Pioneering Perrysburg Woman Lydia Deering Dies at 82
Lydia A. Deering known as Mrs Charles Powers and later Mrs J K Deering died June 6 in Genoa near her son Rayrno. Born August 24 1829 she witnessed the Black Swamp era and helped lead temperance work in the seventies. Survived by daughter Helen Jaeger four sons seventeen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Continuous life near Woodville and Perrysburg with family notes on canal travel and early regional development.
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Perrysburg
Lydia A. Derring
Charles Powers
Powers
J. K. Deering
Genoa
Rayrno
Adorno
Freeland
Helen A. Jaeger
Woodville
Black Swamp
Death of John O'Leary in Perrysburg
John O'Leary died at his Perrysburg home Tuesday morning June a pioneer of Wood county born on a farm near Stony Ridge. He lived a long life marked by hospitality and community spirit, leaving three sisters Mary Johanna Ellen and a foster brother Thomas O'Leary. His funeral was held Friday at St Rose's church with interment in St Rose's cemetery.
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John O'Leary
Perrysburg
Mr. O'Leary
Stony Ridge
Wood County
East Second Street
John O’leary
St. Rose's Church
St. Rose’s Cemetery
Mary
Johanna
Ellen O'Leary
Thomas O'Leary
Elderly Monclova Lady Catherine Sidak Dies at 90
Catherine Sidak aged 90 years 8 months and 18 days died at her home near Monclova on Thursday June 12 1919. Funeral services were held Saturday at St Josephs church Maumee and burial followed at St Josephs cemetery.
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Catherine Sidak
Monclova
St. Joseph's Church
Maumee
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Dies at Soldiers' Home Ira L Knoll Civil War veteran
Ira L Knoll of Perrysburg died at 4 45 p m Thursday June 112 at Sandusky soldiers home after six months of illness including paralysis and diabetes He was 74 3 28 born February 14 1845 in Perrysburg He served in Company I 3rd Ohio Cavalry Funeral at the church Sunday at 2 p m Rev Weltmer officiated Burial in Fort Meigs Cemetery with comrades as pallbearers Continued on Eighth Page.
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Ira L. Knoll
Perrysburg
Sandusky
Weltmer
Fort Meigs
Iran
Knull
Ohio Cavalry
Aged Maumee Lady Dies in Her Home
Palymore Celestia Cassabon of Maumee died at home early Monday morning June 16 1919 aged 60. She is survived by her husband John C Cassabon three sons and one daughter. Funeral services set for 2 PM today at the Maumee Methodist church.
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Palymore Celestia Cassabon
Maumee
John C. Cassabon
Sfethodiat
Church Announcements For Sunday June 22 Services
Rev Weltmer pastor announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 9. Subject Love 1 Corinthians 18. Men's League Tuesday evening Y P A business meeting Wednesday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. PLA Sunday evening at 7 Preaching at 8.
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W. Weltmer
Corinthians
Men’s League
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday Services and Activities
W H Spybey pastorates the Methodist church. Sunday morning and evening services are planned. Bible School last Sunday heard Mrs Marvin speak during her Washington visit. Epworth League meets at 6 30 pm with a welcome to all.
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W. H. Spybey
Bible School
Marvin
Washington
Epworth League
Sunday Services and Activities at First Presbyterian
Reverend W. H. Pheley leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled Pauls Psalm of Love The day also recalls Children s Day with songs flowers and a joyous service The church social rooms host Friday games and a C B business meeting today A Choral Union practice is set for Saturday and the Young People s Tennis club begins organizing with a court behind the church ready for play
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W. H. Pheley
Paul
C. B
Maud Lackens
Council Sells Bonds For Fifth Street Improvement
At a June 16 special meeting the council received thirteen bids for the village portion of 5th St Improvement Bonds. Graves Blanchet Thornberg of Toledo won with $10,000 bonds at a premium of $354 plus accrued interest, total $378 gain. bonds delivered Tuesday.
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5Th St
Graves, Blanchet & Thornberg
Toledo
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
Citizens learn the value of home medicine as a family doctor may be absent during illness. The article endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the prompt, safer option for stomach pain colic and diarrhoea and urges keeping a bottle in the house for immediate care.
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Chamberlain
Mass Meeting Welcomes Lutheran Soldiers in Navarre Park
The Lutheran Federation of Brotherhoods hosts a third annual Welcome Home mass meeting in Navarre Park Toledo on Sunday June 29 with Rev W E B Schramm of Pittsburgh and Rev G H Ruesskamp of Detroit as speakers. A 10 30 a m service and 2 30 p m address are planned plus a noon concert. An estimated 15 000 attended previous events and organizers expect another large turnout.
