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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
5
Mrs. Wm Tefft is sick Aaronve Carter returns from North Dakota. Various locals host and visit in Perrysburg Toledo guests include John Wickenheiser and wife, Chris Kuerr and wife, Loussa Simon, Miss Ellamore, Miss Addie Shipman party to Toledo Beach, and the Thompson moves to town with his family. Also notes on repairs, ads for insurance, and advice on mending curtains with paste patches.
F M G Sibert of Weston Ohio lists multiple farms for sale in Wood County. 80 acres near Milton township 9000 dollars. 120 acres near Bowling Green 12000 dollars. 61 acres by McClure at 85 dollars per acre. 5 acres near Milton Center 5300 dollars. Easy payments, money on loan, no commission. Perrysburg Market.
An ice cream social fundraiser was held at Laydort Station to benefit Newton baseball. Invitations urged attendance on July 1 in the evening. Social guests included Mrs A J Boote and children of Toledo and others visiting local families.
Mr. A Mra, Chas, Wallace and son and Miss Anna Wallace came back Monday after weeks with relatives in Marietta Ohio. They were joined home by Mrs. Dr. Shepherd who will stay several weeks. J LaParres and wife entertained Sunday guests Miss Ruby TaFartee Miss Katty Goodell Mr Burdick Luckey Mr Whitman Bowling Green Leon LaFarree and wife also present.
Clarence Shipman visited in Weston Sunday Miss Madelyn Yeager hosts relatives in Prairie Depot Mrs Mercer Miss Edna Negley and Mrs Lewis Schould of Toledo visited E C Hegley family last Friday Addie Shipman attended Wenig Rebbe wedding at Toutogany Ladies Missionary Society of Presbyterian church meets at Mrs N C Lawrence home on Wednesday July 1 at 2 pm Dura Love Postma to speak on Germany and its people
M F Yeager and family of Galion visit Pred Yeager and wife. Miss Edna Kekel of Rossford spends the week with sister Miss George Gurtaweiler of Dowling. Mrs Rachel Trusset returns from a short Baltimore visit. Miss Nell McAllister visits cousin Geo Feather and family in St Louis.
A fragmented local item lists Hugh Francis and children visiting with Henj and Thornton families in nearby towns. The note notes several travelers and guests, including Mrs Caroling Topel and Mrs Witt Simon visiting, and other family visits around Toledo, Perrysburg, and Chas Hanson. A wedding anniversary is noted in Toledo with W N Tracey. Train schedules for Perrysburg line and a missing amount of money are referenced amid scattered names and places.
A testimonial from H. F. Ayscue of Logide, N. E., claiming fifteen years of chronic indigestion improved by Dr King’s New Life Pills after spending over two hundred dollars. Sold under authority of Comstock & Hon’s drug store.
Fourth of July excursion tickets priced at one and a half fare round trip with a minimum of 1.00. Children pay half the excursion rate. Tickets sold daily and returned until July 7 between all stations on the line.
Agency advertisement directs inquiries to agents of Ohio Central Lines for full particulars about passage across the territory of the Central Passenger Association.
Samuel Krauss contractor and builder offers to furnish plans and specifications for any house style. You provide the lot and terms to build. Reach Hello phone White 17 at residence corner Maple and Front Perrysburg Ohio. Mrs Koch and Mrs Flesher host a Wednesday afternoon gathering with several guests from Toledo Aspen Colorado and local residents.
Perrysburg Ohio resident Charles Bayer testifies to relief from kidney weakness after trying Doan’s Kidney Pills. Ad claims cure for symptoms including backache and urinary disorders and endorses Foster-Milburn Co. as sole US agents in Buffalo New York. Price listed at 60 cents.
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