14 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
1
A column mixes wartime views on Congress and censorship with satirical lines about Roosevelt and U boats. It includes a poking reference to Canadians, and a joke about a Kentucky husband and a Jersey cow. It ends with church notices for Presbyterian services on Sunday June 17 and related gatherings.
A study warns that allowing roosters to run with flocks during warm months wastes hundreds of thousands of dollars in eggs annually in Ohio. Fertilized eggs heated to 85 degrees for several days or 100 degrees for a day may become unfit for food, while infertile eggs endure 100 degrees for up to ten days and still cork well. The male does not affect egg production.
Alfred Lober and Miss Emma Vieder married in Buffalo on May 1 1917. After a brief eastern tour they will live on their farm in Glenwood. Many Perrysburg friends send congratulations.
Rev Daniel Carter announces Sunday services on June 17 1917 with Sunday school at 9 00 am public worship at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm Sermons include Fear in Man Pity in God and Neglecting the Great Salvation A prayer meeting is slated Thursday evening Epworth League events and a Liberty Bond Social are listed Men’s Association meets next Thursday afternoon with an out of town speaker J Schneider secretary
Rev C W Weltmer pastor. Sunday school at 9 oclock. Lesson for study The Risen Lord John 20 1 18. Continue on Eighth Page.
Caldwell Ohio resident E W Archer notes his family has used Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on extended visits, claiming it’s obtainable everywhere and saves money through forethought.
Albert Maar shall of Wapakoneta drowned while fishing with companions near the Maumee and Perrysburg bridge. His body was recovered by Charles Grimes and sent to Witzler’s undertaking rooms. The incident, described by mates Lawrence Lacally Robert Tannell and Clifford Wolf, occurred Sunday as darkness hampered rescue efforts.
Lillian Hoffmann daughter of Mrs Catherine Hoffmann wed Howard Heilman son of Mr and Mrs J J Heilman Tuesday morning at nine o'clock at St Rose's church Rev J B Kieble officiating. They left for Detroit and Mackinac and will reside at 124 Melrose Avenue Toledo after July 15.
A testimonial touts Chamberlain's Tablets as the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation. The ad claims broad availability and strong customer approval from pharmacists in Williamsport and across the area.
Recollection of sixties and seventies wagon and carriage builders in a town. Mentions W. Ti. Trollenbeck, the Hollenbeck shop on Second and Walnut, blacksmith and paint shops nearby, and workers like Sam Van Hellen, William Perrin, Philip Reither, John Funk, and Ed Irwin. Ends with a plug for Sloan's liniment.
In a Sunday game Perrysburg defeated Rossford 8 to 7 after a late rally in the eighth inning. Welch pitched solidly for Rossford with 12 strikeouts but received weak support. Hadrieh led Perrysburg with four hits in five trips. Rossford out-hit Perrysburg but failed to convert timely hits in a competitive contest.
Civic rooms host Red Cross work on Tuesdays and Fridays inviting all ladies to assist. Public health ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, claiming quick relief and prevention of grippe or pneumonia with small doses. Available at druggists for 40 cents or 1 dollar.
A civic wartime appeal urges all citizens to join Red Cross volunteering for soldiers. The call emphasizes sacrifice, duty, and preparedness, inviting men and women to enroll at the Civic Association rooms on Tuesday and Friday afternoons. It notes risks of war and promotes Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a remedy.
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