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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
4
The note references the Duke of Abruzzi to marry the daughter of Senator Biking of West Virginia. It mentions royal approvals, an aunt’s consent, and a July era of independence as a backdrop to a broader political diary style discussion.
A historical voter guidance column explains how to mark a straight or split ballot for the November election, detailing how to vote Republican, Democratic, and local offices. It warns about over/under voting, mis marks, and specific cautions for common pleas judges and circuit judges, with side items on public figures and unrelated notices.
A baloonist fell four thousand feet recently yet escaped injury. The incident suggests ballooning may be less dangerous than slipping on a banana peel.
An article promotes a skin based cure for eczema arguing the skin heals itself after cleansing a scratch and that eczema is not a blood illness. It endorses oil of wintergreen in D D P D prescription as a remedy and claims reliability from long use by Wm Comstock & Sons druggists.
Lintner of Detroit and Miss Bertha Trowbridge visit or spend time in Toledo and Holland. John Cornelius and wife visit in Toledo. Mrs Emerson and Emmitt Wiseman travel south for a hunting trip. Isaac Whitson and wife visit East Toledo. Ethel Chevalier stays with relatives in Toledo. A dancing party at Mrs C Joslin’s home and Henry Hitchcock with wife visit in Toledo. Geo Lintner acts as mail carrier in Christ Dauer’s absence in Meigs county.
Louis Limmer Bates and family along with Henry Limmer visited George R Hahn and family. Geo Brossia and wife visited Mr Caldwell and wife in East Toledo. Isaac Hufford of Stony Ridge called on Henry Hahn and wife. Leo Sill of Toledo helped Philip Artz husk corn. John Brossia and wife visited Ed Ryan and wife in Curtus Ohio.
Mrs Joslin visited Toledo on business while Mrs Wiseman spent time in Perrysburg. Nellie Jones of Sugar Ridge stayed with Lewis Emch’s family for several days. Mrs Hitchcock of Bowling Green visited with Mrs Joslin. Fred Cornelius Nick Nieson and Howard Hanson attended a Burts show Sunday. Peter Cornelius hosted Frank Cornelius and Will Ford at Sunday meals. Mary Norton returned home to Dunbridge after visiting Geo Keller. The Ladies Aid Society plans dinner and supper at the MEB church election day. John Hartsfelt family Monclova and Chas Lintner with Minnie Sorganfry Toledo visited in the area.
Philip Artz invited family and friends Sunday while Miss Lottie Brossia marked her 12th birthday with an elegant supper. Guests included Mabel Hahn Mane Brossia Gertrude Artz Mary Limmer Sadie Freda Bertha Hahn Esther Edna Artz Lula Pfister Matilda Keller Lottie Schramm Esther Ellerman Merlin Brossia Rosas Kinderwater Arthur Limmer Clifton Hahne Frank Helen Walter Artz John Herbert Limmer Martin Schramm Eddie Earl Merlin Hahn and others.
Mrs Heck and daughter of Findlay spent the first of the week with Geo Robinson and wife. Leonard DeVeron recovering from appendectomy at St Vincent hospital plans to return home next Tuesday. Dora and Amelia Weidner visited Dora and Lula DeVerna. Joan Rickard and wife of Haskins were guests of BE DeVerna and wife. Henry DeVerna and family and Abe DeVerna and family joined George Robinson and wife for Sunday visits.
County Treasurer Fearnsidg reports about $4,000 of the 1908 taxes have already been paid at the treasurer’s office, with tax day underway and payment options available.
On November 4 at 11 o'clock the county commissioners office will let a contract for an iron bridge to be erected at the West quarter post section 26 Freedom township. Also notes Perrysburg colored post cards sold at the Journal Office 2 for 6 cents, Berlin artist works.
Eugene Walter’s Paid in Full is announced for the entire week of November at the Valentine Theatre Toledo. The four act play treats a great American life proposition with candor and strength, supported by Waganhall and Kemper’s interpreters.
The village of Porryavurg Ohio invites sealed bids for labor and material to build sidewalks of concrete or sandstone set on foundations along Front Street and nearby lots. Bids due 1905 November 12 at noon. Council reserves right to reject all bids. Philip Wetzel, Clerk pro tem.
Otis Beverstock of Ohio is sued in Wood County Iowa for 499.00 dollars with 6 percent interest from January 9 and costs. An Order of Attachment attaches Otis Beverstock and property including land and lots in townships, with the defendant listed and proceedings to recover the amount.
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