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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1913

Page

5

Doans Kidney Pills Prove Relief in Batavia Community

Doans Kidney Pills are praised in Batavia Ohio as a reliable remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. Local residents Binkley and others endorse the product, with claims of years of good results and public recommendation. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Doan America Bright Batavia Binkley Main St Ohio Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean

Local social notes and a testimonial on eczema remedy

Cincinnati resident B L Harris visits the Wayside while Isaac Keethler hosts his sister Mrs Lucinda Archer. Thelma Hill visits her uncle in Westchester. Mr and Mrs John Hill host dinner with Mrs Ann Smith. Uncle Tommy Patterson improves. Myrtle Harry and son Willie visit Arthur Craig and wife at Williamsburg. The Literary meets at the Junipers. next gathering Sept 5 at Bert and Mrs Cowdrey's home. An eczema cure claim praises Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment, with a 50 cent price, advertised by Pfeiffer Chemical Co.

B. L. Harris Cincinnati Isaac Keethler Lucinda Archer Thelma Hill Westchester John Hill Ann Smith Carthage Tommy Patterson Myrtle Harry Willie Arthur Craig Williamsburg Junipers Bert Cowdrey

Community Notes and Upcoming Home Coming at Old Bethel

Local society pages note Miss Cora Glancy and family visiting in Washington with extended stays. Visitors include Miss Helen Willinbrink returning from Newport and Miss Mabel Brunner visiting Camp Dennison relatives. August 41 Home Coming at Old Bethel M E church invites all to a day of meals and programs. Harvest Home attendance at Coney Island is mentioned along with varied visits. An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials of quick relief and usage advice.

Cora Glancy Washington, D. C Wm. Glancy Helen Willinbrink Newport Mayme Schafstall Mabel Brunner Camp Dennison Old Bethel M. E Ada Williams Merwin Hazel Brooks Charles Brunner Coney Island Edith Lilly Morrow John Bryant

Remains of John S Johnston Buried in Moscow

In Moscow the remains of John S Johnston who died at his brother Charles Johnston's home in Madisonville were brought home for burial on Sunday August 17. The item also notes a string of local visitors and residents traveling, visiting relatives, school assignments, and a medical advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer.

Social visit notes from local families

Misses Sarah and Isa Flaugher entertained a Cincinnati friend. Grace Krantz of Xenia Delia Cazel of Cincinnati Elizabeth Ducknall of Batavia and Ellis Moore head of Hillsboro were guests of A. C. Weaver and family last week. Rose Lindsey of Cincinnati visited sister Mrs. P. A. Nichols and attended the fair. Mr. and Mrs. John Goff of Middletown were recent guests. Clarence Hance and wife of Norwood spent Sunday here. Mrs. Jones Hilderbrandt of Walnut Hills and Mrs. Daugherty of Monterey were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. C. Weaver. Ella M. Lytle spent part of last week with her mother here. Delia Cazel was a Sunday guest of Miss Inez Hawley. Raymond Weaver and family of Lebanon spent the past week with relatives here.

Sarah Isa Flaugher Cincinnati Grace Krantz Xenia Delia Cazel Elizabeth Ducknall Batavia Ellis Moorehead Hillsboro A. C. Weaver Rose Lindsey P. A. Nichols John Goff Middletown Clarence Hance Norwood Jones Hilderbrandt Walnut Hills Daugherty Monterey A. CO. Weaver Ella M. Lytle Inez Hawley Raymond Weaver Lebanon Marion McFeeters Goldie White John Amiott Williamsburg Etta Jones Zetta Lange Mary Bicking John Chaney Adam Morse Roy Moore's Fork N. B. Wallace Will Hunter Benton Hunter Kate Hunter Carroll Jones William Hattie Johnson Almeda Patton Quba W. H. Jones Hattie Glancy Blanchester

Constipation S Relief Promised by Chamberlain Tablets

A Whitlow Arkansas man reports suffering from constipation and indigestion until Chamberlain's Tablets cured him after trial in St. Louis and New Orleans hospitals. He spent hundreds on other medicines before returning home and using the tablets, which restored his health. Sold by all dealers.

C. H. Hines Whitlow Ark St. Louis New Orleans Chamberlain

Local residents and guests attend area gatherings

Notices list guests visiting Chas Ulrey and family from Georgetown to Cincinnati, Camp Dennison, and Loveland. Exchanges mention relatives visiting Monterey and St. Martin's, plus a Walnut Hills trip. An ad features A. L. Nash praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble.

