Local notices and obituaries from Logan area
Florence Parker leaves for Lancaster for a wedding. Mr. Hartmann from Cincinnati visits. Deaths recall Barthlow and Sweaney in Logan. Barthlow born 1833 in Bedford PA, died Dec 22 1905. Minnie Weldy Allen dies after long illness, aged 35 years 10 months 10 days. Funeral services, Masonic and Eagle Lodge honors, with family notices and thanks.
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Barthiow Place
Logan
Is Pottery
Logan Product Co
Josaph Barthlow
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Hocking County
M. E. Church
Masonic Lodge
T. B. “White
Cardus
Lodge
Mr. Burthlow
Local Notices and Visits Dot Mount Vernon Area
Local notes report Milas Hentelon Smith apenating Mondays in Mount Vernon Ohio. Frank Gompf lost a valuable horse one week ago. Mra Mowen Strawn visited Athens relatives Monday. ON Bowen opened new bowling alleys near Rompe Bank Friday. Nellie Bray sent thanks from her family for sympathy after illness and death of Minnis. Ethelyn Belt of Columbia visiting Mrs H L Wright at Depot Hotel for a week. Tom Stalter, son of Mrs Mary Stalter, died suddenly in Somerset. Stalter family traveled to Somerset and Rose Stalter returned home. Lash Miller of Crookaville visiting. Minnie Delsale of Canton visiting. Clarence McGray and baby in Logan for Christmas. J B Mattingly called to Zanesville for father Jerome Mattingly’s illness.
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Milas Hentelon Smith
Mount Vernon
Frank Gompf
Mra
Mowen Strawn
Athens
Tom Stalter
Mary Stalter
Henrietta Avenue
Somerset
Minnie Allen Dies After Long Fight With Consumption
Minnie Allen a printer girl in this town died Sunday after a two year battle with consumption. She sought relief in a southern climate then lived in a tent to endure her illness, remaining cheerful to the end. She cared for a younger brother who also died of the disease, leaving a lasting example of devotion and patience for local printers.
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H. J. Steward
Minnie Allen
Minole
Funeral held in Somerset at Holy Trinity Church
A funeral was held Wednesday morning at Holy Trinity Church in Somerset. The service drew family and friends to the historic church for the memorial.
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Somerset
Holy Trinity Church
Local Residents and Visitors Gather for Christmas Week
A string of social visits runs through Columbus and surrounding areas as Mr. Karl Donovan of Columbus and Mrs. King Bart of Toledo stay with relatives. Others include Mr. Alfred Poling relocating from Buffalo to Logan, Miss Lena Farrell visiting Athens, and Joe Shively of Huntington visiting Rudolph Brown. A Rathbone meeting is set for January 2, while Logan Brick Mfg Co suspends plant work until February 1 for repairs. Police report Frank Curry’s arrest in Gallipolia on a board bill, with trial rescheduled amid mayoral illness.
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Frank Curry
Amos Parker
Gallipolia
Pat Sweeney
Curry
Parker
The Fastnet Light and a Scottish Bill Was Paid
A traveler describes the Fastnet Light near Crookhaven Ireland its height and the perilous landing conditions. The piece details the rock tower and waves the jib rope system used to bring visitors ashore. In a separate anecdote Meltad and wife face overdue accounts and a charitable collection pays Elder Doolittle’s debt.
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Great Britain
Crookhaven
Ireland
Meltad
McRad
Doolittle
Martinuias
Pearson'a Weekly
Hospital Memories Mention Delirium Tremens Case
A surgeon recalls a night in hospital when a patient in delirium tremens raved and a new nurse became distressed. The tale mentions a green horse in the detention ward and a tense emergency awakening by the head nurse.
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Hume
Doctor’s warning misread as strange dreams in Chronicle report
The San Francisco Chronicle quotes Elie describing a patient who ignored a prior instruction to give a remedy for snake sightings. This time the patient claimed to see blue dogs with Pak tails, highlighting a surreal medical or psychological episode reported by the paper.
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Elie
San Francisco Chronicle
Ohio State Journal Christmas edition sets state record
The Christmas issue of the Ohio State Journal, published last Sunday, spans thirteen sections and 116 pages, the largest paper ever issued in the state. The edition required thirty five tons of paper to print. A probate notice appears, with a hearing scheduled for January 10 at 10 o'clock A M, in Hocking County. FP Martin, Judge.
