Proven Kidney Remedy Endures For Mrs. Jones
For months Batavia readers praised Dean's Kidney Pills with Mrs. Clinton Jones of Augusta Street New Richmond Ohio testifying she suffered three years with kidney trouble back pain nervousness poor rest and dizziness The remedy improved her condition from the first two boxes cured her and over two years later she confirms the permanent cure Price 50 cents at all dealers Doan's Kidney Pills Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Dean
Clinton Jones
Augusta St
New Richmond
Ohio
Doan
Local Social News and Obscure Advertisements Recap
A collage of Sunday visits and guests across Bethel Newberryport Mooreshill and nearby towns includes Mrs Paul and Mrs Harriet Pathe Dr fiutt Mrs Eppley Mrs Wilda Warren Miss Mariel Terri and many others. Obituary notes mention Lewis Gall dying of paralysis and burial in Cincinnati. Local business and notices include Frank J Cheney Co and Ohio Farmers Insurance agent in Batavia offering Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Harriet
Pathe
Bethel
Tenny
Newberryport
Mass
Fiutt
Eppley
Corn Ely
Wilda Warren
May Moyer
Amelia Woman’s Club
Mariel Terri
Lewis Furlong
Elizabeth Gardner
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A.W. Gleason
J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
School Closes Friday After Term With Miss Kel lum
Community notices report the school will close Friday after a successful term with Miss Lucille Kellum as teacher. The item also records births and local gatherings, including Violet Walker’s 18th birthday and multiple visits among families. Spring is praised though rheumatic pains linger for some.
Bantam Community Notes On Services And Local Events
Communion services will be observed at the Presbyterian church next Sunday. An Assembly convention will excuse Rev Simp son from further charge of the church after June. O E Hatfield and Wilbur Mattox traveled to Georgetown with maple syrup on Friday. John Johns will leave the section gang to raise tobacco on the Pink ham farm. A memorial service for Methodist ministers buried in the local cemetery will be held May 6 at another church. Wm Baird attends his niece’s funeral in Russellville. Hazel Browns birthday dinner hosted by O T Brown featured several young guests. Visitors from the city stay with local families over the weekend. School closes Friday after a successful term and Ki C ill and Miss Clara Ely lead a program. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Assembly
Simpson
O. E. Hatfield
Wilbur Mattox
Georgetown
John Johns
Pinkham
A. Pinkham
Laurel Grange
Williamsburg
Othel Church
Wm. Baird
Russellville
Lalliette
O. T. Brown
Hazel
Margaret Norris
Catherine Munroe
Gracie Badgey
Nathalie Knight
Helen Ely
Ruhana Rown
Viola Moore
Bantam
Wilma Swing
Edna Little
Bethel
Celeste Knight
Ruth Brown
Zelma Brown
D. HB. Hook's
Ray Vance
Chas. Walker’s
Stanley Fletcher
Mr Montgomery
Constipation Behind Bowel Toxins Warned in Ad Copy
An old advertisement claims constipation poisons the system as bowel waste fails to exit. It asserts Chamberlain's tablets rapidly relieve the condition and are obtainable everywhere.
