08 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
1
Deputy Sheriff Davenport tells of a night in Jerry City when a building owner sought action after windows were broken. Davenport advised affidavits and a quick return to identify suspects. On his return the owner had settled the bill, leaving the alleged culprits unprosecuted and the case unresolved.
Knights of Pythias of Wood county hold annual reunion in Bowling Green Ohio on Friday November 15 1907 Kenneth Lodge plans to entertain every Knight at the meeting in a memorable manner.
After six months of illness Miss Callie Shugar daughter of the late John and Clara Shugar of Maumee died at 7 20 Friday evening at the home of her sister Mrs William McBain Jr 2482 Putnam street Toledo Stomach trouble caused the death She was 27 born in Maumee and lived there until her mother died ten years ago She is survived by two sisters Mrs McBain and Mrs Ed McCutchan of Maumee and one brother Mr John Shugar of Toledo Nelson Shugar of Maumee died a month ago Saturday Funeral was Monday at 9 am at St Josephs church Maumee Interment in St Josephs cemetery where her parents are buried
G B Clark of Westfeld Iowa writes of a life saved by Dr Kings New Discovery for lung trouble. He says a dry cough and dangerous symptoms vanished after the first bottle and full cure followed with two more bottles. The product is guaranteed by Wm Comstock & Sons druggists at 60c and 1.00, with a free bottle offer.
The Douglass farm of over 400 acres in Lake township Wood county is being subdivided into 2 to 14 acre lots along the Lake Shore electric line. Nearly half are sold to Toledo parties for residential use with country and city advantages. Owner Mr Curtis and his engineer discussed platting with county commissioners at Bowling Green last Thursday.
Mrs Laura A Rockwood aged 89 native of Vermont died Saturday morning at the To ledo home of Mrs W H Buvinger after a six week illness begun during a visit to Bowling Green kin. Interment was at Oak Grove after services at Judge G Rockwood s Bowling Green home. Her husband Giles Rockwood settled in Wood county in 1864 on Sand Ridge near Carr school in Plain township. She left a daughter Mrs G C Nearing and two sons Hoyt and another who died in infancy.
Trustees Ault Brossia and Croft with Clerk FE Bowers met in regular session. Minutes from September 28 were approved. Receipts from John M ion 5.00 John Hench 1438. Costs on Reitz Uiteh 4.95 Pred Kopp 4.95. Ditch cleaning orders set deadlines October 15 1907 and October 28 1907. Unfinished work to be sold October 17 1907. Bills approved for Hohn Vekel Kopp Martin. Warrant issued to Constable Chris Havin to notify Perrys Copitours electors on Eighih Tage.
Multiple obituaries note Dora Harvey wife of Samuel C Harvey daughter of Probate Judge Lincoln died after peritonitis aged 31 services held Lincoln home pastor Dr B Rogers. Also Mrs W H Bates of Risingsun died of cancer born 1847 survived by husband four children funeral at A B church pastor Jameson. Henry Hansen of Custar died after wagon accident internal hemorrhage survived by wife six children four grandchildren. Lutheran church member. funeral at Custar.
The Toledo Blade notes on a new Lima and Toledo traction bridge over the Maumee at Waterville. It required 400000 feet of lumber for forms and 800 piles twenty five feet long. Expansion joints at each pier prevent contraction from tearing the structure apart. The total weight upon completion is 28000 tons, with 16000 tons concrete and steel and 8000 tons earth forming a suspended shell above arches. Drainage near expansion joints handles rainwater.
Common Pleas Court judge overrules motions and enters judgments on several cases. Bernard and Karnes versus B. Keslar. Joe Brigham versus Bertha and Gordon. George Phillips versus Hocking Valley Railway Co.. Toledo, Peoria and Findlay Ry Co. Also Board of County Commissioners versus Geo Slone. John W. McConnell versus Maggie McConnell for divorce. Burton Saxton versus Iann Buxton for divorce. Karoline Smith versus Samuel Smith for divorce. Notices include Henry Wile versus Wm C Hille over lease premises. attorney John Hayman noted. Also testimonial on Electric Bitters from Fayette, N.Y. resident and retailer advertisement.
In Stony Ridge Frank Kurfin and family spent a week with friends in Williams county. Mrs S B Wagoner and daughters Audrey and Eva visit Cleveland and Liverpool. O W Wagoner and son Edson were Sunday guests of Bert Wolf in Told. Friends learned of the marriage of Edith Thornton of this place and Elery Scott of Walbridge. Fred Stroble, while in Toledo last week on business, was stricken with paralysis and is slowly recovering.
Daehn sess Dowling and Geo DeVerna families shared Sunday visits with relatives including E J DeVerna and J P Birkin. Several others combined visits with Spilker Birkin Dauer Rickard and DeVerna. A Bucklen's Arnica Salve testimonial praises quick relief for a felon and wounds, advertised at 25 cents in Wm Comatock and Son's drug store.
Mr and Mrs Tiwane Whitson shared a meal with Arthur Mandell and wife from Hobart on Sunday. Minnie Matzinger of Swanton visits friends here for a week. Ray Armbruster called on Geo Trowbridge and wife Monday evening. Mrs Saddler, Mrs Wolf spent Wednesday with their parents, Adam Hazel and wife. Joseph Saddler and wife entertained Adam Hazel and wife, Geo Hazel and family, Will Hazel and family, Joseph Wolf and wife, Geo Trowbridge and wife, Geo Kurlix of Rossford, Miss Bertha Strait of Luckwy, Wo Armbruster and family, Tillie Kellermeire and Chas Armbruster and wives from Rossford. An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for appendix issues and bowel care.
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