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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

8

Carbonhill News Sketches Town Life and Visitors

A local Carbonhill column lists visits by John Ross and Charley Stevens to nearby residents, notes social calls in Nelsonville and Murray City, and mentions town events. It describes Carbonhill’s location on the H V Ry branch from Straiteville to Nelsonville, its population about 850, and a mix of businesses and social activity, including churches, schools, gambling dens, and debates over secret orders and dances shaping town life.

Chas Downhour Murray City John Smith Longstreth Parks Tom Thomas McAllister Carbonhill Onto Devoceat Gonu H. V. Ry Straiteville Nelsonville Elmirch Nance

Pine Grove church notes and family events

Homer Pursell and family from Black Dock attended Pine Grove church services. Rev. A Krad preached there last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Julia Drosbuck plan a wedding at Ligon on Tuesday.

Homer Kitehon Black Dock Pine Grove Chiroh Lacs Pine Grove A. Krad End Mra Julia Drosbuck Wiels Ta Toreday

Pine Grove Church News and Local Visits

Town of Peeverx Lews 2 Other and Clara and Enid Cupp visit Mary Karshner of Little Pine on Tuesday. Miss Maggie Mason of Circleville attended Pine Grove last Sunday. Rev. Henderson and wife visited John Dresback and family on Wednesday. Orla Reed trip to Logan. Will Harsh bought a new Plano binder and plans to cut wheat this year. Rueben Dreshack flew to Logan on Tuesday. George Reed bought a new buggy. John and Mrs. Ebert of Laurelville visited Medavah Painter and family this week. G W Cupp visited Laurelville on Wednesday. Born to John Vorbet and wife Kon. Charley Sawyer from near Zanesville hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Dresback. George Cupp attended St John Church quarterly meeting Saturday. Pine Grove Church to preach Sunday evening by Rev G Henderson.

Clara Enid Cupp Mary Karshner Little Pine Maggie Mason Circle ‘Ville Pine Grove Henderson John Dresback Orla Reed Logan Will Harsh Lise A Rueben Dreshack George Reed John Ebert Laurelville Medavah G. W. Cupp John Vorbet Kon Charley Sawyer Zanesville Pea George Cupp St. John Church Pine Grove Church G. Henderson

Local Social notes from Gibisonville and area

Gibisonville and Logan guests visit families across the region. Several residents report Sunday and weekend visits including the Kline and Brashares households. A new organ purchased by Cora Kline is noted alongside multiple family visits and a newborn listed for Sam and wife. Bertha Miller returns to work after a home visit.

Bloomingville News and Events Report

Bloomingville residents attended Oddfellows Decoration at Adelphi and a large crowd watched Uncle Tom's Cabin here last night. Bridge repairs continue after floods south of town, and a baseball game with South Bloomingville vs Same Creek was postponed due to bad weather. A trip to Laurelville on a handcar occurred, Jerle Thomas visited friends in Tarlton, and local stores report thriving business. Last week Mr. George Starkur Lorwerly died at Cheeville and was brought to town for burial in the Liberty Cemetery.

Adelphi R. R South Bloomingville Same Creek Laurelville Jerle Thomas Tarlton Oddfellows Che So Bloomingville H “Wlephona Sthesch Henry Gordon Cliftie Walker George Starkur Cheeville

Brave hunter loses bag on wild animal quest at Amsterdam park

A local tale tells of a man who braves a jungle trek to bag a wild animal near Amsterdam. After a long chase and a second wagon load, the catch vanishes upon arrival at the park, later found confined in a cage and released to curb pests. The hunter returns home in sorrow and declares retirement from the field. Local notices mention Andrew Wright visiting Logan, Mrs Nonemaker gathering cherries, Daniel Dowler planting corn, and Alax Hunsiecker busy carpentry work for Poling and a hogpen for Rarick.

Jonah Hinmelf Amsterdam Peetel Minerva Enys Deuse Andrew Wright Logan C. EB. Wright Alax Hunsiecker

Maxville Commencement at Monday Creek School in Odd Church

Saturday night exercises at Maxville M E Church honored graduates from Monday Creek Township. Prof James V Hyns gave the main address, W P Nelson delivered the opening, and Prof A C Woods organized the program. District No 1 lists three graduates, No 2 two, No 4 one, and No 7 one. The dedication at Old Bethel in Fairfield County drew a large crowd with Rev D R Bigger delivering the sermon.

