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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
1
Logan shop promotes men's gifts including James Mens Shoes at eight dollars and eight dollars again, asserting best value in the United States. Specialities priced at two and two fifty are said to be unequaled in Logan. Men’s all leather slippers offered.
The Third Annual Rathbone Sisters convention for the 10th District of Ohio met in Logan on December 7 1905 with Grand Chief Lillian Andreuna and District Deputy Grand Chief Mary Price in attendance. News notes praise Sister Andreas and report 123 attendees, committee appointments, and a full program from 4:00 PM reception to evening work. Local ads and society items follow, highlighting goods and visits in Logan and nearby towns.
Mrs Henry James hosted a five o clock dinner for Rev and Mrs Brown and family before their departure to Ripley O for a new home. Charles Henry Huls celebrated his third birthday with a two to five playtime invitation. Logan High School faculty to be hosted by the class of 1906 at John Dougherty’s home tomorrow night. Mrs Will Keynes led a Ladies Afternoon Whist Club gathering with Miss Lizzie Rempel winning a Haviland china plate. Dinner followed at six, next meeting set for Dec 20 at the Dew House Nelsonville.
A rallying piece urging churches to enlist men and women in Sunday school work. It calls for wealthier leaders to donate their time and resources, advocates chairs of pedagogy in colleges, and argues the church must guide youth in Bible knowledge. It criticizes elders for neglect and urges a united forward Christian movement.
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