Local Happenings Chat Cincinnati and Vicinity

Nettie Pearce of Cincinnati visited friends last week as did Mr and Mrs Fred Lindsey and their sons from Harrison. Harves at Home drew crowds to Coney Island. John Lowe opened his cannery on August 15. Maud Lela and Jessie Green went to Cincinnati. Verner Coombs and daughter visited Nanna near Batavia. Harry Hilderbrant from Chicago stayed a week. Eldie Smith and children visited Edmund Lindsey and several locals attended the Boston fair. Rosa Brumagam traveled to Cincinnati for a day.

Nettie Pearce Cincinnati Fred Lindsey and Sons Harrison Coney Island Ed Rohlfing City Wm. Rohlfing John Lowe Maud Lela Jessie Green Verner Coombs

Praises for New Life Pills and Local News Notes

Rev Jubenvoll of Allison Ia praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as perfect for constipation and liver and bowel regulation. Price 25c at druggists. Fred Brazier Norwood spent last week with parents. Coney Island outing attracts townsfolk. Miss Daisy Nash works at American Book Co Cincinnati. Bell Hotel hosts boarders. F L Rust Newtown and J T Rust Summerside visit F Brown's. Margaret Yeager at home. Mrs Louella Baker Newtown visits Mt Carmel Rebekah lodge. Dysentery cure story praises Chamberlains remedy with dramatic weight loss prior relief. For sale by all dealers.

Minis Rev. Jubenvoll Allison Dr. King Fred. Brazier Norwood Coney Island Daisy Nash American Book Co Cincinnati Bell F. L. Rust Newtown J.T. Rust Summerside F. Brown Louella Baker Mt. Carmel Rebekah Lodge

Local residents visit relatives statewide this week

Miss Marie Homan spent the past week with her brother Ralph. Mrs. E A McMurchy of Nicholsville visited relatives in the area. Frank Shelley and Irwin White returned from Fort Wayne Indiana and Payne Ohio. Several families welcomed new babies and hosted guests from Brooklyn New York, Mt Washington and Batavia. Church groups and local residents enjoyed visits and short trips to Reading Falmouth and Dayton.

Marie Homan City Ralph E. A. McMurchy Nicholsville L. H. Turten Frank Shelley Irwin White Ft. Wayne Ind Payne Clifford Huggins Frank West Ed Harmon Brooklyn N. Y Chas. Fagley Ed Campbell Everett Salt Huntington W. Va Calb Salt Ashbury Parker Will Smith Reading E. J. Fagley Chas. Badgley Falmouth A. L. Beck Virginia Mt. Washington Edna Hutson Mary Page Harris St. Bernard Nandy Fossyl Maud Frank Kemerlae Ida West Virginia Chas. Page Felicity Ollie Hilsberry John Montgomery Milford Marguerite Bertha Witt Indiana Julia Page Meta Kemerlae Clifford Frazee Cleveland Ed Hewitt Alda Laurel John Grover G. B. Hill Williamsburg August Baudle Chas. Canter Bert Barbro Batavia

Local testimonials tout Foley's products for families

Wm. Lee of Paskenta California and E Rhodes of Middleton Georgia praise Foley's and Tar Compound and Foley's Honey and Tar as effective remedies for coughs and colds. A C Nash endorses using these products and avoiding substitutes.

Wm. Lee Paskenta Cal Foley E. ©. Rhodes Middleton A. C. Nash

Community Guests and Health Notes From Local Families

Mrs Christ Goodman returns after visiting parents in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. H J Jackson rebuilds his house. Mr and Mrs Wm Dunn and daughter of Madisonville were guests of Rev Dunn. Frank Weaver and sister from Batavia visited Miss Louise and Miss Mary Purkhiser. A J Clark wife and daughter from New Richmond called on Geo McNair. Mrs Geo Ralls is able to be out after illness. Dave McQuitty and family from Bethel spent Sunday with John Demaris and wife. Rev and Mrs Belles and son from New Richmond spent last week with the congregation. Harry Duckwall of Manhattan Kansas guests of sister Mrs J H McMurphy. Charles Peters entertained relatives including Ed ward Barker and family of Chillicothe and John Peters of Austin Texas. A Mitchell’s daughter in Bagdad Kentucky suffered kidney trouble but improved after Foley Kidney Pills. A C Nash notes kidneys health for women as well.

