Local Perrysburg Notes Mixed with Visitations
Additional local residents are seen visiting relatives and friends across Toledo and nearby towns. Names include Miss King of Cleveland visiting Mrs Sargent, Mr A J Chappell of Toledo calling on Perrysburg friends, and Walter Lincoln visiting his sister Mrs T Phillips. Various others travel for summers, work, or medical meetings, with several obituaries and school notices among the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss King of
Cleveland
Sargent
A. J. Chappell
Toledo
Perrysburg
Walter Lincoln
8. T. Phillips
Dr King's New Discovery Promise for Cold Relief
Ad advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for colds noting Pine Tar antiseptic oils and balsams. Claims to ease cough soothe throat and bronchial tubes check the cold and clear the head. Endorsed as standard family cough syrup over forty years and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Mrs Drepps Leaves for Lansing with Family
Mrs. Jos. Drepps has gone to Lansing Michigan for a several months stay with her children Mrs. G. F. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Redouty and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Drepps. She was accompanied by Mr. Redouty who has been her guest here the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Drepps
Lansing, Mich
G. F. Lucas
Chas. Redouty
H. F. Drepps
Mr. Redouty
Five Years After Kidney Troubles Bayer Still free
Perrysburg resident Chas Bayer harness maker on Main Street says he has not suffered kidney weakness since using Deans Kidney Pills five years ago. He praises the remedy and notes he has not needed it since his initial recommendation. Price five cents and available at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents. Mr and Mrs Henry Brossia hosted a Sunday dinner with relatives from Whiteford Center Mich Me Albert Hahn Jno Brand Mamie Brossia Geo Kopp and Sam Wagner present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Perrysburg
Mr. Bayer
Chas. Bayer
Main St. Perrysburg
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Henry Brossia
Fred Brossia
Whiteford Center
Mich
Albert Hahn
Jno. Brand
Joseph
Mamie Brossia
Geo. Kopp
Sam Wagner
Bilious Attacks Prompt Use of Chamberlain Tablets
A bulleted health notice claims liver and stomach distress from bilious attacks cause constipation and nausea. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and restore health. Costs a quarter and sold by all dealers.
Sunday visitors and church event noted in Genoa
Mrs Geo Pfister was the over Sunday guest of his son Mr Pearl sister of Detroit. Mrs Hattie Riedert returned to Genoa after a week with Mrs A T Dowland. Mrs A Tallantyne hosted dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chas J Maddy and family. June 18 is Children’s Day at Stony Ridge St Jonny’s Lutheran. Robert OI Simmons and baby visited Dell Simonne, Bert Phuiffords and family, Frank Lintner and family and Charles Lintner of Toledo at the John F Lintner farm. Christian Youth Society showered Miss Marie Sargent ahead of her upcoming marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jonny’s Lutheran Church
Stony Ridge
Robert OI. Simmons
Baby
Dell Simpone
Wid
Bert Phuiffords
Frank Lintner
Charles Lintner
Toledo
John F
Early Perrysburg settlers and 19th century trade and shipbuilding
The article catalogs early Perrysburg residents from eastern states, noting families such as Spink, Beach, and Huntington. It recounts Perrysburg's first newspaper The Miami of the Lake later The Ohio Whig and Maumee River Times, 1883 onward, and describes 1888 streets, Hayes Homestead, and a thriving 1830s trade in grain, furs, boots, and shipbuilding. It highlights river fishing, lake shipping, and a distinctive, self-contained community ethos that welcomed newcomers yet felt like a distinct Middle West city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siates
Miami of
Hayes
Kentucky
Forties
Perrysburg
Middle West
Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey remedy for coughs
A historic advertisement touts Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey as a cure for coughs and colds. It claims to soothe irritation stop the cough kill germs and relieve summer ailments, urging readers to try the remedy to prove its value.
Looking Backward From First Fuge History Door Locks
The passage recalls old exclusions for candidacy blackballing, sick benefit rules forcing weekly dues for sickness to fund a banquet, and a storied degree ceremony with tests of endurance. It notes transformation, fame, and a new lock with many keys that no longer fit, signaling change.
Perryshiire Plans Centennial Celebration
A note from the Journal notes Perryshiire will mark its founding centennial with community efforts to ensure a worthy celebration. Also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a daily remedy for dyspepsia, advertised at drug stores for $1.00 a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perryshiire
Old Town
Sally
Notice to Contractors for Four Lutheran Church Building
Notice to contractors bids invited by the Building Committee of Four Lutheran Church Perrysburg Ohio for furnishing material and erecting a church building plans on file with R F Kazmaier bid due by 2 PM Monday July 10 2016 with certified check 200 to accompany bid Committee reserves right to reject any or all bids Fred Gorke President and R F Kazmier See y Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Kazmaier
Perrysburg
Ohio
Zear Lutheran Church
Fred Gorke
R. FP. Kazmnier
Notice to Contractors Perrysburg Village School District
Bids will be received by the Perrysburg Village School District Board of Education in Wood County Ohio on July 14 1916 for labor and material in a two story seven room brick addition to the Perrysburg schoolhouse the plumbing heating and present building work and for the plans and specifications on file with the Clerk of the Board and with architect M M Stophlet Toledo Ohio Bids must be sealed filed by noon July 14 1916 with names of interested parties and a disinterested guarantee that a contract will be entered into if accepted Plans available for deposit 10 00 refundable upon return Only the Board may reject bids and all such terms apply Perrysburg Ohio June 12 1916 By order of the Board of Education Charles H Van Pomman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Perrysburg
Wood County
Ohio
M. M. Stophlet
Nasby
Toledo
Oraerrysburg
Charles H. van Pomman
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M. W. Finch
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Mr. and
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Son Kermore
Smiley J
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Herbert Gilmary
A. R. Williams
Chas. Piser
Mars. D. Penvdean
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Minn
Hattie Riedert
Genoa
A. T. Dowland
A. Tallantyne
Mrs. Chas
J. Maddy
Jon
Shibnal "Spink
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John W. Smith
Willard Vu
Way
David Thul
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Jessup Scott
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