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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
2
The text advocates favoring an amendment to the state constitution to create joint representative districts so that counties like Hocking and Vinton receive representation in the lawmaking body. It urges Hocking and Vinton counties to vote for this intendment to ensure each county has a representative.
Memorial Day observances unfold with parades and flowers for fallen heroes. The Oak Grove cemetery beautification includes a new Col. F. F. Rempel monument, granite wall, and landscaped grounds outlining the Rempel lot with a grand gray Barre granite monument weighing 18,000 pounds.
A local notice lists farmers using the Bell IM Improved Selective country service with rapid growth and multiple ringing patterns. The list includes J. H. Kline Noah Blosser Joel Swartz Isaac Mathias Jacob Mathias W. F. Carpenter Frank Walker Joe Walker Elmer White Sam Bloom and many others in Wrights Old Town Farm and surrounding communities.
Logan area industry report shows factories at full tilt with 85 thousand units daily, steady shipments, and new hires. Logan Pottery invites visitors to inspect processes including pug mill and turning wheel, while designers from Graf Rapids plan fall lines. Public notices include church events and a high school reception marked by the Class of 1908 farewell.
A grand effect at the cemetery memory of Col. Rempel honors his nephew F F Rempel Jr. The procession returned to the M E church where Comrade Benj Stubbins spoke suitably. Logan notes 110 veteran graves and growing numbers. Sudden death of F S Pursell in Columbus follows attendance at the State Republican Convention. Funeral from his home next day at 2 p m.
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