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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
5
MOSCOW social items note Rev L C Radley returning to his charge near Hamilton after vacation. Others visit relatives or travel from Newport Chicago New York Evanston etc. A Toledo Ohio notary public oath advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co with testimonials and penny price Pills.
Charles and Goldie Frambes of Cincinnati were guests of relatives here Sunday. Cloyd Blackburn and wife of Cincinnati visiting his parents, Charles and wife. Mrs Claude McElefresh of New Richmond visiting J A Planck family. Mrs Mary Bonar visiting Mrs Sarah Watson near rural. A B Hendrixson and family visiting Canton and Fremont this week. Those who have been taking items bodily from this correspondence may continue if properly credited to our correspondent.
Mrs. Rose Glaser of Terre Haute Indiana reports a permanent cure after years of kidney trouble and costly so-called cures. She says Foley Kidney Pills let her resume work and she would recommend the medicine to others. Sold by all dealers.
The physicians of Clermont county held their annual picnic at the Boston fair ground Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Glancy of Newtonsville and Mrs. Berger of Hamilton with J. A. Conover and wife hosting. Additional notices list visits and minor incidents among local residents including Bernard Wagner of Sidney staying with his grandmother, Miss Lizzie Prete visiting Indianapolis, Valentine Yeager entertaining Conley and Quitter, and L. F. Forseille's work accident at Perintown power house.
J R Pitt of Rocky Mount North Carolina suffering intensely from a severe cold praised Dr King’s New Discovery after one bottle cured him. The ad claims it treats diseased lungs hemorrhages la grippe asthma hay fever and any lung trouble with a trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by all druggists.
Mrs. Jennie Corbin visits Cincinnati while Mrs. Mary Penn and daughter Lena visit relatives in Washington. G. W. Hartwell and wife depart for a week in Erie Pennsylvania. Miss Hallie Mount of Williamsburg guests Mrs. Henry Laub. Mr. Smith of Ansonia visits Rev. D S Bury. Miss Olive Swein visits Williamsburg. Miss Stella Hackett and Cincinnati guest visit a local home.
A reader from Reynoldsville Alabama reports months of kidney complaint baffling doctors. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy, he achieved a complete cure with a few large bottles, calling it invaluable. Sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs A E Ely hosted guests and attended a reception for Mr and Mrs James Kellum. A shower for Miss Nell announced wedding plans to Moss Rhufiroif in Tucson Arizona August 2. Visitors include Mrs Anna Hulick and sons from Springfield and Beatrice Lillian Nave from Portsmouth. Frances Black studies in Cincinnati. Grace Underwood visited Bethel. Residents attended Bantam festival Saturday night.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns cuts scalds wounds piles and a variety of skin ailments. It claims effectiveness on sores ulcers eczema eruptions and chapped hands with a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Mrs. Harry Dennison of Norwood visits her mother Mrs. Joseph Sanders. Miss Catharine Guilday goes to Xenia to visit her uncle. Miss Ruby Scott stays with Miss Clara Roudebush in Newtonsville. D M and L traction car ferries about thirty H A S members to Newtonsville for a welcome by Miss Margaret Motzer, an early fall bride.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma and summer bronchitis. It claims rapid relief of head and throat irritation and bronchi, no opiates or harmful drugs, and urges refusing substitutes. sold by all dealers.
Miss Marguerite Witt entertains Nora Nead and Martha Witt. Julius Rein and family visit before moving to Germany. Charles Paeltz visits Russellville. May West visits Anna Fagely. Mrs. Sol Griffiths relatives in Feesburg. Freda Israel visiting Mrs. George H. Willis. Mrs. Frank Kaemerle hosts her Cincinnati mother. Grant Rice with friends at the Emery Hotel. Hattie Ulrey and Emma Potts visit Cincinnati. Pru dential outing at Coney Island. Prof. W. S. Strickland and family vacationing with George Giraredy. Mrs. Arthur Carnes visiting her mother. Mary Lee Taylor goes to Harrodsburg. M. B. Studer calls on friends. Louisa Tice and Mrs. George Haus visiting Will Moore. Mrs. Phil Brooks visiting sister in Chicago. Frank Bartlow’s return from Mt. Auburn visit. Ben Manning and family from Arizona visiting. Robert Gray and family from Oxford visiting. W. T. Elrod and family of Williamsburg visiting. Charles Gray of Cincinnati visiting daughter. Lem Camera entertains Velma Hendrixson from Neville. Joe Wood of Neville visiting son. Abbie Towne visiting Cincinnati friends.
