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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
5
Train schedule shows Perrysburg departures on the C H K and 10 R A line with northbound trains listed as No 12 at 6:28 AM and No 10 at 9:00 AM with southbound No 8 at unspecified times, reflecting early service.
Alarm note from G A Member of Cleveland urges members to send names and addresses to reveal startling disclosures about an Order tied to an Ohio Insurance Department investigation. Public notice requests information submissions from Home Guards readers.
Mrs. Collier and children visit Geo Loser family in Toledo while Misa Yetta Brossta stays with Misa Exith Gerkins. Fred F Loesch and Rozelia depart for Farmville Virginia with stops in Columbus and Newark. Perrysburg colored post cards, printed in Germany by Berlin artists, sell at 2 for 5 cents only at The Journal Office.
Classified recruitment note offering $36.00 weekly or 400 percent profit with free samples and catalogue. Seeks one permanent agent for a leading American picture and frame house. No experience needed. company provides training and capital. Address PRANK W. WILLIAMS COMPANY 1214 W Taylor St Chicago IL.
Non resident Otin Beverstock of Canyon City Halorito faces a petition in Wood County Court of Common Pleas Ohio by L HOWLAND M LOWEE and C. Kuutmartin to recover medical services rendered under contract. An attachment order targets Beverstock's property described by parcel and location with court action dated January 10.
A stream of social visits and movements fills the week with relatives in Wearon Perrysburg and Maumee. Clara Laydorf visits Prairie Depot. John Loonghan moves to a Perrysharm farm. Several Toledo guests, Detroit trips, and area dinners mark Sundays and weekdays. plus the Pettysburg football fundraiser at Town Hall and the death of Mrs. Margaret Dunn near Deshler.
Wim Schiect to be out again after confinement for fines. Mrs Everett Neifer and Mina Edna Neifer visiting Weston relatives. Frank Tach and family of Moline and B Gunder of Roachton with Frank Fox and wife. Teachers attended a Thomas orchestra concert in Toledo. Misses Florence and Carrie Lang of Toledo dined with Miss Lucy Finch. Samuel Powell injured hauling quarry stone at Grand Rapids. condition improving. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a health remedy.
Eryle Curtis seen on the street Tuesday after a long illness. John Getz and family of Waterville were Sunday guests of Wm. Simon and family of Roachton. M. C. Graham of South Whitley visited with Wm. Weltch and wife Friday and Saturday. The New Century Club moves its next meeting to Wednesday November 18 with Mrs. Marie Tanneyhill. Miss Lousin Simon of Bowling Green visited Roachton over weekend. Mrs. Wm Veitch and Mrs. Fred Wellstead will host the Ladies Aid at the M. E. church parlors Friday afternoon. all welcome.
Miss Clara Kelfer spent last week at her home in Holl Prairie. Mrs. Martha Howe of Toledo visited Mrs. Thomas Shimmon. FOR SALE CHEAP Goert piano. seen at the home of Chris Anerr. Geo. Sehwind bought the Cranker restaurant and has Thos Tyrell in charge to supply the public with best in the business. Home Guards hosted Toledo members with refreshments and a ball. J W Huggett the horse shoer announces he has come to stay and invites competition. Robert Coleman of Bowling Green spent Sunday in Perrysburg. Miss Cora Knerr of Toledo visited her parents Chris Kerr and wife. Miss Sarah Bloomfield visited Mrs Henry Hickson in Toledo. Mrs L B Tromble and Miss Hazel visited Mrs Chester Webb in Maumee. Mrs T R Shimmon's Sunday school class will sell handkerchiefs and candy at the Gas Office Saturday. A party of 40 from Perrysburg and Toledo surprised Miss Mazie Rhoda with a gathering and music. WANTED Success Magazine seeks a Perrysburg man to handle expiring subscriptions and secure new business by methods. permanent position. Salary 1.50 per day plus commission. address with references, R C Peacock, Room 102 Success Magazine Bidg New York.
The township trustees met on several dates in 1908 approving minutes and authorizing payments. Readable entries note claims for labor and materials, including fencing work, ditching, janitor services, and pauper meals, with totals and clerks’ services listed.
Local ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming relief from constpation bile and malaria with a 26g dose. Store listing mentions Wim Cony stock and Sons drug store as supplier.
A church reception honored William Barton, longtime Sun day School superintendent of 21 years and veteran church worker, with a musical program and a four course dinner at M. G. church parlors. Wm Veitch presented an enlarged portrait to hang in the Sunday School room as Rev Love and Rev Tanneyhill spoke.
The program features a series of musical numbers and readings led by Miss Mary L. Connaul and Mrs. A. R. Williams with performances including Carrie Bond Jacobs songs and various duets. Admission is 1 and 20 cents, with Dunbar as accompanist.
Perrysburg footballers clash with Fulton High School at the ball park on Saturday November 14 at 3 PM and then face the strong Woolverines of Toledo on Sunday November 16 at 2 20 PM. The Woolverines have lost only one game this season and expect a tight seesaw battle. Admission details incomplete.
The International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from Nov 28 to Dec plus shows a phenomenal entry rise. Draft horses, cattle, and sheep departments show record exhibitors and quality, promising the greatest exposition in the series history.
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