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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
4
A Democratic Central Committee meeting convenes with attendees including local officials and party members. The session discusses committee actions, upcoming events, and party strategies in the region.
Private Car 100 moved through Lygan Friday toward Welston. James Wright attended the Lancaster circus last week. Engines 63 and 66 at Pomeroy remain in the round house for repairs while 58 and 64 run in their stead. Engine 19 serves the Straiteville branch due to heavy time. R. O. Collidon serves as day operator at East Clayton replacing Ed Lay who is home ill. Vern Davis, extra operator at Logan, departs June 1 for Grand Crossing near Welston to work nights briefly. W. C. Bennett, conductor on PB, returns from Portland after attending an ORC convention. F W Mutchmore resumes run on Best Monday. HL Thomas back on Wednesday. Decoration Day freight trains canceled locally. Engine 6 resumes its usual run after round-house repairs last week.
The pastor will speak on next Sunday warning and theme morning Unturned Cakes while evening sermon at the Presbyterian Church cites Serving Our Generation by the Will of God. Self denial offering for lecture room chairs to be received during the service. Congregation attends the Baccalaureate service at the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. (ChoRen) and U.B. churches following.
Notice of appointment regarding Adin Jaoe Moatderm with signatures and dates. Details appear unclear but indicate a formal designation by an authority and a schedule linked to a local jurisdiction.
Dorley Moore a traveling salesman for a Philadelphia line died in Minneapolis after arriving Sunday evening and growing ill. He was found dead in his hotel room after a physician was called. The body was brought to Logan and funeral services were held at two oclock. He leaves a wife formerly Carrie Collins of Logan and a son Will Moore of Columbus. He had early ties to Jesse Colling in the mercantile business and helped build the family brick building later sold to Col Rempet for banking. He was regarded as a respected and quiet citizen.
The Common Pleas Court disposed multiple cases. Settlements and dismissals occurred in the Shields estate matter. a retrial motion in the Poling case was overruled with verdict-based judgment. Bryan versus Bryan granted alimony pendente lite. Sherron acquitted of larceny after lengthy trial. Gas and Fuel Co. won a third trial verdict for 2705.74. Gejanki Wyshninski revived judgment for Naile v Webb. partition order issued in Ricketts v Floyd. Hill received 20 and costs. Frank Bratton found guilty of burglary and larceny and sentenced to five years. Sherron larceny and Harper v Harper divorce set for Friday.
On last Saturday May 87 1905 at 580 p m David L Rutter and Miss May Bright united in marriage at the U B parsonage Rev J A Brown officiating They will reside in our city and are welcomed by Mee Rutter and five estimable persons Also referenced is a remedy promotion for Mahiual Con stipation with a Jelly product and price.
The article argues a store offers superior value by showing deeper wear and quality compared with rivals, asserting that while many shops sell a Ten Dollar suit, not all provide the same caliber of garment for the price.
Misses Elsie Vereoe and Aurelia Brown of Columbus span several days in Logan this week with Miss Frances McCornijok, engaging in local activities and social visits.
Application to be appointed administrator of the estate of Ann Jane Meldrim by LT 8 Meldrim May 81 filed with bond $800. Fourth and final account of John J Nihizer administrator with will annexed of John Klingner filed May 25 set for hearing June 28. Relief of a worthy blind person for C A Chatfield Murray City May 25. hearing May 27 with witnesses, court finds entitlement and certificate issued to recorder.
Memorial Day ceremonies faced stormy weather but drew many from the class of ’61. Parade to cemeteries moved after church services at M. E. church. Logan Band led by General George Gage performed amid a light crisis as he revived after a trance with a humorous procession through East Second Street.
Notice K C T M calls all Sir Knights to Monday night June 5 regular review to arrange Memorial services for Queen City Tent No 870 Logan 0. Also mentions visitors from Columbus and local paint ad by Lowe Brothers and Bart & Co druggists. A horseman F C. Davey returns home with a 2 12 pacing stallion drawing attention among horsemen.
J F Stoneburner and L Adcock attended the Grand Council of the Commercial Travelers at Canton last week. J W Butin was slightly injured Monday when clay fell on him at the press and returned to work in a few days. Lawrence Worstel and Clarence German spent Decoration Day in Crooksville. R G Kerlin of Toledo visited Logan on business. Five new kilns are finished with five more due in ten days. Workers install timbers to strengthen the tram road trestle at the plant.
An advertisement lists dressy boys waists in Madras and Cheviots size 8 to 12 for 47 cents from F. Blasius & Son. Local society notes mention Mrs. W. C. Brown and Rev. J. A. Brown's family visiting the U. B. parsonage, plus various local shopping and social references.
This ad promotes new two piece suits ideal for hot days. It claims rough textured fabrics like wool crash home spuns serges and striped flannel stay cooler than smooth cloth and invites customers to see how.
East coast clairvoyant Madam Ava Vastia arrives for a short stay offering past present and future readings. She advises on trade travel marriage divorce estrangements and friendships with readings 250 and up at Mrs Dollison’s Parlor Tent on West Main Street look for the Big Hand.
Mr Walter Blogser visited Columbus this Sunday for a day with Mr and Mrs Roy Dupler. He was joined by his sister Mabel who will spend the week in Columbus.
Mr and Mrs L M Young and children visited Mr Will Keesler and family on Sunday. Mrs Young and husband traveled to Virginia where he is stationed. Miss Alice Dill of Columbus stayed with Mrs D P. First of week left. Born to Mr and Mrs Sherman Turvey of Mapaillon Saturday noon. Mrs Turvey formerly Miss Cora Hett of Logan.
Local tidbits list visits and shopping notes across Columbus Lancaster Athens and Logan. Mentions Meliasa Anderson Linna Bright Caroline Lortz John Hillery Joe Black and Rudolph Rempel with comments on Hammocks paints oils varnishes and wall paper at Bart or Bort Co. Also notes tobacco cigars and a Zelphone raffle with purchases.
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