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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
5
Herbert Hilliard of Hillsboro Ohio says heavy work caused kidney trouble and a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills restored him. He remains confident in the remedy and urges others to use Dean’s Kidney Pills sold for 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sponsors.
Miss Othe Patterson of Carthage visits home folks along with Miss Peppers of Felicity and Miss Robb of Batavia. Local visits include Mrs. Kate Hitchens in Norwood and Maud Valentine in Branch Hill. A seven year old, David Denham, died in Columbus. funeral held at Baptist church with Rev. N. T. Jones officiating. Ice cream festival planned for Baptist church benefit. An insurance agent from Batavia transacted business here. An 1886 oath paper from F J Cheney & Co. advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price. Hall’s Family Pills recommended.
In Crosstown the town mourns Anna Jenner who died from a burst blood vessel Tuesday morning. The notice lists local visitors, sick lists, and residents with guests from nearby areas. An anecdote from J H Berry & Co. promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a guarantee.
Harvey Perin and family attend Georgetown hautauqua. Walter Baldwin buys a new automobile. Friends honor Harry's 10th birthday hosted by Mr. and Mrs Sanders. Chas Houser, Fred Warmen and families visit Coney Island. Dr and Mrs Offutt entertain at Terrill Tea House. Mr and Mrs P A Pathe and son visit Bethel. George Nichols of Mt Washington also present. Harry and Will Lungmus motor to Carthage fair. Ruth Porter returns from Asbury Park trip. Po Do Lax promises quick relief for constipation and liver issues. Obtain from your druggist.
Mrs T A Atwood visited Stanley Atwood and wife last week. Misses Sorbly and Coleman called on Mrs E M Wall at Fair Oak Friday. Olive and Harriet Swem were guests of Bethel friends Saturday and Sunday. Mrs EB Stairs entertained Miss Elizabeth Peck of Chile. Will Hall and wife from Ludlow Ky spent Sunday with John Huntington and wife. Miss Jessie Coulter visits Mrs Ralph McKay Owensville this week. Mrs Cora Edwards entertained the Kensington on Thursday. O B Myrick and family from Mt Holly were guests of John Hutson and family. Charles Thompson and family of Mason stayed with Mrs Mary D Malick. Miss Rhoda Welch of New Richmond visits Mrs Albert Johnson. Arnold Boyce and Lorin Bury spent Sunday here. Phil Powell and family from Bethel were Sunday guests of Marshal Underwood and family. Misses Mary Pommert and Annabel Flora returned from Niagara Falls Buffalo and Cleveland. Miss Francis Black spending vacation at home. Miss Lena Doughty entertained Homer Buerkle and Kate Doughty Batavia and G O Kearns Sunday. Misses Mary and Anna Hambleton vacationing in Batavia were in town Sunday. Lieber Eppert and family of Madisonville visited Bowman Woodruff and family Sunday. A O Nash wife and daughter Martha were Sunday callers at Chas Nash's. Miss Grace Doughty of Norwood spent past week with Miss Marie Edwards. Mrs John Slye and Harriet Swem were in the city Monday.
For a sprained ankle the advertisement urges buying Chamberlain's Liniment and following directions faithfully to heal faster, claiming quicker recovery than usual. Available widely.
The Patch meets August 26 at the Cedars. Recent gatherings include Mrs Myrtle Harry hosting at home. visitors Frank Rick wife and daughter Loletta from Cincinnati. James Rice and wife at Zadoc Rice home. Other notes list Mrs Ann Willis with Kate Rice and many visits among Hyde Park Amelia Williamsburg and Mt. Holly communities.
An old advertisement claims care and avoiding draughts will stop a cough with Dr Kings New Discovery. It says the first dose soothes irritation and cough stops quickly. The product is touted as effective for 45 years and guaranteed to cure with money back if it fails.
Social notes list visitors from Chicago and Nashville joining families at Will Hollands and G. Stewarts. Sunday school picnicked at Harlows. Boy Scouts camped at Harlow s. Several relatives from Hillsboro, St. Louis, Franklin and Dayton are mentioned as guests or travelers. Despondent mood linked to indigestion cites Chamberlains Tablets as relief.
Miss Annabel Flora of Amelia spent Sunday and Monday with friends. C A Fagin and party with Herbert Thomas as chauffeur traveled to Zanesville Saturday for a week long tour. Mrs. Hattie Ludlow recently returned from Detroit and Miss Lizzie Wesell of Walnut Hills visits. Constipation ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills offering relief with 36 pills for 25 cents.
Multiple households record weekend visits and guests from Cleveland, Chicago, Richmond, Newport and other towns. The column notes a Dick Frazier funeral in Brown County and a Baptist Sunday school picnic in Lick, with extended family gatherings across Hamilton, Ripley, Batavia, and Greenbush.
Uremia results from poisons circulating in the blood when kidneys fail to remove wastes. The Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley Kidney Pills to help the kidneys remove waste matter that causes rheumatism aches and pains stiff joints and sore muscles.
Madisonville and Edenton residents span visits from Martinsville to Batavia as families gather for Sunday calls. Notable drop ins include Hattie Johnson, Mollie Rowan, and Rev Wright, while Sloan’s Liniment advertises a remedy for common aches and pains.
George Weiner and family from Cincinnati spent several days with William Martin and wife. Henry Hughes of Cincinnati called on old friends Tuesday. Ada Shimler hosted a miscellaneous shower for Lisle Voght who marries August 21. Basie Marehall from Cincinnati returned home. O P Cross hosted relatives. Meader Johnson family and Edith Brazier visited Summerside relatives. Fred Mueller and family from Norwood visited Ed Blake's family. N Bell entertained relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harley Bell also hosted guests.
Relatives from Newport Kentucky spent time with local families this week. Mrs Barr of Batavia visited G R Johnson and family. Miss Rose and Miss Alice Day hosted a church youth picnic. T J Bond visited his daughter in Newport. Mr and Mrs C H McKeever of Los Angeles arrived Monday to visit M Hanlon and Mrs Frank Brown.
Miss May Hicks hosts in Chicago while Miss Hazel Matthis returns from Camp Dennison visits. Families from Cincinnati and Cleveland gather for outings and church events. An auto parade promotes Williamsburg Chautauqua with stops through several towns. A millinery partnership debuts new fall stock as residents visit Columbus and New Vienna. One resident suffers injuries in a car accident near the city.
Jackson Manufacturing Co of Jackson Ohio declines an Eastern firm’s offer to produce bayonets for European war effort citing humanitarian concerns. The editorial urges other U S firms to follow suit to hasten peace while noting summer colds in children and promoting Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound from Nash Pharmacy.
Marriage counts in Ohio show 47001 marriages for the year ending March 31, down from 49563 the prior year. Cuyahoga leads with 64, while Vinton records the fewest. State hospital commitments rise to 8360, up 62 from the year before. Clemm county notes stability and cites out-of-state licensing as a factor. many residents still marry away from home.
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