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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1909

Page

5

Stork delivers a boy and a girl to Bethel residents

The stork left a boy at John Darwin's home and a girl with Ed Hewitt. The Pythian Sisters Lodge schedules a special meeting on Tuesday evening December 2 to initiate two candidates. The D E 8 will install new officers on Monday night December 30. Mrs. Harry Rofte returns from a visit with sisters in the city. Baptist Sunday School ladies offer Xmas goods for sale at Sunshine bakery. Baptist church meetings close with 16 new members. Esther Crockett of the city visits Mrs. J. A. Scott. Scott is assistant cashier in West & family moving to Rus Sellvisie. Bainum family to occupy vacated property. Ida Bainum visits Elizabeth Landgdon in Mt Washington. Funeral of Mrs. John McMurchy held at Christian church Tuesday. Laclede Kennedy does business in Mulford. Catarrh claimed widespread. Hall's Catarrh Cure offered as constitutional remedy from Cheney & Co. Toledo. guarantees $100 if it fails.

Stork Bethel John Darwin Ed Hewitt Pythian Sisters Lodge Harry Rofte West Rus- Sellvisie Walter Bainum W. E. Montgomery Batavia Bainum Ida Bainum

Fire Destroys Darius Littleton Home. Two Chairs Saved

The home of Darius Littleton, a 90 plus year old resident, was gutted by a Wednesday afternoon fire last week. Only two chairs survived as neighbors offer sympathy to the well known local figure.

Foley's Kidney Remedy Ingredient Highlight

The ad explains hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a timely aid when irregularities appear to prevent serious kidney issues. Bunn's Pharmacy.

Bunn's Pharmacy Foley Bunn’s

Local events note funerals meetings and travel across towns

Albert Leeds and wife attend the funeral of Margaret A Wiltsee in Cincinnati. She formerly lived here and died December 6 in Indiana at her daughter Anna Salmon's home. The Ladies Helping Circle elected officers led by President A J Kempton. Remus Henderson aged 10 was sent to the industrial school in Lancaster. A J Kempton reported snow in St Louis after stepping from a car. Fred Warren and two children plan to move to Birmingham Alabama. C C Drayton addressed farmers at the Amelia town hall with J H Dawson and D M Edwards in attendance. Various residents visited, boarded, or moved, including Mamie Gantt visiting Norwood and Reichert brothers boarding with Wm Thompson. Stubmiller and Murray sold peas and will farm in Eldon Stickle family guests at F S Dawson's home.

Albert Leeds Margaret A. Wiltsee Cincinnati Anna Salmon Indiana Ladies’ Helping Circle A. J. Kempton C. KR. Kincaid D. M. Edwards Dawson Remus Henderson Juancaster St. Louie Fred Warren Birmingham Alabama C. C. Drayton American Society of Equity J. H. Dawson D. M. Eawards Amelia Town Hall

Pleasant Valley box social and open evening event

December 18 school of Pleasant Valley hosts a box social to raise funds for the library with proceeds going to the library. All invited for a jolly time and ladies asked to bring lunch boxes. Stella G Turner entertained Presbyterian Sabbath School seniors with music games and socializing, refreshments served.

School Pleasant Valley Stella G. Turner Echool

Electric Bitters Praised By Vestal Center Woman

Mrs Q Rhinevault of Vestal Center NY proclaims Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women. The tonic is said to uplift spirits, energize, and restore health, curing nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Available at druggists for 50 cents.

Newport visits and club notes in Kentucky and Ohio

John Thompson and daughter Edith Long visited relatives in Newport Kentucky. Indirect social updates include Vesta Club activities with a Japan themed program, local visits from Miss Dora Knight and Mrs E Rush and daughter Helen, and mentions of travel between Williamsville Batavia Pleasant Ridge Mt. Auburn. An ad touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills and Foley’s Honey and Tar for illnesses.

John Thompson Edith Long Newport Idelbert Davidson City E. E. Peterson Vesta Club Rol Cali Perry Japan Williams Usic Kintaro Clark Usic

Local social notes and an October to December roundup in Kentucky and Blanchester

Mr Meyers visits in Kentucky. Miss Addie Fitzwater of Plainville visits Geo Fitzwater and wife. Miss Mary Gransy returns home from Boston. Miss Nettie Slade and Mr Ireton wed December 11 at Amelia. They will reside in Blanchester. Local visits and dinners unfold across Bethel, New Richmona, Salt Air, Milford, Stonelick, and Bantam. A Christmas entertainment is planned December 24 at Old Bethel M E church. A 18th birthday party for Irma Brooks is described with games and gifts. A Nashua Iowa police officer recalls Foley’s Honey and Tar aiding his cough and lung recovery.

