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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
3
Rural area voters watch progress as Liberty township lets a contract to build four miles of stone road. A prominent remark notes stone roads are essential for ongoing improvement and progress in the region. The item reflects broader concerns about infrastructure and local development.
Residents passing D K Hollenbeck’s home on Tuesday afternoon noticed a large Ladies Reading club gathering on the porch. Members attended a year of literary work with two absent, as officers presided and plans for fall meetings were outlined amidst refreshments and red decor.
Earnest Cobley of Toledo visited with his mother here on Sunday. Dr. Johnston was in Toledo Friday. Mrs S. Woodford was in Perrysburg Saturday. Mrs Chas Keeler and Luella were in Bowling Green Monday. Prof. Bowman returned Saturday from a fishing trip in Michigan. Mrs McCastin and daughter were in Perrysburg Saturday. Bronk Tibbits of Toledo stopped here Saturday with family. Thor and Wm Holst of Toledo called on friends Sunday. Rollo Baier and family of Bowling Green were here Thursday. A funeral at Dunbridge Friday drew many locals. Nettle Couture spent the week in Bowling Green. Wilt McKee was in Bowling Green Thursday. Addie Custar and Mrs Beno were in Portage Saturday. Gordon Pitcher was in Bowling Green Saturday. Mary Bobel was in Toledo Saturday. Bert Piper and wife of Toledo are visiting his mother this week. Mrs Fred Commings was in Bowling Green Saturday. Albert Brand and Chas Watts were in Toledo Saturday. Bob Hull of Bowling Green was in town Saturday. The Holst of Rossford returned home Saturday with Spencer Holst. Mrs Bowman Bertram and Grace returned from Weston. Gordon Woodford has been sick several days. John Hays was in Toledo Friday. Arthur Slavs dropped a sledge hammer on his foot Friday and is laid up. Mrs Yountot of Toledo, a sister of Mr Conley, and Mrs Mary Chase died Saturday.
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A dated, fragmented notice lists multiple property deeds across Perrysburg, Rossford, Lime City, and nearby areas. Names include John Hufford, J. M. Yeager, Chae Rider, Francis M. Harris, W. N. Tracy, J. Thurston, C. L. Koch, G. M. Kemp, Alving V. Card, and Arthur Reed. Fields show acres or lots with locations such as Liberty, Perrysburg, and Middleton.
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