Dead Man Identified Near Mortimer Hancock County
In the NewsHee publication reports a photograph of an unknown man found near Mortimer ten days ago. He has been partially identified as Neil Stoner who lived near Stony Ridge. A half-brother's wife said the picture and description matched Nell Stoner. Stoner was an inventor, lived alone, recently patented a sanitary hen roost, and had applied for a patent on an automobile sleigh. Croup Cured and a Child's Life Saved. It affords me great pleasure to add my testimony to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. My child, Andrew, then three, was seized by a severe croup attack and recovered after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which he uses today. Mrs A Coy Jr of San Antonio, Texas. This remedy has been used for many years and is trusted by thousands of mothers. For all by C P Chimney.
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Mortimer
Hancock County
Neil Stoner
Stony Ridge
Stoner
Nell Stoner
Chamberlain
Andrew
C. P. Chimpney
Poet jury appeals as five oclock nears in Bowling Green
Regular jurors in the September term, mostly Bowling Green residents, hurry to end sessions as five o clock nears. The jury offers a light verse to move Judge Duncan, while practical advice on burn relief via Chamberlain's Salve, sold by P. Champney, appears in the same notice.
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Bowling Green
Court Room
James F. Harris
Perrysburg
Duncan
Petit Jury
Court House
Perrysburg High Wins A Fast Rambling Saturday Game
Perrysburg High defeated Maplewood High in a hard fought clean contest praised for strong line play and superb interference. Coach Meyers credited for the team's class and health. The hunting season opened November 15 and runs to December 4 with local shooters active. Dunbridge High plans a box social on November 24 with a prize for the prettiest attendance winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood Eleven
Perrysbity High
Perrysburg
Maplewoods
Maplewood Iinn
Toledo
Meyers
Joe
Perrys
Iburn
Something Special Box Social At Dunbridge High School
Notice for a box social and entertainment at Dunbridge High School on Wednesday November 24, 1909. Boxes prepared by the ladies, sold to raise funds, with entertainment beginning at 7 30 p m. Five cent fish pond. A valuable present awarded to the prettiest young lady judged by a voting contest. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbridge High School
Entertainment Dates Show Local Lectures And Acts
Reno B. Welbourn presents The Man Who Harmessed the Bun on November 24, 1909. Fred Baker lectures on The Lucky Number December 6, 1909. Herbert Leon Cope humorist performs The Smile that Won't Come Of January 7, 1909. Bellhars entertainers present music impersonations and comedy on April 1, 1910.
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Reno B. Welbourn
Fred @. Baker
Herbert Leon Cope
Bellhars Intertainers
Tnt
Maumee Man James French Sought in Robbery Case Across Ohio
Maumee lineman James French is sought by police for allegedly robbing his roommate of a small sum and a gold watch. He reportedly traveled to Bowling Green Friday night, hired a horse, then drove to North Baltimore, left the rig at a livery stable, and continued toward Findlay.
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James French
French
Bowling Green
Baltimore
Indlay
Grover Council Minutes 1909 October and November Sessions
The Grover council met October 28 1909 approving minutes of prior meeting and placing Ordinance No 298 for final passage. Actions included mayoral salary set at 50 per year, sewer labor assignment to Perrysburg Banking Co, catch basins location, sidewalk notice to D K Hollenbeck, and a claim ordinance. November 11 1909 regular session addressed street light inspections and payment installments for street lighting in council rooms with schedule for December 1 and 15.
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Amon
Cranker
Dibling
Loesch
Kingler
Weteel
Carlin
Mortson
Loeach
Railo Road
Perrysburg Banking Co
Patton & Mclain
D. K. Hollenbeck
Indiana Avenue
Regal
Way Trustees
Brary Levy
Uthoff
P. Wetwel
Dee
A. l L. Crain
Wn Wirth
Dr King’s New Discovery Brings Recovery After exile
Wm Upebureh of Glen Oak Oklahoma describes exile in the mountains to cure a two year stubborn cough. After six bottles of Dr Klog’s New Discovery he reports good health. The remedy claims to treat coughs colds hoarseness sore throat grip bronchitis hemorrhages asthma croup whooping cough and more, priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a free bottle and guarantee by P. Champney.
