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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
The Perrysburg Journal discusses a range of topics including local affairs like the Cygnet Postmaster vacancy and political plots, national issues such as railroad prosecutions involving major lines, and economic topics like coal freight pools. It mentions flag day, subscription rates, obituaries, and miscellaneous commentary on public matters.
A brief note explains a small concession on valuing export only goods whose prices cannot be set by the Home market. It frames the move as a timely measure to aid American relations with Germany and other nations, intended to head off executive overreach and protect protected interests.
Local merchants promote boys suits offered at 2.00 2.50 3.00 and 3.50 with emphasis on good value. Notes includeMrs Will Frusher of Wyandotte recovering from illness and a Presbyterian mission society meeting at Mrs Nortons home next Wednesday at 2 pm. Also mentions Dr J J Eckel returning from Cleveland medical exam and planning to locate in Toledo.
Victoria Trombla died at home on Sunday June 9 1907 aged 17 widow of Basil Trombla a Maumee Valley pioneer. Funeral services were held Tuesday under National Veteran Women of America. Remains were cremated in Detroit by her request. She left two sons Edward and Frazien and many friends mourn her loss.
Owner offers stock in Perrysburg Tile and Brick Company for sale as a good investment. Contact at office for details.
John Gurlstead of Seroud Street Portysburg Ohio swears Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and disordered kidney secretions after lymphoid fever left him unable to work. He credits the pill with banishing pain restoring function and urges others to use it.
P Hawes pled guilty to grand larceny and received a one year term in the penitentiary. He stole brass from car journals near Rossford and had previously jumped bail, leading to a span in Los Angeles where Sheriff Roach captured him after a protracted legal fight for his liberty.
Fuller’s announces a new line of ladies ribbed top hosiery featuring linen heel and toe. The ad urges readers to remember the product for future purchase, highlighting comfort and novelty in 2de line branding.
Three weddings are detailed: William H Cranker and Miss Kath erine L Thornton wed June 6 1907 at 8 pm in Perrysburg with reception in Detroit and many friends sending best wishes. Frederick Albert Schneider and Miss Ida Mary Wellstead married June 12 1907 at the bride’s mother's home with about 60 relatives present and a formal reception. William Athoff and Miss Martha Kirkland joined in marriage June 11 1907 at 8 30 pm at Perrysburg. both couples noted for popularity and future plans.
One or two gentlemen may rent a room on street carling. Inquire at Jouunan Office. Also noted are John Oats and wife of North Flr Held Ohio and Mrs A W Snyder of Cincinnati visiting Wellstead i Schneider welding on Wednesday.
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