Democratic State Convention Notice Debated Location Dates
Notice of Democratic State Convention outlines dates June 27 and 28 1905 in Columbus Ohio to nominate candidates for statewide offices. Delegation apportionment lists counties and estimated delegates with committee meetings and credential rules, while urging adherence to party procedures and primary or county conventions for selecting delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Beate Central
Victor
Ballidater
Columbus
Ohio
Judea
Attu
D. Packer
Gallet
Colwmbui
Pugsday
Suon
Rannor
Lieucenatt
Batwone Brown
A & Mint
Local Notes From Towns Include Visits And Travel
Harley Dunston made a business trip to Colma Toealay and Craquer Sets with stock. John Canty drove to Nelsonville Sunday evening. Earl Krieg spent a few days in Ganley Bridge this week. Mrs A L Hyson was in Columbus Thursday. Mrs George Hartmann was in Columbus Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Dunston
Colma Toealay
John Canty
Nelsonville
Earl Krieg
Ganley Bridge
George Hartmann
Columbua
C. P. Montgomery
Dollar for Dollar and local shopping notes
Dollar for Dollar at the Peoples Store and other local promotions are noted. Miss Mavide Washburn visits Union Furnace for vacation while Comrade Ed Wade of Columbus calls on friends in Nelsonville. Mrs C W Schwenke and Zella spend Monday in Columbus, Dan Sherrard and Fultonham residents visit Logan for business. Olive Silverthorne travels to Mount Gilead for an extended visit. Josephine Fickle Cornelia Vail and Minnie McCarthy drive to Bremen on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavide Washburn
Union Furnace
Ed. Wade
Columbus
Nelsonville
Peoples Store
Dan Sherrard
Fultonham
Logan
Busi Ness
Josephine Fickle
Cornelia Vail
Minnie McCarthy
Bremen
Logan town items and visitors span week
Logan residents and guests fill social pages with trips to Columbus and Charleston. Notable notes include Claire Montgomery at Springfield grand lodge K of P, Agnes and Margaret Woods off to Little Rock, and visits by Arch Kennard and others. Local business promotions and travel by William Young, Jennie McCundlich, and Joe Collins highlight community life.
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Claire Montgomery
Grand Lodge
K.of P
Springfield
Bell Miller
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Charleston
W. Va
Missea
Agnes
Margaret
Local residents and visitors indulge in family gather ings and travels
Mrs Young and family visit Mrs M J Brehm while Mrs Walker’s daughter stays home sick. May Wood Esther Duck Tillie Mount Goldie Unger and Margaret Cook visit Maude Durant south of Logan. Dwight Mathias and Orla Wright plan summer sales in Virginia and Maryland. George Armstrong from Columbus returns with wife and baby. J C Cherrington from Bidwell visits son Dr M H Cherrington after G A R encampment in Washington. Frank Eberst pursues Knights of St John in Columbus. Uniform Bank heads to Newark for grand convention and field day. Sumner Bright attends brother Carlton Bright’s wedding in North Baltimore. others accompany. J F Stoneburner and family visit Crookeville and Fultonham. Mrs Stoneburner attends Rathbone Lodge. Mrs J S Adcock and Ridgeway guests at Commencement, visit Robert Wolf and Haydnville relatives.
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May Wood
Esther Duck
Tillie Mount
Goldie Unger
Margaret Cook
Frank Eberst
Columbus
Knights of St. John
Uniform Bank
Newark
Blasius firm offers boys wash knee pants and cotton coverts
Samuel Mauk of Henrietta Avenue died suddenly at home Monday afternoon. Death is believed to have been caused by overheating. Funeral services were led by Hon. J. A. Brown of the U B Church on Wednesday afternoon.
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F. Blasius '& Son
Samuel Mauk
Henrietta Avenue
J. A. Brown
U. B. Church
Wwe O'Slauk
George Bishop
Carroll
Logan
Local Names and Visits Highlight Logan Social Scene
Residents travel for family events and summer visits as Logan hosts gatherings. Notables include Eulah and Barbara Bork visiting Mrs Bowen’s parents at Union Furnace, Cora Fitzgerald returning home to Elk Fork, and Ruth Brooke visiting Marysville for a relatives' gathering. The community notes numerous trips to Akron, Otterbein, Logan meetings, and a charity ball game by lawyers and doctors at Riverside Park.
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Logan
Riverside Park
Scott's Novelty Store Clearance on Ladies Shirt Waists
Logan Ohio sale notice for Scott's Novelty Store Opera Block opens Thursday June 15 and ends June 20. Bargains include ladies shirt waists and white goods with prices from 18c to $1.35 and up, plus men s colored work shirts and other fabrics.
