Central Committee Elects Leaders and Expands Executive Board
The Central Committee met on Thursday electing J. C. Solether of Jerry City as chairman and Clyde Dwyre as secretary. On Saturday they reported a large executive committee of 18 plus members from various townships, praised as a strong working group for the campaign. The note also cites Chamberlain's Colic Remedy endorsements and reports county assessors show property value rising to 4,115,160 from 4,044,020 with gains in rural areas offset by some losses in Bowling Green wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Solether
Jerry City
Clyde Dwyre
Tcket Shold
J Schriber
J. D. Conklin
M. C. Sherman
G. Baker
W. W. Sockman
D. Yonker
Azor Thurston
R. Sweet
H. H. Dillinger
J. M. Stecker
Geo. Yeager
George Fearnside
H. B. Saylor
A. Canary
Fred Yeager
B. G. Gil
M. B. Cook
Bowling Green
Keep the King at Home Dr King’s Pills Ad
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles kept at home for a year. The ad claims the product is easy to use and costs 26 cents at CG. P. Champney's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
P. Champney’s
Stephen Morgan Ends In Tragic Double Attempt
Stephen Morgan 35 unharmed cousins Irvin Morgan and wife after attempting to murder them at their Prairie Depot area home. He slashed Mrs Morgan with a razor and wounded Irvin before fleeing to a corn shed where he hanged himself from a halter rope. Sheriff and coroner notified, motive linked to dispute over visiting an uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Morgan
Stephen
Prairie Depot
Stephen Morgan
Morgan
Sheriff Roach
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Swift Wound Healing
An 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a fast acting treatment for cuts, burns, boils, sores, skin eruptions, eczema, and chapped skin. It claims to prevent blood poisoning and gangrene, with a 25 cent price at Champney’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckjlen
Champney’s
Tragic Train Fatality in North Balt and 1910 Marriage
A one year old boy, Charles Ingram, was killed at the North Baltimore Main street crossing when struck by a fast train as he attempted to dash across. He suffered severe injuries including a dislocated neck and head wound. On June 4, 1910, Rev. C. W. Webster joined Ray McCaslin and Ruby LaParree in marriage at the M B parsonage and the couple will reside in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Balt Mor Main Street
Charles Ingram
Wil
Charles
Main Street
M. EB. Parsonage
Rev
C. W. Webster
Ray McCaslin
Misa Ruby LaParree
Leon LaFarree
Miss Hazel Walker Weds Roy Fahrer at Home Wedding
Miss Hazel Walker and Roy Fahrer united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in the village. The ceremony occurred Monday evening at eight o’clock with a small circle of friends and relatives present. They will reside with the bride’s parents for the time being. Squire Wetzel officiated, pronouncing the couple married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Walker
Roy Fahrer
John Walker
Squire Wetzel
Union Revival Service in Perrysburg Tent
A union revival service opens in a large Perrysburg tent east of the school house starting June 12, 1910. Evangelist Wilson brings the second Bulle Sunday with singer Mr Deck assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Evangelist Wilson
Mr. Deck
Bowen praises Perrysburg improvements on visit
Honolulu visitor W A Bowen noted the Main street lift and new walk near the railroad, the lamps fountain and flag pole at Monument park, and river bank care along Front street. He congratulated Perrysburg’s civic-minded women for their role and praised local public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bowen
Honolulu
Perrysburg
Main Street
Monument Park
Wonderful Discoveries and Dr King’s New Discovery Claims
Marvelous progress of the age is praised with heavy machines and telegraphs. Dr King’s New Discovery is described as the best remedy for coughs bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung trouble with instant relief and guaranteed results. A man from Asheville is cited as cured after other remedies failed. Trial bottle offered free by P Champney and priced at 60 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
