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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1903

Page

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Farmers Institute of Hocking County Opens With Strong Attendance

The Farmers Institute of Hocking County opened at the Court House on Friday with strong attendance and lively sessions. Speakers included T. J. Brown and R. H. Wallace of Chillicothe, who discussed heredity in animal life and the relation of farm to factory. music by Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Bowen, and others. and a Saturday session continued with concerns about rural school retrogression and farmer education.

Farmers Institute of Hocking County Court House R. H. Wallace Chillicothe T. J. Brown T. C. Laylin Henry Hansel H.L. Wright C. E. Bowen Wallace Lewis Green Green Homer Mire Welvzall Mins Sadie Metray Mise Ellanbeth Vail Gorn Mr. Wallace Louis Green Homer Wright Farmers Institute New Plymouth Blasite Committee On Revolutionary

School Notes First Term Report and Attendance Figures

The report shows the first term ending Friday December 4 with 370 boys and 860 girls enrolled, total 733 and average monthly enrollments of 861 boys and 855 girls. Daily attendance lists 880 boys and 678 girls with 04 percent daily attendance of total enrollment. During the three months there were 478 known cases, mostly in younger blades.

Fraternal Lodge Initiations And Officer Elections Report

Five candidates initiated at the Rebekah lodge meeting last Friday night listing Lila Lemon Frances McCormick Roland Bright Mrs Nicholas and Mr Samuel Trimmer. Mineral encampment No 91 conferred the Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees on Hocking Valley Lodge No 262 candidate and Elks initiated three men Messrs Beery McBride Kennler of Straitaville. Officers elected for the Macabees Rebekah and Logan chapters are named with multiple posts filled for the coming year. A piano tuner, S Bright, will be in Logan December 18 to January 10 and accepts orders by mail or phone.

Rebekah Lodge Lila Lemon Frances McCormick Roland Bright Nicholas Samuel Trimmer Mineral Encampment No the Elks Messrs Beery, McBride and Kennler Straitaville Brotherhood The Maccabees Amy Easterling R. K Myrtle Gano Esther Steele View Katherine Braddock Mary Barnes Financiag Gertrude Martin Treas Laure Thurness Notich Logan Bright Jessie Collins Charles Rose Will White Edgar ©. Steele Hester White Main Street A. L. Hyson Will Bowen Misa Eliza Rannelle McArthur Harry Ambrose Wilhelmina Deissle Jessie Mec Manigal Sadie McCray Twice Five Lewis Green Mesaré Pierpont Pettit Mra. Green R. Quinley Hocking Valley John Bowen River Division Dundas Jesse Worls

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad

An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and related disorders. It claims physician endorsement and offers a trial package via W. H. Hooxen & Co. based in Hoffalo, New York.

Sale By & Co W. H. Hooxen & Co Hoffalo N.Y

Social and club notes fill Logan Hocking Valley pages

The column lists meetings and prizes from Whist, Young Ladies Flinch, Pedro clubs and others with winners such as Mrs Ed Wellman and Mr L Bort. It covers gatherings at Insp Thursday, Mrs Fannie Lytle, Miss Lillian James, Miss Flossie Newman, and more, plus local notices of a Dundas wreck, train changes, and Christmas umbrella stock.

M. Martin Ed Wellman Charles Breene Minna Rempel Jessie Terry Flossie Speelman Mra Clarence McCray Ferdie Rempel Minerva White Siberian Mines Naomi Jones Finch Club Flossie Newman Lillian James Fannie Lytle Charles Rose Thimble and Art Club O. W. H. Wright al Brooke Will Keynes Daisy Robbins Cambridge

Lighting Contract for Athens Plant Awarded

The Erner Hopking company of Columbus won the Athens lighting contract for 18 740 dollars including 1 000 dollars for existing poles and wiring. A brick water works building 24 by 30 feet will be built with a 250 horsepower engine and 150 E W general car to furnish eighty arc lights and 2000 incandescent lights by December 22.

Cleveland France Erner-Hopking Company Columbus Inet

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J. W. Schaal Bebasl Sanders Meadames Wright Bowen John Krinn Albert Sanders H. W. Stiers George Marke Clarence Stone Agriculturists Manufacturars Homer Stiers Karn Ferguson See R. BR. Wright Homer Stiera G. W. Marks E. Shultz Erwel Brown W. S. North Jal Prea. Brown R. R. Wright Lay Laylin Factory News Newark Valley Chicago John Brannon Logan Hrick Mf‘g Co Tom Mowery A. C. Tipton Mr. Corbin Columbus Brick and Terra Cotta Co Union Furnace Logan Pottery Co W W. Brown Homer Watts Mr. Myers Norfolk and Western R. R Virginia Logan Mfg, Co Work Bros Tom Mattox Cal Bloseer Merry Christmas Brown Bros Clothiers C. F Lodge Masonic News Hocking Valley LopGk, No Hocking Valley Lodge No. 262 John Westenhaver C. W. James Guard J. L. Younker Mixgo Lopge NO W. M Smith Elmer Bands Will Rauch W. &. Poston Meade Bowen Bec A. W. Mauk Tyler Jobn Allen D. Sherrard Gillian Acker's Dyspepsia Mre B. OC McManigal Anna Weitzell Campbell England Round Table John Smith Be, O, Pettit Pedro Club Will Lytle E. M. Martin Euterpeans Misa Robbin Rochester Emma Floyd Mary Blasius Luke Lehman William T. Poling Junction City Slara LaClaire Sherman Lensure Jackson Co da May Combes Murray City Lewis Seinsehmidt John Kleinschmidt Carlton A. Carlson Daniel A. Engle J. A. Kline George Nihiser Hannah Sherrick Athens State Hospital James , Campbell John Sherrick Athens
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