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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes drainage and signal adjustments with a Sunday stoppage reference. The snippet mentions North drains, a 12 stop on signal, and BD Hop in an unclear context.
A collection of brief social items lists visits and guests across Perrysburg Toledo and surrounding communities. Names include Mrs Weddell Miss Nell Britten C A Powers Miss Tupper David Parker Mrs Cobb Mrs Kazmaler Miss Loydort Chester Van Hellen Miss Helen Rinehart and many others with movements between Findlay Toledo Swanton and Delta. The notes mention church services and community events plus local advertisements and short moral lines.
Miss Helen Lawrence returns from Oberlin College. Mrs Christ Hoffman visited a friend in Stony Ridge. Mr S Peck of Hartford visits Perrysburg kin. Miss Anna Stevens and Carrie Miller visited Minnie Stevens in Bowling Green. Emereon Smith and family from Austin Texas will spend summer in Perrysburg at the old home. After sixteen years as pastor of St Rose of Lima, Rev G H Rieken resigns to lead a church in Fostoria. The Journal Club and community regard his departure fondly. Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for brain vigor at 5c. Dr Kerring, a returned missionary from China, to speak at M E church Women’s Missionary Society meeting on Parsonage lawn Tuesday July 2 at 2:30 PM. All ladies invited. Prayer meeting moved to same evening to accommodate Independence Day celebrations.
Mrs David Walter of Monroe Michigan visited Perrysburg friends Thursday. Several local figures attended events and engagements including the engagement of Dr W H Rheintrank of Perrysburg to Miss Virginia Robinson of Baltimore. The Ladies Aid set a July 9 concert at town hall with 10 and 15 cent admission. A move to form a Wood County medical association was discussed at a Bowling Green meeting. Also noted are post office money order rules and the probate will of Joseph Deimling.
An old advertisement notes no cure for colds with a pay if not cured claim and lists telephone number changes. It reports new numbers for Geo Weiland and Joe Nellis and assigns A R Williams at a nearby address. The notice urges debtors to settle accounts to avoid further action.
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