Christmas meetings and resident notices in local column
Miss Mamie Reed visits Cincinnati friends. Rev J Stuart to preach December 9 at Christiano church and Christmas Eve meetings. Cats and relatives noted. Advert claims Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills with testimonials and a $100 cure guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Reed
Cincinnati
Charlie Case
James O’neal
Heizer
Williamsburg
Ladies’ Helping Circle
J. Stuart
Christiano Church
Lola Deminster
Reed
Ben Reed
J. Stuart Mill
Local obituary notes and community notices from the area
Mrs Fannie Holmes aged seventy one died at her home after a long illness and was buried beside her husband Allen Holmes in Hartman cemetery. She leaves three children Mrs Robert Hunter W H Holmes and Mrs J B Cover. A B Hardy aged seventy six died after a period of illness and was buried in Hutchinson cemetery. Bert Hardy of Kansas City attended the funeral. Other items include visits by Mrs E H McNutt Ralph Christy and Prof BE Bolender and a hotel opening by Mrs Maggie Hobson on upper Main Street with Mr Johnson leaving the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Holmes
Hartman
Allen Holmes
Robert Hunter
W. H. Holmes
J. B. Cover
A. B. Hardy
Hutchinson
Bert Hardy
Kansas City
E. H. McNutt
Lockland
Montgomery
Ralph Christy
Batavia
Milford
BE. Bolender
Felicity
Maggie Hobson
Upper Main Street
Johnson
Weight gain wonder from Hill of Bowie Texas grows after cure
A local feature notes W. L. Hill of Bowie Texas doubling his weight from 90 to over 180 pounds after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds He claims twelve bottles cured him and his cough. The piece also mentions nearby social visits and small town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Tex
W. L. Hill
Dr. King
Nash Nash Pharmacy
Local residents host guests and change of farms noted
Linwood and Miss Lcot Liston visited kin amid a week of familial visits. John Guilion bought Cedar Mound farm from Mr. Miller and took possession as Miller family moved to Rossmoyne. Mrs. Gertie Daley Wintrep of Louisville stayed with the Smiths. Becks bought Ollie Lytle cottage at Hamlet and stay with Gardner couple. many Thanksgiving visits and a 74th birthday celebration with baskets. Protracted meeting ended at Christian Chapel. Mrs. Rebecca Kempton improving. Electric Bittens praised as a cure for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Emeline Edwards
Siat
Henry Laub
Annabel Flora
White
Bond Hill
Lytle and Sone
Ramond and
Forest
Linwood
Lcot Liston
City
John G@uilion
Cedar Mound
Mr. Miller
Rossmoyne
Gertie Daley Wintrep
Louisville
Chas. Smith
John Beck
Westerville
Ollie Lytle
Hamlet
George Gardner
William Houser
Dolby
Nicholaville
Charles Houser
St. Bernard
Olin Fagin
Chas
Swing
Bethel
Anna Kincaid
Bert Lytle
Hitch- Wiseman
Batavia
Elijah Myrick
Christian Chapel
Rebecca Kempton
Peter Schaffer
Revival Meetings Start Under Clergy In Madisonville
Revival services opened Sunday evening led by Rev. Newton with assistance from Rev. Gaddis of Madisonville. Numerous local residents and visitors from Cincinnati and Mt. Repose were noted as guests in the days surrounding the event.