Social Notes From East Fork Valley Local Visits and News
East Fork Valley social column reports T A Pinkham and wife with C E Wilson family weekend visit. Hstetla Kain and Bertha Miller toured Rev George Kain family at Oakley. R Morehead and wife visited Harry Jackson. Q E Wilson family and sons joined Grange at Williamsburg where Pinkham helped confer degrees. Mrs Ed Wilson entertained at Mrs R C Justice’s. typhoid fever for Earl Davidson. Covington Ky marriage of O O Mattox and Miss Camillena Bower reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Pinkham
C. E. Wilson
Hstetla Kain
Bertha Miller
George Kain
Oakley
R. Morehead
Harry Jackson
S. Q. E. Wilson
Eldon
Grange
Williamsburg
Pinkham
Ed Menefee
Richard Hatcher
Earl Davidson
Dr. Allen
Ed Wilson
R.C. Justice
O. O. Mattox
Camillena Bower
Bethel
Covington
Mamie Johns
Little Daughter
Measles and Child Illnesses Rise This Spring
Notice urges vigilance as illness numbers rise with more children affected by measles and whooping cough. It warns that colds can weaken immunity and invite serious diseases. Foley's Honey and Tar advertised at Nash Pharmacy as a cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s
Nash Pharmacy
Married at the parsonage in Greenberry
Homer Ashton and Pearl White of Greenberry wed at the parsonage in April. J A Rilea recovers from a bruised foot from an ax. School closed Friday for exercises. Otto Kettler and wife attended the funeral of her brother Chas Bauer of Maple Grove last Tuesday. Rev and Mrs Wright visited Geo Kuhn's family at Asbury and attended cottage prayer. Harry Kuhn and family of Mt. Washington visited Russel and Mabel Jones. Ladies meet Wednesday at sewing room. Mrs Gernon guests of Mrs John Vogt. Mr Sperry and wife visited L P Moore. Classon Jones and wife with home folks. Howard McDonald at has parents. Ernst Bickmore and wife of New Richmond at Mrs Wm McDonald's. Mrs John Vogt and Mrs Gernon visited Mrs 0 McGuire and Mrs Speidel at Willowville. Mr and Mrs Charles Meier celebrated their golden wedding last Sunday with daughters Mrs O Hankey and Miss Alma Meir present. The venerable couple are recipients of sincere felicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ashton
Pearl White
Greenberry
J. A. Rilea
D. A. Judd
Otto Kettler
Chas, Bauer
Maple Grove
Mt. Washington
Russel
Mabel Jones
Gernon
John Vogt
Sperry
L. P. Moore
Classon Jones
Howard McDonald
Ernst Bickmore
New Richmond
Wm. McDonald
Wm. McDonald’s
0. McGuire
Speidel
Willowville
Charles Meier
O. Hankey
Alma Meir
M. Meier
John Steurer
Emerson
Charles Fox
Blanchester
Albert Steurer
Mary Hughes
Nice
Norma Miller
Everett Codling
Norwood
J. B. Cover
Theresia Beacham
Laura Thomas
Linwood
Martha Hancock
City
M. F. McNutt
J. P
Nicholas Kain
Cincinnati
A. T. Kain
Kate McNutt
Maggie McAdams Hall
G. Hall
Philadelphia
McNutt
Elmer Meyers
Walter Bishop
James
Rose
Angola Lodge
Ella May Burnet
Concord
G. W. Slade
Fred Dunham
J. M. David
H. O. Gray
Edward Schwartz
Maysville
G. King
Carroll Jones
John Amiot
Williamsburg Township
Clover
Anna McAdams
Moscow
Katie McNutt
H. McNutt
Ery
H. B. McNutt
Walnut Hills
Eleanor Converse
Addie B
Solomon Newberry
United Brethren Church
Dama Johnson
Walter Dion Smith
Lulu Johnson
Earl Thornburg
James Rose
Sunny
Warren
Walter Carter
Ella McAdams
Marie Curry
Ruth Moyer
Ft. Thomas
Edward Bishop
E. B. Holmes
Sallie Agin
Batavia Friends
Foley Kidney Pills Cure Claimed by Kentucky Mother
A Bagdad Kentucky mother reports her daughter’s kidney trouble improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys, correct bladder troubles, stop rheumatic pains and backache, and relieve sore muscles and stiff joints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Safe Medicine for Children Cough Remedy Reassuring Choice
Is it safe to give to children is first question for cough medicines. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy lacks narcotics and is praised by mothers for safety and ease of administration. It is said to relieve coughs colds and croup and is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Notable Visits and a Newborn in Owensville Community
