Haster entertainment draws well attended Afton event
The Afton Sunday school program last Sunday afternoon drew a large audience and featured an excellent presentation. Mrs. William Drummond visited Mrs. L. H. Marsh, Miss Lona Wood returned from a city visit, and Mrs. Eben Rhoade of Williamsburg spent Sunday with James Glancy and family. Easter entertainment drew many from Williamsburg to the local event. Ethel Meek of Clover visited home folk, while J. C. Foler family and J. G. Irwin family, both of Williamsburg, called on QO. Dudley Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
William Drummond
L. H. Marsh
Lona Wood
Viswt
Eben Rhoade
Williamsburg
James Glancy
Ethel Meek
Clover
J.C. Foler
J. G. Irwin
Dudley
Local Social Roundup and Health Ad from Town
A Sunday gathering lists residents visiting relatives in Blanchester Milford Newtonville and Dayton with mentions of Mr. Gibson Mrs. Frey Miss Snider and others. Dr Kings New Life Pills is praised for chills consumption biliousness and headaches as a trusted family medicine option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. H. Brown
Pittefield, Vt
Presbyterian Sunday School reorganizes at Nicholls ville
The Nicholsville Presbyterian Sunday School set new officers for the year with Superintendent William Dunn and a slate including assistant Frank Gardner secretary Georgia McNair and Emma McNair treasurer Lulu Phillips assistant Marie Dunn. Local families hosted dinners and visitors from Walnut Hide and Amelia attended church-related social events and sickness noted as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Wm. Dunn
Frank Gardner
Georgia McNair
Emma McNair
Lulu Phillips
Marie Dunn
William Corbin
Hester Frank McNeal
James McMurchy
Emmett ‘Shannon
Walnut Hide
Fannie Corbin
Dr. Behymer
Amelia
Doctor Shoop's Restorative Promoted in Castoria Ad
An advertising notice extols Dr Shoop's Restorative for weak stomach heart and kidneys claiming it strengthens the internal nerves and organs. The appeal notes the remedy is directed at the cause of ailments and urges trial with promise of improvement, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Dr Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Local Social Roundup and Event Notices
Miss Emma and Henrietta Worthington spent Sunday at James McFeeters. A millinery opening by Miss Bresiin drew a large crowd. The grand ball and euchre at the town hall will be held April 10 with Vera Cruz Church benefiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma and
Henrietta Worthington
James McFeeters
Mary Works
Mc Breslin
A. W. Predmore
Joe Carr
Bernard Rooselett
Fayetteville
F. A. Ireton
Newtonsville
Lottie Smith
A. W. Gauche
Geo. W. Cooper
Hillsboro
Bessie Bresiin
Rev. Dodson
Bethel
Christian Church
Claude Crawford
Buford
Daisy Rosselott
Town Hall
Vera Cruz Charch Church
Electric Bitters claimed to cure kidney and back pain
An ad warns of river accidents from careless boatmen and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney weakness, back pain, and other ailments. It quotes a testimonial from IR. Blankenship of Belk, Tennessee, and notes a 50c price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
IR. Blankenship
Belk
Tenn
Sunday Chapel Sermon Draws Noted Attention
Rev dwin Preil delivered a very able discourse at the Chapel Sunday night. Miss Lilian Walker spent Wednesday in the city. A number of our young people attended the examination at Georgetown Saturday. Mrs ow yan spent last week at Dayton with the Barr family. The Walker and Ireton families attended the Presbyterian competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Goodwin
Norwood
W.P. Richards
Clara Lockhheart
Halington
D. B. Elisberry
S. Ford McCall
Charleston
W. Va
John Stout
Williamsburg
Blood Pharmacy
Harry Thomas
Benton Medery’s
Clover
Bell Hill
RB. C. Rose
al Stewer
Lon Hall
St. Louis
W. L. Swing
F. B. Crane
City
David Strickland
Geo, Girardy
Misa Blanche Willis
T. W. Weaver
Georgetown
Geo
Halse
Keith
Chas, Gray
Dwin Preil
Lilian Walker
Mra
Ow Yan
Dayton
Cure Barr
Walker
Ireton
Presbyterian
Church at Williamsburg to Erect New Building This Summer
Mentions a church at Williamsburg planning a new church building to be erected this summer. Notes social and local visits including F. G. L. society meeting at Mr. Ruffner’s home on Friday evening April 23. Records guests and neighbors visiting and local projects like a bridge on the new pike between here and Marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Piave
F. G. L. Society
Ruffner
G. W. Ireton
Burgette
James Bunyan
Harley Caldwell
Mr. Hawthorne
Five Mile
C. W. Caldwell
Newtonsville
James Caldwell
Wm. Hutchinson
New Pike
Here
Marathon
Thomas Walker
Hastwood
One Weak Spot and Kidney Pills Ad
An old advertisement style piece urges back pain as kidney trouble and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co as a cure. It includes customer testimonial from Fred Brenner of Georgetown Ohio and mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy via The Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fred Brenner
Green Street
Georgetown
Ohio
Doan
Local Socials and Notices From Town and Nearby
Mrs. Kate Williams hosts guests from New Richmond and Cincinnati along with Mt. Washington visitors. Funeral of William Armstrong in Indiana. remains laid to rest in New Town cemetery. Nurse Jessie Humphries from Spears Hospital visits Dayton, Kentucky. Fire at Mitch Hardwick’s home caused minor damage. Poverty social at town hall raises over 40 with fines. Various visits and moves reported among local families. Doctor Shoop advertisement promotes Rheumatic Remedy with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Williams