Moscow Johns. Johnston Charles Johnston Madisonville John Leonard Henry Willsey Indianapolis W.G. Pattison J. Davis Pittsburg Jarman Norma DeVol Bertha Steinbach Pt. Pleasant W. Va Maggie Cramer Carntown Carrie Lemar Kansas City James Lemar Jennie Buchanan Augusta A. E. Buchanan M. O. Shriver Central America Martinsville Ind Malvina Pattison Christ’s Hospital L. C. Pattison Charles McMath Flemingsburg Bradley Roger Elizabeth Schell New York Ben Pattison Low Hooker Bayless City Nell Gilfilien New Richmond Lew Manning Ruth Moreton Alice Mears W. 8. Purkhiser Ridge Farm, Ill W. H. Hughes Christ Goodman Chippewa Falls Wis H. Jackson Wm. Dunn Rev Dunn Frank Weaver Batavia Louise Mary Purkhiser A. J. Clark Geo. McNair Geo. Ralls Dave McQuitty Bethel John Demaris Belles and Son Harry Duckwall Manhattan Kan J. H. McMurphy Chas. Peters Edward Barker Chillicothe John Peters Austin Texas Cincinnati

Williamsburg social notes and town welcomes

Miss Marjorie Hulick of Batavia visits Mrs Henry Davidson. J E Innis and family return to Columbus after visiting O P Walker and wife. Various neighbors host relatives from Owensville Dayton Covington and Cincinnati. An ice cream festival at M E church and a Batavia marriage for Charles Malot and Elva Nicely. O W Rhoades of Springfield dies. widow and children survive. Community events include outings plays and gatherings around Sept 1 school opening.

Marjorie Hulick Batavia Henry Davidson J.E. Innis O. P. Walker Columbus Minnie Conyers Owingsville Walter Gray Ruth Davis Lockland Dwight Robb Frankfort M. F. McNutt H. B. Phillips M. E. Church O. H. McNutt J.S. Simcox Covington Nellie Leeds Bellevue Nettie Neal Dayton Edith Long Newport M.E Fondas Wanda Opaldine Smith City Charles Malot Elva Nicely Lenore Mount Cincinnati King and Matt Amos Wheaton Flora Johnson Monterey Gladys McKeever Will Ireton Chas. Daugherty Owensville F. W. Walker's Ray Scott Della Vanosdol Bert Griswold Carl and Grace Georgetown J. N. Gross Ed Bishop Allen Ashton James Holman Chicago Inez Lucille Stockhaus H. D. Marsh Isabelle Foster Twin Bridges D. Marsh K. E. Sentman Lewis Walker Wilmington Amanda Bryant Grover Hill Kohn Mary Pohl Theresia Klokle Cleveland Lydia Stevens Lytle Swope Urbana

Bucklen's Amica Salve Promises Pain Removal

Product advertisement touts Bucklen's Amica Salve for cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries claiming immediate pain relief and fear removal. Testimony from E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Me endorses its healing powers with claims of unmatched effectiveness and a price of two cents at all druggists.

Bucklen E. E. Chamberlain Clinton

Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social Set at Greenberry School

The Ladies' Aid Society schedules an ice cream social at Greenberry school house on August 30. Members plan a meeting at Mrs Mary Bicking's on Thursday to arrange the event and fundraising. Local residents Norah Hutchinson Virginia Owen Howard Owen Marion McFeeters Goldie White were recently honored with a serenade in Batavia.

Ladies’ Aid Society Greenberry School House Norah Hutchinson Owensville Virginia Owen Howard Owen Felicity

Union Chapel News Notes and Local Visits

Miss Marie Zeigh of Cincinnatia visited Minnie Moermond last week. Mrs. Henry Miller was called away due to her father's death. Miss Amelia Mace of Pomeroy was a

Marie Zeigh Cincinnatia Minnie Moermond Henry Miller Amelia Mace Pomeroy

Sunday Guests and Local Visits Noted Around Town

Sunday guests of Leontine and Frances Black are mentioned along with a Boston fair last week. Mrs. Will Flora and son visit Mrs. Charles Weaver. J. H. Fitzpatrick visited Lebanon. Mamie Hamilton visits sister Mollie Bauer in Madisonville. Virginia Leet visits Portsmouth. John Hardy left for Oklahoma with daughter Minnie to Cincinnati. Mrs Clyde Hardy and son visit in New Richmond Cincinnati Newport and Covington. Eczema relief advertised with Dean's Ointment.

