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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement extols a woman of today with health, temper, and beauty as the result of correct living and good digestion. It promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as the remedy for faulty digestion, available from all dealers.
Lime City society mentions Toledo residents visiting relatives, plus local greetings and gatherings at Grover and Cornelius households. The Maumee Valley team lineup for a Perrysburg area sawmill change hands and an upcoming ball park game. Also notes on Whooping cough remedies, a mortgage anecdote, and Ohio State Teachers Association meeting at Cedar Point in 1911.
A new law requires both parties to a marriage license to be present at issuance. The probate office will no longer issue the license to the groom or his acquaintances alone. The change imposes a hardship but is now in effect, requiring the bride to accompany the groom when the license is issued.
Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson of Hamburg New York says her child was burned on the face neck and chest and the pain ceased after applying Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil, the child then slept peacefully.
Lula Eckel daughter of Frank Eckel married Frank Rectenwald of Maumee at the Catholic church with Father Schoendorf officiating. Bridesmaid Eater Eckel and best man Otto Rectenwald attended the couple who plan a Detroit wedding trip before settling on Wayne Street Maumee.
Prices quoted on Wednesday evening subject to market fluctuation grains and grains markets show varying rates as buyers await further data from regional exchanges and commodity traders in Perrysburg.
Miss Edith Hatcher spent Sunday with sister Mrs. George Keith in Toledo. Mrs. Kudd and Miss Trene Galliger of Tontogany visited Mrs. James Blinn. Mrs. E. H. Betherlinden of Akron is spending the week with her daughter Mrs. Harry Sprague.
Marguarite Schlect of Perrysburg died June 4 191? at 84 from old age complications. Born August 3 1826 in Wuertemburg she arrived in New York 1847 and moved to Perrysburg later. She leaves ten children eleven grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral was held Tuesday at the Lutheran church with Fort Meigs cemetery interment.
A Card of Thanks notes kindness to Mrs. Jacob Schlect. Annette Cull of Toledo promotes an illustrated Passion Play lecture at the Presbyterian church in Pertysburg on June 9 with hundreds of slides from Oberammergau. Admission 10 and 16 cents. Also reports of injuries to Miss Viola Kistler near Rossford, residents traveling to Canada and Scotland, and local social notes.
An advertisement touts W. GO. & B. conte coats made with half cloth imported linen canvas and shrunk tape. It claims the garments hold shape and resist wrinkles and offers exclusive Perrysburg sales with a promise of satisfaction for wearers.
Alumni banquet honors Mrs Nettle Hamilton with cordial greetings. Toledo and Sandusky visitors join in family and friend gatherings at homes on Sunday. High school teachers depart for summer vacation. Local notices list calls for sewing work and social visits across towns.
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