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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

2

Lingerfield Opticians Visit Logan for Free Eye Examinations

New York opticians Mr. and Mrs. Lingerfield will be in Logan at the Rempel Motel from Monday June 22 to Saturday June 27 offering free eye examinations. They claim headaches and nervous issues from defective eyesight can be corrected with specially ground lenses, backed by testimonials from Lancaster and other Ohio towns.

Export Opticians of New York Logan Rempel Motel Witc VALEX W. Parido Ligerfeld Thays LingenBela T Iy Aves Pautna J. W. Hughes Lancaster Willie Logly Julia McMillen East Walnut Street Ohio Lingerfield Opticians Hancaster Fairfield County New Lexington Tribune Park Hotel Lingerfields Mrs. Lingerfield Bute Obie Mra Lingerfald

Ohio Democrat weekly paper poem excerpt

A fragment from The Ohio Democrat presents a humorous or satirical verse about a young king and his queen, mentioning a post office in Logansport and a reckless queen. The piece reads as a local literary aside rather than a straight news item, lacking a clear event or reportable action.

Democratic Primary Election Ticket Summary

County election held Saturday to choose candidates for fall races, delegates to state conventions, and county committeemen. Full portion to be published next issue. County ticket lists Horshort Por Ynfemnwey and other names, with state convention delegates and affiliates.

Howen Wee Nonna Dea Floyd

Logans Logan Telephone lineman injured in fall

Bud Rumbaugh twenty year old lineman for the Logan Home Telephone Co fell fifteen feet from a pole near the Mayor's office. The fall crushed the heel and caused other minor injuries. He is a native of St Marys and will be taken there when able.

Bud Rumbaugh Logan Home ‘Telephone Co Mr. Rumbaugh St. Marys

Fire near Miss Naomi Jones ignites corduroy couch

Last Saturday evening Naomi Jones struck a match and the head flew off and lodged in the fringe of a corduroy couch. The fringe caught fire and flames spread in both directions. Prompt action by several men who rushed in and carried out the burning piece prevented a serious blaze.

Naomi Jones

Logan Pottery and Clay Works Output Grows Fast

Factory news from Logan and Hocking Clay works reports full employment across departments. About 96,000 bricks daily, heavy shipments to Boston New York and Chicago, and 8 percent plus investment prospects in company stock. Local visitors include J P Stoneburner and R E Stevenson with positive trade reactions. New machinery boosts capacity and hand carving remains prized for fall lines. Ladies Aid at U B Church to serve bake sale and ice cream June 27 1908.

Caphelty Loegan Otto Hartman Dallay Sunderland Vernon Campbell Lawrence Gano Fred Whalen John Davey Logan Forrekyco J.P. Stoneburner Crooksville Logan Pottery R. EK. Stevenson New Plymouth Emma Hartmann Chillicothe Boston New York Chicago George Miller A. Mayoon Columbus Springfield Jim Poling Brown Abe Poling Oroville Logan Mpg, CO Minderhant Grand Rapids

Memorial services for local Knights and Maccabees groups

Memorial services were held for the Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters at the M E Church and United Brothers while the Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees gathered at the U B Church. Delegates spoke on friendship charity and benevolence as crowds decorated graves and honored departed members in Logan. A wedding party on a train trip from Circleville to Lancaster and Circleville to Logan was described with playful escapades and celebrations.

Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Sisters Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees M.E. Church United Brothers Methodist White Rathbone O.W. H. Wright F. J. Bright H. Jd. Woodworth Logan Knights Ladies of the Maccabees Dr. Sanders U. B

Pay car and rail line activity at the depot

The pay car visited Monday and Tuesday as Bert Engle returned to work after a week in Chicago. Jess Voris ran the Gore Limited on Tuesday while Matchmore operated a branch special. A minor derailment occurred Friday near McArthur’s and McArthur Junction when a broken car caused others to jump the track. no injuries were reported.

Bert Engle Chicago Jess Voris Matchmore McArthur S McArthur Junction

Sunday Services At Three Churches

Next Sunday morning the M E church will host Rev T B White with The Sure Source of Help and Comfort and evening services follow. The A B church will have Rev Sanders preaching both morning and evening. The Presbyterian church presents Dr H J Steward with Five Views of Religion in the morning and Seasons From the Many Recent Calamities at 7 30 p m.

M. EK T. B. White A. B. Church Sanders H. J. Steward Presbyterian Church

Young Ladies Pedro Club Hosts Monday Evening

The Young Ladies Pedro club was entertained on Monday evening at the home of Mrs Harriet Juergensmeir. Miss Zella Schwenke won a china plate prize. Dainty refreshments were served. Miss Josephine Rochester hosted the Sewing Circle on Monday evening with sewing and music, followed by refreshments. The Sewing Circle plans a picnic this afternoon on the lawn at Mrs Wiley Thurness's home.

Pedro Sun Pedro Club Misa Harriet Juergensmeir Zella Schwenke Josephine Rochester Wiley Thurness

Flag Day Observed by Rochester Relief Corps

Flag Day was observed by members of J. EK Rochester W R C No 826 with a ceremonial program tracing the flag’s history. Recitations and tributes were offered to the flag by the W A C and Boys, followed by a social with sixteen G A S members treated to ice cream. A vote of thanks closed the exercises.

J. EK Rochester W R. C Relief Corps G. A Rellah

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