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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
5
Prof. W. W. Marsh warns of a great June storm across the country with damaging weather on lakes and northern Ohio delaying traffic. The Home Insurance Co. reports 268 tornado claims in Ohio during January February March and 1007 for April.
Local insurance firm Tre Powers expands with a new Perrysburg location at 7 and 128, offering vehicle, home, and business coverage with hours and contact options.
Local social items report Wihent White and Ernest Moser family time in Toledo. Miss Anna Leydorf visited Miss Myra Daniels last Sunday. Charles Shipman visited Weston. Mrs Martin Missler and Ernest Moser spent Wednesday at Toledo Beach. J F Byrne and wife visited Frank Shinen and family in Portage.
A Cedar Grove resident writes of recovery from liver and kidney trouble after using Electric Bitters. He credits three bottles for full relief and health, praising the tonic as the best on earth for stomach liver and kidney issues from Wa Comstock & Son druggists.
Miss Lucy Finch returned home from Toledo over Sunday. Frank Cook and family of Toledo visited friends here Sunday. Charles and Frank Sehwind of East Toledo called on relatives Sunday. Mrs. N. Kennedy traveled to Adrian Thursday to spend a few days with relatives. Isaac Thayer and wife of Lima visited Wm Thayer and his wife recently.
Social column lists Miss Bess Baird visiting relatives in Bowling Green, Alfred Roether of East Toledo staying with Gus Schilech, J. S. Gahier and wife Sundaying with G. W. Meeker, and numerous short calls across Toledo area. Mentions hosiery shop at Follen's, visitors from Jackson Michigan, Cedar Lake Michigan, Weston, Lima City, and Ft Wayne. Also notes school commencement in Toledo, new furniture and sewing machine ads, and local purchases and greetings.
Sunday guests included Mrs A E Forster and daughter Fern of Toledo visiting Miss Lara Hartsing. Edward Kazmaier called on Katharine and Anna Guyer in Finilay. Mrs P J Sattler and son Edward near Stony Ridge visited Fred Mahler and wife. Claude McCabe and wife with Miss Gladys Beckley visited H C Thomas and family. Marie Sargent entertained Zoe Brisker Grace Snyder and Katie Pen at a dinner in Hoody. Mia Lucas hosted a porch party for Myrtle Telft leaving for Davenport Iowa.
An advertisement seeks a capable young woman for a permanent position at the Miami Children's Home with good wages. The notice names interested parties and references a family, and signals wartime social notices and local chatter including visits and upcoming social events.
A. C. Fuller notes Miss Nell Croft staying with Toledo friends this week. A house and lot for sale is advertised. Inquiries to W. D. Beyriry. Miss Addie Shipman was guest of the Misses Huntsman in Waterville on Sunday.
Notice to my patrons states that during illness the insurance business will be handled by son Geo A Powers and contracts may be made as if by Chas A Powers. Various social notes mention George Limmer Fred Artz and wives visiting Chris Limmer and family in East Toledo. Toledo and Dowling are referenced with multiple family visits and gatherings. local ads advertise women’s underwear and new hosiery lines at Fuller’s. Miss Gladys Isch of Moline visits relatives. Mable Knoll and Alma Degner visit Dowling then attend Children's Day services at the U. S. church.
Classified item notes a stock sale inviting investors to call at the office. It also lists a mix of local social notices including visits, arrivals, and gatherings. Several clothing items and new products are advertised, with a family birth noted and a surprise birthday party among friends.
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