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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Weak Kidneys

Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy for kidney troubles and back pain, with 50 years of use and 30 000 endorsements. Mrs Rachel Garner of Loveland Ohio testifies to family relief and recommends Doan's. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.

Doan Rachel Garner Elm St Loveland Ohio Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Local Social Notices and Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement

Community greetings note visits and entertainments across households with names and places from Toledo area. A dated testimonial on Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co promises cures with a notary public attestation. The item includes multiple personal mentions and a public lecture invitation at the Presbyterian church.

Local society notes and community advertisements

Hillsboro visitors D Moorehead and E Moorehead with wives. Mrs Nannie Lytle convalescent. visits by Carney Roush to Frank Smith in Williamsburg. Mrs Martha Thiery from Monterey visits. Rev Walker of Cincinnati fills Presbyterian pulpit. Mrs Cora Prickett and Mrs Rebecca McKibben visit Mrs Joseph White. Arnold Boyce visits parents. chicken pie sale April 11 for M E church. Blythe White buys Moore's Corner grocery. Walter Behymer and Mrs Behymer with Edna Craig visit. Bari Beckett and Elsie Williams wed. Miss Alice Dillon surprised. Amelia Woman's Club officers elected. Also ads for Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment and People's Liniment.

D. Moorehead Hillsboro E. Moorehead Lynchburg Weaver’s Nannie Lytle Carney Roush Frank Smith Williamsburg Martha Thiery Monterey Rev. Walker Cincinnati Cora Prickett Rebecca McKibben Joseph White Rhoda Arnold Boyce M. E. Church Blythe White Moore's Corner Walter Behymer Bethel Edna Craig Georgetown Swem Bari Beckett Elsie Williams Merwin Rader Alice Dillon John Huntington Amelia Woman's Club Va Keen Laura Short Mary Porter Katherine Offut Ethel Beck Elsie Hill

Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits

Miss Flora Johnson spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Lovell and family. Miss Mary Duchemine returned home Saturday from Glendale. Rev. N. BR. Walker of Cincinnati preached in place of Rev. J. B. Harris Sunday evening. J. B. Turner and family visited D. Cover and wife. Leontine Thirey and Grace Snell visited Mrs. Ethel Hobson. Elizabeth South spent one day in Cincinnati last week.

Flora Johnson Mary Lovell Mary Duchemine Glendale N. BR. Walker Cincinnati Presbyterian Church J. B. Harris J.B. Turner D. Cover Leontine Thirey Grace Snell Ethel Hobson Elizabeth South

Local Social Notes and Obituaries From Edenton

Mrs Belle Thompson of Newport Kentucky visits her son Ernest and wife. Miss Jennie Little returns home after absence with sister Mrs P A Ferree who is sick. Mrs Melvina Brunk and son Roy visit Belfast relatives. Mrs Carrie Cramer guests of Mrs Hettie Ridings. Miss Lena Cox returns after two weeks with Miss Donley Milford. Ora Cramer and family Marathon Ohio visit his father. Walter Cramer in city Sunday. Miss Opal Cast Mt Healthy visits parents. Edgar Barr and wife in Cincinnati Saturday. Wm Hawkins, charter member of C U church, dies Friday March 18. funeral Sunday 11 AM conducted by Rev Johnson. interment McCollum cemetery. Wm McKinney dies at Cincinnati hospital March 18 after appendix surgery. funeral at A church Friday, Rev Callon. interment Edenton.

Belle Thompson Newport Ernest Jennie Little P. A. Ferree Melvina Brunk Roy Belfast Carrie Cramer Hettie Ridings Lena Cox Donley Milford Ora Cramer Marathon Walter Cramer Opal Mt. Healthy Edgar Barr Cincinnati Wm. Hawkins C. U. Church Rev. Johnson McCollum Cemetery Wm. McKinney Rev Callon Edenton

Purifying Cleanse Promises Health Boost with Dr King’s Pills

Advert shows Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative that cleanses stomach liver and kidneys of impurities No other laxative should be taken 25c at druggists Also Bucklen’s Arnica Salve offered for assorted injuries and hurts.