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Scott’s Novelty Store
Walete
Lote
Bergamy
Real Estate Transfers In Salt Creek and Logan Areas
John C Butler transfers to Francia A Davie a 9.67 acre tract in Salt Creek Two Sec 17 with $1840. Motas L Davie and tie to Elmer E Kitellen and Goo A Hunter, two tracts in Sec 16 and 16 Salt Creek Twp totaling 8.30 and 404.3 acres respectively. Frank Kowaler and others to Charlotte Huggins, part of Lot 188 Village of Logan for $1800. Catherine Braddock and husband to John J Barwell, south half of inlet Lot 141 Village of Logan for $1100. James R Smith and wife to Mary Brooker, part of fractional Lot 11 Sec 10 Falls Two for $2500. Clara E Brashares to George Bailey, 80.97 acres in Sec 10 Laurel Twp. Chas W McLain and wife to Sherry B McLain, parts of fractional lots in Starr Two totaling 68.46 acres plus other fractions, $1500. Blanch Mays to Verudence T orry, part of fractional Lot 2 Sec 30 Starr Twp 45 acres for $80. Maury Shively executrix to Myrita Nixon earth half of lots 262 and 268 in Village of Logan for $900. Martha Moore et al to Laura A Goodwin, part of fractional Lot 1 Sec 82 Starr Two for $2000.
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John C. Butler
Francia A. Davie
Salt Creek
Motas L. Davie
Ellmer E. Kitellen
Goo. A. Hunter
Seca
Frank Kowaler
Charlotte Huggins
Logan
Sherry B. McLain
Starr
Blanch Mays
Vrudence Torry
Maury Shively
Jacob Shively
Myrta
Nixon
Martha Moore
Laura A. Goodwin
Starr Two
Village Council Meeting Endorses Appointments and Budget
The Village Council met Tuesday night. Thurnees absent. Robert Davey named high policeman for one year and confirmed 3 to 2. George Rauch elected Cemetery Managing Trustee and Superintendent at $50 yearly. Angle reelected president through 1906. John C. Pettit appointed city solicitor at $260 including health duties. Health Officer salary debated. fireworks restrictions discussed. Mayor given discretion. Meeting adjourned after routine business and bill approvals.
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Mem Wers
Thurnees
Wii Utood
Tritech
Robert Davey
Board of Cemetery Trustees
George Rauch
Angle
Lanning
John C. Pettit
Pettit
Board of Health
Main St
Kerlin Bros
H. G. Campbell
Beck
Chas, Lytle
Chas. Smith
Pike Contract Let Between Buchtel and Murray City
County Commissioners last Thursday awarded the pike completion contract to Nixon and Juniper of Nelsonville for crushed limestone, prepared at the Nelsonville brick plant. Bid set at ninety seats per square yard as crews work near Haynes P. O. driving piles to alter a creek course for a road in Laurel Township.
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Buchtel
Murray City
Nixon
Juniper
Nelsonville
Haynes P. O
Laurel Township
Nocking Visitors by Lancaster Democrats Visit Hocking Board
Members of the Hocking county board of visitors arrived from Logan and with the local board visited the infirmary and the Children’s Home where trustees county commissioners and guests shared dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Gillett. Afternoon events included a visit to the Boys Industrial School with entertainment by Col B B Adams.
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Lancaster Democrats
Hocking J
George O'Gradynd
Hi M
Wynkoop
William Medill
Jacob Simmon
Mary Simon
Don Shallenberger
Mra
John Keleer
A. B. Gillett
W. J. Kooken
J. M. Shallenberger
This City
al Brooke
Mc Gray
Herbert Harrington
Logan
Hucking
Ideal Boards of Visitors
Boys Industrial School
Col, B, B, Adams
Pac ing Stallion Attracts Attention In Valley
Mr. F. C. Davey brings a pacing stallion with a 2:12 record home to his barn drawing horsemen. The notice endorses a local wallpaper store, Bart & Co, and mentions Good Rice at 3 1-3 cents per pound at Peoples Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. F. C. Davey
Bart & Co's
Peoples Store
Tax Levy Ordinance for Municipal Purposes 1906
An official notice outlines an ordinance to levy taxes for the Village of Batoriom for the year 1906. It specifies general purposes including maintenance, services, and public works, with details on tax rates, valuation, and collection. The document enumerates authority, imposition mechanics, and the scope of municipal funding actions.
Death of Emmett Curren in Columbus
Emmett Curren a carpenter fell unconscious Sunday at High Pad Chapel. He died en route to St Freudie Hospital from heart failure after two years illness. Coroner Murphy notified his brother O O Curren of 2286 Appel St. Body turned over to undertaker for burial. He belonged to Logan lodge K of P and was found by Ed Risley, a Logan Knight. Remains sent to Logan Tuesday for burial at Miller's Chapel near Union Furnace. Dressy waists ad placed with shop claims.
