Perrysburg journal., September 25, 1919, Image 4

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THE iqWtRYSBURO JOURNAL
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Perrysburg - Auditorium
Thursday, Sept. 25 Sunday and Monday, September 28 and 29
The Prodigal
Liar
A Good Western
Drama
Saturday, Sept. 27
Harold Lockwood
- In -
Shadows of
Suspicion
Tuesday, Sept. 30
(For One Day Only)
Charles Ray
-in-
"String Beans"
This show played one week
at the Valentine, Toledo
Thia picture was shown at the Temple, Toledo, week of Sept. 7
Admission lie, 17c Admission ----- 17c and 28c
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LOUIS C. HARTL.
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Entered at the Perrysburs Pootofllco ai
second-class matter.
TIIE JOURNAL' U dated Thursday, but the
paper eoes to press every Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, in order that it may reach its
readers in various localities by Thursday
morning.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Cards of Thanks, Obituary Poetry and Reso
lutions of Respect are published at the rate of
6 cents per line only. There will be no devia
tion from this rule.
Local and Long Distance Phone No. 21.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Dollar and fifty cents In advance.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 35, iyip
MICKIE SAYS
BVM-.E)E Nte ? yO
fiEt iv some, op -tms
COPN JBSf U T CONVES
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COaCECflONS NGR. NUfVMN
SOME 0 THE JN"tELlCTUftU
U&HTS AROUr4' -THS HERE
NECK. O' THE VJOOOS'O LOSE
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COURT NEWS
Indictments Returned
Seven indictments were rerurned
by the grand jury at Bowling
Green, Friday afternoon, against
against alleged rioters at Rossford,
last May. '
The indictments are: Clyde
Smith, Les Sakal, charged with
rioting; Ignntz Bazgcr, charged
with woundiDg Deptury Sheriff
Enis; Peter Lennok, on the charge
of carrying concealed weapons';
Mike Lidka, assault and battery
and menacing threats; Joe Memich,
carrying concealed weapons, and
Steve Gudich, operating a motor
vehicle while intoxicated.
James Evans, alias James J."
Stewart, was also indicted on the .
charge of breaking and entering
and assault on Louisa Morlock, of
this place.
Common Picas Entries
Russell, demurrer to answer oyer-1
ruled; exceptions; defendant given
leave to file amended answer by Oc-1
tober 4th.
New Case
Ella N. Shugart has brought suit
against George F. Shugart for di
vorce. They were married in 1882.
She claims that for the past sixteen
vnnivi Vio Vina hppn fiiiltv of extreme
cruelty, reviling her, applying abus-
ive epithets to her, and threatening to '
do her bodily injury. &ne says mac
she has endured all this for the sake of
1L' t.:i-l ...U Oil nnrl OO
lliuir uiiuuruu, wiiu iuc ou nu ..
years of age now.
Probate Court
Will of James W. Carter has been
admitted to probate and record. Dan
iel Hariman has been appointed execu
tor; Henry Cordrey, J. M. Goodrick
and A. W. Spink have been appointed
appraisers. ,
Application has been made and
order issued to Carey Mener, admin
istratrix of the estate of Catherine
Mener, to sell bonds.
Report of sale of real estate by
executors of the estate of Caroline
Frick has been filed; sale confirmed
and executors ordered to make deed to
purchasers.
Real Estate Transfers
Wm. Fletcher to A. L. and Sarah
Kurrley, part 3009, Bowling Green,
$1.00.
Frank L. Keep to G. N. and Viola
Kemmis, lots 1699, 1700, 1701, 1702,
Bowling Green, $1.00.
Tillie Sawyer to Louisa A. David
son, lot 596, Bowling Green, $1.00.
Emil Kocster to Ida Buchholz, one
acre, section 28, Ross township, $1.
Alnnzo and Cora L. Fetterman to
Lizzie Dauer, parts 14, 15, Haskins,
$1.00.
Annie S. Gilbert to George and Har
low Baker, lots 214, Walbridge, $1,500.
John Isch to E. S. Isch, 40 acres
C. C. LEYDORF
DISTRIBUTOR OF
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section 17, Lake township, $6,000.
E. U.. Down to Elcse McLaughlin,
lot 3241, Bowling Green, $1.00.
R. A. and Mary Housley to George
A. Sherwood, lot 93, Grand Rapids,
$400. '
Thos. A. Spencer to Albert Henry,
lot 3280, Bowling Green, $1.00.
J. H. Rossbach, Jr., to Sylvester
M. Farmer, lot 853, Perrysburg, $1.
Sherman Aurand to Mary Ellen
Keys, 17 acres, sec. 25, Plain twp.,
$1.00.