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Wm. Upebureh
Glen Oak
Okla
Mountainal
Dr. Klog
P. Champney
Teachers Institute in Bowling Green November 20 Program
The Wood County teachers association will hold a quarterly Institute in Bowling Green on November 20 with a program including cornet solo, practical agriculture for schools, nature study, a rights of education address, historical study, teacher law, language teaching, and a session on fundamentals in language. Executives include H E Hall M R Hammond W F Shaw C Adams and Stella M Davin.
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Institute of the
Wood County Teachers’ Agaociation
Bowling Green
Cornet
Te Foght
Rising Sun
Prin. Leonard Draper
Tiberty Township
R. M. van Cleve
Rowsford
Ethel Avery
Eleor Heater
Bowling Green High School
Z. W. Grabiel
H. C. Knowles
Bradner
H. E. Hall
M. R. Hammond
W. F. Shaw
C. Adams
Stella M. Davin
Trustree Meetings and Town Hall Painting Delays
October 9 1904 trustees meet with five members present and adjourn for lack of full board. Claims paid include Wetzel Skinner Baird Croft Haas Amon paint for town hall Linmer Pringle Croft and others. October 16 1909 minutes approve painting postponement and report Crooked Creek cleaning. bids set for October 21.
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J. Croft
Martin Ault
Philip Wetzel
P. Wetzel
Wm. Skinner
C. C. Baird
S. J. Croft
M. Haas
J. J. Amon
Town Hall
Telephone Co
Limmer, Board
Paupera
BP Insersracene
Ser
Marth Ault
Brussia
Croft
Wetzel
Crooked Creek
John Lininer
Jacob Pringle
AR. Ture
PUG
Vreer
C. Baird
F. A. Wituler
Ditch Stakes
Wood County Y P C U Convention at Pemberville
The annual Wood county Y P C U convention meets in Pemberville November 27 and 28 with Rev Shanks of Weston opening sessions at two o clock on Saturday. N D C Wilson of Bowling Green and Rev A C Siddall of Findlay speak in the evening on System and Value. Paul H Bruning leads the round table. Ashenhurst delivers a Sunday afternoon missionary talk. a model meeting at six Sunday closes the day with a banner award. Prof Parke speaks Sunday evening. full program and contacts provided by Layton and Hopkins.
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Wood County
Pemberville
Shanks
Weston
N. D. C. Wilson
Bowling Green
A.C. Siddall
Findlay
Paul H. Bruning
Ashenhurst
Parke
Ada
Chas. R. Layton
Mabel D. Hopkins
Portage
Kazmaier Wins $2500 Verdict in Interurban Collision Case
William Kazmaier of Perrysburg sued the T A I R R Co for injuries after a Maumee Valley car was struck by an Inter-Urban car near the Miami Children’s Home. A common pleas jury awarded Kazmaier $2500 for damages from the crash on the Maumee Valley tracks amid South Street Bridge condemnation.
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William Kazmaier
Common Pleas Court
Kazmaier
William Kazmater
Perrysburg
Maumee Valley
Maluimee Valley
Miami
South Street
Toledo
Local residents spend Sunday with friends and relatives
Hobart, Perrysburg, Rossford, Stony Ridge and Webster towship hosts visitations noted. Alfred Swarts guests with Edward Spilker. Henry Swarts visits. Chas Swartz family with John Hoenger. Will Besich house guest to welcome boy. Also a health testimonial praises Electric Bitters for indigestion and kidney trouble amid a local ad for Champney's remedy.
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Prank J
Harvey
James Blinn
Famiy
Perrysburg
Henry M. Swarts
Edward Wiseman
Rossford Bunfay
Chas. Swartz
Ray
Giladya
John Hoenger
Dunbridge
Chas
Puse
Fred Nollenberger
Stony Ridge
Will Besich
Alfred Swarts
Edward Spilker
Websterownship
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Arka
Telac
A. J Wifzler
Rheinfrank and
Ohlinger
Spitzer
Ohio
D K. Hollenbeck
Perrysburg, Ohio
John Zurfluh
Bummit
Mone
F. J. Champney
Maumee
Patti
Houston Post
Samuel Krauss
Geo. A. Powers
Agt
Notary Public
J. M. Morgan
Nicholas Bldg
Madison & Huron
Sts
Frederick
Averill
Spitzer Building
Edward M. Fries
Ba Feetman Pleas
Froney’a
South Main Street
Bowling Groon
Perrysburg High
Supreme Court
Council Proceedings
Teachers’ Institute
U. S. Light
North
Thomas
Hobart
Killa
Mia
James Duncan
Haynesville
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