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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
5
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to the Masonic Lodge and neighbors for loving words and sympathy in the loss of husband and father Fann Ja ons. Signed by Jon and Frank Rein.
Randolph Frost aged 1 year 11 months 2 days died May 10 1908 at his parents home on Walnut Street Perrysburg after typhoid fever. Survived by father RB Frost mother. sister Mia Sanford Jackman. brothers Clifford Toward Floyd Frost. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W D Huddle Evangelical Church burial Fort Meigs Cemetery.
Perrysburg Village and River Views feature colored scenes. German artists in Berlin created the colors for these postcards, offered exclusively at The Journal Office as the sole Perrysburg outlet.
Miss Mable Brossia and Chris Schaller called on Otto Hahn and wife Sunday evening. Louis Limmer shows off a 10 pound carp eating feat. John Brossi with wife and son Joe visited Frank Loesch Sunday. Chris Hahn and family spent weekend with Geo Brossia. Wm Pogerman of Rogsford visits John Hrogsia. Chris Kinderyater spends evenings with Clifford Jacob refining opera skills. Chas Schaller and wife visited Marty Schaller of Monclova. Mrs Driftmier recently returned from Toledo visit. Elsie Hahn is sick. Mia, John D Pister and daughters Cora and Mary, Will Reitz and wife with Geo Kt Hahn and family visited Wan Brossia Sunday. John Thaiss and Miss Lillian Clausen at Rast Toledo church. Chris Hahn and wife socialized with Chas Schuller and wife Sunday. Miss Yetta Brossia, Herman, Chas, and Albert Hahn called on Thaiss Tuesday. Mame Brossia visiting brother in Tal Toledo. Hob This has been very sick but recovering. Yetta Brossia visited Mrs Melon Schaller Tuesday. Mrs Geo Brossia visited Mrs Herman Kinder eater Sunday.
Various short notices from Toledo and surrounding towns list visitors, guests, and social calls. Mentions include Mrs A R Trice and Mrs Ray Carter in Toledo, Mrs Almira Haynes visiting James Mayes, and Miss Myra Daniels visiting Mrs Carter in Haskins, with other exchanges and social tidbits across Perrysburg, Waterville, Oak Harbor, Bowling Green, and Dowling.
Social notes from the Toledo region mention visits by Dr Clarence Ordway of Torrpo and Monroeville Mrs W A Fiskbelner at a Missionary Convention in Na paleo. Mrs Matis Fitson spent May with Toledo friends. Mint Kate Young with friends in Weaton. John EB Achwind and wife of East Toledo visited F B Bowers. Miss Jean Thomson and Elizabeth Jelelf from Toledo called on Mrs Robert Milwbrand. Chas Crook and Geo Powsli and wives visited Mrs Mary Powell. Yonkers restaurant praised for meals.
Miss Marie Spitzig of Chicago and Miss Cerieta Keller of Toledo called on friends here last Friday. Ollye Winzler of Toledo spent Friday with Benj Thornton and family. Mrs Frank Burns and Mrs Fred Tfartshorn’s Tris Blue tomatoes Schwind of Toledo spent a few days. Dest on the switch their mother Mrs Valentine market. Job Schwind, J IP Brandhuber joined Bowling Green visit as Wood county blind commission member. Park Ecker and wife of Toledo and Frank Fox and wife of the country were visitors of John Gunder and family Sunday.
Miss Arlene Trudeau entertained trends from Toledo on Sunday while Miss Maury Franey hosted friends from Lima, Toledo and Stony Ridge. Ed Churchill visited Dowling on business. In Bowling Green Yanker's is suggested as a good eatery. Mrs. Winzler of Maumee stayed with Mrs. E R Trombla last week. E R Trombla, wife and Miss Hazle visited Cheater Webb family in Maumee Sunday. Albert Klagg and Miss Mabel Smith from Toledo shared Sunday with Albert Reitz and wife. Duck and Geese feathers offered by John Etter of Maumee.
Lester Park of Rossford hosted supper with J T LaFarree and family last Tuesday. Mrs Chester Webb and children of Maumee were Monday visitors of Mrs Webb and family. Eva and Lillian Toffman were Sunday visitors in Toledo. Mrs John Kazmaier Sr spent last Wednesday with Lester Carter and family in the country.
Oscar Magon of Bust Toledo called at David Mason and wife lant Friday. Miss Denia Small visited her aunt Miss Thomas of Toledo Friday and Saturday. W Broom of Bowling Green called on Perrysburg friends Sunday. The regular W O T LA meeting will be held at the home of Mr Rey Hurdle on Tuesday May 1 at 2240p All should attend as a special program is being arranged Bibert Snyder and family and Gue Obereich spent Sunday with John Henry and family Mrs Pred Yeager as Mrs Franc Neifer returned home Monday after attending the Missionary Convention and spending Sunday with Mrs Guo Shoemaker at Napoleon.
A collection of short notices lists visits and calls among residents of Toledo Bowling Green Perrysburg Weston and nearby areas. Names include Mrs C F Hollenteck Clemens Leaf Adan Leydort Shanks Geo Murry Martaing Lula Schamlosffel Joseph Lindsay and families. A baby boy born to Arthur Williams and wife weighed twelve and a half pounds. Robert Denham and family from Dayton visited relatives before moving to South Dakota.
Farm for sale one mile south of Roachton formerly the Geo A Shiple place. Address J J Kleederg care of George Schen pel Perrysburg Ohio RR. No. 2 on premises.
Leon LaFarree and Miss Kitty Wilde were issued a license after a Thursday wedding at the bride’s parents home conducted by Rev. G. H. Lowry. The couple, popular in this place, received many congratulations from friends. The New Century Club met at Mrs. Blue’s home with readings by Mrs. Brandhuber Miss Cranker and papers by several members. next meeting at Mrs. Rulreigle’s in Toledo.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts internal administration affects blood and mucous surfaces, boasts a $100 reward for any failure to cure, and promotes testimonials. Also suggests Hall's Pills for constipation.
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