N. J. Waliniski to Frank Warchol
et al, lots 338, 339, 340, Rossford, $1.
Mary Schillingcr to Michael Greg
erch etal lot 428, Rossford, $1,850.
Anna Gilbert to J. W. Phillips, part
177-178, Pemberville, $1,800.
Carrie N. Hartman to Edward Veler,
part 23, Bowling Green, 1.
Cortland R. Hopkins to C. O. and
Verna Eahrer, lot 124 Custar, $1.
Ada A. Kitchen to Chas. A. Mor
ris, lot 178, Bowling Green, $1.
The E. H. Close Realty Co. to C. K.
Stefauik, part 60, Halsted Heights, $1.
Clyde R. Painter, assignee to Wood
ville Savings Bank Co., 60 acres, sec
tion 25, Jackson twp., $5661.
A. M. Lashuay to Ray Carnicom,
part 1, Rudolph, $1.
i R. M. Ellsworth tn Rnv TsT T nn ;-
3 Klopfenstein's Addition, Bowling
Green, $1.
A. B. Carnicom et al to Ray M. Car
nicom sec. 24. Liberty twp., $1.
u. a. ana iiargarette Ulh to J. W.
and" Anna Ash, lots 77 and 78, Ris-
mgsun, ;?4,buu.
Margaret E. Brown to J. W. Cope,
part 273, North Baltimore, $1.
P. N. and Anna Walker to Joseph
and Theresa Peer, lot 65, Rossford,
$1,1)0.
Petit Jury
Sam Swartz, Cygnet.
Charles Day, Risingsun.
Jacob Sommers, North Baltimore.
F. A. Rogers, Prairie Depot.
Charles E. Thompson, Jerry City.
Joseph Ault, Lime City.
John La Farree, Perrysburg.
Arthur Joseph, Luckey.
John J. Kistner, Custar.
Henry Goeke. Perrysburg.
Gus Knapp, "Walbridge. .
John C. Bachman, Cygnet.
Hiram Westerfield, Bradner.
Herman Dean, Hoytville.
R. S. Otto, Deshler.
M. M. Whitman. West Millgrove.
W. H. Carson, Cygnet.
Wm. Lehman, Bowling' Green.
Keating-Schwind Wedding
Edward Schwind, formerly of
this place, was united in marriage
to Miss Helen Keating, of Toledo,
on Tuesday, Sept. ICth, at St. Pat
rick's church. Mr. and Mrs.
Schwind left in the afternoon for
Cleveland, where they spent their
honeymoon, and are now at Home
in Toledo, where the crrnnm hns n
fine position on the Blade. Mr.
Schwind was formerly a popular
young man of this place and his
many friends wish him and his
orme a long me ot nappiijfess and
success.
Additional Local
Card of Thanks
We desire tohank the exhibitors
and the business men and the pub
lic in general for the generous sup
port extended us in couducting us
in conducting the disnlavs at t.hn
Street Fair. We especially desire
to thank the judges, Mr. E. J.
Spilker and Mr. Dunham Simmons
and all. others who contributed to
its success. COMMITTEE,
Volunteer Tire Dept.
The Pipe of Peace;
What Is the mnglc of a corncob pipe?
No matter how peevish or irritable
my husband may be, when he Is smok
ing his Missouri meerschaum ho will
46 ntiythlng'I ask. Couldn't something
about corncob pipes be put In the mar
rlago ceremony? Philadelphia Public
Ledger,
Born,, to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dpg-
nor, a son, Charles Everett.
Mr. Wm. .Veitch visited at Col
umbus and Mt. Vernon lost Sun
day. Rev. Dr. W. II. Phclcy and El
der, W. II. Roose, represented the
First Presbyterian Church at the
ineetincr of the Toledo Presbvtcrv.
held at Deltn, Monday and Tuesday
ot tins wecir.
:Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Haines, of
Portland, Ind., are herovisitingthe
Rev. Daniel and Mrs. Carter. Mr.
Haines is a brother of Mrs. Carter
and circulation mtnagcr of the
Portland Commercial-Review,
which position he has held for the
past thirty years. Mr. and Mrs.
Haines will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Moser and Mrs.
Qoble were the hostesses for the
Sci tcmber meeting of the Dorcas
Society of the First Presbyterian
Church, held last Wednesday after
noon. Social converse and refresh
ments were enjoyed. Plans for the
winter's activities of the Society
were discussed and will he perfect
ed at the October meeting.
The most knowing and deliberate
business men rcnllze that the nvall
nblo supply of bnslc materials for
humnn use and consumption Is many
times less thin the world will need
for gome yonw to come. This Is the
Inevitable res lit of four years of sys
tematic deslnictlon without replenish
ment In evnrv quarter of the globe.
