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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal notes weekly Friday publication with editor Blue and charges one dollar per year in advance. Special notices such as cards of thanks obituaries and expressions of respect cost six cents per line with no deviations.
On Friday June 11 1909 Vice President and Mrs Sharman visited Mount Vernon to lay a wreath on George and Martha Washingtons tombs marking the first presidential or vice presidential Decoration Day pilgrimage for tribute to the Father of His Country. Also notes oil burning locomotives on Maine Central rails to reduce forest fire risk.
The question blends themes of political infighting and financial tension in Cuba with a sense of destiny for the republic. It reads as a speculative inquiry into whether current disputes signal a pivotal turning point or decline for Cuba's independence.
Dowling Leinghter of Weston visits Mrs dames Beard this week. Valley Simmons of Perrysburg visits relatives in Dowling. Florence Berkin of Perrysburg guests of Jesse Spilker. Mrs. Dobo Henry, Laura and Matie with Fred Gruenhaber in Perrysburg. Others include DeVerna family guests and Spilker family visitations. Thos Frasher and wife with Harry Cordrey in Hillsdale ill in Michigan. Alvin Dennis Kinley Shoemaker Deamond Hayes stay at the Secor in Toledo.
For sale a bargain property recently occupied by Miss Jonsin Fredrick on late 122 and 148 half acre with a fair house. Good location convenient to electric city. Perrynburg Ohio. June 9, 1909. D K Houvewater executor.
A string of cordial visits and family events unfolds in Lime City and nearby towns. Guests include Joe Hueber and his wife with friends in Toledo, Mrs. A Christ in Toledo, and Geo Punch and wife with Bowling Green connections, plus visits among Lintner, Whitson, Reitzel, and Tinney families. A June 6 birthday for Mrs. Albert Reitzel brought relatives together, and Mrs. Clegg improves after hospital surgery.
Mra A J Witzler was in Bowling Green Wednesday. Miss Helen Bowers visited Detroit last week. Mrs J F Byrne and son John were guests of F J Spilker and wife. Geo Mills of Carlton Mich visited Edgar Frost and wife. Minnie Broka of Bowling Green visited Perrysburg relatives Sunday. Z P Jackman and children of Roachton visited Edgar Frost home. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a tonic. F M Cook and wife visited Mrs J Judson in Bowling Green. Albert Broka of Texas home for extended visit with Henry Broka family. Howard Frost visited from Toledo for weekend with parents. Louis Limmer and family of Rossford visited Mr McQuinn. Marshall Andrews of Sylvania spent weekend with the Frosts. Jos Zeisler of West Toledo and John G Lais of Silverton Oregon were guests of J Rossbach family. W I T A to meet at Mrs Henry Hufford’s Tuesday afternoon June 15. Misses Ruby Cranker and Lula Bayer attended Miami College Centennial in Oxford. W S Fetters and family and Mrs M L Talor spent Sunday with Frank Neiderhouse. Mrs Edward Rickard of Toledo and Mrs Fred Dauterman of Portage visited Mrs David McQuinn. A baby girl arrived at G Fred Hoffmann’s home weighing 10 pounds. Perrysburg gent's furnishings displayed for sale. Evan gales Sunday School officers and teachers hosting a social Friday June 11 on church lawn with refreshments. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by C P Champney, Druggist Perrysburg. Tax time reminder to bring receipts and avoid delinquency penalties. Postcards of Perrysburg scenes praised, German printed, 2 for 5 cents.
The council accepted the resignation of Mr. Harbauer as councilman and approved the appointment of John J. Anson to fill the unexpired term. The street change proposal moved for consideration involved routing from the alley between Louisiana Ave and Walnut Street to Pine. The motion to accept the resignation carried, with Klingler presiding.
Sick kidneys show distress signals with dark secretions scanty painful urine backache headaches and dizziness. A grateful Bowling Green Ohio user endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney relief and urinary disorders. Sold by dealers at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Perrysburg township trustees discuss transmitting electric light and power along River Road from East Boundary Street to the north line, with posts piers and abutments proposed. A motion to lay the matter over for one week passes, a complaint over roadside farming is noted, notices to desist sent, and several small vendor payments recorded plus a balance on hand.
Hobart Mrs C Lusher and son Wayne with Chas Puse and family visited John Ewegen in Dunbridge on Sunday. Chas Swartz and family spent Sunday evening with Edward Wiseman. John McQuillen and family from Toledo visited relatives Sunday. Frank Harvey and wife with J A Neitz and Miss Bertha Neitz attended commencement at Perrynburg Wednesday. John Swartz and wife hosted G J Puse and Lime City family Sunday. Hufford visited John Swartz and family Sunday. Elmer Swartz improved farm with new barn. Neitz went to Ada for college.
A fragment touts Bucklon Archey Salve as incomparable for cuts corns sores and many ailments. Claims perfect relief for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and more priced at 25 cents at a local shop.
Toledo Lyceum opens its eighth bill with David Belasco and Henry Demille’s The Charity Ball beginning Sunday July 13. The theatre touts it as a landmark American comedy drama. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets with a testimonial and price 25 cents.
Members of Way Camp 99 will meet at W. OQ W hall Sunday June 18 at 94.1 to participate in Memorial services of the order. L. Charles Consul Com.
Samuel Adamson, father of William and John Adamson, died at his daughter’s home in Delta on June 8 1909 at age 95 years 7 months and 19 days. Born in England he immigrated at 18 and married Ann Nesbatt six years later. Twelve children were born to the couple. six survived, five sons and one daughter. He lived years with his son in Perrysburg and stayed sharp in health and mind until a brief decline preceded a quiet death. Funeral June 6 followed by interment near Delta cemetery. well loved and respected by friends and neighbors.
This ad targets affluent readers with a dubious health pitch for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims reliability and quick relief in two doses, priced at 26 cents, and promotes Moranle by O. P. Champuey in Perrynburg as the seller.
The text argues that clearing dilapidated areas and maintaining clean streets with trees and tasteful homebuilding greatly improves community morals. It adds that attractive schoolhouses and yards influence children, and overall beautification acts as a powerful force in advancing civilization.
Prairie Depot Observer reports field testing of a new solid glycerine nitro composition by shooter 8 B. Korb near Bradner. Tad praised the shot as successful and safer use of solid glycerine, while the piece notes common farm injuries and early treatment with Chamberlain's Liniment reducing healing time and preventing infection. Sold by C. F. Champney Perrysburg.
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