Local Notes from Toledo and Nearby Visits
Mr. Percy Finch was in Toledo Monday. Mrs. M. R. Clay returned Tuesday to her North Bristol home. Mrs. Louise Armstrong of Alabama visits for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rossbach hosted Mrs. Sheets of Erie, Pennsylvania, on Thursday. Mrs. Cal Provault, visiting relatives, has returned to Missouri. Burdock Blood tonic advertised with price 31.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Finch
Toledo
Joseph Rossbach
Sheets
Erie, Pa
Cal Provault
Missouri
Social notes and local travel from a Toledo area segment
Mrs A J Witzler hosted tea with Akron visitors and Waterville and Toledo guests. The Furrys of Stony Ridge and Hattie Furry joined D Van Hellen hosts. Ford car praise by D C Whitehead. Weisler family left for Salt Lake City for summer vacation. Caldwell sisters hosted Toledo friends. Edwin Clay back from Hiram College for summer break. Rider and Hollenbeck groups toured Toledo. Rheinfranks to Ann Arbor for U of M alumni events and to mark the 20th graduation anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rheinfrank
Rheinfrank
Ann Arbor, Mich
U. of M
Local Residents Share News and Visits Across Toledo and Perrysburg
Mrs H B VanNorman called on Mrs Ralph Kidney of Toledo last Thursday. Miss Lillian Broka from Ypsilanti is visiting Perrysburg for vacation. Mr and Mrs Earl Sarver visited friends in New Boston last week. Mr and Mrs Chas DeVorna and daughter were guests of L Shipman family Sunday. Mrs Amos Twining of Fremont stayed with sister Dr Canfield for a few days. Mr Donald Finkbeiner returned from Ann Arbor to enjoy a University of Michigan vacation from work. Mr Bennett Norton of Detroit visited his grandmother Mrs J Pierce over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Woodin entertained Mr and Mrs Charlette and Miss Eurena Woodin Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kidney moved into their new home Wednesday after deciding Burg is best place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Twining
Fremont
Dr. Canfield
Donald Finkbeiner
Ann Arbor
The
U. of M
Ralph Kidney
Andrew Carnegie a Model of Success in America
The article portrays Andrew Carnegie as a model of success driven by genius and hard work. It notes his early start in Pittsburgh, rapid progression from mill work to telegraphy, and eventual fortune by saving money, shaping a narrative of the road from labor to wealth. It also briefly mentions various local social updates and a trip of Mr John Loesch returning to Germany with his granddaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enius
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Alweya
Somdg
Wheat and corn price notes corrected weekly in Ohio
The C. L. Maddy Elevator Co. and W. J. Healey list corrected Wednesday noon prices for grain. No. 2 red wheat at 88, No. 3 red wheat at ?, No. 2 white wheat at 86, No. 3 white wheat at 86, Ear Corn at 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Maddy Elevator Co
Perrysburg Social and Miscellaneous Notices 1914
Mrs Walter Perry visited her parents in Toledo last week. Pittsburg guests visited Perrysburg and Toledo relatives. Local couples and families hosted friends from Cleveland Medina and Toledo. Second hand auto tubes for sale at the Journal Office. A letter thanks Perrysburg neighbors for help after Rustic Lodge fire highlighting quick support and aid received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Mr. Blue
Rustic Lodge
Perrysburg
Walbridge
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Detroit resident Mr. Corwin Young visited his aunt Mrs. C Webb on Sunday. Miss Helen Daley of Toledo stayed with Miss Glytanna Tippy last Thursday. Clarence Walford returned from Oberlin College. Mrs. James LaFarree of Bowling Green visited relatives here. Mrs Eugenia Chapman and Miss Anna Beach visited relatives in Chatanooga Tenn. Mr Val Sechwind Jr and family spent Sunday with Joseph Shipleind. Edward Sechwind visited Sunday with John Shipleind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin Young
Detroit
Mrs. C. Webb
Helen Daley
Toledo
Glytanna Tippy
James LaFarree
Bowling Green
Eugenia Chapman
Anna Beach
Chatanooga, Tenn
Val Sechwind, Jr
Joseph Shiple
Perrysburg Social Notes and Local Notices
Leipsic residents visit William Mills family while Perrysburg friends mourn a fire loss at the Ohio and Michigan Paper Co. store. Local ads list sale items and a refrigerator sale. A church Ladies Missionary Society meeting is planned for July 1 and two Toledo women escape a streetcar accident aided by a rescuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
F. D. Hegamaster
Ohio & Michigan Paper Co
Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Margaret Parcellis
Second and
Cherry Streets
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Colgates
Colgate
Big Bath
New England Wood
Cgun Ata
Violet Dulce D'Artagnan
Bouquet
Jeanice Colgates
Cashmere
Violet
New England
Arbutus Harmony Carnation
Rexall
R& G
Dule Mennen
Jeanice
Champney’s Pharmacy
Louise Armstrong
Alabama
Lenox Soap Air Ship
Argo
F. Jezzard
A. J. Witzler
D.C. Whitehead
Fred Weisler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred
Margaret
Frances Caldwell
Edwin Clay
Hiram College
Michael Meister
Webster
Joseph Fuller
Frank Trumpey
Milton Mladenus
W. J. Veitch
Ohio
H. B. VanNorman
Lillian Broka
Ypsilanti, Mich
Earl Sarver
New Boston
Mr. Bennett, Norton of
Detroit, Mich
J. Pierce
Frank Woodin
Mrs. Charlette
Eurena Woodin
Louis Shipman
Dan Niederhouse
Clinton, Mich
A. S. Shipman
Perry Bondie
M. P. Gorton
George Hoffman
John More
Ae Simon
John Loesch
Baltimore
Germany
Loesch
Wood County
Tndigna
Second Street
Front Street
River View
Cook Real Estate
B. O’reilly
Perrysburg Market
W. J. Healey
Munger Bros
Ohasere
Walter Perry
Fred McConnell
Miss Adams
Cleo
Miss Weber
Mrs. Blankertz
T. C. Hertick
Mrs. Herviele
E. L. Blue
Wetmore
8. Wallace
J. Lantz
Medina, O
J. Conklin
Geo J. Munger General Insurance
D.C. Whitehead, Ph.g
M. B. Missionary Society
Balentyne
Clarence Walford
Oberlin, C
Edward Sechwind
John Shiple
Goodyear
G. F. Hoffmann
Just
Fred L. Mahr
Chas Abbott
Leipsic
William Mills
Frank Powell
Sam
D. van Hellen
Maumee
Terminal Railroad
River Road
West Side
Mrs. Cynnerr
J. F. Byrne
Chester Byrne
Frances
B. J. Spilker
West Boundary Street
Craig and Waffle
War No
Chas, Frusher
California
Musk Melons
Sandel
Hesley Grocery
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