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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1899
Page
3
A collage of notes from Lancaster, Logan, and nearby towns recounts visits by Senator H. Bright and the Daughertys, Thanksgiving travel mishaps, and social calls. The item lists officeholders, judges, and attorney Pettit, plus a flood of local ads hawking Christmas goods, medicines, and domestic wares from Stiers & Co, Sparks Drugstore, and The Novelty Store.
The ad heavy page touts toys rockers and books at The Peoples Store with wide discounts on jackets underwear and paper goods. Sparks Drugstore and Stiers & Co highlight holiday specials including linens jewelry and Me dallions while Fred and Sadie Raymond premiere Old Arkansaw at the opera house on December 19th.
The Indies plan a Christmas tree for the Orphans Home and welcome any gifts for the children. Monetary contributions to buy presents are welcomed through Mrs. Morgan or Mrs. PF at 8 Ouse.
The new United Brethren church at Union Furnace Ohio will be dedicated to the worship of God on Sunday December 21 1899 by Rev W M Bell Dayton Ohio All are invited to witness his service WN B Cony xyur Pastor
The Presbyterian Church ladies held a successful fair to raise funds for the church’s completion. Four booths offered varied items from candy to Martha Washington domestic articles and Puritan era decor. Volunteers included Misses Besa, Michel Rose, Ruth Bishop, Evaline Harrington, Lucy Rochester, Stella Hall, and Mesdames Wright, Pullen, Rose, Watkins, Rannels, Daugherty, Kimberling, Cowell, Harrington, Smith, Gaffney, Weitzell, and McManigal.
Notice to individuals who acknowledge debt to J A Dyn to arrange settlement promptly. The brief public note calls for payment or contact to resolve outstanding accounts.
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