Mire
Prigge
New Richmond
Hartzell
Cincinnati
W. Lytle
Mt. Washington
C. M. Lytle
J. J. Armatrong
William
Indiana
Newtown Cemetery
Jessie Humphries
Spears’ Hospital
Dayton
Wm. Hall
Mitch Hardwick
Joseph White
Town Hall
Maud Horn
Batavia
Joan Huntington
Bethel
Mrs. McCann
J. Burke
George Armacost
Pt. Isabel
George Dawson
Mt. Holly
Whit Hartwell
John Purdum
Norwood
Ed Walls
Halington
James Purdum
EB. Amann
Portsmouth
Anna McCann
Ollie Robb
Georgetown
Hattie Robb
Local Notes Then and Now at the Creamery and Village
The French Bros put a caseine plant beside their creamery enhancing the site. Mr and Mrs Ambrose Emery welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Robert Needham celebrates her new grandchild Monroe Hill. Monroe Hill and crew work at Norwood erecting a house for John Goos. Aunt Julius Washburn dies after long illness at her son Johns home. Rev Shriver gave an engaging talk and a funeral followed at the O C F cemetery. Mrs Dr B K Wolf and children visited Lebanon. Mrs T D Van Camp visited Chasetown. Farmers in town debated dairying and its profits. School board extended the term and re employed C W Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Bros
Ambrose Emery
Robert Needham
Monroe Hill
Norwood
John Goos
Julius Washburn
John
Shriver
0.C. F
B. K. Wolf
Lebanon
Chasetown
C. W. Caldwell
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises New Life and Vitality
During spring, Foley's Kidney Remedy supposedly benefits the body by aiding kidney function after winter strain. It purifies blood by stimulating kidneys to expel impurities and is described as pleasant to take. Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Notable Visitors and Local Social Notes
Mrs G M Roudebush reports cold Chicago weather during a two week stay. Blaine Sell of South Lebanon visited Milton Schooley over Sunday. Philip Emery of Morrowtown and his wife visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Harry McCollum and Mrs E P Roudebush are listed as sick. Mr and Mrs Grossnickle visited Mr Whiteneck and wife at Modest Sunday. Aubie Bigham and wife reside with B Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Roudebush
Chicago
Blaine Sell
South Lebanon
Milton Schooley
Philip Emery
Morrowtown
Harry McCollum
E. P. Roudebush
Grossnickle
Mr. Whiteneck
Aubie Bigham
B. Morris
Hyde Park Residents Gather for Easter and Local Notices
Hyde Park residents and families spent Easter Sunday with relatives and friends. The graduating high school class includes Mabel Foster, Mabel Long, Georgia Harrie, Addie Harlow, Isabelle Foster, Fannie Davidson, Nellie Carpenter, Lucy Curtis, Hugh Davidson, Stanley Johnson, Simeon Moorehead, Harry Hines, Harry Parnell, Canby Moore, and Le Terhune. Several visits and social events are noted, including Mrs. Hattie Davidson and Mrs. George Moyer in the city, Rosa Kline of Batavia visiting her daughter, and a large M. & church choir party at Dr. J ei Allen’s residence. Local residents also mention property transactions, brief travels, and a promotional note offering Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee samples via a no-drip coffee strainer offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Reed
John Maham
Hyde Park
Altha McAdams
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Mabel Foster
Mabel Long
Georgia Harrie
Addie Harlow
Isabelle Foster
Fannie Davidson
Nellie Carpenter
Lucy Curtis
Hugh Davidson
Stanley Johnson
Simeon Moorehead
Harry Hines
Harry Parnell
Canby Moore
le Terhune
City
Hattie Davidson
George Moyer
Rosa Kline
Batavia
Clarence Curis
G. L. Hines
Vesta Club
William Cowquill
J. B. Reed
Mabel
Beatrice
Ida Ort
William Ireton
M.B. Griggs
Lowell Weaver
Connersville
Indiana
F. L. Weaver
A. C. Hutchens
Commencement plans and social notes from the community
The high school commencement is set for Friday evening April 30 while the grammar school ceremony will follow on a later date. An alumni banquet is planned for Saturday evening May 1. Local residents and visitors from Portsmouth Walnut Hills Chicago and other nearby towns appeared in a string of social notes and travel mentions including Miss Lizzie McClain of Portsmouth visiting friends here and D P Moreton of Chicago enjoying Easter with family. An advertisement promotes Poley’s Honey and Tar and Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets with pharmacies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie McClain
Portsmouth
R. L. Johnston
Walnut Hills
W. G. Patrison
D. P. Moreton
Chicago
Winnie Yates
U. S. Signal Corps
Cuba
Mary Kayser
Norwood
Charles Kayser
Marie Chambers
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Fred Fridman
New Richmond
Allie Mound
City
Henry Wenzel
Howard Cox
Colorado
Charley Cox
Indianapolis
Georgiana Pattison
Woodward High School
Julia Moreton
Paul
J. Lemar
Charley Wood
L. ©. Pattison
Batavia
Zilla Howard
St. Bernard
Bessie Boys
D.B. Moreton
Maysville
J. W. Miller
Manchester
Ed Williams
Steamer Courier
White waist ruined by rosin soap and a remedy
A reader laments Mrs. Henderson's ruined white waist from rosin in common yellow soap. The writer recommends rewashing with Haly Teak soap, which contains no rosin, claiming it prevents streaks and rot. The ad touts Baay Task as a wonder for clothes and workers, costing more than cheap soaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Henderson
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