Dr. King Bucklen

Local notices and social updates from Covington area

Orville DeVoss of Covington is hosted by H. M. Renner and wife. Mrs. Lydia Lesh is sick. Henry Miller and wife returned from Middletown after wintering with their son. Mrs. D. E. Kirgan of Amelia visits the Molloy family. Miss Amelia Smith leaves for Cincinnati. William Meyer of Madisonville guests T. T. Scott and wife. Mrs. J. B. Knott dies. funeral March 22 and burial at Green Lawn Cemetery Milford. John Holmes returns from St. Wood to attend John Burger’s sickness. Lee Hill and wife visit F. B. Bishop. Courtland Smith of Madisonville visits relatives. Ada Linton of Wilmington visits her ailing father. Mrs. Pearl Hill of Cincinnati stays with her father Samuel Andrews. Ellen Dewey of Norwood’s body brought for burial March 27. Thawing frost and April rains bring colds. Dr King’s New Discovery advertised. J. T. Davis cured of a bad cough. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve also recommended.

Orville DeVoss Covington H. M. Renner Lydia Lesh Henry Miller Middletown D. E. Kirgan Amelia Molloy Amelia Smith Cincinnati William Meyer Madisonville T. T. Scott J. B. Knott Green Lawn Cemetery Milford John Holmes St. Wood Illinois John Burger Lee Hill Belfast F. B. Bishop Courtland Smith Ada Linton Wilmington Pearl Hill Samuel Andrews Ellen Dewey Norwood

Patch Thursday meeting notes and upcoming dates

Fourteen ladies attended the Patch Thursday gathering at Lorie Hill's with a good dinner and productive work. Next meeting set for April 9 at Kate Rice's home. Aunt Mary Johnson sprained her left wrist Tuesday morning. The Literary group meets next at the Junipers on April 3.

Lorie Hill’s Kate Rice Mary Johnson the Literary the Junipers

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad

An ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Nash Pharmacy promotes its cough and cold relief. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds croup whooping cough bronchial and la grippe coughs and quick results for hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing.

Foley Nash Pharmacy Moley Thomas Verron Hancock Mich

Social rounds and visits fill a Sunday

Mrs Charles Uohaney and daughter Katie spent Sunday with Mrs Kate Hunter and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Irwin entertained a number of young folks last Thursday evening. All report a fine time. Mrs Ada Hobson remains on the sick list and Roy and Clarence Hutchinsons two children are sick with colds. Jacob Lange and wife of the city spent the last of the week with N B Wallace Howard Harlow of Cincinnati and Miss Mary Hawthorne of Five Mile were entertained at the home of Henry Harlow and family Sunday. W H Jones and wife entertained to Sunday dinner Marion Hutchinson and Gus Brown and wives. Carroll Jones and wife were Sunday guests of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee Jones. Doyle and wife had for a week end guest Mrs Lydia Clemons of Marathon. Samuel Stymers will leave Tuesday for California where he will spend the summer with his cousin Will Stymets. Marion Hutchinson was in the city recently. Miles Glancy had for Sunday visitors Clarence Varney, Mrs Lydia Varney and Henry Good and wife. Marion Hutchinson and wife had for Saturday evening guests Mr Bill, Clarence Varney, Sam Stymers and Sir Wallace. A Cure for Sour Stomach Mrs Wm M Thompson of Battle Creek Mich writes I have been troubled with indigestion sour stomach and bad breath After taking two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets I am well Those tablets are splendid none better For sale by all dealers.

