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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1915

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain

E. McClanahan of New Richmond Ohio describes severe kidney disease with back pain swelling and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he reports relief in two months and credits the remedy with saving his life. The product priced at 50 cents is sold by dealers nationwide from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

E. ©. McClanahan New Richmond Ohio Dean Doan Mr. McClanahan Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N.Y Huall F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney & Clo Hall

Newtonsville school dedication program and events

The Newtonsville school dedication ceremony is set for Saturday December 18 at 1 p m with an invocation, student performances, and remarks by officials including Supt H C Aultman and Hon James M Cox A list of acts features violin and vocal solos by Lloyd Jones and Miss Lottie Andrews A Mothers Club bazaar and meal plans for the Farmers Institute on December 20–21 are noted Also a local insurance agent report and a medicinal advertisement are included

Newtonsville Scsuasusa Becket Son Streets Lloyd Jones J.D. Clark Lottie Andrews Ces H. C. Aultman Rene Ette James M. Cox Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia

Thompson and neighbors host and visit among Sardinia residents

A week of social visits is detailed with Dr. D. W. Thompson of Sardinia and his brother Dr. W. E. Thompson hosting and visiting relatives. The 500 club and Art Needle Work club gatherings occur, with several local families hosting events and a D. H. S. officer installation in Georgetown Chapter.

D. W. Thompson Sardinia W. E. Thompson O. E. Canter Geo. Halse G.@. Bambach Carl Clara Heiss Margaret Bambach Ripley Birch Canter City Lizzie Campbell Marshall Minnie Gordon Georgetown W. M Alice Davidson W. P. Jas. Fitzpatrick A. M Amy Dillman Florence Hedy Camile South Nellie Davidson Treas Mary Bennington Ada Louise Beck Ruth Hannah Bluestein Esther Louise Harris Martha Myrtle Deen Electa Jennie Kellum Sentinel B.T. Davis Warder Clara Armstrong Mayme Harris Winifred Davis

Local Social Notes and a Pain Relief Endorsement

Amelya Mrs James Taylor returns from Lagerstown Indiana. Miss Ethel Beck hosts the Womens Club. Mrs John Merten visits relatives in Arrowsmith Illinois. Miss Mildred Pommert visits Charles Pommert and Mrs James Wasner. John Pease and Mrs Henry Laub return from Kansas. Juanita Fuller entertains the Bethany girls. Olan Flora returns from Iowa. Rev J A Rader moves to Mrs Joseph White’s residence. Miss General Idlett hosts the Philathea. Mrs Corally spent a day in the city. Mrs I A Whitne of Cincinnati visits Mrs Beeler. Grace Ridenetead joins CGPR office on Carrell street. Mrs Frank Porter entertains Cora Richards and Arthur Stevens. Sloan's Liniment advertised as pain relief with customer testimonial. March 1915 at Druggists 25c.

James Taylor Lagerstown Ind Ethel Beck Woman’s Club John Merten Arrowsmith Ill Mildred Pommert Galesburg Charles Pommert James Wasner Paar I. J. Powell John Pease Henry Laub Kansas Juanita Fuller Bethany Olan Flora Iowa J. A Rader Joseph White General Idlett Philathea Corally I. A. Whitne Cincinnati Beeler Grace Ridenetead

Local Residents Update: Moves and Visits Across Regions

Mrs. Mary Mottier spent Saturday wintering with her son Isaac and family in Los Angeles. Mrs. Mary Laguidari begins a two month eastern sojourn with cousin Mrs. Patterson of Hillsboro. Rev. John McKenzie and family moved to our village from Loveland last week. Willie McDulin visited aunt Mrs. Anna Airey. Mrs. George McDulin has been ill for some time. Miss Nelle Jarman visited city friends. Misses Lydia and Anna Pattison to host Priscilla Club Thursday afternoon.

Mary Mottier Isaac Los Angeles California Mary Laguidari East Patterson Hillsboro John McKenzie Our Village Loveland Willie McDulin Anna Airey George McDulin Nelle Jarman City Friends Lydia Anna Pattison Priscilla Club

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Versus Cold Germs

Internal throat and chest troubles can lead to serious harm if untreated. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm and destroys germs in the throat and nose. Pine is antiseptic and honey soothing, offering medicinal relief. 25c at all druggists.

