Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1912-12-13
MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP.

F1tch Philo, our huckSter, goes {,
Toledo with load of 2,29O pounds
of poultry tomorrow.
Henry Oberdick, Sr,, is reported
quite sick at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Liebherr enter
tanned Mr.. Walter Weimar for Sun
day dinner.
Sunday dinner guests at the Fred
Sternaman home were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Keil and daughter Genevieve
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers and
children of Lemoyne.
Mrs. Killemeyer and two daught-
ers, Clara and Francis, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Armbruster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hammer of
Rising Sun, spent Sunday with Prof
and Mrs. George Putnam.
James Hampton, wife and daught-
ers, Helen and Francis, were at the
|, E. Ward home the first of last
week.
The little son of Otto Brown is
quite sick.
Mrs. William T. Sullivan received
word Monday that her brother, Ed.
Fetterman of Oak Harbor, had died
earlier in the day. Mr. and Mrs.
Sullivan and sons William and Rob
ert, left Monday night for Oak Har.
Dor and will remain until after the
In
host of friends here. He spent his
boyhood days here and often visited
here since he moved to Oak Harbor
which was about twelve years ago.
Shortly after he left here he mar
ried Miss Edna Cordy of Oak Har-
bor and two children, a son and a
daughter, We're born to them The
wife and children suryice him.
Mrs. Arch Pope was the over-Sun-
day guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George APPEL, Sr.
Mrs. Morris Thompson and daugh-
ter Margaret, spent Friday and Sat
urday with her son Frank and fam
Ruth Stonebrook while there.
Those from the Bend who were in
Bowling Green Saturday night were
Elmer Fuller, Lee and John Ver-
milya John Kilmer, Dorsey Ward
and Walter and Ebert Ziss.
Miss Ada Thompson of Bowling
Green, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Thompson
Miss Inex Walker and Mr.. Dorsey
Ward were entertained Sunday at the
Isaac Ward home in Dunbridge.
Miss Minnie Nelson of Ashley,
is visiting her uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Vermilya and family,
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Bowling
Green as witnesses in the Tom Fuller
VS.. T. U. I. car company trial.
Walter Kiss and Dorsey Ward
spent Wednesday evening in Haskins.
The house of DR.. Wilson of Has
kins caught fire recently. Not much
damage was done. The roof was
burned in several places. The doc
-or has had good deal of bad luck
since coming to Haskins.
The Kiss boys are shredding corn
,or Adam Bobel today.
Mrs. Fred Naegele, living al
quarter of mile north of the Bend
S agent for vacuum cleaner. Prices
reasonable and demonstration viii
De made to all those inquiring about
hem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Kiss entertained
1t Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Kiss and sons, Walter and AL |
lin, and Mr. and Mrs. Weidner and
of Leydorf Station.
Mrs. Charley Gralam attended the |
adies' meeting at Mrs. John Shutz-
,erg's Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen Burnthistel and Miss |
ilenna Roe, who are attending |
chool in Bowling Green, came home
friday to spend over Sunday with
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Roe.
Rev. Otte, who has been sick fol
he last two months, is reported
much better.
Miss Cora Dauer is able to be out
gain after weeks sickness.