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The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1909

Page

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Strange suit to curb sand suction near Cedar Point lake

Cedar Point Pleasure Resort company sues Buckeye Lake Sand Company to ban sand suckers within a half mile of shore, arguing irreparable damage and danger to the lake’s main attraction. Local lawyers note the core issue may be who owns the bottom sand of the lake. Also includes an unrelated testimonial praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a child’s croup and a local seller’s ad.

Cedar Point Buckeye Lake Sand Company Lake Erig

Perrysburg Bears Down by Broadways in Muddy Gridiron Clash

Perrysburg and Broadway Athletes met on a soft muddy field with heavy visitors gaining twice in the first half for a 11 to 0 score. Perrysburg struggled with punt handling and opened the play poorly while Broadway, among Toledo’s strongest teams, impressed with few successful forward passes. Next Sunday Perrysburg hosts the Fullers of Toledo. one lady admitted free with paid admission.

Perrysburg Pernysburg Perrys Prac Nehis Broadway Toledo Perrynburg Cam Fullers of Exch Ligent

For Sale Thoroughbred Scotch Collie Pups

A classified notice offers Scotch Collie puppies for sale with inquiry directed to Eugene Amon.

Eugene Amon

Passing of a Pioneer from Wood County

Edward DeVerna of Dunbridge, a prosperous Wood County farmer and devout Presbyterian, died last Friday after a long illness. Born in Westminster Abbey London in 1829, he came to Canada as a child, married Eliza Barfoot in 1857, and settled on a Timberlang farm before moving to Dunbridge. He served in Co L and O V V C during the war. Survived by wife and eight children, his funeral was conducted by Rev. Smith and he rests in Dowling Cemetery.

Wood County Edward DeVerna Dunbridge Big Maytor Dropay Rev. Smith Toledo Dowling Westminster London George Edward Abraham Norylile Mich C. O. Arnold Chatham Ont Can Wm. Clear Bowling Green Kimma Shubb Perrysburg Township DeVerna Church Presbyterian Church

Thanks for kindness after loss of husband and father

A family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband and father. They extend appreciation to the street car associates for assistance and to those who sent floral designs.

Chas Zene

Serious Injury Threatens Life After Runaway Horse Accident

A. Be. Kulson, meat dealer of Walbridge, was seriously injured Wednesday evening when his horse bolted across Hocking Valley tracks. He was thrown, struck on the head, suffering a scalp gash and concussion. He remained unconscious for about an hour but his condition improved. surgeons placed stitches to close the scalp wound.

A. BE. Kulson Walbridge Hocking Mr. Kulsan

Funeral for E W DeVerna Attended by Many Friends

The funeral for E W DeVerna drew a large circle of sympathizing neighbors. Claud Current and family spent Sunday with friends in Toledo, and L A Trepanier with wife entertained visitors from Toledo over the weekend.

E. W. DeVerna DeVerna Claud Current Toledo L. A. Trepanier

Local social visits noted across Lime City region

Swartz and family hosted by Rider and family on Sunday. Robertson visited Prairie Depot. Ellerman and family dropped by the Brossia home. Mrs Neallett visited Woodville last week. Alma Bunch Goodman Peterson spent Sunday with Miss Mary Kleeburger. Hitchcock and wife visited Isaac Whitson and family during the past week.

I. Swartz F. Rider Robertson Prairie Depot F. Ellerman Brossia John Neallett Woodville Alma Bunch Roy Goodman J. Peterson Mary Kleeburger H. Hitchcock Isaac Whitson

Local Families Visit Over Weekend Card

Hobart Iadeateteny Paul Greulick and wife of Stony Ridge visited John Smith and family. Emily and Jennie Strudwick of Toledo were guests of Hiram Cable and family. Elbert Mandell and family spent Sunday with A Mandell and family. Mrs Fred Neitz and children of Moline spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Edward Mubl. Fred Leathers of Pittsburg visited relatives here last week. Mrs Win Hansen and daughter Ira spent Saturday with Mrs FJ Harvey. Chas Puse and family with J K Byrne and wife visited Frank Shiner and wife of Portage.