Local Social Notes and School Visit Highlights

Mrs Mamie Cooper and her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Smith hosted a recent visit. Teachers toured the Model School at Stonelick on Wednesday. Fred Myrick wife and baby from Canton visited his parents. Herbert Thomas was summoned to the grand jury. Uriah Butler family to move to Bantam soon. M Edwards wife and J A Warren to spend winter in St Petersburg Florida. A social at Walter Muzzy is planned for Saturday night.

Mamie Cooper City Sammith Stonelick Fred Myrick Canton Herbert Thomas Uriah Butler Bantam M. Edwards J.A. Warren St. Petersburg Fla Walter Muzzy

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised in Lima Ohio

Mrs Albert Blosser of Lima Ohio says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is far the best medicine for colds and croup with many others sharing the view. Obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain Albert Blosser Lima Ohio W.C. Allen Boseley,Mo Foley Nash Pharmacy

Local Social News and Expressions of Sympathy

Joseph Rounds and family visited Sam Rounds at Liberty Chapel on Sunday. Mrs Hattie Johnson spent Thursday with Eva Smalley. The Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Charles Bingamon's home. The Sunday school plans a Christmas Eve entertainment. David Harbeugh, an aged citizen, passed away at 3 o clock. the community extends sympathy.

Joseph Rounds Hattie Johnson Sam Rounds Liberty Chapel Mr. Fox Kentucky Winnie Hobson Jessie Steward Aid Charles Bingamon Eva Smalley William’s Corner Will Hobson O. J. Harlow S. al Steward Clara Jester Crosstown Mamie Creager Burdsall Chapel W. H. Jones S. O

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Health Benefits

An old ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for torpid liver and stomach issues. It claims to purify blood relieve constipation biliousness dizziness and indigestion and improve complexion. Available at druggists for 2 cents.

Dr. King

Christmas Services Unite At Spring Grove Church

The Presbyterian and M. E. Sunday schools will unite for Christmas Eve services at Spring Grove church. Visitors include Mrs G A Cramer of Austa Kentucky with relatives, and Mr Annie Meeker with her child John mite. 7 H L Phillips summoned as witness in Carson Henderson trial at Georgetown this week. McMurchy named superintendent at the infirmary. Mrs James Johnson ill. Some boys attended Laurel social hop. Gus Fiskana and wife visited Lindale. Uncle David Nichols died in New Richmond, buried in Monroe cemetery. Foley Kidney Pills claim relief from back pain and urge kidney health. Nash Pharmacy listing.

B. Houser Ella Nichols Batavia Pearl Fitzpatrick Dorothy Pauline Handy New Richmond J. H. Dawson Ammon McCann Amelia We Ce Effie Ivy Hutson Union Chapel Church Boosters Dr. Fitzpat Blanche Hendrixson Virginia Leet Presbyterian M. E Spring Grove Church G. A. Cramer Austa Annie Meeker John Mite City H. L. Phillips Carson Henderson Georgetown

Corn Boys Trip Highlights Ohio Winners Visit East

The 1915 Buckeye Corn Special took 76 Ohio county winners and accompanying guests on a six day Washington Philadelphia New York tour. Dewey Hanes of Arcanum Dark County led with 154 bushels per acre and handshake with President Wilson. The trip, organized by I P Riddle of Lima, included capitol tours Mt Vernon Marine Zoo and a White House greeting, with stops in Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York Harbor.

Ohio Washington Dewy Hanes Arcanum Dark Dewey Swift Company I. P. Riddle Lima Pittsburg Allegheny Mountains Washington D.C Capitol Our Republic Potomac Mt. Vernon National Museum Agricultural Administration Washington Monument White House Wilson National Capitol D. A. K. Memorial Continental Hall Philadelphia Hellevue- Stratford Hotel Johnna Wyanamaker Betsy-Ross Independence Hall League Is Uncle Sam Navy Yards Delaware Bellevue-Stratford Willis Pullman United States New York Waldorf-Astoria Brox Zoo New York Harbor Atlantic Ocean Immigration Island Brooklyn Bridge Newark New York City Astor Hotel

Owes Her Good Health to Chamberlain's Tablets

Mrs. R. G. Neff of Crookston Ohio credits Chamberlain's Tablets with restoring her health after two years of stomach trouble. She says three bottles cured her and she has remained in good health since. Obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain R. G. Neff Crookston Ohio

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