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Jimmmett Cutten
Shout Logan
High Pad Chapel
Columbus
St. Freudie Hospital
Murphy
Hte Brother
Curren
Appel St
Emmett Curren
Rontrowrnr
Gurren
Logan
Logan Lodge
K. of P
Ed, Risley
Iain Columbus
Logan Tuendsy
Order
Miller's Chapel
Union Furnace
Elizabeth Allen Hutton obituary in Perry County Ohio
Elizabeth Allen Hutton, born November 8 1828 in Perry County Ohio, died May 30 1906 aged 77? wait. She married Peter Hutton December 12 1861 and had eight children. She joined the M E Church in 1853 and later Wesley Chapel, died in faith. Funeral at Wesley Chapel, interment Was Chapel Cemetery, with thanks from family.
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Elizabeth Allen
Peter Hutton
Perry County
Ohio
Hocking County
M. E
Heaborn Ohio
William HH. M. Clintock
Wesley Chapel
Gibisonville
Church Triumphant In Heaven
Rev
Dowden
G. E. Ward
Was Chapel Cemetery
Peter Horros
Pamily
Dentists Offer Tooth Extraction With New Anesthetics
Drs McManigal and Furniss advertise painless tooth extraction using the latest anesthetics. A fresh stock of Spotted Penna Cigars, four for six cents, goes on sale at Peoples Store of Courao.
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Peoples Store
Courao
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J. B. Dollison
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Wye Townslily
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Pelnary Aviation
Fred Weymueller
Emton Oro DeMoowan
Bene
Jude
Mary
Aup
Frank P. Martin
Democratic Central Committee
Uwettig
Tocklag
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Democratie
Elo Eouinitone
Alb
Atina
Anime Pinen
Lagate Delugarua
Aix Witorniten
Columbu 40
Ah Menton
Yeutton
LA. Henderson
Chateman Democratic
G.I. Mathias
A. L. Hyson
Lone Bros
C. W. Schwenke
Zella
Columbane
Olive Silverthorne
Mount Gilead
Ben Altop
Josephine and
Nane Honnold
Hue
Mrs
D. B. Lemon
Jennie McCundlich
Willis Ferguson
William L. Young
Perry Township
Arch Kennard
Lancaster
Charles Kennard
Porter Waugh
Second Street
Jesse Gabriel
Chase
Charles Bright
Marion Tp
Logan Pottery
Ada Johnson
Nathan Jamson
Will Kesler
Moikley
Chas J. Wright
Derry
Hoey Kircher
Haydenville
F. Blasius & Son
Mr. Riley Barnes
Clumbus
Cleve Warner of
Russell Howe
H. ¥. Silverthorne
Mt Sterling
Mr. Silversthorne
Mesers
A. W. Clivo
Philadelphia
Karl Pimney
Capt
Wa, Pimney
Franklin County
Mick Martha Thurston
Elmdale
Kansas
Roy Spear
Harry Armstrong
Thornville
Epworth League
Joe Collins
Mexico
Will Rauch
Rauch
el Paso
Texas
Dwight Mathias
Orla Wright
Virginia
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Somers County
George Armatrong
Marshal Armatrong
Sumner Bright
North Baltimore
Carlton Bright
Judge Bright
Louise
Fred Bright
Messia
Irving Kreig
Meade Howen
J. F. Stoneburner
Frank
Crookeville
Adcock
Ridgeway
Wolf
Robert Wolf
Low Tatty Wan
Cambridge
Barnowville
Bublngas
Wojeedey
Lowe Wenle
Mieses Eulah
Barbara Bork
Josephine Bowen
Mise Cora Fitzgerald
Elk Fork
James Pleukhorp
Washington Township
Mise Anna Hendricks
L. H
Maxville
Korn “Ferguson
Woaterville
Otterbein University
F. F. Blasius & Son
Rey
T. H. Ebright
Riley
Kentucky
Mra. d. C. Morgan
Akron
Bryce
Ruth Brooke
Marysville
Jesse King
Crooksville
W. W. King
F. L. van Gorder
Colorado
Chicago
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I. S. Kinser
McArthur
Mra. Kinser
Dallas
Julia
Robert Fitzgerald
Tre Achauer
John Davey
Ohio University At
Athens
Logan School Board
Supt
Silverthorn
Mice Barsha
John Throewit
Denver
Baraha Work
Lott’s Novelty Store
Real Estate Tranfers
PIKE
Bat Oriom
Iscemarees
Becca Raaban
Harel
Madras
Cheviots
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