Christmas Eve entertainment at local Christian church
An entertainment will be presented at the Christian church on Christmas Eve with an excellent program. Names of local guests appear, including Miss Jennie Collins and Miss Auta Seward. Several couples and families from nearby towns visited relatives over Sunday, with social exchanges noted among the Van Horn, Seward, and Binkley families. A paragraph about catarrh remedies follows, promoting Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills with testimonials and a Toledo company address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Jennie Collins
Auta Seward
Caiffora Tunner
Loveland
Philip van Horn
Leva Benjamin
Wm. Seward
Frank van Horn
Barney van Camp
Newtonsville
Christopher Peah
Salem
Jesse Binkley
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Christmas Eve entertainment at Miamiville church
The M. E. Sunday school arranges a Christmas Eve program at the local church. Citizens note the recent Universalist church fair in Milford and other town happenings. A water famine grips Miamiville as residents adjust.
Local Social Notes and Health Ad Claims
Mrs. M Stahl and Miss Irene Stahl visited the city Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Taylor and daughter Anna visited relatives Sunday. Milt Jordan returns home for the winter from Warren county. Rev Brown begins protracted meeting Friday evening. Everyone invited to attend. Belfast residents Grace Ranyan Mrs Gehring Mrs Yaujer won $5 in the Enquirer contest. There is a cough and cold preventive ad for Foley's Honey and Tar claiming it cures coughs and colds without opiates and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stahl
Irene Stahl
Chas
Taylor
Anna
Milt Jordan
Warren County
Tom Hill
David Hill
Rev. Brown
Rick—Mre
Grace Ranyan
Mra. Gehring
Mra. Yaujer
Belfast
Encquirer
Epworth League Events and Visits Report
Epworth League services at Union Chapel Sunday evening December 25 led by Albert Davis. Dr Thompson of Bethel called on Albert Channels Thursday. Epworth League social planned at Albert Davie's home on Tuesday, with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwort League
Union Chapel
Albert Davis
Thompson
Bethel
Albert
Epworth League
Albert Davie
Batavia Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The column lists numerous visits and greetings across Batavia and nearby towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Somermeier, Dick Hutson, T. P. Myrick, Samuel Dolen, A. B. Cleveland, Mrs. P. M. Offutt, Miss Deborah Offutt, Miss Nellie Butler, Mrs. John Mellen, Miss Elsie Lungmus, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Elmer Ely, Miss Maud Daughters, Mrs. Frank Heizer, Delbert and Margart Heizer, and others. A birthday surprise for Charles Weaver and a lecture at Amelia town hall are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Williamsburg
Elmer Ely
Bantam
Mise Maud
Indianapolis
Frank Heizer
Delbert and
Margart
Deer Park
Nelson Judd
Effie Hutson
Charles Weaver
Fred Weaver
Black
Jennie Black
Clark
Mra. Daunt
Mr. Bartholomew
Amelia Town Hall
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Praised by Readers
Letters from J L Tucker of Centre Alabama and Mrs Samuel Gage of North Bush New York extol DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles cuts burns fever sores and long term ankle sores. The advert claims the salve cures without leaving scars and notes it is sold by John Bunn & Son.
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DaWitt
J. L. Tucker
Centre
Ala
Samuel Gage
North Bush
N. Y
Droggista
Math
ELY Brothers
Warren At
New York
Monterey Notes From Williamsburg Area
Monterey brief mentions Thomas Moore and wife visiting Dan Snell. Samuel Duchemin's move near town. Eva Hunt hosting a youth gathering. Presbyterian ladies hold an oyster supper December 27. George Devine and wife visit D K Carpenter with Eva Hunt. Willie Pate home for holidays. promotional note on Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with testimonial from T R Beall and local pharmacy availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore
Williamsburg
Dan Snell
Samuel Duchemin
Eva Hunt
The
Presbyterian Church
George Devine
D. K. Carpenter’s
Willie Pate
Social Roundup of Local Visits and a Dayton marriage
W Crossett and sons of Walnut Hills were guests of Mr Thorborn on Saturday. Mrs Wunder of Glen Este made a call on Mrs Luling. Mrs Johnson and daughter Cora visit relatives in Brooklyn. Albert Day attended a grange meeting at Indian Hill. Miss Hattie Robinson visited the Misses Brunk at Plainville. Mrs Phillips visited Mrs Ed Coddington of Pleasant Valley. Rose Day entertained by Mrs Fee of Milford and attended the operetta Phyllis. Clarence Rose and Nora Hesse of Dayton Kentucky were married last Monday at the bride’s home in Dayton. Mesdames Davis and Rose attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crossett and Sons
Walnut Hills
Thorborn
G. Wunder
Glen Este
Painful Back Spurs Kidney Trouble Cure Ad Shown
An advertisement urges readers to buy Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York cost one dollar with six bottles for five dollars as a cure for kidney liver and blood diseases. It cites druggists stock and local sales while noting local funeral notices and small town happenings nearby. It mentions Bucklee's Aroha Salve for sores eczema and piles available at Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and Amelia Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Bucklee
Barnes
Nash's
Batavia
Amelia Drug Ac
Amelia
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Friends and relatives of Cilford South show health improvement after Denver stay. Mrs Mon Bymeor spent a week with her mother in Morrow town. Frank Meek and wife and Daniel Needham visited Lincoln nati. Milton Shaw of Elenor called on friends Sunday. Thomas Woods returned from Columbus. F G Mosey left for Florida Thursday. Providence McCormick and wife of Belfast visited Dr Anderson’s home. Florence Needham and parents spent a day in Goshen. Miscoe Cool and Clara Hahn of Modest were guests here. J J Gorman and family of Pleasant Valley and Melvin Good and wife of Zionsville spent Sunday at Andrew Dimmitt’s. A number from here will attend protracted services at Belfast led by Rev Brown. Mia Bert Work and daughter and Mrs Bethyne Meddox spent Friday in Union. The Epworth League will hold its monthly social Thursday evening in December.
