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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1907

Page

5

Woodside Place and community notices from Dayton area

Charley and Chooley of Dayton visited friends at Woodside Place. Several from here attended Shiloh camp meeting Sunday. Linwood Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Woodland Park Saturday. Harry Conver of Morrow spent Sunday here. Everyone invited to the 20th century outing at Woodland Park Saturday the month for $8.00. To be continued with community notices and local advertisements including Hall's Catarrh Cure and Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever relief.

Charley &Chooley Dayton Shiloh Linwood Presbyterian Woodland Park Harry Conver Morrow

Local social notes and visits from the Salt Air region

A collection of social updates lists visits and entertainments involving Nora Fitzpatrick, Ethel Jones, Miss Anna Dolen, Miss Kath Lee, Eva Bissaniz, Louis Vail, Horace Dolen, Mrs Otto, Ida Ackenbowser, Grace Leeds, Ida Sorazysnky, Mia Clark, RK A Gray, and Adaline Fisher. Items include homecomings, guest invitations, bicycle purchase, and pharmacy testimonials. Additional notes mention Mrs Jarman and children from Bellevue Kentucky and W R Fee returning from Newport.

Nora Fitzpatrick Salt Air Ethel Jones Jones Don Gullion Anna Dolen Kath Lee Batavia Eva Bissaniz Mt. Holly Louis Vail City Horace Dolen Otto Ida Ackenbowser Grace Leeds

Sunday Guests and Local Notices in Clermontville Area

Sunday gatherings feature Rev Fee Naylor hosting guests including Frank Mears and wife visiting from Kansas. Local families attend the Moreton reunion at Clermontville. several residents attend events and institute sessions in New Richmond. An inspection of Marguerite Chapter No 174 OES by Deputy Grand Matron Mrs Jennifer Peterson. Miss Sue Johnston initiated. Also notes visits among local residents, travel to Kansas and Missouri, and Dr Shoops Health Coffee promotion with Moore & Co.

Frank Mears Mollie Luck Kansas Moreton Clermontville Carolyn Glaser Belle Hoggan Carlena Sontag Margaret Wenzel New Richmond Marguerite Jennie Peterson Williamsburg Sue Johnston Dr. Shoop Moore & Co

Sunday Social Notes and Local Visitor List

Will Watson visits aunt Laura Rapp in Illinois and Chester park hosts several locals this Saturday. Names include Randal Anderson and wife, Clara Vogel, Asa Applegate, Frank Huelsman, Will Duchemin, Mason Snell, Josephine Coleman, Ethel Myra Winnie Martin, and Miranda Clark. Also a September 16 Christian rally planned by the Sunday school. An advertising notice offers Dr. Shoop's Restorative with a free sample and book by mail from Racine Wisconsin, Nash Pharmacy selling it.

Will Watson Illinois Laura Rapp Chester Park Randal Anderson City Jas. Snell’s Clara Vogel Rapp Asa Applegate Red Lion Foster Frank Huelsman Norwood Jack

Local Notes From City Scene Include Health Updates

W. M. Fee remains in poor health. Dr. Staats of West Virginia enjoys a visit at the home of his parents, Mrs. B. P. Ingram. J. H. Abrams and Edward Laugh conducted business in the city Tuesday. Pattison and son Henry show improvement after illness. The M. E. church is being papered and painted. W. H. Middleton and his wife and daughter Bessie of Richmond Indiana are visiting the Moretons and Abrams.

W. M. Fee Dr. Staats West Virginia B. P. Ingram City J.H. Abrams Edward Laugh Pattison Henry M. E W.H. Middleton Bessie Richmond Indiana

Prostate Health Advisory Cited By Elderly Patient

An old man from Rockport Missouri reports relief after two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure for enlarged prostate and kidney trouble. The ad urges early treatment to prevent pain and danger, noting many seniors suffer prostate-related symptoms and touts the remedy's effectiveness.

Foley Rodney Burnett Rockport Bunn

Sunday School Lawn Fete Sees Successful Evening

Reports list attendees and guests across Hyde Park Milford and College Hill with several visits by Mrs Minnie Brooks Bernard Quinn Frank Wayne and Chas Arandall J G Work and families. A booster note quotes OC G Hays praising Bucklen Arnica Salve as fastest healing for any sore burn or wound.

