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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
5
Property highlighted for sale with a bargain price, listing General Insurance firm C. A. Powers' Agency and agent Dea A Powers in Porrysburg Ohio.
Fragmentary time card shows shifts with entries including North and No. 1 while unclear on dates and full names. Data appears to log hours or badges for workers such as Parrynburg and references to AM PM designations amid garbled lines.
Wanted a man in Perrysburg to pursue expiring subscriptions and recruit new clientele by special methods. Position permanent with salary 1.50 per day plus commission option. Experience preferred but good natural qualifications accepted. Address with references RK C Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg New York
The Presbyterian church of Perrynbourg will soon complete a modern Sunday School room in Wood County. The facility will include separate classrooms reception dining halls and kitchens totaling about twelve hundred dollars. A dedication planned before year’s start will invite public inspection and may become a general Sunday School rally with visitors from afar. Joseph Lindsay led the improvement project.
Local notices announce the annual Union Thanksgiving Service planned for Thanksgiving Day at the Pay Ernahorg MB church with Rev Wysanediesst olive delivering a sermon. A broad invitation goes to People of all ehirrette to attend, with many local residents listed as visiting friends and family over the holiday.
The Ceryaburg football team meets Carletons of Polaco at the ball park at 2:80 for the season finale. Carletons claim Northwestern Olle supremacy. Hyde boys boast strong form. Thanksgiving events include Perrysburg hosting Grand Rapids at 3:00 PM with 25 cent admission. Local social notes recount visits and greetings across Toledo, Perrysburg, and nearby towns.
The council met in regular session with Mayor Bowers presiding. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Reports covered expenses for the hospital plank and clinic, committee to confer with Milink Foundry Co about relocation, and permits for a platform scale at J Koeh & Co. Ordinance No. 285 authorized $1000 note in anticipation of tax levies. Several claims for services and materials were presented and listed for payment, including labor, drayage, paving, and other municipal costs.
Wm Winvler and wife of Delta with rare visits to W M Shoo and wife. Mite May Cranker noted as a recent Innes of Woeton and Hastie friends. Chas L Madily and family hosted Thanksgiving dinner at the Bl tx Kingsbory home. Agnes and Nell Bailey of Toledo visited Leonard Erkel Inst Bundiy. John Broke of Texay and Will Brokaw of Cleveland were guests of David Mateher and family Friday. The Mibsen Belle Shaffer and Dolly Kite of Toledo called on Miseex Waxel and Floshy Sayer Sunday. Irving A Ward of Baldwin University spending Thanksgiving vacation with Perrysturg. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea touted as positive for stomach health at 25 cents per tablet. Wm Comstock & Sons.
Mrs BE C Lee leaves for Columline Theaday to spend winter. Miss Lacy Finch calls on Misses Florence and Carrie Lang in Tormto. Erwin Gorrell of Bowling Green spends Saturday with David Hatcher and wife. L Debus and Miss Basinger of Toledo visit 5 Keaussang family. Editorial urges readers to submit names of guests and hosts for local notices to avoid slighting anyone.
An account from the 20th Century Review notes a Sunday school moment in the Infants' department. A superintendent draws a straight path to Heaven and a growing man who cannot enter, then a child blurts that he should be tried sideways, highlighting a blunt moral lesson from the audience.
The Hicks Almanac 1909 edition, ready November 15 1908, includes a colored portrait of Prof Hicks and four new features. It claims the Hicks Weather Forecasts as original and offers Word and Works monthly at 80 cents per issue with a free copy, discounts for bulk orders, and agent recruitment. Published by Word and Works Pub Go at 2201 Jocust Street St Louis MO.
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