An Alabama man from Coal City says Dr King’s New Life Pills cured kidney and liver trouble after 12 years. He calls the pills the best for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility and urges readers to buy them from any druggist.
Prof John Gosney of Kentucky spent Monday with Ed Conrey and family. Will Justice of Emporia Kansas came for his father Elbert Beck’s sickness. Dorothy Beck of Cincinnati visited friends Sunday. Blanche Willis hosted Bertha Thompson Jack Thompson and Herman Barnett of Norwood over the weekend. Minerva Waterfield of Batavia visits Kate Sims. E W Thomson hosts Lottie Haines of California and Lakin from Montana with G W Thomson of Felicity. Louise Abbott returns home from Yellow Springs for summer vacation.
Batavia residents seek reliable kidney relief and hear testimonials for Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Rosa Knight of Main Street testifies the remedy eased severe back pain after failed treatments, urging buyers to choose Doan's and avoid others. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent.
Community updates from Williamsburg list visits, family news, and social events. Mrs. Susan Sharp dies at 84. funeral at M. E. church and burial in Williamsburg cemetery. A Brethren church festival in the town park set for Thursday August 11 with ice cream and cake. Dysentery treatment highlighted: Chamberlain’s remedy praised for nine epidemics and broad use.
Mrs Louise Sadler aged 71 longtime Maple Grove resident died at home Sunday August 7 1910 at 2 pm Her husband James Sadler survives with two sons and three daughters Funeral services held Tuesday at 10 am in the family residence obituary notes
A grand concert at Fair Oaks school house No 8 on Saturday August 8 from 7 to 9 p m aims to raise funds to modernize the school. Refreshments on grounds. Tickets on sale at Olin Fagin Mt Holly J R Hicks Amelia and Brannen Nicholsville. Oriell Smith files alimony suit against W B Smith farmer Bethel in Cincinnati alleging he drove her from home.
The Highland Park Chautauqua Assembly closed its 10 day sessions with broad approval and claims of high value for money. Organizers plan for a 1911 event, urging residents to form committees to boost support and ensure financial success.
The following teachers will instruct New Richmond boys and girls during the 1910 11 term under Superintendent S L Turnipseed. High School Miss Florence Allen and Miss Nellie King. Seventh and Eighth Grades Miss Rhoda Welch. Sixth Grade Miss Ethel Lucas. Fifth Grade Miss Edith Fridman. Fourth Grade Miss Rebecca Scatterday. Third Grade Miss Katie Plotner. Second Grade Miss Edna Joslin. Primary Miss Agnes Taylor.
Mrs. Lemuel Sunnyealb who had been confined at the State Hospital for the Insane in Dayton died last Wednesday morning. Her remains were sent to Loveland and then to her husband’s home at Remington and were interred Thursday afternoon in the Miamiville cemetery.
John R. Salt born Salt Air Clermont county died at his Elberta Colorado home on July 21 after 20 years in Colorado as a farmer and cattle grower. He leaves a wife and five children.
Notice invites farmers and reformers to a meeting in Batavia town hall on Saturday August 18 at 10 am. A Ohio Department of Agriculture representative will attend to gather input on institute timing, locations, topics, and collaboration with nearby counties. Secretary A P Sandles urges attendance.
The Southern Ohio Christian conference plans its annual convention at Bethlehem church in Adams county in October. The district comprises Adams Brown Clermont Highland and Scioto counties.
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