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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
5
Train schedule fragment shows Perrysburg departures for the HH and DR lines with north and southbound times. Listings include times like AM and 10246, with unclear destinations and station codes. This partial OCR provides timetable snapshots without complete destination names or days.
A notice from GA. MEMBER of Cleveland urges individuals to submit names and addresses to the group for startling disclosures tied to an Ohio Insurance Department investigation. The call references an order and requests mailing details to P O Box 34 in Cleveland.
Colored Perrysburg scene post cards printed in Germany by Berlin artists are described as gems of art. They are sold at 2 for 5 cents and available only at the Journal Office.
Permanent, profitable position offered by Frank W Williams Company in Chicago. Earn 36.00 weekly or 400 percent profit with free catalogue. No experience needed. training provided and capital furnished. Write today for particulars and dialogue. 1214 W Taylor St, Chicago.
The eloquent Prof Miller drew strong audience regard as perfect attention marked the hour. Bowling Green Sentinel notes he will be heard at the High School Auditorium on Wednesday November 11.
Ohio resident Erwin Brace reports severe back pain worsened by standing. After using Doan's Kidney Pills a few days the pain faded and he claims others have been cured. poster notes price 50 cents and sales through Buffalo agents Poster Milburn Co. Remember the name Doan's.
On Friday night a thief entered a Trent Street building and stole valuable items including a Jowinl Taber pattern cloths, a scalloped curtain with flowers, and two claw hammers assigned to Reuben Carter and Mr Tonghita. Total value reported at $15. Includes notices of visitors and local ads and events with names such as Miss Reich and Mrs. Clay, plus upcoming moving picture show and society meetings.
A Halloween party was hosted Saturday evening by Maurice B Cook and wife. About 20 guests attended as ghosts and a fortune teller entertained them. The decorated home featured jack o lanterns corn shocks and a three course luncheon with maple leaves and chrysanthemums. Place cards were jack o lanterns. Ghost stories and games were enjoyed with Mrs Dolla Canfield winning first prize in a nut contest and Mr Limmor taking the booby prize.
Treasurer Fearndide reports that about a portion of the 1908 taxes have already been paid, as county records show receipts arriving at the treasurer's office. The notice urges remaining taxpayers to settle promptly to avoid penalties.
Misa Helen Kurrish of Toledo and Swan were guests of Mian Ma Bling last Sunday. Oliver Day and others moved into the Lawrence house on Prout Street. Mine Josephine Hegley is home after millinery work in McComb. Benest Mandell and wife of Hobart and George Wilde and family of Toledo were guests of Henry Wilde and wife Sunday. T H Sargent and wife hosted friends in Monroeville. Mrs WH Eggleston and daughter Helen spent early week with Mrs R P Barton. Warren Gee and family of Morenti Mich visited Nelson Kennedy and wife Monday. A F Tabler and wife of Napoleon visited their daughter Mrs Geo Murry last week Wednesday and Thursday.
Robert Thornton of Elyria was home election day. Chas. Muir has rheumatism and is confined to the house this week. Mrs. Thomas Hayes and daughter visited in Pemberville over Sunday. Mrs Harkinier and her sister and children of Michigan visit Los Angeles Gal. Miss Robertson went to Toledo for the winter. Miss Anna DeLette of Lime City visited Miss Frank Nellis. Andrew C. Kaymaier and family spent last Sunday with E. A. Underhill and wife. Mr. Ayres and wife of Toledo visited Benj Thornton and family.
A Perrysburg fragment lists visits and short trips among residents including Geo Lowrie in Detroit and Mrs A Shier in Ed, plus George Caldwell Lime City on business and H P Averill in Pacific Grove for winter. It notes outings in Toledo and Findlay, relatives in Dundee, and a Pacific Northwest return. Also mentions a Pacific slope USGS worker Clarence Eberly visiting home, and a Wanted column for Perkinsburg Success Magazine with R C Peacock. Dr Thomas Electric Oil ads claim quick relief for various pains.
Miss Grace Matthews of Toledo visited with Mrs Marie Sargent on Sunday. George Caldwell of Line City was Sunday visitor of Mrs Kate Nelisa and Mrs Frank. Miss Stella Tabler of Napoleon spent the first of the week with her sister Mrs Geo Murry. Mrs J Groeshaber and family of Toledo called on Chas Groushaber and family last Sunday. Miss Florence Krause and Bert Warner visited Mr Grambling and wife in Colton Sunday. Fred Freiss and wife of Weston, formerly of this place, welcomed a baby girl last Saturday. John Himmelman, U S P, home on furlough ten days, returned to Washington Tuesday.
Fred Artz and family spent Sunday with P Artz and wife Mrs H P Schaller and now Lester of Monclova Misses Hulda Schaller Marjory Kopp and Edith Gerking called on Miss Yetta Brossia Sunday afternoon Miss Emma Sill of Toledo was the guest of her sister Mrs I Artz Sun Henry and Miss Yotta Brossin entertained a number of guests from Toledo Saturday evening Those present included the Misses Margaret Swychheimer Florence Bownzenhardt Anna Wiesbrod Bertha Gerish Lizzie Geck Mabel Coon Grace Weber Lina Fritcher Tillie Volz Gusta Smith Julia Schumacher Elsie Hahn Margery Kopp Mabel and Messrs Will Disher Kerenfoff John Buser John Thaiss Albert J Landis Frank Rabbie John Gerlach August and Adolph Vols Albert and Chas Hahn Chris Schaller Music was furnished by the Pionic orchestra director A Volz Refreshments were served and all enjoyed themselves with hopes of coming again next year Fred Brossia and family were the Sunday guests of his parents Mrs Brossia Mrs Julia Benzen and granddaughter were the ties of George Brossian and wife a few days last week.
Harry R. Comstock of this place and Migs Beasie Sellers of Payne Ohio were quietly married in Toledo by Rev. George Lowry on Wednesday October 21 1908. They traveled for a bridal tour to Virginia and will return to Perrysburg to live on West Front Street after January 1st. The bride hails from Payne where her father was a prominent educator and former village high school superintendent. Both families and many friends wish the couple happiness and success.
An old promotional notice touts Dr King's New Life Pillar Phos to prevent bowel and bilious issues. It mentions 25e at Wm Com stock and Sons drug store and notes Mrs John Eiting joining her band at Wapakonetta this week with Mr Eiting working on the streetcar line.
A two year study claims infantile eczema and skin diseases in children cure rapidly with a compound of wintergreen thymol and glycerine. Weatherly Pa mother reports her baby’s face cleared after using three bottles of D D D Prescription and urges others to try it for immediate relief and lasting cure. Comstock and Sons druggists promote the remedy.
Lime oI Ty leintelelbbe Wil Swartz, wife and daughter of Toledo, spent last week with Peter Cornelius and family. Grover moves to Michigan this week. many friends regret departure. Wm Plassendall and Miss Ella Cornelius of Toledo visited Peter Cornelius and family Sunday. John Wiseman and family move into former Grover residence. Mrs C Joslin spent Friday and Saturday in Toledo. Henry Hitchcock moves from Toledo to Lime City. Chris Dave and Emmit Wiseman returned from Meige county after a pleasant visit.
In Ohio County Court of Common Pleas a judgment is sought against Ollk Haverstock a non resident of Ohio. Howard M. Flower attorney submits notice and outlines a proprietary claim on land in the township near Canyon City Colorado. The notice details the property boundaries and parcels involved including sections and acres with a response deadline of November 19 A.D. 1908.
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