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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Dozens In Batavia

Local readers are urged to treat kidney trouble promptly using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Rachel Garner of Love land Ohio testifies to long use and high recommendation. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price is 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

Rachel Garner Jackson St Loveland Ohio Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Local social notes and Ohio business oath cited

The column lists visits and hometown events in Owensville Evanston Walnut Hills and nearby areas. It also includes an 1886 Toledo Ohio oath by F J Cheney claiming Hall’s Catarrh Cure can cure all catarrh with a money back offer and notary public attestment.

State OF Ohio City OF Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney Frm F. J. Cheney & Co Hall

West Point Social Notes Include Local Visits and Meetings

Delayed column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events across Pleasant Ridge Middletown and nearby townships. Names include Evelyn and Virginia McMillen, John Hill and family, Isaac Keethler, Joe Keethler, Bert Cowdrey, Ed Walker, Hunter couple, and others at homes and rallies from Woodland Park to The Wayside.

Evelyn Virginia McMillen Pleasant Ridge Isaac Keethler Charles Sherrits Middletown John Hill John Keethler Cincinnati Thelma Florence Woodland Park Newtonsville Fred VanAtta James Samuel Harry. Moyer Nicely Ora Keebler Harry Moyer W. OC. Bishop Batavia Ed Walker Bert Cowdrey Hunter Williamsboro Frank Rick Lolita S. Son Day Don Howard

Cough Cure Ad Warns of Dangers of Colds

An Indian man near Rochelle Illinois was killed by a fast express after sleeping on tracks. The ad warns that neglecting coughs and colds can be deadly and promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a quick safe cure with a testimonial from J R Watts of Floydada Texas. Trial bottle offered free.

Rochelle Ill Fast Express Dr. King J. R. Watts Fioydada Tex

Hamilton County guests and institute attendees noted

Harry Osborn and wife of Cincinnati are guests of Price Osborn and wife. Miss Crystal Cramer and Opal Cast attend the Hamilton County Institute in Cincinnati this week. Mrs. Carrie Barr Mrs. Fannie Thompson and Mildred Barr spent Friday at Coney Island. T F Lyon attended Clermont County Institute at New Richmond, Minnie P Cast attended Friday. John Scott Norwood guests of Clara Cramer Sunday. Denzel and Frank Marshall and families spent Sunday with Thorbas Marshall for a Marshall reunion. Mrs. Rachel Frye visits daughter Mrs Will Mook at Osborn. W S Gunsalva near Fleming Pa praises Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. for sale by all druggists.

Harry Osborn Cincinnati Price Osborn Crystal Cramer Opal Cast Hamilton County Institute Carrie Barr Fannie Thompson Mildred Barr Coney Island T. F. Lyon Clermont County Institute New Richmond Minnie P. Cast John Scott Norwood Clara Cramer Denzel Marshall Frank Marshall May Marshall Thorbas Marshall Rachel Frye Will Mook Osborn

Centennial fair trip and local social visits noted

Sunday departures to Columbus for the Centennial and State fair are listed alongside multiple social visits. Residents including Mrs. Will Holland Mrs. Minnie Roudebush Miss Fannie Brunson and families share hosting duties and refreshments. Adverts promote Chamberlains Tablets for digestion.

Residents and visitors frequent area on a busy weekend

Mrs. David Handy and children visit New Richmond relatives while locals report a busy harvest home at Coney Island. J B Houser and family travel to Columbus by auto with John Mellen and wife. Wm McDonough and family spend Saturday in the city. Friends from Cincinnati visit Mrs H C Warren and Hazel Ulrey hosts Girls Friendly. Cliff Anderson and wife from Bantam visit friends. Sunday guests include George Schmidt and family. Various visits wrap the weekend with neighbors and relatives in scattered towns.

David Handy New Richmond J. H. Dawson Coney Island J.B. Houser Columbus John Mellen Wm. McDonough H. C. Warren Cincinnati Hazel Ulrey Cliff Anderson Bantam Albert Lungmus George Schmidt Selma Emma Obermeyer Miss Grailey Clara Lietz Mary Terrill Lulu Carson Clifton Heights Bessie Ferris J. H. Beck Ella Beck H. J. Beck Bethel Blanche Furlong Newtown Wilson Dayton Ben Beatty

Six Bottles of Electric Bitters Help Henry Man

A Henry Tennessee man, T. D. Peebles, reports six bottles of Electric Bitters restored his strength and appetite after stomach and nervous complaints. He claims the remedy beat all others and urges readers to try it, priced at 50 cents at druggists.

T. D. Peebles Henry Tenn

Local residents named in Sunday social notes

Frank Thirey of Monterey builds a barn on his farm. Mrs Mellie Brunk of Edenton visited sister Mrs Samuel Bicking. Joe Glancy lost a horse last week. Walter Shuff and family of Collinsville visited Henry Hobson. Carroll Jones and wife and son spent Sunday with her mother. Rev Randolph Smith of near Cincinnati visited sister Mrs Harvey Hunter. Mrs John Chaney of Norwood returning home. Walter Henderson and family back in Franklin after week with relatives. Many attend Rev T C Williams last sermon for conference year. August brings hay fever and asthma. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provides relief. Merethew of Searsport Maine reports relief and cure after a few doses. Refuse substitutes, A O Nash.

