Local candidates seek Democratic primaries in Hocking County
Long list of local names announces candidacy for Sheriff Probate Judge and related posts. Charles A Wright George B Williamson Frank P Martin among speakers. party primary decisions and counties named including Heaton Township and numerous counties across Ohio. Voter notices and district references appear throughout.
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Hocking County
Heaton Township
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Mr. Bolltor
Sheritot Hoexing County
Democraticc Orimary
George B. Williamson
Hotton
Frank P. Martin
Notice of Democratic State Convention in Ohio 1905
Notice of the Democratic State Convention held under the Den Mate Central Committee order. Delegates from each county, per primary and convention rules, will assemble in Columbus on June 37 and 28 1905 to nominate state office candidates for the November election. Credentials due to the Central Committee. arrangements include delegates, alternates, and specified meeting times.
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Probate Court Receives Multiple Estate Actions
Probate court records show private sale orders, inventories, and appraisals in several estates. Henry Hansel and Otto E. Shaw acted as Administrators for Gordon and Boling respectively, with dates in April to June 1905. The docket includes bonds, deeds, assignments, and final accounts, plus probate actions for Earl Carpenter and the will of Samuel S. Mauke.
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Henry Hansel
Admr
George W. Gordon
John W. Boling
Otto E. Shaw
Sillman Bros. & Co
Murray City
F. I. Bright
T. A. Wharton
Admi
Wm. A. Wharton
Wm. M. Bowen
Earl Carpenter
Samuel
Mauke
A. W. Mauk
Appraisers Appointed for James Stukley Estate
An application for the appointment of appraisers was filed on June 16. L. R. Ruble serves as administrator and the named appraisers include D. HH. Lappen, Robert Longstreth, and Charles Nonemaker.
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James Stukley
L. R. Ruble
Admr
D. HH. Lappen
Robert Longstreth
Charles Nonemaker
Reunion of Civil War veterans from Co E 90th in Hocking County
Surviving members of Co E and Co FE 90th Regiment V.O.I. gathered at John W. Tritsch's Second Street residence for a social reunion. Veterans shared army stories and Civil War relics, with a group portrait taken to honor scattered mates. Attendees included John W. Tritsch 59, Joseph Collins 57, W. J. Bowers 67, Jonathan Shaw 65, Samuel B. Crow 50, James H. Mitchell 61, Thomas Meldrim 71, Ward M. Woodard 64, Handley Hellyer 66, Samuel W. Poland 61, Joseph Marshall 64, H. S. Brown 65.
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John W. Tritech
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Logan
John W. Tritsch
Joseph Collins
W. J. Bowers
Jonathan §. Shaw
Samuel B. Crow
James H
Freight crew travels for test on new engine
Around the Cat Jacob Savey is off for a few days. Ed Lay at East Clay ton and W. M. Deeds, train master, plus W. N. Rundie, dispatcher, were in Logan Saturday. R. C. Norton and W. J. Galbrover, H. V. dispatchers at Columbus, visited Logan Tuesday. Engine 226, a new eight driver consolidated, with Engineer Lehman and Conductor Wilson, went to Welston Wednesday for a test trip. It will bring fourteen hundred tons into Logan. Train master Deeds accompanied the crew. F. L. Dolingon was off Wednesday, W. Shaw filled Pomory run. C. Drewsler, a new extra passenger brakeman, was in Harry, Green’s place Wednesday and Thursday. Charlie Mank, engineer in the Lancaster yards, was in Logan Saturday and Sunday. P. U. L. Dates of Columbus served Mr. Cox at New Straitville for a few days this week.
