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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
4
Friday June 19 issue schedule outlines Thursday afternoon delivery and reader reach goals. Subscriptions cost one dollar annually payable in advance, with penalties for late payment. Notices such as cards of thanks obituaries and expressions of respect are billed at five cents per line, with no deviation from rates.
A flood of campaign notices from Wood County Republicans listing candidates for Sheriff County Commissioner Clerk of Courts Prosecuting Attorney Auditor and Representative. Voters are urged to support Aug 11 1914 primary, with names including Kay, Ost, Muir, Hanna, Lyons, Shaper, Fulton, Brice Herrife, Solether, Patterson, Saylor and others.
Mirna Liverist Holliger, born November 17, 1883 in Canton Aate Switzerland, died Saturday June 13 at her home on Front St after ten weeks illness. Survived by sister Rosetta Naewel of Toledo, two brothers and four sisters, two foster children. Funeral at Evangelical Church Perrysburg Tuesday June 16, Rev Vandersall officiating with burial at Mt Meigs cemetery.
Morning papers report Gen. Villa resigning as northern Mexican commander. Juarez offices seized by Villa supporters, with similar actions at Chihuahua City and Torreon. Carranza allegedly aims to appoint a new second in command. Pieces note a growing rift between Carranza and Villa. Also includes quips on science, fashion, suffrage, and ads for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Arnica Salve.
Charles Shoemaker died at his Napoleon home on Sunday June 18 at 1 0 p m He was born in Yorkyalarge in 1852 and lived here until moving to Napoleon Ohio ten years ago He leaves a widow two brothers John Shoemaler of Theryabinng and Cuore of Napoy loon two sisters Mrs Geo Pfaff of Venice and Mrs A Dickexon of Cleveland along with many friends Funeral services were held in Pomyabure on Tuesday and burial followed at Mei cemetery
The Journal advertises wedding invitations and cards in any style of printing or engraving. It invites readers to compare Toledo shops for style and prices then visit The Journal to duplicate the style for less money.
The funeral of Grandma Barton 84 widow of Daniel Barton who died Sunday at her Weston home was held Tuesday at the Presbyterian church with Rev J C Mergler officiating Interment followed at Milton cemetery She is survived by son David brother Lewis Dobbs and sister Mrs Sarah Spafford A dull boy is a chip off the old blockhead There is no such thing as a girl of the period Beware the lemon drop Philadelphia released Player Tincup Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder advertised as a health boost Mrs James Duncan Haynesville Me reports healing from Electric Bitters Buckien Arnica Salve for cuts appears in ad copy
Democratic electors in Wood County are urged to consider several candidacies for the August 11 primaries in 1914. B. J. Leathe seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative of Wood Court, while Wm. B. McConnell of Fremont asks support for Congress in the Thirteenth District. J. E. Lomy announces his bid for County Recorder, citing experience as deputy to the current recorder.
The Evangelical Church held a social gathering at the home of fee Twining with music and spiritual uplift. Annual officers elected include President Albert Fahrer, Vice President ta Sprout, Recording Secretary Allie Charles, Treasurer Mrs J Scott, Pianist Carl Lethwren, Choirister Nellie Leydorts, Corresponding Secretary Mrs A Walker, Men's Personal Worker's League noted. Upcoming programs include midweek prayer, Millie M Lawhead lectures, Bible School and Christian Endeavor events with free admission and reserved seating.
A vintage ad promotes Deans Ointment for eczema and skin itching with a rhythmic warning about itching. The copy ends with a price of five shillings per box and a cheeky jab about employment.
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