Longtime Tennessee Man Fights Nasal Soreness
W L Rawls of Bellaire Tennessee describes a 20 year battle with a nasal condition. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with relieving swelling and soreness after repeated applications. The ointment is advertised at 25 cents at Nash's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
W. L. Rawls
Bella
Nower
Nash
Local society notes and cure claim in Epilepsy article
Castornnta society items list moves and visits among Lin dale Medaria New Richmond Covington Bethel Nicholsville and Holly with names such as Joe Borne Dr Troutman Charles Patterson and A J Kilgore. A New Cure for Epilepsy claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cured a girl in Watertown Ohio with a note about Nash Pharmacy at 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Ohio
Amelia News Highlights Local Social Notices
Newton Malick and wife of Norwood visited Jasper Malick and wife. Jasper Malick secured a Ballock Electric Co. position at Norwood. Baptist church Thanksgiving Ginner cleared 48. George Huntington and wife visit friends in Indiana. Leonard Gould and Miss Ethel Beeler spent Sunday in Georgetown. Citizens spent Wednesday in Batavia. About twenty young folk pulled taffy at Stella Wilsons Friday. Florence Maphet hosted Sunday school class Friday for taffy pulling and games. Mrs. Samuel Hille was in the city Monday. Remains of Mrs. James Williams of Columbia were buried here. Charles McCann spent Sunday with parents Hugh Weat and wife plan Chicago winter stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Malick
Norwood
Jasper Malick
Ballock Electric Co
Ginner
Ladies of the Baptist Church
George Huntington
Vislt
Indiana
Leonard Gould
Ethel Beeler
Georgetown
Batavia
Stella Wilson
Florence Maphet
Samuel Hille
City
James Williams
Columbia
M. E
Charles McCann
Olty
Hugh Weat
Chicago
Woman Returns to Texas After Visit to Tusculum
The passage notes Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. Martha Wyatt of Tusculum visiting friends, with Sue planning a winter visit to her daughter Mrs. Edward Harding in San Antonio. Horace Robinson visits his sister Mrs. Wes Doughty, and Dr Shoop's Cough Cure is promoted with a government law safety claim and Nash Pharmacy as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Martha Wyatt
Tusculum
Sue
Edward Harding
San Antonio
Texas
George Dunn
Georgetown
Horace Robinson
Wes Doughty
News-Herald
Village Notes and Socials Roundup
Local items recount visits and household news across Pleasant Plain Blanchester and surrounding towns. Attendees include Miss Nettie Leever, Miss Georgia Connelly, and Mrs Lizzie Jones with multiple families noted at lectures, dinners, and a parish bazaar raising 33 dollars.
Social Roundup Chatter Among Local Residents
Miss Ada Scott and Oille House attended the dance at New Richmond Wednesday night. Mr. T. P. Pierce and daughters Lois and Rose of Harrison have been guests here. Miss Etta Beck of Lebanon visited her parents. Charlies and George Wood of Wood City spent Thursday with cousin Clarence Hill. Abe and Dave Davis and wives of Georgetown were with Simon Bluestein. Mrs. Irene Miller of Williamsburg spent Sunday with grandma Elizabeth Burke. Homer Glascow and family of Dover Kentucky were guests. Jim Fisher and family moved to Norwood after visiting his parents. G. G. Bambach and wife hosted guests from Ripley and others. A man with a sprained ankle should rest the ankle with a crutch to recover. An overworked stomach also needs rest, Kodol aids digestion and follows national pure food laws. Sold by Bun's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Borne
Dr. Troutman
Hamlet
Charles Patterson
T. Lemar
Medaria
A. J. Kilgore
Maurice and
John Wheeler
Chris Rheinhardt
George Menker Jr
Stephen Deters
New Richmond
Maurice Kilgore
Cincinnati
Albert Pearce
F. K. Thurber
G. W. Temple
E. L. Fagin
Lindale
Ida McDonald
City
Harry Lippert
Mia. Myrick
Covington
E. C. Lindsley
Gwen Silcott
M.J. Swing
Richard Scott
Robert Meehan
Amelia
Effie Hutson
Harry
Susie Zigler
Walnut Hills
James Burke
Wm. Aultman
Mt. Crab
Anna Halse
Columbus
Margaret Halse
Mesdames Sayers and Williams
Forestville
C. A. Brannock
Will Elrod
Williamsburg
Huggins
Cincinopati
Ada Scott
Oille House
T. P. Pierce
Lois and
Rose
