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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
1
Street car lines depart from main depot entrances and run along Sixina Street and Fourth Street toward central district. Cars from the Fifthatreat entrance proceed up Fourth Street past the station and eastern Bastae pane. Third and Fourth street cars leave from street entrances toward Central Dat.
Jacob Davis pros JAS 0 Troup vice president Norman L Hanson cash manager and general director lineup includes John Perris DaAvro Main Jacos Davis Norman L Hanson Frank Powell D K Hollernheck C F CiapMay A Vermone J G Herrman plus others. The fragment hints at buys sells mortgages pays interest on time deposits and related banking terms.
Wood County news items note Bowling Green Clature planning a Sixth Annual Tournament to be held on grounds in the city Tuesday and Wednesday June 30 and July 1 under Inter state Association rules. Also covered are farewell sermon by Rev Ewer before Chicago study, Reed named chief of police, civil service exam results, 2002 county statistics on crops, and local appointments and lawsuits.
Notice proclaims the Uk e Toldy Urban and Unterurban Railway Company seeks approval to construct a track arc through Wand County Ohio. It describes a sixty six foot wide right of way along West Boundary Street Ninth Street Mulberry Street and Pine Street plus parallel alleys from Findlay Street to Clery Street. The filing lists streets and limits, notes the village council will meet to consider the project and invites objections or comments before the specified date.
The Noble company drilled a well last week starting at 100 barrels and another that produced 50 barrels in the first 24 hours in Liberty township. Land leases are being pursued for a test well west and south of Walbridge station in northern Wood County. Hon J O Troup calls a meeting of the Ohio State Bar association at Patin Bay on Tuesday July 7.
A small gathering formed at Barton's store on Wednesday afternoon awaiting a party bound for Walbridge park. The second division hosts planned a basket picnic, with cold weather prompting salads over red lemonade while ladies enjoyed the outing. A quip offered Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy, advertised by Champney's Pharmacy.
The Ladies' Reading Club held its annual event at Mrs. HE Peek's riverfront home despite cold winds and damp air. A gala porch and floral decor hosted a six o'clock meal with biscuit, salad, cake, and strawberries. Officers named for the coming year include President Mrs. Trude Champney, Vice President Miss Ellen Adan, Treasurer Mrs. Engyenit Chapman, Secretary Miss Aunt C. Beach, and committees led by Miss Anna C. Beach and Miss Orra McKnight.
A Bentenville Virginia man cites Dr King’s New Discovery as his cure after three years of choking illnesses. He reports three bottles healed chronic chest infection and throat issues. The product guarantees relief and is sold with a one dollar price tag.
Charles Shipman Jr., son of Lewis Shipman of Rowerton, was killed instantly when his horse butcher wagon was struck by a C H and D Railway engine while crossing the track. His younger brother Clarence survived with minor injuries. The father, driving ahead, learned of the tragedy later. Funeral services were held at the family home and he was buried at Fort Meigs Cemetery.
Toleno visitor Albert Fetzer and Adrian resident Clark Bracey visit Waterville while Finn Hook plans to work as a hotel telegraph operator at Put-in-Bay. Mrs. Asa Eastwood dies after long cancer battle. funeral at Presbyterian church with burial in Waterville cemetery. Waterville band to perform at Monclova on June 18, 1903. A stray pig ad appears in the post office card. School Board faces teacher shortages as Superintendent Christman resigns over salary.
In 1899 Oklahoma settlers faced severe heat and waterborne illness. A man with dangerous diar rhoea received a single dose of Chamberlains Colio Cholera and Dirrrona Remedy. After a big dose and subsequent rest, he slept and recovered within an hour, grateful for the medicine still sold at Company’s Pharmacy.
The article notes possible resignations among school staff led by Superintendent Whitner amid ongoing shifts in the Moutiee schools. It also describes Children’s Day exercises at the Presbyterian church directed by Rev and Mrs McQueen, drawing a crowded audience. upcoming M. E. church programs encourage strong attendance next Sunday evening.
A vintage advert extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally dependable and pleasant to take. It highlights its value in summer ailments and for children, claiming it saves many lives yearly. Sold by Champney's Pharmacy.
Trustees awarded wiring and lighting to Ed Witvler for town hall work at 110.74 and plastering to Amon at 300, with Hollenbeck at 275 excluding plastering. Maumee Electric Co. bid 319000 for wiring. Bills approved include Champney 0.70, Amon 10.20, Blue 12.00, Dr. Roether 9.00.
A vintage ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills promising rapid relief from sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills are pure tonics that boost health, cost 25 cents, and offer a money back guarantee if no cure is achieved. Sold by C P Champney, druggist.
At a township board of education meeting on Monday the elected members included JF Lintner W E Burdson and Geo Lintner among others. Changes to rules were adopted and several teachers were listed as affected with district supervision still to be supplied by directors.
Mia Newson of Decatur Alabama endured severe indigestion stomach and bowel pain. She nearly faced death until Bioctrle Bitters was tried and produced an immediate improvement leading to full recovery. The advertisement claims Bitters cure liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and is sold by C B Champney druggist.
Bowling Green traction car struck Gotleib Matehler near Leydorf switch as he crossed the track. The deaf man suffered a left leg amputation above the knee and other injuries. he was taken to hospital with friends mourning the accident's severity.
On Monty morning Anthony Lasholver slipped on damp tile in the basement of G W Hoffmanns cafe and struck his head on an oak sill. He was unconscious and taken to Rheinfront hospital, where doctors treat his head injuries and hope for recovery.
All members with Mayor and Clerk present. Browne seeks Mulberry Street grading access. Judicial committee to find funding method. Stone walk from new wall to curb at Brent Street referred to sidewalk committee with funds authority. Health Board requests bids for Third Street improvements and enforcement on streets. T C & C Electric Railway petition referred to committee of the whole. Toledo, Urbas, Tae terarbin Railway resolution adopted.
The program features Juccors and Duchy que on the Heart of Maryland while Misa Raymond, Ladie McQuarter and Bartlett & Ching present acts. The bill includes The Barbecue scenery and effects, a tele comedy sketch Her First Lesson in Biowiine, Le Page the English jumper, Wilson Bros novelty, She Bugler, a Dan Wax Doll act, Plead Bree word pieces and other features at the Kincdrome concluding the strong vaudeville schedule.
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