Retailers of foodstuffs lower their
prices to mpct changing conditions
with great rt'luctHnce. If consumers
will wntch I-.e newspapers and Insist
:hat their grocers follow the price
trend, conStilernbTe relief will be
afforded nfiij profiteering will be
snubbed up thort.
WHfgiFoRSDE!D
FOR SALE Big type Poland
China sow with seven pigs. Inquire
F. II. Kazmaier, River Road. 31tf
Piano .and Violin lessons. Deal
er in real estate. Jos. H. Ross
bach, Sr. 32b
FOR SALE Fine Jersey calf,
four and one-half months old.
Phone Black 39.
WANTED Men -to work in
Paint Shop. Also man to run paint
sprayer. Good wages to right man.
Apply Ainencan-iNational Co. 32tr
FOR SALE Six Duroc Brood
sows. Will give time time with
good bankable security. S. F. Car
ter, O., Haskins Phone. 32c
FOR SALE Modern seven-
room house. 719 Louisiana Ave.,
Jferrysburg, Ohio.
FOR SASE Six shoals, also
heavy, one-horse wagon. Ridgway,
Uherry street.
Wanted Men to work in Ship
ping Department. Good wages
for good men. Apply to the Amer-
lcan-JNational Wheel Co. 32tf
FOR SALE House on Second
street, second block from Main
street. Inquire Mr. J. DuFord,
Perrysburg, Ohio. 27tf
WANTED An experienced
washerwoman to do washing at her
house. Will pay well. Mr. Geo.
Grcenhalgh. 31b
FOR SALE Four acres, seven
room house, barn, large chicken
yard and lots of fruit. Enquire of
J. B. King, corner Seventh and
Louisiana avenues.
FOR SALE Two vacant lots on
5th St.. new asDhalt navfimpnt.
;jsuu uown payment, long time on
balance if wanted. Wm. Schlect.
30tf.
FOR SALE Big type Poland
China gilts, due to farrow in Sep
tember and October. Also one
stock hog. All immuned. 28tf
Frank Kazmaier, River Road.
LDANS TO FARMERS ONLY
SEE
DONALD R. ACKLIN
PERRYSBURG, - - OHIO
Ohio Manager
Virginia Joint Stock
' Land Bank
No commission charged
Long time loans under Federal
supervision .
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S Moore's Range Will Pay
For Itself!
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JJ IN THE SAVING OF FUEL For every dollar you pay
Jk for soft coal you get 82 cents worth of heating value
ig The rest will be ashes. Out of the 82 cents worth of heating
A value you lose 38 cents in the ordinary fire-box, which lets
t the volatile gases pass up the chimney.
The MOORE
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FIRE - BOX
gX Davis Hardware Co.
is so constructed as to mix air in proper amounts with these
gases and save their fuel value- Far less fuel is required and
your investment will pay you 38 cents on the dollar.
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUILD
There's no lime like the present to make
up your mind to save money and there's
no easier way of doing it, than to come in
today and let us iigure the cost of building
a home to suit your individual requirements.
AGAIN WE SAY
"DON'T WAIT"
THE CHARLES L. KOCH CO.
E. L. CLAY, Manager.
Perrysburg, Ohio
Machinists Wanted Apply at
American-National Company.
Employees Wanted Both men
and women. Steady work; good
pay. Apply in person at time keep
er's office. American-National Co.,
Perrysburg, O. 25tf
FOR SALE Lot on Pine and
3rd Sts., 66x165. Large Maple
trees all around, good artesian well.
$700. Down payment of $200 with
long time for balance.
30tf WM. SCHLECT.
WANTED To rent good house.
-Must have gas, bath and electricity.
Will pay good pricie, and would re
quire one year's lease. Leave
name and street number at Journal
office. 31tf
Practical hemstitching neatly
done by power machine. Call
Wednesday and Friday evenings
of each week. Clara Rippinger,
415 E. Dudley St., Maumee, O.
21tf
Capt. (Dr.) G. A. Gorsush, Spe
cialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Glasses. Has returned 'from the
army. Hours, 9 a. m. till 4 p. m.
daily except Sunday. 120 S. Main
St. Over Interurban Station.
Bowling Green, O. Phone 146R.
RETURNED IN PER
FECT CONDITION
are tho garments cleaned by our
up-to-date methods. You are
agreeably surprised to say noth
ing of the saving, for your old
clothes may be made to do double'
service when you see the result of
our work and note the cost;
MILTON MLADENUS,"
213 Louisiana Avenue,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Phone Main 153.
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and Camp's Pansy Flour
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