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Ed Lay
East Clayton
Logan
W. M. Deeds
W. N. Rundie
R.C. Norton
W. J. Galbrover
H. V
Columbus
Lehman
Wilson
Welston
Deeds
F.L. Dolingon
W. Shaw
C. Drewsler
Harry
Green
Charlie Mank
Lancaster Yards
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Mr. Cox
New Straiteville
Grim Reaper Claims Several Local Residents in Brief Notices
Mrs John Bright of Marion Township died Wednesday morning at home from consumption of the lungs. Funeral at Mt Pleasant Church Friday. Mrs Henry Graham aged 75 died Sunday night at her son Frank Grahams home three miles south of Logan. funeral at home Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev Williams, burial at Smiths Chapel. John Gruner son of Philip Gruner near Enterprise died at Epileptic Hospital in Gallipolis Monday. body brought to Logan Tuesday and buried Oak Grove Cemetery Wednesday. services at Hunter Street Lutheran Church by Rev Spoehr. Mrs Elizabeth Sweeney of Columbia, former Logan resident and mother of Pat Sweeney, died Wednesday in Columbus of paralysis of the bowels. services in Columbus, body brought to Logan Friday, interred Oak Grove Cemetery. daughters Miss Ella Sweeney, Mrs Anna Lessort, Mrs Forrester, and son William, and granddaughter Ida Doebele were present at interment.
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Marion Township
Mt. Pleasant Church
Henry Graham
Frank Graham
Logan
Rev. Williams
Smith’s Chapel
John Gruner
Philip Gruner
Enterprise
Gallipolis
Oak Grove
Hunter Street Lutheran Church
Spoehr
Elizabeth Sweeney
Columbia
Loglan
Pat Sweeney
Columbus
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ella Sweeney
Anna [Lessort
Forrester
William
St. Louis
Ida Doebele
Presbyterian Meeting Seeks Pastor and Summer Sermons
Members of the Presbyterian Church are notified of a congregation meeting on Wednesday at 7:80 moderated by Dr. G Walton King of Athens to discuss calling a pastor. Morning sermon The Painless World Evening sermon The Excuse Maker. Sunday at Methodist Church pastor speaks Listening to the Restful Voices of Summer. Youth service planned Sunday evening No Fear of Consequences. John Jones of New Burnitsville visited Logana and leased an old gas company railroad switch to store coal for local sale. he also mentioned J W Gabriel as agent.
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G. Walton King
Athens
John Jones
Jones Coal Company
New Burnitsville
Logan
Gas Companies
J. W. Gabriel
Jones
Logan Pottery and Brick Plant Expands Machinery
A second set of machinery is added in the Logan Brick Mfg Co manufacturing department, enlarging capacity to match drying and kiln expansion. A new conveyor will move clay to brick machines, and the ten kilns at the new plant are to be completed and put into service. Levi King was injured by a partial collapse of an empire duce. Visitors including George Champ and Edward R. Young from Toledo toured local plants, while others like W. W. King and Clarence Mitchell changed roles or monitored operations at Logan Pottery Co. Local residents and workers were noted with routine visits and a serious arm fracture reported for I D Kentner.
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Levi King
George Champ
Toledo
Kerlin Bros
Edward R. Young
R. D. McManigal
Central Ohio Brick and Tile Co
Groveport
Wool for sale leads Logan market buy Wolfe Brothers
Logan notices advertise 200 000 pounds of wool at highest market price by Wolfe Brothers. Also free retinoscopic examinations and guaranteed perfect fit by Robt A Oatley optician. Fruit and vegetable specials at Tiptons. Miscellany of business notes with names and places.
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Wolfe Brothers
Robt. A. Oatley
Northern Ilinois College of Ophthalmology & Otology
Gabriel's Cigar Store
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Tipton’s
Bargains at Scott's Novelty Store Clearance Sale
Clearance sale offers Ladies' Shirt Waists from 18c up to $2.35 and Ladies' Gauze Vests at 60c. White goods ginghams and lawns discounted as the store closes out.
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Scott's Novelty Store
Various Cities Round Trip Fare Notices and Ads
A jumble of dated round trip offers and travel notices cites Detroit Denver Columbus Philadelphia Defiance Findlay Rome and Pittsburgh with return windows from August to October and prices from dollars and cents. Also an advertisement for Lowe Brothers Standard Liquid Paint from Bort & Co Druggists warning of price undercutters.
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