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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
2
The notice states announcements regarding candidates for temporary party positions and delegates to the Democratic national convention. It references the Denver primary election outcome and authority to nominate a candidate for the Democratic state convention. The document names a candidate and indicates actions to be taken at the convention.
A local Democratic county primary caucus was organized by committee members and party volunteers. The meeting planned action items and nominated key figures for upcoming candidacy considerations.
A fragmented OCR report lists county wards and candidates for a June election. Names like Green, Laurel, Perry, Steele, and Thomas appear amid scattered notes on polling, nominations, and the election process. The document mentions precincts, supervisors, and a motion designating committee members for candidate support.
Last Friday General Superintendent M. Conners Superintendent R. S. Quigley and maintenance head Michels visited Logan for a short stop. Conductor James Losey off duty due to illness. Me. Fred Deiehlie works days and dim Wright nights during Bagley’s Chicago absence. Yard master Strawn sick this week. D. A. Williams to Indianapolis for ten days. John Monahon replaces him. Sept. Rk Quigley underwent abdominal surgery in Columbus. recovery expected slowly. Kids Powell, live power superintendent, out one day last week.
The plant closed this week for a new food water heater install. An employee, Thoms Mowery, cut his hand while sorting brick, stitches required. June 2 opening day drew about 150 visitors. two carloads of ware to be shipped this week. New staff and managers added. several plants expanding capacity and shipping furniture nationwide.
In Union Presby terian Church a lightning bolt felled ten year old Bessie Sutton and seriously shocked her sister Nellie during Sunday services. Father Bessie died, while the mother and others escaped harm. The bolt may have traveled through open windows to the chandelier. Nellie survived and recove rs. the church suffered no structural damage. The family receives community sympathy.
The Maccabees announce a memorial service at the U B Church on Sunday June 7 at 10 o clock. Knights and ladies are urged to attend and members of both orders should meet at their hall at 9 o'clock and march to the church.
Sixteen Logan graduates completed high school with two nights of ceremonies. The program featured class song by Elsie Tenney, music by Miss Hoyt and Miss Rempel, an oration by C Dallas Sunderland on Luxury Destroys Liberty, and Blanche England on The Holy Grail. A bachelor tax debate, Shakespeare scenes, and a Martha trio highlighted the show, followed by Friday promotion exercises, ivy planting, and the final address by State School Commissioner L D Bonebrake.
Logan Boy to the Front author John Harrington has written a comic opera The Golf Girl, to be produced by William G. Stewart at the Grand Opera House in early July. The main scene is set in Cuba and satirizes American tourist invasion.
An ordinance from Logan village council Ohio outlines Main Street improvement from Culver to Gallagher Avenue. It authorizes brick pavement, foundation work, curb height, and funding by special assessments on benefitted parcels with existing bonds and deferred payments.
The Village of Logan council passes an ordinance approving Henry Gompf subdivision plat for land platted into lots streets and alleys by Davie Harvevor dated May 14. The clerk is directed to file and dedicate streets and alleys for public use.
The annual Boxwell commencement will be held in the School Building Logan Saturday June 20 1908 at 1 o clock PM. The class of nineteen graduates and many teachers and visitors will be addressed by Hon Henry G Williams of Athens D Hien of the Normal College and Editor of the Ohio Teacher. The commencement exercises will be enlivened with good music. Teachers of the county pupils of the schools the public generally are cordially invited to attend. By Orpin or Boarn County Examivens.
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