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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
5
The School Board of Perrsaturi DI T will receive bids up to noon on June 10 for 12 tons of coal No 2 delivered to the coal bin at the school house. Secretary: VAN NORMAN.
Farmers are urged to prepare for May storms with lightning rods and home insurance from the Home Insurance Co of New York. The ad advertises consulting agents to discuss proper protection against fire and lightning, urging action now.
Insurance agency entry for Powers Insurance in Terryburg with placeholder phone and unit numbers. Includes address line White 7 and unspecified location details. No narrative events, just a directory-style notice.
Calves and hogs moved in light trading at Perrysburg Market with prices stable on the day. Buyers showed limited interest as calves sold to buyers at about eight dollars per hundredweight and hogs traded near eight dollars with moderate demand.
Miss Hattie Curtis and Herman Pitzen of Toledo visited Edw Curtis and wife. Miss Mabel Lampman called on W A Bowen in Oberlin. Our new line for summer is here with values at 10 16 and 25 cents. Children's day will be observed by the M and Sunday school on Sunday June 16 at 7 20 pm in the church. Everybody welcome.
Hobart Wright of Garrett Indiana was Monday guest of Miss Atlin Trudeau. Miss Ida Wolceski of Toledo spent Decoration Day with Miss Mame Webb.
Classified items note two for sale properties on Fourth and Sixth streets with mentions of quick take offers. The fragment also lists local social visits, small ads for straw hats, shoes, underwear, and a long stream of community notices and guests visiting families in East Toledo and Perrysburg area. Local events include Evangelical Ladies Aid social on June 7 and Decoration Day gatherings.
A classified style notice seeks a capable young woman for a permanent position at the Miami Children's Home with good wages. The item reflects local job ads and social notes from the area, listing several visits and small community happenings among families from Toledo Bowling Green Deshler and nearby towns.
Karl Braunschweiger and Miss May Brandhuber of Toledo attended the commencement here last Friday evening. At 10, hand 250. A new line of hosiery for boys and girls, at Funnen's -Mmen. Langenfelder, Jacob Shure and Chris. Fisher and son of Toledo ,spent Thursday last with Edw, Gartis and wife, Down's Regulats cure constipation without griping, nausea, nor any weakening effect. Ask your drugglat for them, 25 cents per box. Misses Pearl Stahl and Grace For ney of Bradner spent Sunday with Miss Eva Zingg.
Notice to patrons announces that during illness the business will be attended to by son Geo A Powers and contracts made by him are considered as made by Chas A Powers. A social update notes Esther Rader of B G visited Mrs Chas Hanson. Furen's offers new Douglas shoes for men and boys. Mrs A Kitchen and Miss Baker of Toledo visited Mrs H Moderwell.
Form fitting is the only way to obtain a perfect fit and tailored silhouette. The International Tailoring Co of New York and Chicago offers strictly made to measure garments that ensure a true fit to the wearer's inches. Visit to see samples and designs.
Mrs N A Kennedy visits Toledo to care for sick relatives while O Reynolds and family tour Carey Ohio. A fifty dollar Tite Pair misses shoes by W J Douglas expected to boost school wear. S J Reither and G W Hether return home to Trout Lake. Junior L I 1 1 plans meeting at Lucas home Friday at 7 80 p.m.
Miscellaneous brief items note factory price lawn swings and payments, a principal resigning for a new post, visits by Mrs. Cranker and families, and social travels of local residents. The item mentions Miss Istaline Young taking Liberty Township High School post, and various small ads for undergarments and sashes, with several local names and places such as Millbury Bowling Green Garrett and Cleveland.
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says after forty years with a sore he finally found healing using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports the salve cured the bore and left him happy. Sold by Wi Comstock & Son drugstore for 260.
A letter claims Electeria Bitters cured Geo H Rarely of Cedar Vrove Maine after liver and kidney troubles. The writer says after three doses the patient improved and a bottle relieved symptoms. Sold by William Comstock and Sons, druggists.
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