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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1915

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Proved Lifesaver For New Richmond Man

A New Richmond Ohio blacksmith, BE McClanahan, details kidney disease nearly killing him. After failing with other treatments, Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his pains, swelling, and dizziness in two months, and he credits the remedy with saving his life. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses it.

McClanahan New Richmond Ohio Dean Doan Mr. McClanahan Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N.Y

Local City Shoppers Visit Friends and Family

City shoppers August Calter and wife with Ada. Ella Schafroth Elsie Davis with Mrs Carpenter. Elsie Davis visited Mrs Frank Judd. John Winemiller and wife visited Charles Ansteat family near Olive Branch. Marie Carter visited Laura Hartmetz. Mrs Fred Schafroth and Belle Patchell visited Mrs E W Patchell. Andrew Wisse and family hosted. David Carpenter and wife of Linwood guests of James Carpenter. Ross Drake and daughter Ann Elizabeth spent Sunday with Ed Patchell.

August Calter Chas. Hartmetz Ada Ella Schafroth Elsie Davis Wm. Brown Carpenter Frank Judd John Winemiller Charles Ansteat Olive Branch Marie Carter Laura Hartmetz Fred Schafroth Belle Patchell E. W. Patchell Andrew Wisse David Carpenter Linwood James Carpter Ross Drake Ann Elizabeth Ed Patchell

Notable medicine advert and holiday notices in town paper

An old ad touts a non narcotic remedy claiming quick cold relief and health restoration. The issue also lists holiday visits by Howe and Reed families, local residents visiting kin, and small town social notes alongside brief medical cautions and pharmacy promotion.

Amelia Social News and Tragic Death Report

Miss Helen Coulter of Carthage visits sister Jessie. Mr. Drake hosts Anna Reeves and others. Anna McCann birthday party by Woman's Relief Corps. A fatal household fire injures Arceneth Winans. funeral at Old Bethel cemetery. Local notices include medical ads for Sloan's Liniment and multiple visits among Amelia residents with Carthage and Newtown connections.

Helen Coulter Carthage Jessie Tom Huling Buffalo N. Y Mr. Drake Anna Reeves Bethany Club J. R. Hicks Columbus Charles Hutson C. C. Kearns Washington Olive Harriet Swein Bethel Arceneth Winans Drake Old Bethel Cemetery John Slye Minnie Williams

Local social visits and church event notes

Miss Georgie Applegate visited Miss Grace Snell in Monterey on Sunday. Richard Reynolds spent the weekend with friends in the city. J. E. Christy and Mrs. Clara Smith were guests of C. M. Johnson and family at Hillsboro. A Christmas cantata will be given at the church Christmas eve. Quite a number attended the meeting at the Christian church at Lora do Sunday evening. H. K. Johnson of Hillsboro was the Sunday guest of J. R. Johnson. John Christy of the Delaware University is home for the holidays. Cora Hensel was a guest of Mrs Ethel Hathaway at Owensville. The Marathon Grange met Saturday afternoon with work in the 8th and 4th degrees. An elaborate luncheon was served to about forty members. The next meeting will be Friday evening January 7 when the officers for the ensuing year will be installed. Charles Holland spent the weekend with Miss Goldie Hutchinson spent Friday night with Miss Blanch Smith. Mrs J W Hutchinson and daughter Gladys of Greenberry were guests of Mrs Mary Rowan.

Georgie Applegate Grace Snell Monterey Richard Reynolds J. E. Christy Clara Smith C. M. Johnson Hillsboro Christian Church Lorado H. K. Johnson J. R. Johnson John Christy Delaware University Cora Hensel Ethel Hathaway Owensville Marathon Grange Charles Holland Goldie Hutchinson Blanch Smith J. W. Hutchinson Gladys Greenberry Mary Rowan The Courier Martha Velma DeBolt Carkin Bordulac North Dakota Lizzie Jordan Bessie Miller Mary Boyd Charles Camp Dennison O. C. Knight Josephine Sardinia D. F. Dunham City J. M. Davidson Elizabeth Harry Ridings Mt. Crab Vesta Club W. Ty Elrod McNutt Davis Bethlehem Galilee Mesdames Dailey Hines Crosstown James E. McKeever Bloom Rose Will Hunter Anna Gladys Hutchinson Cincinnati Jennie Hancock Pontiac Michigan A. A. Bingaman L. W. Day Paul Black Dayton Callie Earhart J. H. Johnson Bloom Rose Church Rev. George United Brethren Church Nellie Walter Moorehead Presbyterian Church Walter Calvin Moorehead Adolphus Moorehead

It is best medicine in the market for colds and croup

Mrs Albert Blosser of Lima Ohio proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best medicine for colds and croup with many agreeing that it is widely obtainable.

Chamberlain Albert Blosser Lima Ohio

Local Social Notes Highlight Pedigrees and Visits

Misses Anna and Gladys Hutchinson spent Saturday in the city. Benton Hunter of Peebles visited with his wife here Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral of William Steward at Bloom Rose on Sunday. Mrs. Julia Hamilton of Madisonville spent part of last week with O. J. Harlow and family. The community approves the new church lights recently installed. Miss Mabel White of Maple Grove spent Saturday and Sunday at her father’s. Mrs. Cora Innis and her little son are staying with John Workend near Hartman. John Amiott of Williamsburg and Miss Betta Jones made a business trip to the city last week. Clarence Hutchinson and family visited Charles Hutchinson on Sunday. Mrs. Cora Chaney and son Willard visited her aunt Mrs. Sarah Drake at Loveland. Miss Rose Varney was a Sunday guest of Miss Ethel Steward. Orville Chaney wife and son dined with Charles Chaney and family.