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Ohio State Journal
Aledi
Hocking County
Logan Village Council Approves Next Reading of Salary Ordinance
Council met with Mayor Tritich presiding as four members answered roll call. Second reading of an ordinance fixing village officer salaries moved to third reading and passed. Finance noted bills allowed except Hocking Republican printing bill. Audits on engin house doors and sewer issues discussed. Mayor Tritich listed eight residents who refused work days on roads. judgments recorded. Travel and street cleaning costs approved for Mayor Tritich and Marshal Atrong.
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Village of
Logan
Wald
O. K
Doora
Engin House
Legal Notice for Estate Petition Filed in County Court
Lucile Ailes residence unknown seeks court action on the upcoming December date. The petition filed in Holk County Obal court requests guardian rights over Lavette Itil and requires appearance to determine the rightful estate and duties related to the grass Nogiecear, with deadlines and local officials named.
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Hoek County
Logan Ohio village ordinance fixes officer salaries
An ordinance to set annual salaries for Logan village officers including mayor four hundred dollars plus prosecution fees, marshal four hundred dollars with similar fees, clerk two hundred dollars, treasurer scale up to five thousand dollars plus percentages, night watchman forty five dollars monthly, council pay two dollars per regular meeting, arrest commissioner two hundred dollars, fire chief eighty dollars per year, with general repeal of prior ordinances and date December 26 1908.
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Pronecu Kona
Marshal Shill
Lim
Waluriog
Comapansa- Hope Provera
Kitsch
Monraomeliye
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THE
Ohio Democrat
Fousteien Evany Tikenepar
J. B. Collibson
Epiteh Ah Promition
OFPIO
Hollison
Togan Ohta
Taylor
Ohio
Democrat
Logan Ohio
Mise
Florence Parker
Lancaster
Seth Parker
Mary Raude
Walter Price
Charleston
W. Va
Price
Anton Price
A. C. Tipton
Charles Vorce
One Democrat
Lucy Cook
People's Store
Mr. and
Mra. Geo, Short
North Walnut Street
Columbus Friends
Chas. Hartmann
Cincinnati
Martin Hartmann
Val Wright
Springfield
the Grim Reaper
John Sweaney
Gaspon
West Logan
Eagle Lodge of
Rev. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
O. W. H. Wright
Eagle Lodge
Nelgonville
Maxville
Perry County
Thomas
Lucy Weldy Allen
Creola
Vinton County
Journal Gazette
Northwestern Ohio University
Ada
Otterfieln University
Westerville
Columbia
Minnie
ON. Bowen
Rompe Bank
Nellie Bray
Guear
Mar
McArthur
Minnis
Ethelyn Belt of
Mra Harley Miller
Joel Aittemiller
Lash Miller
Crookaville
Mrs. A. L. Hyson
Mies Minnie Delsale
Canton
Clarence McGray
Columbus
Mrs
Luke Lehman
Daisy of Columbus
J. B. Mattingly
Zanesville
Jerome Mattingly
Hart Manns
Fancy Carolina Head Rice
Bunk & Hirsh Hewely
Cotfygell
Pliot
Gogan
Ifn
W. H. Funk
D. E. Harsh
Karl Donovan
Columbua
John Bates
Toole
Joe Shively
Huntington
Rudolph Brown and
Family
Lena Farrell
Mr. Flaye Lindley
Cleveland
Alfred Poling
Buffalo
Mr. Poling
Joseph Wood
Snider Mfg. Co
Satturday
Tueceday
Fred ‘Tila Fort Wags
John Shorr
Elijah Moina
New Straiteville
Aplin
J. F. Sleater
T. M. Slosser
Corning
Mary Slosser
Rathbone
Michael Krumlaut
Xmas Gueete
Lewis Green
Tuesaday
Logan Brick Mfg. Co
Mary Myers
St. Alvyailis Academy
New Lexington
Frank Myers
Ella Myers
Robert Kittemiller, Sr
Wolfe Bros. Shoe Go
West Broad Street
F. Blasius & Son
Fastnet
Ile Logp
Gifening
London ‘Telegraph
Council Proceedings
State of
Dr. Bastian
Frasch Bakery
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