Minnie Brooks Hyde Park Bernard Quinn Frank Wayne Milford Chas, Arandall W.A. Joseph Boston J.G. Work College Hill Mra BE. H. McNutt Rev. Shriver Shiloh OC. G. Hays Bluff Bucklen

Local Obituaries and Social Visits Note Community Ties

A resident attended the funeral of John Moorehead Sr. at Bethel. George Hall of Detroit visited his parents here. Rev. Taylor visited the sick. Charles Turner of Laurel was entertained by Miss Daisy Hewitt. Albert Heinabolt's child was born August 6, 400. J Wisapear and Granville Armacost visited J J Jacmeon. John Corbin and wife spent Sunday with relatives near Mt. Olive. Lewis Snider attended his father in law’s funeral at Ripley. J L Rowdebush conducted sinew business.

John Moorehead Sr Bethel George Hall Detroit Rev. Taylor Charles Turner Laurel Daisy Hewitt Albert Heinabolt J. Wisapear Pt. Pleasant Granville Armacost J. J. Jacmeon John Corbin

Comforting Words on Doan's Kidney Pills Testimony

Batavia readers hear a long testimonial about Doan's Kidney Pills from Mrs. J. A. Taylor Loveland Ohio praising relief from back pain kidney disease and nervous symptoms after two boxes with enduring cure. The notice also lists local social items and a medical ad note from Foley's Honey and Tar.

Batavia J. A. Taylor Lebanon Road Loveland Ohio Dean Doan

Bethel Saturday Notes and Local Health Advice

Bethel Saturday report lists visit with Dr H Behymer at Amelia and a sick list including Mrs Lewis Snider Mrs Mary Ralls Chas Huntley Clarence Hall and William Manning. It promotes Electric Bitters as a longevity aid and Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for piles with Nash Pharmacy selling jars at 50 cents.

Bethel H. Jackson H. Behymer Amelia Lewis Snider Mary Ralls Chas. Huntley Clarence Hall William Manning

Local families host visits and moves in Monroe region

Mrs. Lowell Whittacre and children visit her mother Mrs. Rachel Fry in Monroe. Miss Michie Pierce and Miss Opal Cast visit Cincinnati. S. P. Grosnickle Albert Callon Floyd Jordan and Miss Kate Barr attend an Institute at New Richmond. Mrs. Minnie Cast suffers hay fever. Ernest Thompson mentioned. Mrs. Tina Hamilton and children visit Merlie Brunk in Williamsburg. Mrs. Ethel Jonas and Allen spend a day in the city. Mrs. McGrue sells property to Richard Cox and buys John Prickett's property. Miss Littie Bright visits Wm Bright. Charley Schooley of Michigan visits John Fox and wife. Miss Mellie Ferree visits Miss Sallie Brown in Princetown.

Lowell Whittacre Monroe Rachel Fry Michie Pierce Opal Cast Cincinnati S. P. Grosnickle Albert Callon Floyd Jordan Kate Barr Institute New Richmond Minnie Cast Ernest Thompson Tina Hamilton Williamsburg Merlie Brunk Ethel Jonas Allen McGrue Richard Cox John Prickett Littie Bright Wm. Bright Charley Schooley Michigan John Fox Mellie Ferree Sallie Brown Princetown

Dr Kings New Discovery Praised in Otsego Journal Ad

Wm M Dietz editor of Otsego Journal Gilbertsville NY extols Dr Kings New Discovery as the best cure for coughs and colds. The testimonial promises infallible relief for lung and throat diseases with a trial bottle free and priced at 20c and 1.00.

Otsego County Wm M. Dietz Otsego Gilberteville N. Y Dr. King

Local Visit Notes and Community Events Highlight August Fest

Mrs. Clarence Smith and others visit relatives near Boston Batavia and Newport Ky. Families hosted gatherings with Edna Fitzwater Mayme Schaftstalle and local Glances. The Bantam K of Plodge festival is set for Saturday August 4 with all invited. An unrelated medical ad promotes Dr Shoop products for pain relief via blood flow claims.

Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted As Purifier

An advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a blood purifier and health tonic claiming to purify blood, prevent disease, and strengthen the body compared with oysters and snails offering superior nutrition.

Loveland couple visiting relatives after week with Clover residents

J Harrison and wife of Loveland spend several weeks with their daughter Mre D B South and Miss Abbie Towne Ie at home after a week with George Girardy and wife at Clover, Mise Mary Campbell returns to Sardinia.

