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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
4
The THD Journal notes the Republican ticket led by Governor Harris and Lt Governor Treadway as the paper goes to press early to reach readers by Friday. It also reports Japan's 1910 world exhibit funding and the proactive stance in U S political discourse amid wartime tensions.
Ethel Wellstead born in Perrysburg township on March 18 18? died June 11 108 after months of illness. She belonged to the McEchurel Sunday school and Woodmen Circle, worked at Jocnxar family duties until health failed. Survived by mother two sisters and two brothers Alfred Irhouse Frederick Snyder Leftoy, attending Ann Arbor, funeral at residence 2 pm Sunday with Rev W Tanneyhill, interment Port Meigs cemetery.
On Wednesday afternoon June 1 at the parental home of the bride the marriage of Terman Schaller of Roachton Ohio to Miss Minnie G Mann of Rossford Ohio was solemnized by Rev. W D Saddle Perrysburg Ohio. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside on a farm near Roachton.
Mrs Jacob Artz and Mrs Middle of Toledo hosted Wm F Brossia and wife midweek. Emma Maida and Leo Sill with Fred Valentine from Toledo visited Philip Artz and family Sunday. Several residents attended Ringling Bros. Show. Edith Abbeglen from East Toledo stays with Mamiy Brossia for the week.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention visitation events at Hobart and a Sunday program at a KV church. It references a Sunday evening program, a Children’s Day exercise, and an unveiling ceremony at a Catholic cemetery scheduled for Sunday afternoon, with various families and individuals named.
Sumio Uesugi of Tokyo and Denison University will deliver a popular lecture on Japanese manners and customs at the M E chitch Friday evening June 1. Admission is free but a 4 Tree offering will be collected. Maude Nelson, world champion lady pitcher, will appear for two innings in this afternoon’s game. General admission 25 cents.
Messrs T F Conley and F A Baldwin visited J O Troup at Grant hospital in Columbus Sunday. Troup is recovering slowly but hopes to come home Friday. Arrangements will be made to bring him home on a cot in a parlor car over the T and O C. Friends offered a private car but he did not desire it.
Miss Josephine Uegley visits Whitehouse friends this week. Mrs. Martha Spreng of Belmore Ohio spends a few days with Perrysburg friends. C Berry and family visit Mrs. J Judson. Th Tinney and wife attend Coy-Butchin wedding in Laledo. Mrs. Henry King daughter of Prof Stellborn visits Mrs. J M Walker. Mrs. BF Gunder hosts guests including Mrs Chay Shipman and daughter Marquis. Mrs. Nathan Patterson and others from Weaton and Perrynburg also noted.
James Beard and family spent Sunday and Monday with Bert Lang and family in Weston. Rev. Rumbaugh of Napoleon called on W F Spiller and wife last Thursday. George Wallace and wife of Perrysburg were guests of Art Wallace and family Wednesday. Miss Ethel Dennis spent last Sunday with Miss Jesus Spilker. Mrs. George Fetterman and children visit friends in Oak Harbor later this week. The Misses Mary and Kate Grote visited with the Spiker and Tarnelly Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Elizabeth Hofman hosts a celebration for her daughter Mrs Daniel Knauss of Evansville Wisconsin. The event highlighted family ties and local community recognition.
Frank Swartz and family visited Geo Linter and family. Thompson and wife from Bowling Green spent time with Mrs Sylvester Greiner. Mrs Linmer dined with daughter Mrs Frantz. Mrs Harry Luddington of Toledo visits relatives in Toledo and Delphos. Lintner family hosted guests including V Fink. Frank Cornelius of Holland and J G Geiss with S W Baker and Mrs Burt Thompson attended homes in this area. Other visits included Trowbridge, Armbruster, and Weseman households with various relatives in Swanton Perrysburg and Rossford.
The sudden death of L B Schaller of Waterville occurred at 1 a m on Tuesday after a brief illness. Born in Germany September 24 1842 he came to America in 1809 and married Elizabeth Moser in 1865. He leaves a widow eight children two sisters and six brothers. Funeral services were held at the M E church in Waterville Thursday at 2 p m with many friends mourning his loss.
A collection of aphorisms on youth and effort opens with a Liberty Press quip about appearances. The piece then notes William Chandler visiting Sylvania, J A Nivtz teaching in Lake township next year, and details a Sunday school program with multiple songs recitations and addresses led by Fr Harvey and local students.
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