Boxwell Patterson Graduation in Lime City
Boxwell Patterson graduates from Perrysburg township and Lime City districts with commencement at Lime City school house on Friday June 23. A fine program is promised as one of the township’s most interesting events. June 11 St Joseph's Maumee graduation exercises featured named graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Boxwell
Patterson
Lime City
St. Joseph's School of
Maumee
St. Joseph's Church
Louis Hellman
Lawrence Pauken
Louis Pauken
Louis Soudett
George White
Cocelia Schnapp
Lucile Soudriett
Glytana Tipple
Cocellia Wagener
Gladys Zeller
Louis Willams
St. Joseph's School
Union Hall
Ragan
Head Crushed in Bowling Green Electric Plant Accident
Lewis Donster and John Smith were lowering a boiler when a brick arch collapsed, killing Lewis Douster aged 23. The coroner reported death from base of skull fracture after immediate profuse bleeding and loss of consciousness. Douster, sole support of his mother in Tontogany, is survived by four sisters and a younger brother. funeral held at Tontogany Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Plant
Bowling Green
Lewis Donster
John Smith
Douster
B. W. Milamore
Cygnet
David Douster
Tontogany
Tontogany Presbyterian Church
Elks to Hold Festival in Bowling Green
An Elks Festival will be held in Bowling Green during August 14 to 19. An immense tent will be erected with entrances at Main and West Wooster streets, featuring a program of attractions designed to draw wide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Electric Bitters Promise Health and Beauty for Women
A charm of health for women is tied to beauty in face and temper. Weakness and illness bring nervousness and pimples. Electric Bitters are advertised as a cure, purifying blood, strengthening nerves, and improving skin and complexion. Available for 60 cents at C. P. Champney's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Champney's
Maumee Valley Lose Injunction Holds Henry County Wet
A Sunday era game between street car men and Perrysburg business men featured misplays and many substitutions. Mayor Roether played in right field with protective gloves, while J Hayes was hit in the ribs by FP Rosebach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
Roether
Harper
Muir
J. Hayes
FP. Rosebach
Fred
Freddie
Charles Muir
Charley Hickman
Mud Hens
Art Willams
Kay
Art Thornton
Senators and county court cases feature in brief local notes
Herman Starr delivered sensational work at short, Hayes Cromwell and John Amon shone during the game. Mandel v. County Commissioners seeks perpetual injunction over Brownsberger road. Judge Baldwin granted it though petitions failed to show a majority. Henry county voted 92 to 42 wet under Rose law, surprising in a strong dry campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Cromwell
John Amon
Mandel
Brownsberger
Baldwin
Henry
Ohio
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted as Quick Wound Healer
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the prompt remedy for knife and gun wounds, burns, boils, sores, eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, and piles. It claims to prevent blood poisoning and gangrene and lists a 25 cent price at C. P. Champ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Champ
Local Social Notes From Lime City and Surroundings
Mrs Wm Shell and son Arthur of Toledo visited relatives in Lime City. Several families from nearby towns gathered for Sunday visits with the Whitsons, Swarts, Mandells, and Tinneys. The note also cites wide use and trust in Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shell
Arthur
Toledo
Wm. Swartz
Jerry Miller
Amily
Geo. Whitson
R. W. Mandell
Moline
W. J. Whitson
F. E. Swarts
Donald and
Harold
Portage
Isaac Whitson
Malinda Swartz
J. F. Wiseman
W. A. Mandell
Elmer Tinney
Lawrence
T. H. Tinney
Edith
A. Nollenberger
Stony Ridge
Sir Mer shon Seeks Breath of Hope Through Discovery
Newark New Jersey man James B Mer shon describes severe lung hemorrhages and weakness before using Dr King's New Discovery three weeks early. He claims the remedy greatly helped with lung trouble and coughing and notes trial bottle is free with a 50 cent to 100 dollar price guarantee by C. P. Champney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
C. P. Champney
Wood County Driving Club Opens Season Race Day
The Wood County Driving Club schedules its first meet at Driving Park on Saturday June 17 with four races including a driving horses to buggy event, best 2 in 3, half mile, and a track horse exclusion. Prizes to be awarded. attendance urged. also advertisements for Chamberlain's ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Driving Club
Citizens Banking Co Perrysburg Ohio Financial Report 1911
Report of the condition of Citizens Banking Company Perrysburg Ohio at close of business March 7 1911. Loans and discounts 87 562 390 35 827 03 capital 60 000 00 time certificates and savings deposits totaling 1 612 718 70. Norman L Hanson cashier swore to the accuracy June 1911 before Notary Philip Wetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Banking Company
Perrysburg
Ohio
Sock
Pauly
Wood
J. Davis
D. K. Hollenbeck
Norman L. Hanson
B. KR. Hartshorn
Court notes round up of local cases and verdicts
George Welrough filed an action against Mary W Myers et al to bar his interest in parts of lots 287 and 288 in North Baltimore. Mary Daird sued Charles Sage after a colt died. jury awarded 126.87. Clarence Wetmore won 42.60 in a car collision suit. A special grand jury examined Edward A Eus tis alias Andrew Edward Allen for embezzlement at National Express Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Welrough
Mary W. Myers
North
Baltimore
Mary Daird
Charles Sage
Sage
Clarence Wetmore
B. A. Gramm
Wetmore
Gramm
Edward A. Eustis
Andrew Edward Allen
National Express Company
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Ohio
Hustis
Legal notices and estates listed in regional docket
Multiple probate and administration items appear, including wills admitted to probate, guardianship orders, estate administrations, and notices of appeals and bonds. Names include Blaine W. Clark Ida L. Cook Frank White Emily Weaver John Hendricks Sophia Pelton Anna M. Scheld Mary Katharina Kichinger Ephriam C. Thayer Wm. C. Thayer Julia M. Sanders and Chas. J. Vickers. Also a Chamberlain's product advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
John White
Bloomdale Building & Loan Co
Emily Weaver
W. Bowman
Guardian
Ad Item
Sophia Pelton
Freda Walke
Anna M. Scheld
Willis Apple
David H. Wirick
Mary Katharina Kichinger
Frank Kichinger
R. M. Brey
Enoch Goldner
Ephriam C. Thayer
Wm. C. Thayer
Howard Vickers
Chas. J. Vickers
John 8. Hoyman
Julia M. Sanders
Joseph Kohler
Ethel Haneman
Knights of Pythias Elects Bowling Green Officers
At the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias of Bowling Green on Friday night the following officers were chosen O Adolph Riess C Hdn Uniart Prelate Walter Beck M of A Orville Mustain I G Fred Walker O G Morris Neiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias of
Bowling Green
O—Adolph Riess
Uniart
Walter Beck
Orville Mustain
Fred Walker
Morris Neiman
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Boxwell-Patterson
Dean
P. Champney
B. Kinsley
Statia
Hoffman's
Plato
Frederick C.averill and
Counshlo
At.law
Spitzer Building
Toledo, Ohio
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bidg
Cor
Madison & Huronets
Edward M. Fries
Court of Common Pleas
Lincoln's Drug Store
Malu Wheet
Bowling Grean
ELKS
Cobb
Superior Street
Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
Spitzer
Real
Perrysburg, Ohio
Maumee Valley
Henry County
Herman Starr
Short
John Zurfluh
Summit St
Monroe St
Paledo
Chamberlain
Report OF Citizens Banking CO
Wana Hang In
Ava Ani
Court House Cullings
Broderick
Blaine W. Clark
Ida L. Cook
Common Pleas
Knights OF Pythias
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