Leontine Frances Black Will Flora Amelia Charles Weaver J. H. Fitzpatrick Lebanon Mamie Hamilton Mollie Bauer Madisonville Virginia Leet Portsmouth John Hardy Oklahoma Minnie Cincinnati Clyde Hardy George New Richmond Newport Covington

Local Chautauqua Attendees and Weekend Visits

Dennis Clemons and family joined by A G Predmore and relatives attended a Chautauqua in Hillboro on Sunday. City guests included John Apgar and wife and Grace Holland with Margorie Mead. Charles Holland of Indianapolis visited Will Holland and wife. Miss Margart Gray returned to Toledo after a summer visit. Mrs Babbitt of Cleveland and Mrs Anna Wilson from the city were Sunday guests of local residents. A ball game Belfast versus Marathon ended 12 to 2 in favor of the home team.

Dennis Clemons Lillie A. G. Predmore Babbitt Charles Ireton Clara Smith Hilleboro John Apgar Grace Holland Marjorie Mead City Charles Holland Indianapolis Will Holland Margart Gray Toledo Cleveland Williams Minnie Roudebush Ernestine Pry Belfast

Prathers Vacationing Families Visit

Joe Prather and family of Cincinnati and Homer Prather and family of California are spending several days with relatives, enjoying a seaside stay and local sightseeing.

Joe Prather Cincinnati Homer Prather California

Local residents visit relatives and attend church festival

Mrs John Prather and relatives from Cincinnati spent days with Bessie and Maude Myers. Leona Prather and Lucile Miller visited Bear Creek and Cincinnati cousins. Emma Peck visited Chas Peck family. Eva Buchanan stayed with the Woods at Augusta. Hardus Howe recovers from mumps. Fonzie and Francis DeWitt returned to Connersville after visiting grandmother Mrs DeWitt. M E church ladies held a festival Saturday evening. Rev Chaneys infant is ill but slowly improving.

John Prather Hamlet Woods Hardus Howe Fonzie Francis DeWitt Connersville Ind T. DeWitt M. E. Church

Franklin community notes and social visits

Franklin residents hosted guests including Barbra and Shaub families with two children each. Aaron Hawkins visited from Middletown, Allen Varnes hosted, and Allen Reese with Miss Houston stayed with relatives. Laurel Sunday school celebration noted. Carnes family reunion at A. L. Carnes home. Allen Corbin and friends visited. Shaw returned from Columbus trip with granddaughter. Emma Carnes headed to Indianapolis. Korsonitvian and Light mentioned with a new auto. Mrs. Catherine Schneider hosted a Saturday event. A. L. Carnes rented to W. B. Poe and plans move to New soon.

City J. CO. Shaw Columbus Jane Smith Smith Clyde Fisher Sie Butlerville Emma Carnes Indianapolis Korsonitvian F. E Catherine Schneider A. L. Carnes W. B. Poe

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Doan’s David Hanby George Armacost Joseph Dawson P. M. Offutt Denver Colorado Springs Shields Claude Houser Mr. Larkin Son Troy Will Houser Schaffer Bertha Gates Albert Lungmus Fred Pelphrey Paintsville L. Pelphrey B. F. Moyer Jennie Titus Alfred Johnson Nina Behymer Eva Keen Harriet Lu State OF Ohio City OF Lucas Country Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co A. D A. W. Gleason Notary Public Hail O. Rold Ali West Point Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia Elklick Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company Philadelpha Maple Grove Keith Ulrey Arthur Kautz C. P. Ulrey Hannah Ulrey Ulrey Eliza Ohara David Davis Hortense Ruth Chas. Ulrey Willard Apgar M.F Apgar V. Peager Neices Helen Mamie Davis Lon Fomorin Emily Fomorin Mary Freschard Mary Clara Freschard Jerome Wagner St. Martin’s W. F. Hardy Loveland Francis Fomorin Nettie Curtiss Mrs. Dunn Schlottman King’s Mills Fred McKay J. L. Hacks Lincoln IL A. ©. Nash Lindale Mr. Carmel B. W. Hill Snow Hill N.C A. Mitchell Bagdad Mr. Mitchell Apiran Rae Ae Union Chapel Fletcher the Centaur Company CMU Pres Williamsburg, O
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