James M. Black
Asheville
N.C
P. Champney
Republican Convention in Wood County Deliberates Platform
The April 28 1910 Republican convention in Howling Green draws large GOP attendance. Delegates vote to adopt majority resolutions endorsing Dick and Burton in Congress while debating state slate. Kent Hamilton speaks as district nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howling Green
BL. Bue
Wood County
Republian
St. Easter Summers
Bradner Advocate
G. McClelland
BR. Sage
F. P, Riegle
E. A. Norcrose
W. W. Coward
R. Paloter
E. G. Underhill
W. R. Noyes
H. L. Hodges
Guy ©. Nearing
J. Kent Hamilton
Congress
Ninth
Guy C. Nearing
Committee On
G. C. Nearing
H. A. Underhill
C. R. Painter
H. J. Hodges
Majority Report
United States
Chas, Dick
Theodore P. Burton
Minority Report
Geo
Reed
F. P. Reigte
A. H. Tyan
Sentinel Tribune
Yeas
Ays
Fat Almor
Itch Relief Offered By Local Drugstore Ad
A local druggist Charl P. Champney announces a wintergreen thyme and glycerine compound claimed to cure itch instantly. The notice promotes D D D. in special 26 cent bottles, asserting previous sales only in 100 dollar sizes and urging all town sufferers to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Champney
Perrysburg Defeats Ohio Building 11 to 0 in Big Baseball Win
Perrysburg baseball dominated Ohio Building on their home field last Sunday. Diving pitched well allowing four hits and ten strikeouts as Perrysburg compiled hits in every inning except the third and fifth. Rels, Schuster, and Dibling led the offense with three runs apiece while Spangler and Divins were held scoreless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Ohio
Diving
Annick
Ries
Roachton
Sumilay
Geo. Schwind
Lime City Boys
Hatin
Neediam Allstars
Gilhooley
Toledo
Jerry's Outlaws
Jerry's Blues
McClure
Sylvania
Small Town Weekend Visits Across Stony Ridge
Stony Ridge residents and guests visited relatives and friends across nearby towns including Welsman Kurfis and Spilker households. The community attended a Walbridge church funeral for twins who died of scarlet fever. Local gossip notes visits to Luckey by Katheryne Blecky and recurring trips by Ernest Shatzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Swartz
Ruby
Ed Welsman
Mary Shook
Walter Kurfis
Palm Furry
Friend
Toledo
Furry
Jno. Shook
William Hazel
Wm. Wagoner
Pittsburg
Edna
Clara Spilker
Christian Spilker
Lola Wagoner
Ed Williams
Harry
Sullivan
Ind
Sam McCutcheon
Stony Ridge
Walbridge A. B
Rolla Shook
Shook
P. Williams
Notice to Bidders for Town Hall Roofing and Gutters
Sealed proposals due June 11 1910 at 2 p m by trustees for roofing the town hall and gutter repairs per plans on file at the clerk's office. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids. Attest Philip Wetzel Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wetzel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Committee
Solether
Dwyre
Chamberlain
C. P. Champney
Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
Spitzer
D. K. Hollenbeck
John Zurfluh
Summit Bt
Monroe St
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas
Madison & Huron Sis
Hung Himself
G. A. Powers” Agency
A. Powers
Agt
Samuel Krauss
Bell Phone
White
Prederick Caverill
Edward M. Fries “Hayley
Court For Common Pleas
Froney's
South Male Street
North
Baltimore
McCasln-Lafarree
Walker-Fahrer
Union Revival Service
Council and Trustees
Degner
William
East Boundry Street
J. HW. Zachman
Second Street
Maple
Locust Street
Third Street
Pine
Mulberry
Indiana Avenue
Raver
Henry Betz
Fifth
Sixth Street
Maumee Valley Railway Co
Front
Main Streets
Moser
F. E. Rheinfrank
Williams
Stickles
Frank Noble
Fourth
Fifth Streets
B. Underhill
Ak. John Croft
BE. Underhill
State Board of Health
City of
Cleveland
Pike
Bauman
East Precinct
Wool County
Bourth
Nvoaa Banking
J. Davis
Norman L. Hanson
H. Hartshorn
Gertrude &, Chapman
CAG
Samuel Swope
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