Sunday Church Announcements and Meetings
Sunday June 20 church schedule includes Childrens Day at 10 30 with no early Sunday School and 2 30 p m illustrated talk by Dr Pheley. Memorial service by Odd Fellows. No evening service. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 30 led by Miss Kathryn Pew. C F officers elected for six months. Chautauqua Bible Study on James starts with theme Temptation Not from God. Also includes strong opinion piece on W J Bryan resignation and Wilson policy.
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W. H. Roose
Pheley
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Christian Endeavor
Luke
Kathryn Pew
C. F's
Paul Pheley
Edwin Clay
Esther Brokn
Ree
Russell Compton
Josephine Davis
Susan M. Davis
Beatrice van Norman
Sunday School and Evening Worship at M Church
The church invites all to Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and a 10:30 a.m. sermon by the pastor. A large chorus and special selections will be rendered. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. with a short sermon on a special topic. Climax of day music and welcome extended. Continued on Eighth Page.
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Epworth League
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Be Reavement
Mary Hahn and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for kindness after a bereavement. They also thank Rev. Deity for consoling words and for the floral offerings.
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Mary Hahn
Village Council Acts on Skating Ban and Street Work
Village council approves 1016 budget and damps roller skating after 6 pm with skates seized on violators. Traffic updates order oil bath for Front street and 18 inch pole moves for Postal T and T Co. A joint meeting orders a fence along Pt. Meigs Cemetery south line, not exceeding 975 feet.
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Neiderhouse
Tracy, Chapman & Wells
T. RK. Shimmin
Goeke
Village
Front
Maple Streets
6Th
Main Streets
Front Street
Postal T & T Co
7Th Street
Grassy Creek
George Greenhalgh
Roy Taylor
C. W. McCutcheon
Pt. Meigs Cemetery
Passing of David Hahn at Perrysburg aged 66
David Hahn died at his home east of Perrysburg on Friday June 4 1915 at 5 PM aged 66 years 5 months 4 days. He leaves a wife two sons George Rt Hahn Edward W Hahn a daughter Mrs Clara A Schram six grandchildren two brothers four sisters and many friends. Funeral was at the Lutheran church Perrysburg Thursday at 10 AM with remains interred in Fort Meigs Cemetery.
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David Hahn
Perrysburg
Hahn
George Rt. Hahn
Edward W. Hahn
Clara A. Schram
Fort Meigs
Perrysburg Summer Festival Plans Announced
Mr J B Hendershot reports Perrysburg Summer Festival setup for the largest merriest week with shows rides free acts. Contest for the most popular Girl opens June 21 with Queen Princess prizes and a diamond ring. Tickets and rules explained Monday at Civic Association room. lodge prize for most tickets sold. West Side celebrations tie in with Toledo, free acts nightly, and dog and monkey circus on tour. July 26 31 dates urged. mail to Station A Toledo.
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J. B. Hendershot
Perrysburg
Lavallier
Geo. Munger, Jr
Hendershot
Civic Association
L. Thompson
Toledo
Toledoo
No Game Between Yoledo Rail-Lights and Perrysburg Postponed
Rain Sunday afternoon halted the Yoledo Rail-Lights versus Perrysburg game with a carload of rooters on hand. Next Sunday Maumee ball team attracts as old rivals prepared to battle hard. game called at 2:80 sharp.
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Yoledo
Perrysburg
Maumee
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Relief for Ailments
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck backache rheumatism and many emergencies. It asserts ailments are symptoms from congestion and inflammation and urges readers to try a 26 cent bottle to prove its effectiveness.
Endeth Grape Juice diplomacy and oddities in a small town
A jumble of observations on World War era policy and public behavior. The piece mocks German actions around the Lusitania and questions U S and Mexican stances while weaving in satirical quips on law, smoking, prices, and daily life. It closes with an anecdotal testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for indigestion and constipation.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
United States
Wmn. J. Bryan
Maumee Man Badly Hurt In River Road Runaway Crash
George Zeller of Maumee was struck on the river road near the Lucas county end of the terminal bridge by a Toledo driver Arthur Langenderfer. Zeller suffered a crushed right side and broken collarbone, with ambulance care at Rheinfrank hospital Perrysburg. recovery likely barring complications.
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George Zeller
Maumee
Lucas County
Terminal Bridge
Zeller
Arthur Langenderfer
Toledo
Mr. Langenderfer
Rheinfrank
Perrynburg
Mr. Zeller
Thankful Letter to City Fire Department
WM. H. Pheley writes in gratitude for the Fire Department's quick response to a Saturday fire. He praises the chemical brigade and hose teams for arriving within minutes and keeping damage small, though many of his notes were destroyed. He closes with a biblical reflection and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denar
Fire Department
Job
WM. H. Pheley
Po-Do-Lax and Po-Too-Lux Advertisement Claims Relief
An advertisement argues sickness is not a sin and urges relief from liver and digestive complaints. It touts Po-Do-Lax Podophyllia as a cure for constipation and related ills, claiming it stimulates bile flow and bowel action. A second product Po-Too-Lux is said to aid nature in restoring regularity, urging readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
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Nature
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Bayan the Coward
Presbyterian Church
R. P. Barton, Undertaker
John Zurfluh
Monroe St
Ohio
Michigan Street
Ins. Co
John J, Barber
Northwestern
Bell
Perrynburg, O
B. Kinsley
Frederick C. Averill
Spitzer
A. Is
Council
Dr. King
J. WH. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Adv
Mexico
Mabel
America
M. D
Rochester
Mick) Clarion
Chamberlain's
Chamberlain
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
The
Citizens Banking Company
Perryssurg
Wood County
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