Frank Thirey Monterey Mellie Brunk Edenton Samuel Bicking Joe Glancy Walter Shuff Collinsville Henry Hobson Carroll Jones Randolph Smith Cincinnati Harvey Hunter John Chaney Norwood Walter Henderson Franklin T. C. Williams Foley Wm. M. Merethew N. Searsport A.O. Nash

Local Social Visits and Weekend Notes

Mr. Thomas and family from Amelia spent Sunday at G W Temple's. Verner Stickel from Cincinnati visited Wm Stickel. Harvest home attendees came from here to Coney Island. Eva Dugan of Higginsport visited Mrs Dugan. Ed Rohfling and wife from Cincinnati visited his parents. Albert Wheeler was in Cincinnati last Saturday. Mrs Rosa Brumagen visited relatives in New Richmond and attended a teachers Institute concert. Lizzie Hill of Tippicanoe City visited her mother. W C Coombs and kin recently visited Madisonville. An ad claims Chamberlain's Colio, Obolora and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarrhoea in one dose. For sale by all druggists.

Thomas Walter Bertha Dorothy Amelia G. W. Temple Verner Stickel Cincinnati Wm. Stickel Coney Island Eva Dugan Higginsport Teachers’ Institute Lizzie Hill Tippicanoe City Denham W. C. Coombs Nole Madisonville Nefmatl A.F. Kayser Fred Margaret McMurchy Felicity J. W. Miller David P. Moreton Freeman-Middleton Richmond Ind Georgia Manning Bethel W. E. Games Columbus Misses Staats Grace Miller Walter Purkhiser Greater New York Dick Shelley Elizabeth Frank Gallagher Edith Pittsburg T. J. Gallagher John Glaser Mary Kayser Kate Lakin Pt. Pleasant L. J. Lemar Jennie Wenzel Joe Meranda Hamersville George Oscar Haehnle William Vetter City Traub Frank Jarman George and Quincy Pattison C. E. Gentry Marshall Cox Madge McHenry Cambridge A. F. Bly Ed Bishop Williamsburg Rowena Martha Robinson The Mary Hulick Springfield Maude Hill Germantown Joseph White George Coulter Jessie Coulter Owensville Harriet Swem Dayton B. B. Cundiff Alice Smith F. A. Hackett New London Jennie Kearns J. W. Mott Indiana Belt Batavia Mary Feemater Mary Pommert Margaret Corbly Jasper Malick Linwood Charles Thompson Morrow Mary Malick Powell Frances Nickels James Wasner J. B. Edwards Chicago Hugh West Huntington Porter Temple Minnie Monk L. H. Nichols Harry Zuber Friend E.R. Cook Mr. West Mt. Zion Cliff Nichols Henry Hawkins W. M. Weaver Grant Parson James Sapp Cummins Rena Light Atlanta Chili Brannock E. R. Cook Rev. Cummins Hazel Riley Frank Willis Laurel Lee Raidon Wm. Clark Emma Corbin Hattie Dixon Clifford Virgil Hawkins Middletown Helen Armacost

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Relief For Piles And More

The ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy to banish piles and heal a wide range of skin ailments. It claims quick relief from irritation and inflammation and touts benefits for burns ulcers cuts and pimples.

Bucklen

Local social notes from Owensville and nearby towns

A weekly roundup features A F Kayser and son at the Owensville fair with horticultural duties, visits from Miss Margaret McMurchy and Miss Georgia Manning, and travel notes on Walter Purkhiser joining a show boat orchestra. Also reported are funeral attendance, illnesses, and a testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble.

Harvest and social notes from the area

The passage lists attendees at the harvest home picnic at Coney Island and a Boston fair, mentions Amanda Light at Clermont County Infirmary, and notes funerals for Miss Clara Corbin and John West. It also mentions Mrs Orange Snyder visiting, Mrs George Ralls being poorly, Rev. Cummins preaching his last sermon before conference, and the school starting with Prof. Carl Corbin.

Coney Island Amanda Light Clermont County Clara Corbin Laurel Orange Snyder James Proud George Ralls Martha Norris John West Mt. Zion Cummins Carl Corbin

Local notes from Cambridge and nearby towns

Miss Madge McHenry returns home to Cambridge as visitors call at the Bly residence and other local households include the Coulters in Owensville and Swems in Dayton. Social events feature a Philatheas porch party and a library benefit entertainment by Miss Corbly. illness leaves F A Hackett in New London and J W Mott visiting Indiana. Church and community movements include Rev H Huntington seeking return.

