The Crimson Coat at Plymouth Puritans Play
A 1918 stage tale follows Miles Standish and Plymouth colonists in Act I Garret steals corn Rose shields him Captain pardons Garret to stay Rose and John contend over Rose duels and banishment Garret returns warns Indians Rose chooses John Garret wears the crimson coat saves the settlement but John thinks he spoke falsely Rose settles betrothal. Ward Hanson stars as Miles Standish with Barbara as Barbara-Dorcas Wetzel.
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Miles Standish
Garret Poster
Weston
Plymouth
John Murgeson
Rose
Garret
Barbara
John M
Miriam
Philippe
John
Matheson
Messawusset
England
John Margeson
Wodth
Landscape Gardening For A Beautiful Perrysburg
A civic piece arguing that flowers and landscape work raise property values and attract residents. It urges men to support and women to lead neighborhood beautification efforts, promoting mass plantings, open spaces, and curving beds with a Dayton street scene example.
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Perrysburg
Beatrice Van Norman Leads Cast In A Young Folks Play
Beatrice Van Norman stars as Rose with Miriam played by Plorence Heckler and Alta Marshall as Aunt Resolute in a lively juvenile stage piece. Harold Webb John Christman Earl Harbauer and others portray soldiers and suitors, showcasing budding talent amid a two young ladies’ courtship plot. Chamberlain's Liniment is advertised as a rheumatism remedy.
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Beatrice van Norman
Rose
Miriam
Capt
Standish
Plorence Heckler
Alta Marshall
Resolute
Garrett Foster
Harold Webb
John Marigeson
John Christman
Phillipe de l ‘la Noye
Earl Harbauer
Maude Russell
al Mantell
Trustees Meeting Minutes May Notes and Warrants
Trustees met in May with full board present. Bills totalling 149.78 approved. May 17 minutes show full attendance and an order against renting the town hall to Toledo parties for dances. Bids totaling 149.80 approved for payment. May 24 minutes record full attendance and Dan Meeker requesting bridges on South Boundary Street. Perrysburg and Middles ton Township Trustees agreed to erect a windmill at Dowling Cemetery costing 60 with Perrysburg paying 40 and Middles ton 20. May 31 minutes show full attendance and windmill purchase for Dowling Cemetery. Annual tax levy set among General, Road, and Poor funds. Bills totaling 99.88 approved.
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Toledo
Dan Meeker
South Boundary Street
Perrysburg
Middleton
Dowling Cemetery
Panne Ee Ofl
ROO Poor Fund
Esseeserser Secess
Can't Keep It Secret Chamberlain's tablets gain wide notice
The message promotes Chamberlain's tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It asserts growing public awareness and says the product is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Deaths Mark Tragic Years in Stony Ridge Community
Obituary notices honor Mary Emma Wagoner McCutchen who died after a stair fall May 1918 and Edson Roy Wagoner who passed away May 1913. Both were long time Stony Ridge residents, M E church members, with multiple siblings and spouses noted. Burials at Luckey and Fort Meigs cemetery highlight local family history.
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Mary Emma
Joseph
Eliza Wagoner
Lake Township
Wood County
Huntsville
Alabama
James McCutchen
Stony Ridge
Providence
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Digestion Aid
Advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as strengthening digestion and purifying the blood for dyspepsia. Claims are made of nationwide use with bottles sold at drug stores for 1.00 each.
Passing of Mrs Champney in Perrysburg at 74
Mrs. A R Champney died at her Perrysburg home on May 30 1913 aged 74 years 8 months and 18 days. Born June 12 1838 in New Haven Ohio she married Capt A R Champney March 25 1907. Survived by sons Dr Fred J and Charles P Champney, three sisters Mrs Ferrenberg Mrs Bennett and Mrs Campbell.
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A. R. ‘Champney
Perrysburg
Presbyterian Church
Champney
William R
Fred J
Charles P. Champney
Ferrenberg
Fremont
Bennett
Toledo
Campbell
Sophomore Senior Reception Shares May 27 Festivities
The Sophomore class hosted the first commencement week event at Charles Maddy Jr.'s home on May 27. Invitations welcomed Seniors High-school teachers and board members. Sophomores provided entertainment with help from mothers, featuring turquoise and gold decor, a punch area, secret cooling corner, and playful matrimonial maze challenges.
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Charles Maddy, Jr
Eighth Grade Commencement Lists Freshman Entrants
Eighth graders completed commencement May 23 with final exams the following week. Twenty one students received cards for the Freshman class next September: Kenneth Veitch, Charles Dibling, Madeline Manley, Zelma Brittain, Hav el Brauny Earlopp, Richard Muir, Howard Rebinsal, Daniel Davis, Lester Cranker, Kathryn Pew, Janice Leydorf, Esther Murback, Leona At hoff, William Budd, Nellie Pew, Donal Pheley, Olin Phillips, Frederick Harrowell, Harley Ward, Frederick Yeager. others from the township with incomplete work will join as ninth-year students.
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Kenneth Veitch
Charles Dibling
Madeline Manley
Zelma Brittain
Havel Brauny Earlopp
Richard Muir
Howard Rebinsal
Daniel Davis
Lester Cranker
Kathryn Pew
Janice Leydorf
Esther Murback
Leona Athoff
William Budd
Nellie Pew
Donal Pheley
Olin Phillips
Frederick Harrowell
Harley Ward
Frederick Yeager
Perrysburg Defeats Moose 6 to 0 in Sunday Play
Perrysburg beat the Moose team 6 to 0 on Sunday as F Carrode allowed one hit with 16 outs and no errors. The Best Athletics of the City League visit next Sunday for a home game. Decoration Day trip to Delta was halted by wet grounds near Toledo. Centrals captain Wittman pledged a game but regulation cited the rave track as out of the fair grounds.
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Perrysburg
Moose
F. Carrode
Delta
Toledo
Wittman
Centrals
Fair Grounds
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Barbara—Dorcas Wetzel
Rade Mar Reg
U.S
Wenume Malloy Gauss West
Deane
W. J. Veitch
J. Davis
Lowe Broa
Dayton
Billa
Laura
Albert Bihn
Wilbur
S. E
W. W
Henry H. Wagoner
G. W. Wagoner
M. E. Church
McNeely
W. Ganghill
Luckey
Edson Roy Wagoner
William W
Martha J. Wagoner
Old Homestead
Jennie
William
Hazel
Garnett
Louisiana
Mabel
Bert Wolf
Lime City
Lola
Clarence
Lester
Lewis
Rela
Tives
M. B
G. M. McNeely
Fort Meigs
Lusher
Mandell
Burdo
Pope
Reitzel
Ellis
Geo
Munger
Wm. Reiters
E. Shock
John Bayer
Weichwind
L. H. Limmer
Mrs. Cranker
Geo. J. Munger
Albert Hahn
Ira E. Shook
Lal John V
Sande
Sen
Warren
Com. Rider
A. C