J. Harrison Loveland Mre B. South Abbie Towne Ie George Girardy Clover Mise Mary Campbell Sardinia

Local Residents Attend Visits and Events Across Town

Joe Holwartz of city visits Miss Mabel Brothert on Sunday. Raymond Lytle of Linwood visits relatives at the Lytle homestead. Robert Flora of Kansas City plans to stay in Ohio until late September. George Lising and wife of Walnut Hills dine with Henry Henry and daughter Nannie. Mrs. Laura Brotherton hosts city friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs C M Edwards visit Will Lytle and family at Linwood Thursday. Evangeline Chambers granddaughter of Mrs Shockley wins in Commercial Tribune baby picture contest. Miss Abbie Crane attends Carthage fair. Mollie Myrick of city spends week with relatives. Christian Chapel festival Saturday draws large crowd. proceeds $50. Sick list includes William Liston and daughter Leon. Charles Kincaid and C M Edwards and wives elected delegates to Antioch church institute August 21 and 22 near Bethel. Joseph Ketchum and city guests visit George Danby and family Sunday.

Joe Holwartz City Mabel Brothert Raymond Lytle Linwood Lytle Homestead Robert Flora Kansas City Ohio George Lising Walnut Hills Henry Henry Nannie Laura Brotherton C. M. Edwards Will Lytle Evangeline Chambers Leon Charles Kincaid Antioch Christian Church Bethel Joseph Ketchum George Danby

Kidney Cure Claim from Bunn's Pharmacy Ad

An advertisement from Bunn's Pharmacy promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder diseases, warning readers that avoiding the product may lead to poor results.

Foley Bunn

Funeral notices and community updates from Batavia area

J. R. Hicks attended the funeral of the Hon. G. W. Hulick at Batavia Friday. Mrs. Chas. Coleman died at her home Saturday evening aged 48, funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the M. E. church. Interment in I. O. O. F. cemetery. Fred Rose spent Sunday with his mother. Lillian Perking visited Fellcity relatives. Captain David Thomas to attend the 18th C. V. C. reunion at Columbus. Caroline Nave returns from mountains. Hugh Weat and wife guests of Mrs. Bushelman at St. Bernard. Eilen Callahan, Miss Bental, and Lotta Rhinehart visiting Will Beeler family. Teachers attend institute at New Richmond. A. K. Amann of Portsmouth spent a few days at Gaya with her parents. Charlies Pommert visited Russelville. Mrs. J. R. Hicks and Morse in city. Irvin Nash of Belleview sick at Charles Nash’s home. Barton Kearns sold William Perkins home to Mrs. Young of Cincinnati. Albert Loeda sold and leased house to Mrs. Elizabeth Crane. Regular as the sun says the habit, King’s New Life Pills guaranteed by druggists. A piano-like political likeness noted, Laxative Feast Syrup sold with money-back guarantee. Busos Pharmacy advertisement.

Orpha Campbell Henry Otto Lovelace Kentucky Angie Clara Beck Blanche Winemiller Lima Ely Brown Bantam Davis and Hibbets Albert Mannen City Dan Davis Geo Maxfield Will Wilson Sardinia Earl Swing Belville G. H. Willis Seth J J. F. Israel Petoskey Michigan Thomas Young Kate Shoemaker Posey County Illinois New Richmond Robi. Huggins Fisher Jane Stipps Mt. Crab Geo. McGothan Batavia Guy Frazee Geo. Nelcamp Mr. Smith Lou Kellum Henry Marsh Williamsburg Ray Scott Elizabeth Homan Mary Page Goldie Jones Ioma Ferree G. W. Thompson Isabel Thompson Emma Smith Effie Kennedy Ava Clare Durward Crouch Ike Lowensteine Grace Hall Georgetown J. R. Hicks G. W. Hulick Chas. Coleman M. E Baker H. E. Armacost O. F Fred Rose Mias Lillian Perking Fellcity David Thomas 18Th Columbus Caroline Nave Bng Weaton Hugh Weat John Bushelman St. Bernard Misa Eilen Callahan Bental Lotta Rhinehart Mt. Holly Will Beeler A. KE. Amann Portamouth Arew Gaya B. F. McCain Charlies Pommert Russelville J. KR. Hicks and Son Morse Irvin Nash Belleview Charles Naah Barton Kearns William Perkine Young Cincinnati Albert Loeda Elizabeth Crane

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