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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
5
New Richmond Ohio resident Mrs Louisa Burkhardt reports five year backache dizziness headaches and troublesome kidney secretions eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. More than two years later she reaffirms her endorsement saying the medicine restored her health. Price 50 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the same remedy twice publicly.
Local residents and visitors are listed including Geo Stratton of Winchester visiting Mrs Myrtle Harry, Gertrude Earls and son in Portsmouth with Mrs P Fishback, T M Slade in Bantam, Mrs Henry and Miss Laura Wacker in the city, Jake Johnson of Crosstown stricken with paralysis, Miss Ruth Moyer at Stonewick, Mrs Frank Smith of New Harmony, Delmer Jester and family at Crosstown, Arthur Fox visiting John Hill, Miss Mabel Dudley with Miss Laura Wacker, and Fannie Whittaker with Emma Belle Slade at a shower for Miss Gladys Wilson. Insurance agent L L Johnson of Bata via transacted business last week. An advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo claiming constitutional treatment and a money‑back promise.
Cincinnati guests visit Lindsey and Brumagem homes while Philander Drias Welch dies in Sabina. Dale Brumagem’s daughter is born November 27. Branch Hill and Amelia residents travel for visits and a Lindale Baptist funeral is held for a Sabina child.
An old advertisement praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy for its reputation and accessibility. Mentions local social notes and events as filler, then urges readers to use Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung health, claiming 45 years of use and safety.
Delayed Geo, Wood and wives and many families visit with Chas. Smith and kin. Elizabeth Taylor of Kentucky visits locals. Thanksgiving gatherings noted across Bethel area with numerous moves and visitors. Sloan's Liniment ad promotes pain relief with testimonials. March 1915.
The Presbyterian church will hold Christmas exercises on the evening of the 28th and a district school entertainment on the evening of the 24th. Miss Gladys Wilson received a shower last week. her future prospects will be announced later. Farmers report good shredding due to fine weather. W. B. Johnson sold his chattels and will move to Benticey. his son will occupy the farm. August Reinhart plans a city move. Mrs. Ruth Channel has been visiting friends in Bethel.
Mrs Albert Blosser of Lima Ohio calls Chamberlain Cough Remedy the best medicine for colds and croup with many others sharing her view. It is obtainable everywhere.
Mr and Mrs A Perin entertained relatives Wednesday. Miss Anna Rodenberg of Cincinnati visited friends here this week. Miss Mabel Johnson plans a Texas winter stay. Miss Alice Johnson of Tabasco called on relatives Wednesday. Mrs Clara Eppert visited her mother Mrs Margaret Nash this week. Miss Mary Maddox visited Cincinnati friends last week. O P Cross and wife hosted relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. Ella Anderson visited her parents Thursday. Will Bond and wife from Cincinnati Bernice Prather of Newport Kentucky and J W Bond joined F E Brown for dinner. Daisy Nash spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mt Carmel Rebekah lodge hosted Norwood lodge members Wednesday evening. J W Bond of Cincinnati visited his seriously ill brother Saturday. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil ad appears with prices.
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio says she was invalid two years ago from stomach trouble. After taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she reports being in the best of health. Obtainable everywhere.
Henry Hobson and family were Sunday visitors with George Conover and family. Misses Alma and Pearl White visited J. W. Hutchinson and family Saturday and Charles Hobson, wife and children were Sunday guests of Frank Hobson and wife. Carroll Jones and Dean Culberson and families called on Mr. Stamm and family Saturday evening. Rachel Harlow Sundayed with O. J. Harlow and family. Jacob Lange and wife of city spent Sunday with N. B. Wallace and family. Mrs. Louella White visited her daughter, Mrs. Will Thirey, at Maple Grove. Several from here attended the party at Mrs. Susie Snell's, Saturday evening. The Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Hattie Glancy Thursday, Dec. 9. Jack Ridings and family of Lorado visited relatives here Sunday. Will Varney and family entertained Sunday, Van Knight and wife and Will Varney and family of Monterey, Henry Goode and wife of Pleasant Valley, Miles Glancy and family and Martha Thirey and family of Monterey. Sick list Mrs. Mary Bicking and Will Varney, Sr., and Ruth Harlow. Miss Ida Johnson spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Myra Culberson. Little George Harlow is still on the sick list. When your liver gets torpid and your stomach acts queer, take Dr. King s New Life Pills and you will find yourself feeling better. They purify the blood, give you freedom from constipation, biliousness, dizziness and indigestion. You feel fine just like you want to feel. Clear the complexion too 2c at druggists.