Anna Gladys Hutchinson Benton Hunter Peebles William Steward Bloom Rose Julia Hamilton Madisonville O. J. Harlow Mabel White Maple Grove Cora Innis

Williamsbuгg Courier Christmas Notes and Obituaries

Williamsbuгg community pages reflect Christmas greetings locals and visitors. Reports include Vesta Club program highlights, deaths of W N Steward and Walter Moorehead, funeral details, and multiple notices of illnesses visits and family transfers across Bordulac Green Berry Cincinnati Pontiac Oakley and other nearby towns. Foley Kidney Pills ad closes the page.

Do You Want a State Job Examinations in January Open to All

State Civil Service Commission releases a January bulletin listing several good job openings with the state and promising opportunities. The bulletin can be mailed on request to the commission in Columbus Ohio. Burdock Blood Hitters advertised as a family tonic priced at $1.00.

State Civil Service Commission Columbus Ohio

Mrs. Jno O Mailey Dies. Batavia’s Oldest Resident

Batavia obit reports Mrs Jno O Mailey died at her home Monday in her 94th year born in Ireland she came to the county by sail ship for a long voyage survivors include son Thomas and daughters Ollie and Maggie funeral from Holy Trinity church Wednesday at 9 am burial at Union Cemetery Dr Thomas health ad appears at end with patent medicine claim.

Batavia Jno. O’mailey Ireland Thomas Ollie Middletown Maggie Holy Trinity Church Union Cemetery

Community Mourns Three Noted Residents At Funeral

Crosstown records a string of obituaries and visitations as D C Harbaugh Wm Steward and Jacob B Johnson pass away. Mrs Albert Barr and others travel to Carlisle for the funeral while Myrtle Johnson from South Dakota is summoned home for a father’s illness. The note also mentions Mrs S F Daniels Goshen and the 87th wedding anniversary of Mr Johnson.

D.C S. F. Daniels Goshen Wm. Ireton Bert Skidmore Batavia Geo. Ireton Louella Burdsall Owensville Myrtle North Dakota Edwin Mr. Johnson J. Harlaw Quince Mulloy Lawrence Curry

Rabbit Hunters Season Extends to New Year

The rabbit hunting season continues through January 1. The 1915 licenses expire December 31, so all hunters must obtain a 1916 license to hunt on New Year’s Day.

Foley's Honey and Tar praised for croup remedy

W Q Allen of Boseley Missouri testifies Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough and croup medicine he used for eight to ten years for his four children. Nash Pharmacy reports satisfactory results for coughs and colds. A December 15 Court of Appeals ruling from Columbus states county boards of education are not county officials and need not be elected. the constitution assigns appointment to district board presidents within the county.

W.Q. Allen Boseley, Mo Foley Nash Pharmacy Court of Appeals Columbus County Board of Education

I owe my good health to Chamberlain's Tablets

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

Chamberlain R. G. Neff Crookston Ohio

Masonic Lodge Attends Presbyterian Service in Large Turnout

The Masonic lodge of the area attended the Presbyterian church last Sunday night in a body, marking a notable communal religious observance.

Masonic Lodge Presbyterian Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Richmond Bantam Eskert Patterson Hoffman Wm. Johns Vernon Stickel Norwood Perry Shannon Rose English Covington F. O. Littleton Helen Irene Moorehead Vance Ross Elmer Ely Mr. Felong the Woods L. L. Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance Hall F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney & CO Druggiers Stonelick B. W. Howe Viola Ida Reed Sallie Si Sciotoville Robert Sargent St. Louis O. Sargent Elsie Howe Yiett Walnut Hills Ed McClain Hamlet Woods Clair King Wisconsin Tom King D. Porter W. O. Sargent F. Z. Tucker Utopia M. E Mas Everthur Amelia Lindale Ray Lidsey Hyde Park B. F. Lindsey Minnie Dugan Carthage Schools Will Rholfing Mary Steelman Daisy Philhour Newtown Rosa Brumagem Ollie Patterson Verner Coombs Della Denham Jeanette Crowley Pierman Harry Haggerty E. McKaskel G. W. Temple’s Kate Smith Dale Brumagem Sloan Mervin H. Leister Berkeley Cal Panama Exposition Williamsburg Fred Smith Green Bay Wis Rabbit Hunters Croup Williamsburg, O Walter S. Smith Edenton Lyon's Farmers & Merchants Bank Williamsville Bennett's Loveland Loveland National Bank Locust Corner Ayer's Laurel Hauck's Moscow Moscow Bank Felicity Hurdle House First National Bank Conover Hotel New Richmond National Bank Milford National Bank L. M. Rogers Geo. A. Maxfield Chichester Castor New York Bears Castoria the Centaur Company New York City Establi Relatie Oe Fis Sre Daria Cen Dle Main ST Mac Cones Maysville, Ky C. Donaldson Mason County C. O. Erskine W. Va John Jolly Fleming County Maysville G.W. Wyatt
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