In Owensville Miss Ruth and Miss Julia Murphy of Marathon visited brother John Murphy and family Sunday. Clifford Brunk and daughter Elida Maye of Oakley spent the weekend with his parents. A daughter, Carolyn Anne, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Stuart on April 18. Mrs. John Lehrer and Lloyd of Linwood visited M. F. Apgar and family. Mr. and Mrs. Meek of Afton spent Sunday with Dr. W. E. Leever’s family. Gertrude Buerkle shopped in Cincinnati on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Julia Murphy
Marathon
John Murphy
Clifford Brunk
Elida Maye
Oakley
Albert Brunk
Will Stuart
Carolyn Anne
John Lehrer
Lloyd
Linwood
M. F. Apgar
Foley Cathartic Tablets Publicized by Nash Pharmacy
Foley Cathartic Tablets are promoted for cleansing the bowels removing waste matter sweetening the stomach and toning the liver. Advertisers claim they do not gripe nor nauseate are not addicting and provide a light free comfortable feeling. Nash Pharmacy advertises this product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Social visits and gatherings noted around Gernon and Perintown
Mr and Mrs Harry McAfee and family spent Sunday afternoon with M High and wife at Gernon. Mrs M Deep and Mrs F Judd were entertained at Mrs HK Turner of Perintown. Mr and Mrs Fred Schairoth entertained to dinner with Mrs Lotz and daughter Miss Irma from Cincinnati. Mrs Ethel Huetcher of Camp Washington visited home folks. Several attended a play at Owensville. Miss Laura Hartmetz entertained Miss Marie Carlier and Misses Roberta and Mabel Patchell at a dance Friday night. Mrs Rachel Moneyhon visited aunt Mrs S Brown of Batavia. Miss Josephine McAfee visited Misses Lela and Laura Hartmetz. Ends with promotion slip for Foley products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McAfee
M. High
Gernon
M. Deep
F. Judd
HK. Turner
Perintown
Fred Schairoth
Lotz
Irma
Cincinnati
Ethel Huetcher
Camp Washington
Owensville
Laura Hartmetz
Marie Carlier
Roberta
Mabel Patchell
Rachel Moneyhon
S. Brown
Batavia
Josephine McAfee
Lela
Local social notes from Newport and vicinity
Miss Camelena Bowers marries Ora Mattox in Newport on April 21. Cincinnati man W M Scott visited relatives here. many local residents and visitors from Columbia, Williamsburg, Dayton, Georgetown, Middletown and Ironton are listed with weekend and Sunday activities. A Bethel orchestra played at Hamersville commencement and community clubs met at the Thursday club and Woman's club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelena Bowers
Ora Mattox
Newport
W. M. Scott
Cincinnati
Walter Purkhiser
Columbia
J. B. Purkhiser
Lida Purkiser
Georgia Alrey
Hamersville
O. C. Davidson
Williamsburg
Friends
Eldon Stickel
Eleanor
Norwood
Fred ‘Topie
Mildred
Mt. Holly
C. E. Canter
Grace Kain
Violet Lee
Middletown
Anna Patton
Clarence Hill
Virginia Lee
Mulberry
5. C. Anderson
Rebecca Anderson
Hastwood
Ben Vorwerk
Adaline
College Hill
E. P. Goodwin
Mahala Goodwin
Ruby Adams
Francis
Lebanon
Goodwin
East St
Earl Hewitt
Alice Avrams
Clarence Patterson
Mary Milner
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Long Standing Bladder Pain
W J Furry of Salem Missouri says he suffered bladder trouble for four or five years and found relief after using Foley Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Furry
Salem, Mo
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Club Meeting
Amelia Clayton Nichols and wife of Batavia visited friends Sunday. Mrs May Moyer hosted the Woman’s club with a program on spring thoughts native birds and nature. Miss Jessie Coulter guest of East Walnut Hills. Guests from Norwood St Bernard and Carthage visit various families over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Nichols
Batavia
KE. Amann
Rosmayne
Henry Horn
Philip
H. £. Kearns
B. O. Wall
May Moyer
Woman’s Club
Elsie Hill
Katherine Witt
St. Bernard
Bowman Woodru
G. E. Hall
Norwood
Frances Nickels
Daunter
Dorothy
Frends
Mt. Holly
Cough Remedies Highlighted In 19th Century Letter
A reader from Auguste describes using Folay's Honey and Castor to ease a lingering cough. The note praises the remedy as a great medicine for cough and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippe
Smith
Laal Ith
St. Auguste
Folay
Fay
Nash Pharmacy
Williamsburg News Briefs Reflect Social Round and Obituary Note
Williamsburg notices recount visits from Blanchester Norwood and Cincinnati residents. A Philadelphia death prompts funeral plans in Williamsburg. local clubs and schools host events and share readings, flags, and convention reports while families gather weekends and attend services.