Mr. Meyers Kentucky Addie Fitzwater Plainville Geo. Fitzwater Mary Gransy Boston Nettie Slade Ireton Blanchester Ewry Amelia Brooks Mr. Williams Bethel Fitzwater

Keystone State steamer heads to new trades after rebuild

The famed Ohio river steamer Keystone State long in the Pittsburgh Cincinnati trade sits at Point Pleasant Kanawha docks under rebuild by owner Captain Demere. Once repaired she will sail to Cincinnati for a loaded trip to New Orleans then enter the Missouri trade to St Louis and St Joseph. The old whistle will stay with her.

Ohio River Pittsburg Cincinnati Kanawha Point Pleasant West Virginia Demere New Orleans St. Louie St. Joseph Kansas City Missouri

Notice to unknown heirs in Fannie Ahrens estate

Barton Kearns administrator of Fannie Ahrens deceased filed in Clermont county Ohio court a petition in case 13019 seeking instructions for distributing about 1600 dollars held by the administrator. Unknown heirs of William Ahrens and others must answer by February 6 1910 or risk judgment.

Abs Kell Hays Ansas William Annes Barton Kearns Fannie Ahrens Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio William Ahrens Gaid Petite Ouarles Kmarns Allorney Plaindeck

State board plans bill to regulate medicine vending

Secretary Frost of the State Board of Pharmacy proposes a bill for the next Legislature to curb house to house medicine sales. It would require applicants to prove medicines are not injurious and pay a $240 license. Violations would carry a $100 to $400 fine.

Frost State Board of Pharmacy

Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted Batavia Kidney Health

Kidney troubles strike Batavia residents of all ages with backache fatigue and nervous pain. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by 8. Binkley of Batavia for relief and family use. sold by dealers 50 cents. Forte-Milburn Co. agents in Buffalo. Sheriff Teal detains Brooke and notes local option violation. Pimples sores and skin troubles treated by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Old toll house at Bantam sold to William Wood for aunt’s home.

Binkley Main Street Batavia Ohio Doan Foater-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean Brooke Adams County Teal Mason Lafe Perintown Periitown La‘e Bantam William Wood

Notice to Contractors for Lodge Building Felicity Ohio

The Building Committee of Ben Franklin Council No 288 invites bids for a lodge building in Felicity Ohio. Plans and specs are on file at Daughter’s Barber Shop. Committee may reject any or all bids. Dated December 15, 1009.

BEN Franklin Council Felicity Ohio

Truste es Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio

Trustees of the Branch Hill Methodist Episcopal Church offer land in Batavia township for public auction January 8 1910. Property lies on East Fork near Batavia with two acres and twenty nine poles, appraised at 400 dollars, minimum sale price two thirds of appraisal. Terms: one third cash one third in one year and one third in two years at 6 percent interest.

Irene Walker Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio Batavia East Fork Batavia Township Nathaniel Darbey Bethel Road Togreu Ogrespant Illiam Applegate John Afelegate Thomas J. Applegate Thomas of Branch Hill Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. Josmon Attys

Quail Value Debate Prompts Rural Conservation Talk

Professor Harris M Benedict of Cincinnati University argues quail are worth about 14.50 each to communities for insect control, while meat is worth only 50 cents. He urges Ohio landowners to protect quail and supports a five to ten year prohibition on killing them to conserve this game bird.

Harris M. Benedict Cincinnati University Benedict

Taxpayers notice of post December 20 1909 tax collection dates

Notice to taxpayers lists collection dates after December 20 1909 by township and location across several towns. It names collectors treasurers J B Turner and Albert Herynker, with bank offices hotels and mayor offices as payment sites and 8 am to 4 pm hours.

Annual Meeting Notice for Batavia Turnpike and Bridge Co

The annual meeting of the stockholders of The Batavia Turnpike and Bridge Company will be held Monday January 3rd 1910 at 11 oclock a m at the company office Swiftwale 9 to 16 Eastern Street Cloctepet Ohio M D Compton president

Batavia Tarnpike and Jaw Bridge Company Swift Wale Eastern Street Cloctepet Ohio M. D. Compton

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