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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
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Entered at the Porryaburu PostoIIlcc
as second-clans matter.
SUHSCUIPTION IIATUS
Ono dollar per year If paid In ad
inco. Ono dollar and ntty cents If
vanco.
Not paid In advance.
SriJCIM. NOT1C12.
Cards of Thanks, Obituary Poetry and
Resolutions of Ilespect aro published at
tho rato of S cents per llnu only. There
Tflll bo no deviation from this rulu.
THE JOUUNAIi Is dated Thursday.
but tho paper kocs to pruss every
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in
order that It may reach Its readers In
various localities by Thursday morning.
fioenl nnd lionK DInIiiiiuc l'limic !. 21.
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1916.
Additional Local
Mr. J. B. Slipplur was 11 guest
at the 0. McKnight home Sunday.
Paul Phclcy is home from
Woostcr for the Spring vacation.
For Sale Clover and alfalfa
hay. HENRY SC11 ALLEU. Ob.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ilcslcy
arc guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. L.
Blue.
Miss Cecelia Gilbert was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gil
bert of Toledo, Sunday.
Miss Helen Courtad of Toledo
has accepted the position as trim
mer with Miss L. Emch.
Mr. and Mrs. AVill Swnrtz
spent a pleasant evening- with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Schramm on Fri
day last.
Mrs. Jno. Gctz has returned
from a week's visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Getz, Jr., at Monclova.
Ohio.
Mrs. Peter Cornelius has gone
to Toledo for 1 lie week to bo the
guest of her daughter Mr. Milton
Dailey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schramm
and daughter Edna, were last
Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Schramm ot llobart.
Miss Margaret Caldwell at
tcnueu a tncatre party lor tne
Unrry Lauder performance at the
Valentine Saturday evening.
Capt. George Greenhalgh re
turned from St. Louis, Mo., on
Saturday last, having been de
tained two days longer than antici
pated. The Misses Emelio Rossbach,
Clara and Theodora Keillor and
Prof. Jos. Rossbach were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross
bach. Mr. A. J.Witzlcr has returned
from a visit in Cuba. He is much
improved in health and says he
had a fine vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mercer
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert King and
family' spent Sunday at the Ful
ton Mercer home in Bowling
Green.
Bear in mind when you get
the circular announcing Champ
ney's One Cent Sale that there will
be many articles for sale not men
tioned in the circular. Come to
the store and look around.
John T. Carlin died suddenly
at his home in Findlay Saturday,
March 18th. Interment at Kenton,
Wednesday 22nd. Mr. Carlin was
formerly a resident of Perrysburg.
Meeting at Court House every
"Wednesday and Saturday evening
at 7:30. Sunday school at 2
o'clock. Preaching at 3 o'clock
Sundays by Evangelist Herman
A play and box social will be
given at the school house in Dis
trict No. 6, April 5. Admission, 10
cents. Ladies bringing boxes ad
mitted free. Ga
Ventler of Bowling Green.
Don't fail to read every word
in Champney's One Cent Sale Cir
cular which you will receive soon.
"Nothing but good genuine bar
gains. After a six months sojourn in
the south Miss Anna Beach has re
turned to her home here, having
stopped on her return trip for a
week's visit with Mrs. Esther Sut
ton at Dunkirk, Ind.
FOR SALE Powers Fruit
Sprayer in frame, mounted on 2
fton wagon. Reasons for selling
disabled. AVill take young work
liorse in part. Must weigh 1400
lbs. J. C. JENSEN. Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knerr had
as over-Sunday guests : Mrs. Louis
Briggemeycr and daughter Emily,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Burnctte and
daughter Edytha, and Mr. Henry
Stauffer and son Kenneth of To
ledo. Mr. W. S. Thompson of Lan
cing, Mich., is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moser and
with his sister, Mrs. Rogers In To
ledo for a few weeks, during the
convalescence of his wife, who is in
the Rheinfrank hospital recovering
from a serious illness which neces
sitated on operation.
The Ladies Aid Society of St.
Paul's Episcopal church of Mau-
mee, met at tho home ol .Mrs. ImU
mund Brown Tuesday of this
week.
Mr. M. M. Limber of Bowling
Green, was a business culler in
Perrysburg on Saturday last. He
expects to establish an agency heri
tor the vanoplione, the new ami
successful instrument that play
Victor and Columbia records.
On Sunday evening a group
of young people gathered at the
home of Mrs. John Getz to help in
the celebration of the anniversary
of Miss Lillian's birthday. A
musical program and a dainty
supper was niucii enjoyed uy 1110
guests.
William Franklin Shueh, aged
4 years, passed away on Friday
night, April 24, 1U1G, death being
caused by brain fever. The
funeral service was held at the
family residence on Monday after
noon, conducted by Rev. Daniel
Carter. Interment in Ft. Meigs
cemetery.
FKATEUNAL VISITATION
On Friday evening, March 24, over
forty members of Toledo Lodge I. O.
O. F. , including the famous First
Degree Staff, visited Fort Meigs
Lodge heio and exemplified the de
gree of Fiicndship in amplified form
upon several candidates.
The orchestra of Toledo Lodge as
sisted by a trombone player of Fort
Meigs Lodge helped very materially
in the work.