J E Christy spent several days in the city last week. George Morris and wife of Hyde Park were weekend guests of Mrs A Hensel. Mrs M E Applegate and daughter Georgia shopped in the city last Friday. Miss Blanche Smith visited Lebanon friends Laurine and Alma Christie and called on friends in the city. Rev Wright is ill with a heavy cold. W D Davidson lost a Holstein cow. Estel Mulloy and wife of Norwood visit Merrick Hutchinson. J E Christy and wife hosted guests including Richard Reynolds family and Mrs Olara Smith Sunday. Bertram Fomorin and wife and Miss Rowena Hartman spent Sunday with Fred Fomorin at Owensville. Miss Georgia Applegate entertained the Shining Stars Saturday evening.
An old ad extols laughter as healthy and recommends Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion. The product is said to aid digestion and costs a quarter. Obtain.
Mrs. Jennie Shockley dies of cancer at 80. Funeral Wednesday at her home with Rev. Brown. interment Nicholsville. Social event at Muzzy home Saturday with oyster soup pie and coffee for Christmas and prize boxes. Uriah Butler family attend Darius Welch funeral at Lindale. Christian Endeavor Society elects old officers. 34 active and 2 honorary members. December social at Mrs. Kirgan’s in Hamlet. 11 members 4 visitors. Stella Lytle to entertain January social. Jennie Shockley personal property to be sold December 11. QC M Edwards attends Batavia teachers banquet. Miss Anna Danby’s surprise 1 4th birthday party. Ladies’ helping circle quarterly dinner at Muzzy home. 35 attend. W. Allen Boseley Mo praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and croup. Nash Pharmacy endorses product.
The district superintendent ordered school dismissed last Wednesday as teachers in the township visited the Model school at Stonelick. Miss Daisy Parker spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Nettie Manning and daughter Marie visited Mrs. Adda Patten Wednesday afternoon. Raymond McKibben spent Sunday with the Ogden brothers and Mrs. Viola Cahali and the Misses Wise of Georgetown visited Mr. Kautz's. A. R. Brown and family were entertained to Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Ora Earhart. Harvey Demarié and family and Miss Irene Thompson spent Sunday at G. B. S. McChesney's. Stanley and Heber Hutchinson visited W. H. K. Bogart's last Sunday. The Misses Kain of Concord attended Sunday school here. Warren McKibben and wife were Sunday visitors of her parents, Chas. Zollars and wife.
December 11 event at Mrs. Tatman’s and Bunyan’s millinery store with oysters served in the evening. Local notes include visits, society talks, lectures, and a pie social at United Brethren church. Obituaries and sick lists are also recorded along with community happenings.
A Green Bay man Fred Smith says Foley Kidney Pills relieved back soreness and pain and restored strength. Cold weather worsens joint and muscle ache and irregular bladder action making pills helpful as kidneys eliminate poisons per Nash Pharmacy.
The funeral for Joseph Simonton, a former resident and longtime invalid, was held last Saturday at Bloom Rose church. He leaves a widow and four children as mourners, with neighbors noting him as a kind husband and father.
A winter illness warning urges prompt action at first sneezing chill or shiver Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted to quickly relieve coughs colds and croup It clears air passages stops coughing and eases breathing Nash Pharmacy
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