13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
Pastor P Kluepfel leads Sunday services at 10 Sunday school at 9 Luther League at 8 Epworth League 6 30 p m Children s Day service 7 30 p m Bible school Saturday 9 A Children s Day program is planned Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Sunday school board meeting to follow 1918 references included.
Rev C W Weltmer leads services with Sunday school at 9:00 and 7:30 passion. The morning sermon on Jesus on the Cross emphasizes Truly this man was the son of God. Evening topics focus on cooperation with the Sunday School and church growth with Albert Fahrer leading Y P A. Preaching at 8:00 welcomes all attendees.
Rev W H Pheloy leads Sunday services on June 16 1918 with a combined Sunday school and morning service at 10 30 celebrating Children Day. Flowers music and children are featured. An afternoon program at 2 30 continues the observance with War Savings stamps urged.
The passage advises eating slowly and chewing thoroughly, avoiding meat, and using one of Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion if sour stomach occurs. It emphasizes gentle dietary adjustments over medicines and suggests they prevent sour stomach.
From Overseas twenty two hours out from New York the ship rolls little despite a stiff gale. The passengers include women and children and a linguist helps communicate with foreigners. News comes by wireless every twelve hours as miles covered rise to 1 745 in five days. Submarine danger is present but morale stays high. A St Louis quartet and a metropolitan singer plan a concert to aid French wounded. Land soon in sight and trip described as enjoyable and orderly.
Herbert Hoover through Ohio churches and fraternal groups appeals for nationwide food economy. He stresses reducing meat shipments, using sugar sparingly, and abstaining from all wheat products until the next harvest to relieve allied shortages and support soldiers. He notes varying burdens and urges willing communities to join the plan.
Local drive gathers 448 dozen eggs from Kazmaier and Hoffman stores plus Lime City. Total sales and cash gifts reach 151.10 dollars, with additional contributions from Tinney led district and a DeVerna ice cream social. A school play and physician donations add to the relief total around Perrysburg.
State forester Edmund F Secrest urges Ohio to boost wood fuel to ease coal shortages for war production and domestic use. He stresses farmer control of wood supply, labor limits, and citizen help, then notes Webster Township's Republican primary candidate Joseph A Steble for county commissioner.
A Huntington Indiana mother Mrs Charles Enyeart urges households to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for Cholera Morbus and reports her two children found immediate relief after use during the summer of 1911, stating the medicine proved effective.
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