Donation
A letter from Congressman James Begg to George Craig of Perrysburg notes preliminary steps to provide Perrysburg with a sample cannon. The bill authorizes the secretary of war to donate to Perrysburg one cannon or fieldpiece with carriages and accoutrements captured by the American army from Imperial German forces during the present war.
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James Begg
George Craig
Perrysburg
Begg
Ohio
Grass Roots to Eat and Armenian Refugees Starving
Reports from Constantinople via Howard Heinz warn of severe famine among Armenian refugees in the Near East. Diet relies on grass roots broth as children die and destitution grows. Funds are being raised in America to aid these refugees who hope to return home amid Turkish devastation.
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Munger
Near East
Howard Heinz
Near Hast
Constantinople
Mr. Heinz
Turkey
America
Perrysburg residents critique cemetery upkeep and street progress
Citizens express concern over neglected cemetery grounds at Ft. Meigs and complain of limited town improvements. They note Memorial Day participation by local veterans and urge better maintenance, with calls for funding possibly via bonds, as the Fifth Street pavement completion target aims for July 1.
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Ft. Meigs
Perrysburg
Journal Werth
End of School Year Commencement and Play Highlights
The public school closed on May 29 after a year with extended days and parental cooperation. Commencement featured Rev. Kleupfel's baccalaureate sermon and Prof. Kohl's address, with the class motto Be Godly. The Senior Class play Standing By impressed audiences and included musical numbers by Walter Thornton, Leo Dibling, Murr Canfield, and Mary Williams.
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Suils
Kleupfel
Kohl
Welter
Villiun
Henry
Walter Thornton
Leo Dibling
Murr Canfield
Mary Williams
Sev
Memorial Day Parade Praises Young Soldiers From Perrysburg
Letter to the Journal lauds the young soldiers who appeared in the Memorial Day parade last Friday. The writer credits them as the parade’s real feature, urges annual uniform appearances, and proposes forming a Perrysburg township group to list veterans and hold reunions or social meetings.
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Perrysburg
Soldier James I. Troyer Receives War Service Discharge
James I. Troyer and wife greet him at home after his return from military service. He was discharged May 28 following overseas duty starting October 16, 1917 in U S and French fronts, including Toulon Chateau-Thiery Soissons Meuse-Argonne and Coblenz sectors, returning to New York May 7th, 1919.
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James I. Troyer
Washington, D. C
U. S
Dekalb
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Navy Ward
St. Naxaire
France
Toulon
Chateau-Thiery
Soissons
Toul Avetor
St. Micheil Salient
Champagne
Mount ‘Mont Blanc
Meuse-Argonne
Rhine
Coblenz
Army of Occupation
U. S. America
Marseille
New York
Fire at Moser Garage Contained by Quick Action
Workmen at the Moser Garage quickly doused a gasoline fire drawn from a large tank. Fire extinguishers helped remove the flaming liquid and stop the blaze from destroying the building.
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Moser Garage
Perrysburg Woman's Community League Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Woman's Community League will be held at the Civic rooms Thursday afternoon June 5 at 2 p m A large attendance is desired Mrs R C Pew invites all Indies to a Perrysburg community tea at her East Front street home Wednesday June 11 1919 at 2 p m It is hoped every woman involved in the league will be present issues signed AMHUJA 0 COOK Secy
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Woman's Community League
R. C. Pew
Perrysburg
East Front Street
Amhuja
Cook
Seo Y
Salvation Army Home Fund Subscription Urged
The Salvation Army Home fund appeals again for subscriptions. Subscriptions were due by May 31 and many are still outstanding. Pay at bani or hand to W. J. Veitch, Chairman, to complete the drive this week.
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Salvation Army Home Fund
Bani
W. J. Veitch
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
The article explains constipation as moisture deficiency in undigested matter. It advises drinking water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise to improve it. In the meantime gentle laxatives are recommended, noting harsh cathartics dehydrate the body. Chamberlain's Tablets are easy to take and harmless in effect. a trial is suggested.
Memorial of the Dead commemorates Po burg Memorial Day
The town honors fallen soldiers with a sunlit parade starting at the Library corner led by Col. B. Kinbury. The procession visits Ft. Meigs cemetery for prayers, an address by Jonathan B. Ladd, band music, and flower bouquets on graves, monument, flag pole, and the Kentucky Blues grave. They will Not Forget.
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Poburg
Col
B. B. Kinbury
G. A. RB
War Mothers
Red Cross
Bugle Corps
Liberty Loan Workers
Ft. Meigs Cemetery
W. H. Spyhey
Jonathan B. Ladd
Ft. Meigs
Kentucky
Overcome by heat leaves man roaming in Perrysburg
Ora Jones, 22, of a North Baltimore area farm, was taken into custody in Perrysburg Monday noon after being found roaming the streets in a crazed condition. Officials wrestled with him before subduing the stranger. He was believed overcome by the sudden extreme heat and taken to Bowling Green by county authorities.
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Ora Jones
Baltimore
Perrysburg
Jones
Bowling Green
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