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Toledo
Northwestern
Ohio
Michigan
Navarre Park
Federation of Brotherhoods
Lutheran Church of Toledo
A. E. Bell
Camp Hancock
Georam
Stark’. Brotherhood Orchestra
A. L. Burman
Hugo Hamfeldt
Theo, Klinksick
J. J. Keil
A. G. Ramlow
J. F. Wagner
H. G. Bitter
Drowned in Quarry Kills Lime City Boy
Alvert W. Smith a Lime City lad ten years old drowned last Thursday evening in a quarry while swimming His clothes were found on the bank and the body recovered after a long search aided by boat and grappling hooks The funeral was held Saturday at the Lime City Methodist Church with Rev W E Spyby preaching and burial at Forest Cemetery Toledo
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Alvert W. Smith
Lime City
William Smith
Methodist Huvest
W. E. Spybey
Forest Cemetery
Toledo
To Prevent Belching By Eating Slowly And Tablets
Advice urges slow eating and thorough chewing to curb belching and suggests taking a Chamberlain tablet after supper to ease digestion and prevent gas.
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Chamberlain
Notice to Ice Consumers on Shortage and Payment Terms
Ice consumers are warned of a shortage and the need to buy ice with cash. Ice coupon books must be paid within three days of delivery, or ice will not be delivered. The Maumee Perrysburg Tow & Coal Co.
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Rivers
Hake
Soldier graves in France decorated by Ira Hoover
Two men described as burglars attempted to pry into a Milton tailor shop Sunday night but were caught by village sleuths and jailed. They were arraigned before Judge Cook on burglary charges, bound over to the court of common pleas with $1,000 bail each. Names given: B. Topking of Cleveland and Clifford Harry of All-over.
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Jimmie
Milton Miadenis
Judge Cook
Court of Common Pleas
Mail Carriers Picnic at Fort Meigs In Wood County
About 16 Wood County mail carriers and families met at Fort Meigs on Saturday afternoon for a memorable outing. Host Harry Spreng and his family ensured a successful day with help from guests including TH. J. Morrison national vice president of the Rural Letter Carriers Association and A J Powers of the state executive committee spoke. A picnic lunch followed the program and Spreng noted missing southern county carriers missed a worthwhile event.
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Wood County
Ft. Meigs
Harry Spreng
Th.” J. Morrison
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
A.J. Powers
Spreng
Story Hour at Way Library for Children
A story hour is set for children at the Way Library on Saturday June 21 at 2 30 p m. The event invites young readers to enjoy tales and crafts in a family friendly afternoon program.
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The
Way Library
Mozart Club Ice Cream Social Set for June 25
The Mozart club invites all to an ice cream social next Wednesday June 25 at Mr Bert King’s home A brief program will be presented by club members Everyone welcome.
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Mozart Club
Bert King
Birthday Anniversary for Chas Traeschel's 80th
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mandell hosted a pleasant gathering last Sunday in honor of Charles Traeschel's 80th birthday. Attendees included Roy, Chas, Treuschel of Dayton, Ohio, and numerous relatives from Perrysburg, Toledo, and nearby towns.
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F. A. Mandell
Chas. Traeschel
Roy
Chas, Treuschel
Dayton
Paul Treuschel
Fred Traeschel
John Treuschel
Will Zimmerman
Toledo
Fred Wellstead
Harry Thomas
Carl Thomas
John Beckley
Norman Snyder
Perrysburg
Tyeusehel
Memorial Services for A E B F Soldiers in Paris
From Mr F M Hoover in France comes a Paris Herald copy detailing memorial exercises for A E F soldiers. In Suresnes Memorial Cemetery the ceremony under Brig Gen W W Harts will honor about one thousand graves with plans by Ira W Hoover for an artistic fence featuring large concrete posts topped by American eagles and branch insignia.
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F. M. Hoover
France
Paris
New York Herald
A. B
Perrysburg
Suresnes Memorial Cem
Suresnes
Sis
W. W. Harts
A. BE. F
Ira W. Hoover
Chicago
Red Cross
Memorial Service of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs held their annual memorial at the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon. Hymns were sung. Mary Williams gave a sweet solo and Gladys Simmons played violin. The sermon focused on the adequacy of Christ as the explanation and inspiration of their ideals and fellowship. The heat did not diminish the service.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
The
Rebekahs
Methodist Church
Mary Williams
Gladys Simmons
Christ
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First Presbyterian Church
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Lutheran Federation of Brotherhoods
W. EB. Schramm
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Detroit
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