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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1915
Page
5
Mrs. A Eimer of Batavia credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing a family member's chronic kidney weakness. She describes severe fatigue back pain and poor sleep before using the pills. After five boxes he regained strength and could resume work. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y endorses the remedy.
Jack Weaver and family from Cincinnati visit Mrs. Weavers parents. Thomas Cramer visits with sister Rachel Frye after years away. Miss Kate Barr and Miss Crystal Cramer visit relatives in Norwood. A Pleasant Ridge vs Edenton baseball game ends 4 to 3 in Edenton’s favor with West and Jones notable for two base hit and home run. Meiters 8 strikeouts. Insurance agent L L Johnson of Bata via active this week. Ohio Hall of Catarrh Cure offer from F J Cheney Co of Toledo. testimonials available.
Rev Wright and wife spent Tuesday with Mrs Hattie Johnson. Frank Arwin and family entertained Sunday. Henry Harlow with wife and son George visited. Will Varney hosted Henry Good and family and Will Varney and family of Monterey. Robert Hunter and family were Sunday callers at Mrs Kate Hunter's. Orville Chaney lost four valuable horses last week. Gus Brown and wife and George Harlow visited Josie Steward and family. Will Hunter and wife of Williamsburg visited J W Hutchinson's. Mrs Mary Bicking recently called on Mrs Martha Wallace. Herbert Rowan moved a load to Oxford for Mr Hulick. Hattie Glancy and daughter Neva attended the Sardinia fair. Several from here attended the Grange picnic at Owensville Saturday. The Clerk Guaranteed It. A customer asked for a remedy for diarrhoea. the clerk recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and the man was cured. J H Berry & Co Salt Creek Va. Obtainable everywhere.
Mrs Frank Davis and daughter of Price Hill host at Lee Wood home. Dr D B Anderson and children from Decatur Ill visit. H L Needham of Chicago spends Sunday with T M Needham and wife. George Roudebush of Dennison University rests with home folks. Elizabeth and Howard Roadbush return home after Kentucky visit. James Rose of Williamsburg calls on friends. Mrs Ethel Glover among Williamsburg relatives. Roy Williams and sister spend Saturday in Branchester. Mrs Louise Maddox entertains city relatives over Sunday. Aubrey Bigham of Oxford visits friends. Hannah Colling family host relatives from Dayton. Mrs Sarah of Monterey guest of Mrs For & Sprained Ankle ad hints at Chamberlains Liniment for faster recovery.
Local social column lists visits and guests from Norwood Dayton Ky Batavia Bethel Forestville New Richmond Newport Ky Lindale Olive Branch Batavia and other nearby towns. Noted also a Grange picnic at Boston fair grounds and several short visits plus a health advert for Po Do Lax claiming overnight relief from constipation.
Mt Holly residents visit relatives and attend picnics and trips to Buffalo Lewiston and Detroit. Local families host guests from Hillsboro Rantoul Amelia Madisonville and Hamilton County Sun day school groups plan tours. Birth announced for John Minning. church social and Ladies Helping Circle events scheduled.
An old advertisement claims careful use and avoiding draughts prevent coughing. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a 45 year trusted cure with a first dose soothing irritation and a complete relief of cough. Money back guarantee with druggist purchase.
Miss Ethel Beck visited her brother in Toledo and spent Monday with Mrs. Martha Furlong in Newtown. Various locals including J N Judd and wife hosted guests from Walnut Hills and Forestville. Numerous friends and relatives traveled to Columbus, Cincinnati, St Louis, Omaha, and Shelby for visits and gatherings over the past week.
An early 20th century ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to relieve constipation and claimed poison buildup in the bowels. The remainder lists social visits, family gatherings, and local thanks for Chamberlain’s remedy with a testimonial from Sol Williams of Jesse Tennessee.
J. J. Turner and family visited J. E. Harris and wife Sunday. Mode South and family of Glendale spent Sunday with J. W. Snell’s. Margaret South of Evanston and Grace Snell visited Geogia Applegate of Marathon Friday. Funeral attendees included Mrs Count Snell of Middletown. Elmer Brunk and wife visited Z. Brunk and wife. Lou Sibert and family of Elanor were guests of Mrs A. Thirey. Rev. Parker of Lane Seminary spent Sunday with Chas Nichols and wife. George Dufan and wife of Norwood visited Chas. Thirey and wife. George Johnson and wife of Hillsboro were guests of Chas. Daugherty. Mary Hutchinson of Camp Denison visits Edna Good. Medical ad notes uremia linked to kidney waste removal. Foley Kidney Pills offered by Nash Pharmacy.
