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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
5
F Barrion operates as the undertaker with offices at William Barton's Store corner Main and Front Streets. Contact numbers listed for office and residence include Roac House on West Front Street and 27.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference trains on a North line and Sundays with unclear wording and missing details. No decisive event or named entities are readable to form a full, attributive summary.
Miss Wellerend and Fiers Schaller visited Water brother to Delaware college contributing to debate coverage where Delaware students were victors. Wood County Horticultural Society meets March 12 at court house with W N Tracey to present planting and care of an apple orchard for the first five years. Ploriculture society to meet the same day at Hotel Miliken. Mrs C LeGalley to present The Bright Side of Baym Lite. Reception at Henry Schwind home honors L E Flory's clerks and Toledo friends with music and supper. guests include Clara Lang Naumburg Kilber Baker Bachman Waggoner Rech ner Lillis, Sargents, Julia Young and many others.
Special Notice to Men presents two bargains in men's shoes. One is a stylish finished box calf shoe at 2 dollars, the other a durable working shoe at 1.25 dollars. Both are described as top notchers and unmatched in town for the price.
Miss Ethel Reed, Miss Emile Bois sard, and Mrs. Anna Kean were entertained at Mrs. Kate Jameson’s home in Parrysburg. A Fox terrier named Trouble is missing. reward offered. Miss Amelia Posterer, Lotte Fink, and Ruby Cranker performed at Was. Adameou’s home with songs and duets by Gott schalk and Tobani, including Plamer Song and Culanthe Waltzes.
Cottonnade Pants Goods offers All2 1-2, 15 and 18c fabric praised as splendid wearing for men’s or boys’ working pants. New and desirable spring patterns now in stock.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bears and life themes with unclear wording. No clear events, names, dates, or places emerge to form a coherent item. Proceed with caution. readable bits do not yield a definite news hook or outcome.
Sheriff Buller of Kingabury appoints Sharlee Cook as Deputy Sheriff for Rossford and Northern Wood. The notice reflects a formal appointment with authorization by landowners and a public signatory. The fractured text references Laxative Bromo Quinine and a winter day, but lacks clear context or details.
A fragmented inventory lists journals and magazines with numbered indices, including Mindey, Junior Munsey, Argosy, Cosmopolitan, Pearson's, Strand, Ladies' Home Journal, St. Nicholas, and Metropolitan among others. It appears as a catalog-like line of publication names with partial annotations and ordering.
The magazine library will supply each member the first fifteen magazines for 15¢ per month and the entire list for 30¢ per month. Members pay only for months they borrow. one magazine at a time, keep up to seven days, with 1¢ per day fines for late returns. Regular magazines come with a protective cover. visit to discuss details.
Perry Pennswell in town Wednesday. Drs Rhelefrant hospital wired for electric lights. Mrs Mary Hayes spent week in Toledo. Rev Kloelkamp residence repainted wired for electric. Lawrence Harbauer returned home from visit. Ben McCaslin improved his residence. O D Miller and wife of Toledo guests of Perrysburg relatives. H&DR sellen ride tickets for Perrysburg Toledo good 60 days 1.00. two ride ticket for 2 days 2.50 bearer tickets. for information contact CN Norman or phone 62 Att.
A special meeting of Phoenix lodge P and A M will be held Monday evening March 10 to confer the Pullow Craft degree. A O Ponner W M JAS HAYES Secy BURKHARDT. On Monday March 3 1902 Mary Burkhardt died at age 53 born Buffalo 1849 funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at home conducted by Rev Te remains placed in vault Maumee cemetery. AOO0T. On Monday March 3 1902 at age 70 Joseph Hoot died at home Hoytaville funeral held Wednesday March 4.
The advertisement promotes a new spring line of men boys and children's suits plus knee pants with up to date styles many patterns and strong value for quality materials. It invites customers to visit and inspect offerings to decide on purchases now or later.
On Monday evening last friends gathered at Fred Grueshuher’s home to celebrate his 21st birthday with music and games followed by a supper. Attending were Chas Grovstiabor Lei Slime mond Mrs Lous Limmer Mia Louisa Schramm Miss Tina Himmelman Julia Lintner Olive Emma Schramm Nora Limmer Mike Simmons John Lintner John Schramm Bean Blaig Hobert Carl Simmons and Edward Simmer.
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