Council Proceedings May 17 702 Initiates Street and Sidewalk Resolutions
The council met in adjourned session with President Daniel Klingler presiding. All members were present except Philip Harbauer. Resolutions 287 to 289 declare street lighting and sidewalk projects from Louisiane Ave to Mulberry and Pine streets, plus Fifth/Sixth Street sidewalk work. Continued on fourth page. An unrelated classified ad for Dean's Ointment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Klingler
Philip Harbauer
Lighiing
Louisiane Ave
Mulbury Street
Third Street
Louisiana Ave
Pine Street
Lodiana Ave
Sixth
Trustees Meet In Perrysburg April 17 00
Township board records two meetings with trustees S J Croft Wm Brosala Martin Adit and clerk Philip Wetzel. Actions include road maintenance brush clearing sewer pipe planning and a permit request for William Watzler to build. Mention of Chamberlains Salve as nursing aid appears in a separate notice.
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Prrauant i Ito
S.J. Croft
Wm. I. Brosala
Martin Adit
Philip Wetael
G. Spiker
Lalao
Kohl
C. ©. Baird
Perrysburg Drops Double Feature In Slow Sunday Play
Perrysburg split a Sunday double header with Tri States and Armours of Toledo after a tense finish in the opener. In the 9th inning, Homer hit a two-base drive driving in the winning run as Wolfe scored the fifth. The second game ended 2 to 1 in Toledo’s favor as Perrysburg’s pitching and baserunning faltered. The team praised coachable speed on bases while noting an inability to compile a box score due to scorers’ records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Tri States
Artmours
Toledo
Tri-States
Pertysburg
Wolfe
Homer
Reise
Honner
Ian Fodder
Tiger
Togt Sone
Charles
Waterville
Jory
Brush
Ing
Homner
Refoe
Uiat
Uie
Hillabrand
Sinon
Williams
Waites
Bacon Sisters
Geo. Tblin
Claude Robinson
Pracins
Electric Bitters Boost Health and Beauty Claims
Advertises electric bitters as a cure for nervous irritability from constipation and kidney issues. Promises regulated digestion, purified blood, strong nerves, fresh breath, and a smooth complexion. Claims many charming women owe their beauty to the product and mentions Champueys.
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P, Champuey
Court house notes on noted cases and lawsuits
In common pleas court Judge Pinean hears Anna W Thrallistt sue Antella J Spooner for 6000 dollars due in ten years with seven percent interest after Sept 11 1899. Executors question genuineness of the note amid expert testimony by bank cashiers and notable specialists. Gov Ferrinside sues Theopolis Brown and others for taxes. Stouffer and Tlon Dry Goods face injunctive action over sewer right of way. William Anderson admits execution of a note but denies other claims. Elizabeth Stephens sues David Stephens and others over estate matters. Jerry City bank case hearing over attorney fees postponed 20 days amid settlement talks.
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Common Pleas
Pinean
Anna W. Thrallistt
Antella J. Spooner
Amelia Sponer
Anna Thrallkill
Soboleski
Toledo
D. Gould
Cleveland
Cassie Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie
W. Ferrnside
Wood County
Theopolis PL Brown
Security Savings Bank & Trust Co
H. D
Jerry City Bank
Guardian appointed for Rowland Shade minors named
Small items note guardianship for Rowland Shade and other minors with Earl A. Bell. Also mentions partial account exceptions for Jos A Holmes as administrator of Leander v Stanton estate, and various real estate appraisals and final accounts by different executors and guardians. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for summer ailments at Perrysburg druggist.
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Earl A. Bell
Rowland Shade
Jos. A. Holmes
Leander v. Stanton
Chis
C. Muir
Paul C. Muir
Geo. T. Brim
Amelia Brim
Army maneuvers open with parade at Hay View Park Toledo
The advance guard of the 21st infantry from Chicago will move to Toledo next week to begin preparations for a military tournament at Hay View Park opening July 5 with day and night performances. The schedule includes extensive drills, hospital corps care, machine gun, field artillery, and balloon activities.
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Chicago
Toledo
Hay View Park
Signal Corps
Fifth Field Artillery
Freder- Tek
Grant
Agata Aa Sbe
A. J. Bowley
Milton A. Wilson
B.C. Rer
Timothy J. Keleher
Peter C. Meld
First Field Artillery
Inspections of Trees and Plants in Ohio
The Ohio Department of Agriculture inspectors require lawful inspection before selling trees shrubs or plants including fruit plants except greenhouse and vegetables. Violations carry severe penalties. Free inspections are offered if applications are made before July 1st. For blanks and information contact N E Shaw Columbus Ohio Department of Agriculture Co. Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
E. Shaw
Department of Agriculture
Co. Tumbus
Ohio
Card of Thanks Acknowledges Kindness After Father's Illness and Funeral
A group of relatives expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and at the funeral of their father. ADA SCHNEIDER CARRY SCHNEIDER CLARENCE SCHNEIDER HARRY SCHNEIDER FRANK SCHNEIDER MRS FRED HENRY MRS J C HAHN
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Ada Schneider
Carry Schneider
Clarence Schneider
Harry Schneider
Prank Schneider
Fred Henry
J. C. Hahn
Death of John Schneider in Perrysburg
John Schneider born November 18 1826 in Panton Bern Switzerland arrived in America September 1850 after a 36 day voyage. He settled in Perrysburg where he died June 1909 at age 82 years six months and 17 days. Funeral services were held at the German M E church on Tuesday June 9 conducted by Rev A W Klatcher of Toledo. He was survived by seven children eleven grandchildren and two brothers.
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John Schneider
Panton Bern
Switzerland
America
New York
Perrysburg
A. W. Klatcher
Toledo
FL Melgs
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. P. Barton, Undertaker
Council Proceedings
Dean
Svery
Mae
A. J Witzler
M.G. Sibert
Weston
Edward M. Fries
Court of Common Pleas
Froney’s
South
Male Street
Bowling Green
D. K. Hollenbeck
Tithep
Rheinfrank and Ohlinger
Spitzer
Sitiae
Prederick
Averill
Eexpe
Tist Voce
Ccc
Board of Trustees
D. K. Mollenteck
Wm Watzler
Perysburg
Wm. Witzler
C. P. Champney
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bide
Madison & Huron Sts
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe St
F. J. Champney
Maumee
Samuel Krauss
T. Gas
C. A. Powers’ Agency
Geo
Powers
Court House News
Jos
William W. Anderson
John 8. Heyman
Elizabeth Stephens
David Stephens
Jeremiah Stephens
Minnie Broyles
John H. Stephens
Lewis
H. Bacon
Ruzicaka Kaleman
Jol
Rossford
Chas, Dicken
Curtis L. Dicken
Montgomery
Chas. Zingg
Frank UW
Swarts
Hollisiers
Rocky Mountain
Drugdel
Russia
A. C. Fuller
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