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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1917
Page
5
Mrs. Clinton Jones of New Richmond Ohio testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble including back pain dizziness and breathlessness. She says the relief began quickly and two boxes effected a permanent cure in her case. Price 50 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Local residents host guests from Columbus Dayton and Huntington. A festival is planned at Union Chapel church yard. A birth is reported for Mrs. Howard Brotherton’s family. An insurance agent transacted business locally. An old catalog of catarrh remedies promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer.
J H Caldwell and family spent Sunday with Cliff Jones and wife at Owensville. HH Anderson and wife entertained friends from the city Friday. John Christy, once sick, can now go out. Miss Myra Johnson of Hillsboro visited Miss Blanche Smith. Helen White and Georgia Applegate hosted a musical recital. many pupils attended and refreshments were served. N Collier visited his sister Mrs Burdsall. Clarence Curry and wife of Five Mile spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Jessie Gray and daughter Margar et of Toledo visiting J R Johnsons. A straw load of young people visited Woodland Park. Bert Fomorin and wife of Hillsboro spent Sunday here. Grace Snell of Monterey visited Georgia Applegate. Joe Dingman of Webster City Iowa endorses Chamberlains Tablets for liver pain.
W H Jonne suffered a serious arm injury last Friday when his machine backfired as he began cranking it. Doctors Ireton and Fomorin of Marathon attended and set the arm, with injuries including a broken wrist and a second break above it. Several local social notes follow about visits and gatherings.
In August the air is loaded with pollen that causes nose and throat irritation for some, yet many do not let it bother them. The text notes common symptoms like blocked nose and throat and breathing tubes feeling congested.
Mt Holly residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns and cities including Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada. Multiple families and individuals are mentioned with visits and hosting at various homes along with a testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy from W C Jones of Buford N D.
A list of visits and social happenings includes Katherine Jamieson and sister Virginia of Batavia with Julia Johnston of Cincinnati at H. D. Purk hiser's. Mrs. Vina Light and daughter Grace with the Misses Aultmans in town. Miss Ruth McNeill of Laurel at A. McNeill's. Ora Meeker and family at Frank McNair's. Ra'ph Ho man and Vernoe Canter of Bethel at Alexander Dunn's. Mr. and Mrs. Wir Dunn and daughter of Madisonville at Alexander Dunn's. John Kramer and his wife and daughter-in-law with baby at Wm Knowles's. Mrs. Ella Corbin and Misses marigu and Evalyn Stephens of the city at C. J. Paeltz's. Frank Joslin and family of Oxley at Harrison Shinkle's. Raymond Jackson with wife and baby. Henry Bauer and wife of Madisonville at J. L. Roudebush's. Chas. Gardner and family of the city at B. E. Gardner's. J. L. Roudebush attends Roudebush family reunion at Woodland Park Saturday. Ethel Hall, drawn in the army draft, exempted for one year. Miss Hazel Snider of Jeffersonville returns home after visiting relatives. J. L. Roudebush travels to Marietta for agricultural board marketing work and has been named a state speaker by the board. Rev. Burnet and wife of Dayton spent a few days at B F. Gardner's.
The article advises daily exercise to keep bowels regular and drinking a full glass of water before breakfast. It promotes a diet rich in fruit and vegetables and suggests Chamberlain's tablets when medicine is needed. Obtainable everywhere.
Rev W S Bain of Shell City Missouri preaches Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the Baptist church. Social events include Miss Mary Milner's visit to Columbus and Miss Louise Abbott's upcoming graduate history role at Ohio State University. Community notices cover reunions, visitors, and Red Cross meeting plans amid wartime job shifts for older men.
A social society fundraiser invites residents to attend Friday evening events to support a good cause. Guests include Mrs. A and relatives visiting from Antown as organizers explain the plan and encourage attendance.
Homer Maphett returns home for a brief visit to his mother Mrs. Mac Woods. Lawrence Schnower and family visit Mt. Washington relatives. Victor Nobis and wife return from Lexington. Mrs. B. B. Cundiff and Eloise visit the Swen family in Dayton. Red Cross entertainment raises 80 dollars. Albert Porter takes a job in Kent. Francis Gaskins and wife visit Dr J. C. Gaskins family in Kansas. Mrs. Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven endorses Chamberlain's Colic remedy for her seven year old son and other family members use it successfully. Obtainable everywhere.
Mrs. Rachel Moneyhon and Mrs. Nannie Moneyhon visit Batavia and Laurel. Families entertain relatives, return from New York, and travel from Indiana to Oakley and Linwood. Miss Blanche Bond visits from Cincinnati. A testimonial from Mrs. Laura Beall cites Foley Kidney Pills easing left side pain after doctor’s medicine failed. Sold everywhere.
Owensville area residents share weekend visits with relatives including Scott Westfield and Charles Alrey in Norwood and a Cincinnati trip by Clara and Ruth Favrer. Leona Homan visits Cecelia Fetter. Elmer Miller and daughter with brother Arthur Miller host. Blanche Foster in Franklin. Sewing Club showers Mrs. Howard Elliot nee Ethel Meek. Rapp family shopping in Cincinnati. Miss Guy from Newport visits Mrs Beckett. Nell Mitchell returns from summer school at Oxford Ohio.
A roundup of Sunday visits and greetings around Williamsburg includes Ernest Moore and family from Madisonville hosting E. Miller's couple, Lucille Chatterton returning to Delaware, and Bertha Creamer attending the Lima General Assembly. multiple local families are noted visiting, weddings, training camps, and birthday celebrations.
Locust Corner notes list Mrs. Sarah Hawkins of Mt Washing ton visiting Mrs. Lydia Bradbury over the weekend. Several residents from Eight Mile Pleasant Ridge and other nearby locales visited relatives and friends including the Epperts in Jacksonville. A birthday gathering hosted by W J Tone drew relatives and neighbors from the city and Per intown amid a flurry of small-town social exchanges.
A. W. Morgan of Angela Louisiana reports severe back pain from disordered kidneys. He says he felt like a 0 year old until taking Foley Kidney Pills, after which he felt like he did at age 21. Sold every day.
Community members from Stonelick and nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and hosting guests. Names include Patchells Hartmetzs Winemillers Cravers and a Cincinnati visit by several families. A State Liquor Licensing Board leak led to a thwarted Toledo speak easy raid.
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