Paul Greulick Stony Ridge John Smith Hmily Jennie Strudwick Toledo Hiram Cable Elbert Mandell A. Mandell Fred Neitz Moline Edward Mubl Fred Leathers Pittsburg Water Win, Hansen Ira Harvey Chas. Puse Ray Gladys J. K Byrne J Spilker Frank Shiner Portage

First lecture in series on Folk Lore at Perrynburg Center

Prof Josephine Raymond will deliver the inaugural lecture at the high school auditorium on Monday evening November 15 at 8 00. The talk titled Folk Lore is part of six lectures under Perrynburg Center Toledo University Extension Club. Tickets for six lectures are $1 with single admissions at 25 cents. Proceeds may extend the course to twelve numbers if funds permit. Also notes home safety with Chamberlain s Salve guidance for burns or scalds. For sale by C P Champney.

Josephine Raymond Perrynburg Center Toledo University Extension Club Chamberlain Cc. P. Champney

Wheat Prospects and Farm Conditions for Ohio Harvest 1910

Ohio farmers anticipate a slight increase in sown wheat area to 1,721,030 acres though yields may fall short of a normal crop. Alfalfa output rises by 12,194 tons, corn prospects improve 2 percent, while potatoes total 12,371,015 bushels, about three million more than last year. Early sown wheat shows promise but late planting and cool weather threaten strong growth.

Ohio Offeray

Buy a Home and Mortgage Steps for Laboring Men

Advice urges laboring men to buy a town lot and build a home to break from rent. Saving 60 to 100 dollars annually reduces reliance on landlords, while mortgage payments over time create equity and a personal base for business. It warns of injuries and promotes Dr Thomas electricity for quick relief.

Thal

Terribly Crushed Worker Injured by Heavy Iron Gate

Fred Farentim, an Edward Ford glass worker near Rossford, suffered a severe accident when an iron gate weighing about four thousand pounds toppled onto him. His left leg fractured in three places and his hand was badly gashed. he was knocked unconscious and transported to a hospital, where doctors believe he will recover.

Fred Farentim Edward Ford Rossford Iron Gate Stix

Council Proceedings October 19 1909 adjourned session

Connell met in adjourned session and was called to order by Mayor Klin with members Amon Carlin Cranker Dibling Loesch Arholf present. Dine chosen clerk pro tem. Ordinance No 208 read second time. Motions refocus readings and committee references. Street committee to inspect sewer work and coordinate pole removal and replacement. Centennial Block access for iron stairway approved.

Connell Klin Amon Carlin Cranker Dibling Loesch Arholf Ard Streat Judiciary Committee Pwnels Tryon Hickory Street Pike Cornell Klinger

Entertainment dates and speakers in early 1900s listings

A condensed notice lists events including Reno B Welbourn presenting The Man Who Aggnessed the Sun on November 24, 1909. Fred B Baker lecturing on The Lucky Number December 6, 1901. Herbert Leon Cope with Humeriat The Smile that Won't Come Of on January 7, 1909. and Bellhars Watertainers with music and impersonations on April 1, 1910.

Reno B. Welbourn Fred B. Baker Herbert Leon Cope Bellhars Watertainers

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Andrew P. Champney Trestearrs & Foster Sertane Seearne & Fouter Mattrensen A. J Wiizler Rheinfrank and Ohlinger Spitzer Building D K. Hollenbeck Agen Perrysourg, Ohio John Zurfluh Summit Bt Monrose &T F. J. Champney Maumee Broadway Athletics Samuel Krauss G. A. Powers’ Agency Geo. A. Powers Agt General Insurance Notary Public J. M. Morgan Nicholas Madison & Huron Tonodo Prederick Averill Attorney Edward M. Fries Court of Common Pleas Froney's Store South Main Street Bowling Grean Grand Rapids Chambertion Flora Despain Bloyd, Ky P. Champnoy Seriusly Lime City Hobart Thomas Council Proceedings Patton & Melati Tndiana Avenue Mapli Street Patton & Melani A. G. Fuller
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