Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-12-16
Rinehar's Worm Lozcnges remove t,o
worm nest. Sold hy Taylor & Miller.
The Toledo Press Club,

On our return last Friday evening from
Association, we found iastily printed in
vilntion upon the table, summoning us TO
another feast Of n pleasing nature prepared
by the craft nt Toledo for Tuesday evening.
We could not resist the temptation, and
found il pleasant TO be there. 1t was the
first Reception given by the club, which
has been in existence n little over year.
On this OCCASION they summoned 10 their
assistance as the real actors, the amateur
dramatic, literary, musical and military
talent OF Toledo, of which that city has oc
casion to he proud, while the members of
the club assumed the novel role of mana
gers of the show. filling the several depart.
ments such as stage manager, stage cnri,en-
ter, scene shifter, promp,er, coupon clip.
per at the door, property man, ushers, etc.,
and when OCCASION required, could grace
fully group en- mnsse for tnbleaux or n
military procession IN the back ground.
They filled their respective stations with
MS much grace and ease as they handle
their Faber's.'
The audience was not 80 large as that
which view the results of the daily toll of
these reporters, bu, it is seldom That
Wheeler's Opera House contains within
its walls so large and finely cultured nm
audience as greeted the brethren on this
occasion.
The Press Club at present consists of ten
members, ms follows:
F. ]. Oblinger, W. R. Lenet,
j. w. Erwin, i. w. Baker,
Charles Reed, j. G.. Battelle,
Fred II. Whipple, q. d. Battelle,
Charles Caughling, Ed. o. Lease.
The reportorial corps of the daily press
has been appropriately spoken OF by a
prominent journalist as " the flying nrtil-
cry OF the newspaper world" The objects
OF the Toledo Press Club is mutual i'm
provement and the cultivation of fraternal
feeling among It's members. In this il has
been success, for Notwithstanding the
individual efforts to get scoop" on
their neighbor il is only treasured until an
opportunity offers to square the account
when the books are balanced and an Irish
dividend declared.
Mr.. ID. r. Locke, (Nasby), having passed
through the various stages OF journalism
up to his present position, was prepared to
speak direct from the text in the opening
address. He paid deserved compliment
to the reportorinl staff Of Toledo by sayng
Tint no city IN the country has more
indefatigable, efficient or useful corps, faith.
full to their employers and the public"
We can not, will, our limited space, give
better idea Of the pleasing entertainment
than TO give the program, and state that
each part was exceptionally we'll rendered
1t reads ms follows:
l. Adlress-Mr. d. r. Locke (Nasby).
2. March in ID. OPP. -Mendelssohn
Toledo Amateur Orchestra.
3. Reading" Aux Italiens,"--Owen
Mereditli-Mrs.E Elizabeth Mansfield Irving
a. Solo-"Ihe Kings IIighway"-Mol.
loy-Mrs. Il. Biddle.
8. Dnett-'Overiure-Wm. Tell, Rossni
-Goltschalk-Ecker Brothers.
@. "Miller's Song'-Zoller -ApolloC Club
4. Reading-" Mother and Poet Mrs
Browning-M.sa Gertrude A. Nelson.
8. Bass Solo-"The Exile--Keller-M
w. S. arier.
8. Wallz--"Yillage Swallows" s,"--Sirauss
Toledo Amateur Orchestra.
10. Solo," Le Reveil,"--Wekerlin-
Miss Neltie Written.
III. Rending-"The Editors Drenm,"-
Anon-Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield Irving.
IL. More and More "-Sellerl-Apollc
Club.
49, Mnznrka-" Zu Hannchens Namen
spiste "-Zilher Club.
IA: Ballad-"Farewell, ,"-Grahom- Mr.
j. NJ. Shafer.
10. Reading" How Renby Played,"-
Anon-Miss Gertrude A. Nelson.
l6. Minuet" (by reqnesl)- Bachern
Toledo Amateur Orchestrn.
II. Fancy Drill. by detachment nf II,
Toledo Cadets. under command of Lieut.
viii ii. Cook.
Al the close Of the program the member
oi the club, accompanied by their ladic
and invited gneSis, adjourned To Arch
; Aliens and pnrlook Of II lalatable repa,
, prepared for the occasion.