Bro. Fred Ilolliger accompanied the
Brothers and related many reminis
enecs both laughable and regrettable
of his former sojurn in Perrysburg,
especially the way he lost one arm
and a friend lost both arms. Others
with more or less oratorical flights
entertained the large gathering un
der the "Good of the Order" until
lunch was served. All present en
joyed this latter pari of the "doin's"
co'xept Uro. Clark, the violinist, whe
said he was afraid of hydrophobia?
Those taking the principal parts in
the work were: J. Nigh, W. A. Waid
II. Pritchett, H. A. Herman. A. Rit
tenour, M. D. Scouton, J. Houghtby
II. Stanzel. W. T. Roper, J. Raifsny
dcr, Wm. Beanlaiul, and Capt. J. Van
Gundy.
Clarence Hufford cumo from OUVRR GOODMAN DEAD.
Oherlin Wednesday to be here for 0ivcr Goodman was stricken
.spring vacation. B(itioniv with heart disease and
Mrs. Chris Bcckcnhaiier ot ,roppet (eu on Second street near
Walnut tins morning at 7:d0. He
was about S2 years of age and a
veteran of the Civil war.
of Mrs.
Haskins, was a guest
Albert Heitz Friday.
Mrs. Lena Lehman will enter
tain the members of the Needle
raJt club Thursday afternoon.
Frank Cannode has gone to
lie country to be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. llomis for the week
Miss Helen Simmons and Mr.
and Mrs. .James Marti spent the
hit tor part of the week at Home
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. "Win. Reed ol
Napoleon, are, here for a stay of
several days at the Earl Reed
home. ,
Miss Kathryn Meeker of To
ledo, is spending her vacation with
her grandmdther Mrs. Kathryn
Meeker.
Mr. W. 0. Burch has gone to
Cambridge Springs, Pa., having
been called there through the ill
ness of his brother.
Now Is The Time!
to place your order for that
TER SUIT
Made-lo-Ortlcr Suits lake more
time to make than factory made,
therefore leave your order early.
500 Styles to Choose From
Cleaning, Pressing and Altern
ations a Specialty.
MILTON MLADENUS
Custom Tailor and Dry Cleanei
PERRYSBURG, OHIO.
Ph. Red 102. 206 Main St.
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hardware:
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DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGES AND HEATERS
At Reasonable Prices
PLUMBING, TINNING AND DEEP AVELL PUMPS,
SPRAY PUMPS AND ACCESSORIES
Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated.
Estimates Promptly Furnished.
FOR SALE.
At the John Hufford bouse on
Fifth sheet. The following house-
3! hold goods must be sold by April S:
1 Large Kitchen Cabinet.
1 Good Dining Table.
1 Set Leather Bottom Chairs.
1 Oil Stove.
1 New Wood and Coal Heater.
1 Cot.
1 Wool and Fibie Rug.
1 New Axminsler Rug SJO ft-
2 Stands.
1 Bed and Springs.
1 Carpet
1 Standard Talking Machine and
1-1 Records.
C. E. BORTON.
NOTICE. .
Commencing Monday evening,
April 3rd, all the stores in Perrys
burg will continue to remain open
until 8 o'clock, Saturday evening
excepted.
All the merchants have agreed
to close promptly at 8 o'clock and
patrons will therefore be governed
accordingly. The cooperation of
the public in this matter is respect
fully invited.
PERRYSBURG RETAIL MER
CHANTS CLUB.
OBITUARY.
Margaret M. Vass Ellis was born in
Perrysburg April 17, 1842, of which
place she has been a life-long resi
dent. Her death occurred March 23,
101G, at the home of a niece, Came
A. Bridges, Haskins, Ohio, with whom
she was spending some months of the
winter. At the time of her decease
'he was 73 years 11 months and'6 days
Her last illness was due to paralysis
with which she was .stricken about
three months ago, and which ren
deied her not only helpless, but much
of the time deranged or unconscious,
untel her death brought sweet relief
from all. Her long and painful ill
ness was borne with Christian forti
tude, and through it all her faith wav
ered not.
February 13, 1873, she was united
in marriage to J. S. Ellis by the pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Perrysburg, Rev. N. B. C. Love, ot
which her husband and herself were
members at the time.
She was received into membership,
on probation, in this church February
21, 18G7, by the Rev. T. N. Barkdull,
pastor at the time. Her name reap
pears in the class leader records of
1873 as a member in full connection, '
having evidently been received into
full membership some time before.
Her funeral services were held in
the church at Perrysburg, O., her
pastor, Rev. Daniel Carter, D. D in
charge, assisted by the itev. Mr. Mc
Kay of the Presbyterian church. The
theme of the pastor's sermon was
"Life's Best Consummation," based
upon tho words, "Thou shalt come to
thy grave in a full age, like as a shock
of corn cometh in his season." Job
5:25. ,
The body was laid to rest in the Ft.
Meigs cemetery to await the resur
rection morn.
"Servant of God, well done.
Thy glorious warfare's past,
Tho battle's fought, the victory's won,
And thou art crowned at last."
Contributed,
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.THE UNIVERSAL CAR
308,213 Ford cars were sold last year. "The Universal
Car." Your necessity. They serve everybody, please
everybody, save money for everybody by reliable service,
economical operation and maintenance. Why experiment?
Watch the Fords go by! Talk with the owners of Ford
cars. Investigate for yourself. Prices lower than ever.
Runabout $390 ; Touring Car $-140 ; Town Car $640, f . o. b
Detroit. Why pay more? On sale at
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