Charles Uohaney Katie Kate Hunter Frank Irwin Ada Hobson Roy Clarence Hutchinson Jacob Lange City N. B. Wallace Howard Harlow Cincinnati Mary Hawthorne Five Mile Henry Harlow W. H. Jones Marion Hutchinson Gus Brown Carroll Jones Lee Jones Doyle Lydia Clemons Marathon Samuel Stymers California Will Stymets Miles Glancy Clarence Varney Lydia Varney Henry Good Bill Sam Stymers Sir Wallace Stella Sims Oscar Sims Oliver House H. J. Beck Wm. Johnson Camile South O. BE. S Georgetown Chas. Gordon Dave Davis Hortense Si Bluestein John Littleton Rose Marion J. K. Morris Callie Louderback Felicity E. P. Goodwin Zoo Frank Prickett Rebecca McKibben W. T. Elrod Williamsburg Andy Evans Adams County Quinlan Katie Wisbey Ora Davis Batavia Nettie Conrey Linda Jim Myers C. A. Brannock G. G Faul Henry Nell Wayte Lola Wood Mollie Riley Frank West Louise Abbott Yellow Springs O. E. Canter Birch Canter G. G. Bambach Carl Clara Heiss Ripley Will Swing P. D. Milner Chas. Fagley James Burke Mesd Lou Swing Otis Milner Will Milner Ray Williams Bert Swing Chas Davis Kate Milner Minnie Taylor Mary Milner Louise Burke Taylor Havel Wilma Eleanor Swing Will Anderson Eastwood Elory Anderson W. W. Beck Windsor Ill Matney Wilhamsville Emmett Wadeworth F. M. Dudley Mt. Auburn Erwin Mason Enosville Tenn Joseph E. Simpkins John Chehalis Washington Simpkins Grace McNutt Delaware John Stout Bethel William Lower Main Street Studebaker H.B. McNutt Gilbert Maham A. O. Hutchens Frank Smith W. M. Patton Naomi Western College Oxford Ruth Scott Mary Boyd Magnolia Massachusetts H. B. Holden Edith McCollum May McQuillan Fayetteville George Slade H. B Mass Coates McKeever O.L. Towner Main Street Cleve Hoes Joseph Barry Milford Boy Scouts Fulton Building Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Mt. Crab H. B. Phillips Sardinia A. F. Creager Loveland T. G. Foster A. M. Sosa Madisonville Hiley Arewine Harry Hutson Charles Kumler Dayton Wm. Jones Chas. Simons Isabel D. E. South Camile Floyd Turner E. Turner Maple Grove Samuel Harlow Quince Mulloy John Alexander Amanda Britton Ezekiel Pollock D. EB. Stephan Lorain Wm. Lytle G. B. Beacham George McAdams Brintzinhoffer Gay Street J. OC. Dennis Williamsburg Township United Brethren Church Presbyterian Sunday School J.J. Holden J. O. Fuhr Dale Ashton Mabel Curry J. G. Irwin GQ. B. Beacham EH. F. Innis Billa Holmes Vesta Club Franz Bishop Miss Clark H. L. McAdams Chas. McGuire John Heberger Riley McAdams Winchester J. F. Knight G. 8. Frazier Ella Hines

Electric Bitters touted as spring tonic for women

Mrs. J. O. Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with strengthening weak and tired women nursing relatives. The ad claims the tonic aids stomach liver and kidneys, promises relief or money back, and offers bottles at 50 cents and one dollar from druggists.

J. O. van de Lande Kirkland Ill

Community Notices From Bethel and Williamsburg Gather

Local social updates list visits among families in Bethel, Afton, Williamsburg and Cincinnati. Easter social planned by Clover M E Ladies Aid at G P Medary home with 15 cent supper, all welcome. Kidney health ad praises Foley Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy.

Social Gathers and Visits Across Local Towns

Miss Stella Sims visits with her parents and others attend inspections and gatherings in Georgetown Amelia and Williamsburg. Married couples and families travel and host relatives with news of visits, engagements, and a surprise at Will Swing’s home with quilting and games.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Offer Gentle Relief

The advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a mild laxative that cleanses, keeps you regular without griping, and relieves a distended gassy feeling common to stout persons. The notice thanks neighbors and friends for support after the death of Elisabeth EB Duchemin, mentioning Rev Smith and funeral staff.

Nash Pharmacy Elisabeth EB. Duchemin Smith N. T. Daily F. A. Duchemin

Williamsburg Hears News From Monts And Mills

Williamsburg locals report on visitors and residents with Mt. Auburn and Enosville ties, a Chehalis death of Joseph Simpkins, plans to remodel the old livery barn into a Studebaker garage with a feed store, and ongoing church and school activities. Many social visits, scouts hikes to Mt Crab, and community meetings fill the page.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bright MT. Carmel Wood F. B. Brown Newtown Frank Davis Harry Anderson Tusculum Fredas Nor State OF Ohio City OF Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason Notary Public Gary Goshen Arnica West Point Wm.m. Thompson Battle Creek Mich McChesney Mrs. Manning Harry Haskell Ben McKibben Afton Louella Bogart Mrs. Hutchinson Sadie Brown Mollie Medary Woman’s Club Roy Zollars Russel Frazier Jim Campbell Harry Jordan Harvey Demaris Harry Connor J. T. Codling Codling Ella Gladys Walker Lowell Hayworth Harley Walker Ladies’ Aid Society of Clover M. E. Church G. P. Medary N. Fox Himrod N. Y Powis Bourbon Remedy Co J.C. Furr Williamsburg, O Flietcher The Centaur Company Aaa Boott Papel Abbott Olive Eedera B. Hetiane Oreo Bssan Breaenlist Birod St. Lawrence Girard Trust Company Philadelphia Insurance Companie Id Trust Sete Fair Ceemnihihi Sk Voltaire
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