Harrison
Etta Beck
Lebanon
George Beck
Charlies and
George Wood
Wood
Clarence Hill
Abe
Dave Davis
Georgetown
Simon Bluestein
Harry Bode
Stewart
Milford
Irene Miller
Willamsburg
Elizabeth Burke
Homer Glascow
Dover
Jim Fisher
Norwood
John Fisher
G. G. Bambach
G. Bambach
Wiley
Ripley
Dre Twitchell
Bun’s Drug Store
Castoria Advertisement Highlights Laxative Syrup Benefits
The notice promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a honey and tar preparation to open the bowels, ease mucus inflammation, and drive out the cold. It asserts no opiates, compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law, pleasant taste, and sale at Buno's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Buno
Social Notices and Local Family Visits
Mrs I J Laycock and daughters Leona and Mary return from Cincinnati. Cliff Rose and wife host Sunday guests Glen Rose, Norma, Chas Peterson and wife, John Amilott and John Myers of Williamsburg. John Turner and wife return to Columbus after visiting daughter Mrs Edgar Burke. Miss Eva Holland spends Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Nellie Zimmer man of Williamsburg. Miss Stella Beacham of Williamaburg and Joe Parker of Columbus visit J F Parker. Clift Bratton and children Mary and Paul of Waynesville visit his parents. Dr Shoop Catarrh Cure ad promotes free trial box and claims balm soothes throat and nostrils. Nash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Laycock
Leona
Mary
Cincinnati
Cliff Rose
Glen Rose
Norma
Chas Peterson
John Amilott
John Myers
Williamsburg
John Turner
Emma Turner
Columbus
Edgar Burke
Eva Holland
Nellie Zimmerman
Stella Beacham
Williamaburg
Joe Parker
J. F. Parker
Clift Bratton
Mary and
Paul
Waynesville
Timely Warning Against Christmas Fires Hints
State Fire Marshal Creamer issues holiday fire prevention tips primarily for mercantile establishments. Do not use swinging gas brackets or decorate with straw leaves or paper. Avoid cotton snow and open lights near inflammables and ensure proper ventilation and protected show windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamer
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Ayer
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
MT. Holly
Dewitt
Bunn’s Drugstore
Batsvia
Obie
Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
Naeb’s
Summerside
Newton
Gaddis
Madisonville
Geo. Fishback
Edward Davis
Mt. Repose
Goldie Armstrong
Emma Slaub
Stella Schroder
le Snyder
James Metz
Lad
G. W. Miller
J. D. Miller
M. J. Holter
B. Holter
Rachel Vogel
Pearl Johnston
East End
John Schirmer
F. M. Johnson
Steve Heiss
G. Aicholtz
Martha Schimmoeller
Mre. Whippy
Howard McDonald
Ramon
Ian Me
Goshen
M. E. Church
Clarence Peah
Jacob Griffith
Anderson
Pleasant Plain
Geo, Anderson
Nettie Leever
Elma Griffith
Melville Glancy
Wilmington
Dora Riley
Belfast
Julia Mangan
Pearl Leever
Everette Layman
Victor School House
Charlie Garwood
Blanchester
Harry Jones
Henry Farson
James Lucky
Mary Hill
Loveland
Georgia Connelly
Chas. Schemer
Maggie Connelly
Kings Mills
Margaret Kemp
Lizzie Jones
Allie Gross
Clare Grostte Gross
Clyde Ross
Coraddale
J. H. Andrews
Lottie
D. E. Kirgan
Wm. McClelland
Diana
Richard Dunlap
Cora
Richard Gibbs
J.B. Knott
Derricks
Elenor
J. E. McGrew
Generva
Obile
The
Presbyterian Church
Eliza Irwin
Ed Irwin
Will Irwin
Salem
Ellis Dumford
Burdock
Frettoy
Moonup
Coun
Mies Blanche Willis
Julia Burkle
Chas, Book
Castoria
Tia
CoeUeLi
Dr. Shoop
Snoop
Shoop
A. C. Nash
Joo Drops
Peecipe
Samuel Pitcher
New York
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
B. H. Knapp
Northwest
Cbee
Oia
Wear Amore
Waldo
Binghamton, N. Y
T.J. Applegate
O. Batavia
Bell Phone
Jada
Monthaold
W. Patchell
Stonelick
P.O
Tome
Aogdrens Oollis T
Yorkshire
Poland
China
Humbey
Olive Branch
Ruodebanon
Williameburg
Naviarfolka Wester
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman Leepera
Binefeld
Hillsboro Branch
Sardinia
Hillsboro
WB. Bevill
Apts
Allen Hull
Plymouth
Goff
Allen T. Cowen
National Bank
Ayvin
Hale—Cockerele
W. F. Apple
Hulick & Biro
Work Io Any Nes
Walter Shuff Batavia
AARM
P'Gee
Somm
N. G. Furlong
Daily Daily
Sun
P.M
Clare
Baldwin
Wwm
Sburg Dance Veges
Winchester
Peebles
Rarden
Portamouth
St'tions Islatt
Pate Dily
P.mam Rarden
Mnaburg
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