Miss Fennell and several sisters visit in Amelia and Cincinnati areas while Carl Judd and family call on Dr Valentine. Harry Dolman entertains Cincinnati friends. Nellie and Flay Butler spend Sunday at home. Laurel town celebration draws locals. Mrs Elsie Denham dies at 79, funeral at Mt Pisgah Church. Sloan's Liniment advertised for toothache to rheumatism with druggist note.
Mrs Geo Hon of Macedon New York reports three months of indigestion headaches dizziness and fatigue. After using Chamberlain's Tablets she saw relief in one day and finished two bottles with the trouble completely gone. The medicine is obtainable everywhere.
Mrs. Si Bluestein hosted the Art Needlework Club and guests including Mrs G G Bambach Mrs C F Davis Miss Anna Louise Bricker Aud rey Williams Clara Bam bach Margaret Bam bach and Miss Selma Nathan of Indianapolis An embroidery shower for her son Richard Nathan Bluestein is noted Edna Hutson returns from Cleveland with Miss Mary Page Clarence Budd of Indianapolis visits with Si Bluestein and family Bertha Davis takes a telephone operator post at Gibson House Ed Campbell visits home Walter Willis of Norwood visits Winby parents J M Fitzpatrick and his sister prepare to attend the golden wedding anniversary in Decatur Ala Willi Frazee visits Cleveland Emery Anderson Lena Manning and Lee Foster spend Sunday in Batavia Mr and Mrs M R Huggins host Alta Qowdrey Gladys Hicks Mildred c My and others Sunday near Eastwood and Nia Paeks Charles Paeks near Niagra Mra Jesse Canter accompanied by Miss
Maggie Davis of New Richmond spent the first of the week with Dayton relatives. Lloyd Smith of the Navy vacations with home folks. Mrs. May Manning hosted Sunday guests Ed and Mrs. Bishop of Williamsburg. Alice Bricker returns to Williamsburg from a visit with her daughter Patricia Parker Walker. Louise Hill entertained Sunday with Martha Meier of Chicago and local friends. Olin W. Kennedy of the Sacramento Daily News visited the Brannock family. Visitors with the Rusts included Mrs. Lloyd Britton and two children of Alabama and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tatman of Calvary. Cliff McCalla and family visited Mrs. John Peck and daughters. Mrs. Guy Jones and three children visited her sister Genevieve Jones. Mrs. J. F. Hill and Mrs. Glenn Hill were weekend guests with Will Hill’s family in Hamilton. Mrs. Bartlow of Higginsport spends the week with her son Frank and family. Cliff Anderson and family move to their farm on the Williamsburg pike. Mrs. Dave Davis and daughter Hortense visit sister Mrs. Si Bluestein in Georgetown. H. E. Hutson visits Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith in Portsmouth. Herman Hawke and son Fred visit city families. Several attended Geo. Frazee funeral at Mt. Moriah. Miss Gertrude Uiffch of Louisville visits friends. Chas. Leonard and family spend Sunday with Gus Neal and family at Nebo. Mrs. Bert Barboro of Linwood visits here. Clarence Snider and family spend past week with Sardinia relatives.
Miss Naomi Patton hosts Helen Krout and Ruth Hartsock in Williamsburg while locals visit Bethel Riverside Mason and Five Mile. The Presbyterian lawn fete is set for August 5 with ice cream and cake, and a large camp supper at the Walker home delights twenty village youths with a hilltop meal.
The Nash Pharmacy touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as prompt and effective for sluggish digestion and constipation. The ad claims relief without griping or pain and invites lazy or bloated individuals to try the product for a light, free feeling.
Local residents gather for visits and events as Wm Gillespie and wife travel from Mt Pisgah to see W P Corbin. Ill Geo McNair remains critically ill with tuberculosis. Miss Edna Moorehead returns from Elk Lick while Miss Mary Purkhiser enjoys a Peoria domestic science course vacation.
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