Monday Creek Township M. E Maxville Gaven James V. Hyns W. P. Nelson A.C. Woods Monday Creek Tp Invoenton Og. Hey Ste Charies Nixon Dorens Mohler Axl D. R. Bigger Presbyterian Synod of the Alexander Poling John Bowman Lew Ricketta Noah Wulf D. Henricks Hardy Fles Cukau Anne Manville

Union Furnace Residents Attend Local Events and Visits

Union Furnace, Mr. B Backus and family of Nelsonville were Sunday guests. Backus and wife and Mr. Rauley Kelly visited Lancaster last Thursday. Barbara Bort of Logan visited Elizabeth Cochran. Earle Goodwin of Logan stayed overnight. Boxwell commencement honored two graduates Loyd Bennets and Porter McLain with Fred Bright of Logan delivering the address. Several locals attended K of P lodge in Logan.

B. Backus Nelsonville Backus Rauley Kelly Lancaster Barbara Bort Logan Elizabeth Cochran Earle Goodwin Boxwell Loyd Bennets Porter McLain Fred Bright Vaughn Kelley O. U Io Dr. Beery Rd. Oliver K. of DP Fid. Kelly Arch Lagore Jesse Beery A. L. Cochran dJamon Weed Frank Courter Josephine Bowen Eva Kort John Bowen Wm. Davia Straitsville Mise Maud Myers Besa Boyles George du

Notable Gate Clash Report From Musville Park Muddle

A shaky report from Musville Park on the bone hall gate between the Mogelite flat nine and Creminevite room at Rethaay 10th could not provide results due to the Moxville editor’s absence and reporters being tony.

Rethaay Musville Park Moxville Tony

Guilty Anyhow Sergeant Sharp Faces Court Martial

Fragmentary OCR narrates a regimental scene with a sergeant named Sharp, a corporal, and marching commands. It hints at a disciplinary case for talking in ranks and potential punishment, but the text is garbled and unclear about outcomes or formal charges.

Sharp Haiti Murphy

A Quination Decided Debate Question Emerges

A fragment recalls a man from a debating society debating influence between reward and punishment. A grand jury member, Reeter, questions graft investigations noting questionable evidence confluence and obscure terms amid terse dialogue.

Reeter Gr

Two Women Claim Peruna Help for Spring Catarrh

A letter from Katelle Campbell of Ville, Tennessee, credits Peruna with restoring her health after a long period of overwork and nerve strain. A New York City reader, Frank Williams, reports malaria and a run down condition improved after two months on Peruna. The advertisement touts Peruna as a narcotic free, permanent tonic for spring catarrh and nervous prostration, with confidential correspondence.

Sayete Fee Matella Campbell Wish Street Ville, Tonn Peruna Katelle Campbell Perina Bilvers iBtherrest New York City Grand Recorder Daughters of Amércans Frank Williams Virat Presbyterian Church Captain Capitol Golf Club Portina

Fire safety notes urge careful home inspections by residents

An inspector from the fire marshal’s office warns of exterior hazards from siding outhouses and nests, chimney condition, and sparks fires. It details gas odors gas pipe entry shielding electric wires near gas lines and the risk from pipes, hot air ducts, and gas fixtures. It warns about matches in closets rubber gas connections stoves near woodwork and the need for home self inspection.

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John Ross Jobn Nia G. W. Ross Charley Stevene Chas. Green Elmer Bay John Browser Bochtellsat Wm. Dane Longatreth Miss Inboden Near Logan Blossers Wm. Grith Peeverx Lews Gibisonville Mr. J. Lait Rachel Rouse Cora Kline C. G. Miller J. Carr JD. Carr South Perry J. Seesaltz Has Mattie Rouse Sam Smith Patsy Brashares Iretta Miller Clara Brashares Minnie and Wark Hackman Rey, Douden Jackson County Bertha Miller Bord Bell Dogwood Bottom Union Furnace Sis Mr. Nicofella Sergius Oruin Sallust Christ Sergius London Saturday Review Estelle Campbell S$ B G. W. Dollison
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