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Cilford South
Denver
Colorado
Mra
Mon Bmyeor
Morrow Town
Frank Meek
Daniel B. Needham
Lincinnati
Milton Shaw
Elenor
Thomas Woods
Columbus
F. G. Mosey
Florida
Providence McCormick and
Belfast
Dr. Anderson
Florence Needham
Apont
Goshen
Miscoe Cool
Clara Hahn
Modest
J. J. Gor
Bieasant Valley
Melvin Good
Zionsville
Epent Buncay
Andrew Dimmitt
Qakie
Kev, Brown
Mia
Bert Work
Mi Bthiynne Meddox
Uinolnpal
Epworth League
Misa Jessie Anderson
Cincinnati
Roy Philhower
Clark Leever
McGonnigle
Batier County
Marion Myers
Nina Stall
Frank Yeoman
William Bird
Norwood
Charles Jobncco
Batavia
Tilden Whitenack
Indiana
Laura Brown
Mainville
Elia Roudabusch
Columbia
Anderson
Earl Heywood
Star G
Lucy C. Gibbe Ls
Mary Oldenburg
Morrow
Rev. Roberts
Minnie Hardy
Pearl Combs
Courtland Smith
Madisonville
Harry B. Conover
Owensboro
Richard Dunlap
Loveland
J. P. Dickerson
Cuncinnati
Ory Chabroniton
Hichard Dunlap
Showbes
Miracle Cure Parade Promises Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Moravia New York reports a dramatic recovery for Mrs Repoj Wilson who weighed 200 pounds and dropped to 130. Her husband credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a rapid improvement, claiming five boxes cured her after four years of diabetes and pain. The notice touts kidney disease relief and endorsements from relatives and others, including a child croup warning about Foley's Honey and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Conner
Shelton, Wash
Foley
Moravia
N. Y
Repoj. Wilson
Dodo
Dodd
Bright
Foundry Near Ready As Rain Hurts Local Area
The Loveland foundry is near completion with a 60 by 100 foot building as the Victor Stamping Works expand their plant. Drought has disrupted local farming, especially on the Scott farm near Goshen, a 75 year longtime site now affected by scarce rain. Dr. John B. Scott, Clermont native, died December 11 in Columbus. remains moved to Goshen for interment after services in Columbus. A robin nest near the B and O depot drew interest as railway workers watched the bird raise a brood within six feet of daily locomotive water stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Stamping Works
Scott
Goshen
John B. Scott
Clermont
Columbus
Wm. Scott
Ohio Drug Co
Good Investment of One Dollar
Advertises Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York as a cure for bad breath constipation back pain discolored skin nervousness and dizziness claiming to cleanse blood regulate kidneys and liver and restore a healthy glow to the cheeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
N. Y
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Ohio and Cincinnati
Goshen and surrounding towns show bustling social life with visits to Edenton Springfield Foster's and Cincinnati. Residents like William Hockett Sprague Thacker and family, Miss Nina Stall Belfast, and Tilden Whitenack travel, host, or return from trips while a spelling school and church services mark the week. An auction and rural delivery update also appear as community activities continue.
Local Notes and Obituaries from Goshen Area
Nellie Irwin and Effie Conover shopped with her daughter at Mainville. Jacob Kohlihagen of Branchester visited Rupyans in Goshen. George Hitesman left for Rutland Vermont for a new position. Dr John Scott, born here, died in Columbus of pneumonia. interment in Goshen cemetery. Goshen seniors elect Mangan president Spence vice president Burns treasurer Leever secretary. Goshen Lodge 119 F and A M install officers December 16 1901. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as a pleasant laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainville
Nellie Irwin
Effie Conover
Jacob Kohlihagen
Branchester
P. L. Rupyan
George Hitesman
Rutland
Vermont
John Scott
Columbus
Goshen
Dad Mangan
Perry Spence
Clyde Burns
Stella Leever
Goshen Lodge No
A. M
J. H. Andrews
W. M
Fred B. Bishop
Frank Bray
Herbert Cook
Christmas Greetings and Local Notes From the Courier
A merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the Courier and its readers. The piece records visits and social news around White Oak Amelia Cincinnati and Portmouth, plus brief mentions of sales, promotions, and a local injury. It includes a Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertisement with patient testimonials and notes on a railroad worker and local residents moving or visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Elizabeth Maddox
White Oak
John Flora
Amelia
William Liston
Edna Dawson
Madisonville
Scot! Liston
Cincinnati
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Springfield
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Fred Warren
Cincinnati Talking Machine Co
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Clarence Fagin
Tabasco
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C. B. Nichols
Gail Steeman
Fagin Bro
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Portsmouth
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Lloyd Fagin
Olin
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Norway
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Baywood
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Dayton
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Lockland
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