Indigestion Remedies Sleep Trouble with Tables
A health notice recommends light supper with little or no meat and no milk, followed by taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper. The guidance claims this routine helps restore rest and alleviate insomnia. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sunday Social Notes and Local Obituary Briefs
Miss Zoa Brunk spent Sunday with Madisonville relatives. Mrs. Hannah Collins, an aged lady, died Saturday evening. funeral Tuesday at home. Mrs. Mary Ann Bolser of Mt. Auburn visited the Wasburn family. Our schools closed Thursday with an entertainment and public dinner. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for pure blood and digestion at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoa Brunk
Madisonville
George Randall
Milford
Roudebush
Roy Williams
Owensville
Earl Jones
Coraddale
Rapp
W. Z. Fleming
Chicago
Thos
Needham
Hannah Collins
Mary Ann Bolser
Mt. Auburn
Wasburn
W. R. Carr
Indianapolis
Gus Ingle
Batavia
Collins
William Applegate
Clarksville
James Williams
Walter Newall
Theodore Bills
Local Visits and Casual News From Town
Visitors include Robert McNeill his wife and baby at F A McNeill's and Wm Gillespie family at 8 H Jackson's. John Kennedy and wife at James Johnson's with Chas Gardner family also in town. Little Joseph Gardner broke his arm in a barn accident. Dr Behymer treated him and they returned to the city. T B Holland spent Sunday at Moscow. Sadie Wilson closes a term of school and hopes to return next term. Mrs Fred Pearson visited her parents Dr Valentine and wife in Lindale. Cleaning house is common. John Spaulding recovering from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNeill
F. A. McNeill
C. R. Moorehead
Wm. Gillespie
H. Jackson
John Kennedy
James Johnson
Chas. Gardner
City
B. E. Gardner
Little Joseph
Dr. Behymer
T. B. Holland
Moscow
Sadie Wilson
Fridale
Fred Pearson
Dr. Valentine
Lindale
John Spaulding
Locust Corner Social Roundup Ties Local Families
Locust Corner lists Sunday visits across multiple families. Wm Montjar and wife of Withamsville, Mrs T E Mattox and others hosted and joined relatives including Miss Elizabeth Branscomb from Mt Auburn, Hazel Wilson, Earnest Nash family, Gordon Bennett group from Bellevue, Luke Lindsey and family from Dayton, and Rev Huntington of Winchester among others. Detroit guests Wm Willard and wife visited Mrs Roseyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Montjar
Withamsville
Jesse Cross
T. E. Mattox
Ella Baglen
City
Elizabeth Branscomb
Mt. Auburn
Elizabeth Caner
Ules Hazel Wilson
Earnest Nash
Merwin
Alice Smith
Gordon Bennett
Jennie’ Behymer
Elizabeth Bennett
Mollie West
T. EK. Mattox
Groop Lingeey
Vife
Bellevue
Luke Lindsey
Guardsmen Ordered to Leave Service Regardless of Duty
An order from Major General Thomas H. Barry of the Central Department U S A states guardsmen with dependents must exit the service, superseding a prior rule that retirement was a privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National
Thos. H. Barry
Central Department
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King’s Mills
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Mahion Walker
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Belville Ewing
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Williamsburg, O
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Locust Corner
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New York City
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Clermont County
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M. H. Soth, Pres
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J. M. Worz
P. W. Guilday
Frank G. Fisher
Joseph R. Drake
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