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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
2
The Democratic primary offers ballots listing candidates for the county ticket including central committeemen and delegates to state and district conventions. Voters will choose nominees for county offices, with names grouped under county ticket headings.
Jacob Krishbaum died at his home on Gallagher avenue after a brief illness on June 19 in Logan. He was born in Hocking county near Glhivonville and lived in Logan for 23 years, leaving a wife and five children. Funeral held at St Johns church with interment in Oak Grove cemetery. The family thanks friends and neighbors and local organizations for support and funeral tokens.
The Ladies Aid Society of the U B Church will serve ice cream cake and coffee on the church lawn Saturday evening June 27 1908. The general public is cordially invited to attend.
Several Logan employees attended the Knights of St John convention in Columbus this week. The plant reports full force, new churns and burnished goods line, weekly shipments of 600 to 1000 gallons, and two carloads shipped biweekly. Attendance notes include John White, Emma Hartmann, Thomas Dillon, and others tied to MOCKING CLAY MFG CO and FRANK KESSLER outfits. Local transport and storeroom activity continue with shipments to Racine and Chicago and a new kiln crown being installed.
A raspberry wagon belonging to St. Barniel Boek from near Bronson frightened by a bicycle tumbled as it hit a post. The horse bolted down the street, overturning a Webbs meat market corner, scattering berries everywhere. Nobody was hurt though the wagon and berries suffered damage.
Farm readers are urged to consult listed physicians for alicoeb coniition aid. Names include Dr. A. G. Untley Dr. G. We Beerys Dr A K. Builth Dr H. G. Campbell Dr. G. W. Dollisons O. 8 Woody De J. B. miller.
The morning sermon at the United Baptist Church next Sunday will be on Divine Versus Human Swords. An evening patriotic service features a sermon titled The Greater Force. The public is cordially invited to attend.
The Progressive Pedro club gathered at Mire Laura McCourtney’s home on Inez Friday evening where Mise Emme Snider won a prize after a game of cards. Dainty refreshments followed. The Domestic club plans an afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. F. Armstrong’s Laurelville residence.
The fourth annual Boxwell Commencement at Logan High School chapel featured essays, readings, and music by the L HS Orchestra. Dr. Chub of Ohio University addressed graduates, with Bertha Tannehill winning Lebanon University scholarship and W. S. Stone earning a year’s tuition as a teacher sponsor. Obituary notes include Mrs. Rosina Hildebrand born 1883 Germany died June 11 after paralysis. Family and community send sympathy. A weekend outing near Floyd’s camp drew many locals.
A bountiful home wedding occurred last Saturday morning at the residence of Mr and Mrs O C Pierce. The couple are George Von Auer of Manysillon Ohio and Miss Anna E Pierce of Logan. Dr H J Steward of the Presbyterian church performed the ceremony using the ring service. Von Auer is an assistant superintendent at Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and the bride is a musician. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed for a wedding trip.
The Dew House in Logan has been leased by Harry Ambrose, noted local hotel man, who will assume charge around July 15. The Nelsonville Buckeye lauds his arrival as a step toward improved accommodations for travelers, a welcomed necessity.
Trainmaster Frang of Columbus passes through Logan Monday en route to the River Division. Excursions last Sunday surpassed any cannon and taxed accommodations to capacity. Messrs Ben Persig and Pat O'Grady view the sights Monday in Logan. Hocking Valley adds ten new engines from the Locomotive Works, numbers 258 into the 260s.
One way second class tickets and return offers across multiple routes and dates. Includes Hocking Valley Ry to Columbus and various cities such as Toronto Cambridge Mt. Vernon Detroit Akron Saratoga Wellston Elyria and Put-in-Bay with half fare or special rates for select July dates and return deadlines. Individual agents and contact details referenced for booking inquiries.
Haydenville lawn tennis tournament featured players from Haydenville and Logan with Bright Sanderson Woodworth Perley McLain Rochester Bagby and others. Matches included doubles wins for Bright Sanderson over Woodworth Perley and for Woodworth McLain over Rochester Bugby. Mrs Woodworth won two games with Miss Bugby and Sanderson Bagby beat McLain Perley in two of three. An elegant supper followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Woodworth.
Noklee announces probate filings in Hoel County Ohio. Wilhelmina Gibson guardian of Joel Guston seeks third and inkleetitenent hearing on July 1 at 9:00 AM. The affidavit and will come on for further convention at the courthouse.
An advertisement extols Mr. and Mrs. Lingerfield as opticians offering pre examinations, glasses, and eyesight remedies with extravagant statistics across several Ohio towns. It describes symptoms of astigmatism and claims corrective glasses can resolve them, citing endorsements from Lancaste r and other towns while urging visit without medical testing.
The Lancaster Republican extols Mr. and Mrs. Lingerfield opticians praising their skill, fair dealing, and patient satisfaction. Letters from Julia McMillan describe relief from decades of eye strain and blurred distance after obtaining glasses. The couple run a Park Hotel area practice in Dayton offering precise lens grinding and guaranteed two year frames.
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