Social News Roundup From Bethel and Nearby Towns

Miss Edna Swing of Bethel visited her aunt Mrs C A Fagin over Christian Frits and granddaughter Marie Henke traveled to Shelbyville Indiana to visit his daughter Charles Muller his wife and son Walter were guests of Mrs Nicholas Kooh last week Boston fair teachers Institute and the Harvest Home at Coney Island kept our people abreast last week L H Turton and wife of Bethel and Mrs Nettie Gillespie and her little son of Henderson Kentucky spent a day with W J Liston and family last week

Edna Swing Bethel C. A. Fagin Christian Frits Marie Henke Shelbyville Indiana Charles Muller Walter City Nicholas Kooh Harvoot Coney Island Our People L. H. Turton Mra Nettie Gillespie and Little Henderson W. J. Liston

Local births and visits highlight community notice

Fred Topie and wife welcome a baby girl born Thursday. A 90 pound boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Canter in Bethel. Various residents and visitors are named including Gail Steelman, Dr. Lewis Tracy, Charles Kincaid, Miss Christena Myrick, Miss Edna Fellow, and others. School opens September 9 with teachers Fannie Beckett and Eva Biszantz praised for beautifying rooms and fundraising.

Fred Topie C. Canter Bethel Gail Steelman Fagin Bros Lewis Tracy Charles Kincaid Christena Myrick Edna Fellow Christian Endeavor Society Christian Chapel Christian Chapel To the County C. E Williamsburg Madison Butler Mt. Washingington Blanche Butler J B. Swing O. A Tusculum Cora Moore Batavia Will Flora Amelia Charlotte Weaver Hamlet Nellie Craycraft City Geo. Myrick’s Fannie Beckett Eva Bissantz

Local Neighbor Notes From Springfield Area

Porter Temple and family visit relatives. Minnie Monk travels to Cincinnati after ten days with her uncle L H Nichols. Various residents attend events, dinners, and visits in LaRue and nearby towns. Rev Cummins preaches farewell sermon before conference. Contemporary remarks include kidney cure testimonial and community social gatherings.

Williamsburg Social Roundup Heads East and West

Local notes report Harvey Snell and family visiting St. Paul relatives while Marathon friends and numerous others from Norwood Pleasant Ridge and Cincinnati spend weekends with neighbors and kin. Names: Dama Johnson Laura Peterson Dora Knight Vernice Jones O B Martin Grace Croswell Edgar Reed Coates Harry J F Knight Hattie Davidson Louie Colvin Mary Curry and others.

Harvey Snell St. Paul Minnesota Dama Johnson Laura Peterson Dora Knight Pleasant Ridge Cleve Hoes Frank Rick Cincinnati Sarah Fields Vernice Jones Norwood O. B. Martin Richard Curliss Middletown Grace Croswell Edgar Reed Coates Harry Oakley Harry Dike Bellevue WG. H. Leeds Edward Tattain Mary 5 Curry J. F. Knight Hattie Davidson White Oak Clarence Chamberlain Baby Owenaville Louie Colvin John Ferree West Chas. Simons Isabel Nail Guy Jordan Dora Jordan Gran Abernathy George Moler Edna

Bethel News Roundup From Local Visits and Death

Bethel residents host relatives from Chicago Indianapolis and Brooklyn New York while visits continue in Summerset Kentucky Sardinia and Batavia A Christian church dedication drew attendees from the area William Busch longtime resident dies at home near Bethel leaving a large family and many friends Ed Hewitt hosts Blanchester relatives Linton Warwerk visits E P Goodwin many Bethel residents plan to attend the state fair and local gatherings continue through the week

Ed Hewitt Blanchester Linton Warwerk City E. P. Goodwin Bethel John Hauck Callie Hill Herbert Ross Batavia Emma Powers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dean Maggie Marsh Mary Willis Christian Sunday School Maggie South Evanston Wm. Snell Rufina Whitaker Minnie Snell Cora Whitaker A. D Jawan A. W. Gleason Notary Public Drueggieta Siali West Point W- 8 Gunsalva Fleming Chamberlain Ed Christy Will Holland Minnie Roudebush Fannie Brunson Ella Joseph H. Anderson James Babbitt Ed Babbitt Cleveland Mattie Grace Johnson Mineral Springs Adams County Wm. Leeds Liston Bros Earl Miller Lodesé Johnson Jackson McClure Christy Johnson Hillsboro Blanche Smith Otto Pearre Clover John McNutt Ireton George Caldwell Gus Hawthorn Ed Conover Clara Smith Rev. Williams Troy Lindale M. B. Gebhardt Onole Moscow D. C. Bybee Keeling Court Canton Nash Nicholsville Progressive MT. Holly Robert W. Herter Lawrenceville A. OC. Nash 5I Bluesteine Indianapolis Chas. Nolcamp Brooklyn N. Y Elery Anderson Summerset J. 0. Taylor J. O. Jr Merritt Scott Winchester Ella Barr St. Marya Will Miller Ricetown Bila Hill Mt. Crab Robin Hill Louise Abbott Sarah McCreery New Christian Church Sardinia Carolina Bowers T. J. Huggins Sardina O. A. Brannock Lutie Williams Forestville James Stroup Mary William Busch Baptist Rae Bears Castoria the Centaur Company New York City Lehigh and Portland Cement and Lime Agency American Fence Hardware Man Oliver and Imperial C. W. Seyler
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