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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1914

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Helped Batavia Man

A Batavia Ohio man suffered kidney weakness with fatigue aches and poor sleep. After a friend recommended Doan's Kidney Pills and using five boxes he recovered, could rest well and perform work again. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York markets Doan's in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.

A. Eimer Water St Batavia Ohio Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

New Year Socials Across Zionville and Monterey Families

Neighboring families gathered for holiday events and visits on New Year’s Day and night. The Varneys, Glancys, Knights, and adjacent households shared celebrations in Zionville Monterey and Lorado with visits to relatives and a surprise party for Miss Cora Luther at the Ashton home. Local funeral and show attendance noted among residents.

Will Varney Miles Giancy Henry Good Zionville van Knight Monterey TA. Doyle Nellie Jester Lorado Goldie Leonard Owenton N. B. Wallace Cora Luther Ashton Ada Hobson Terrace Park James White Clarence Varney Zoa Glancy John Amidtt Etta Jones Williamsburg

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Claim

A 100 dollar reward note touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers a hundred dollar pledge if cures fail. See F J Cheney Toledo Ohio for testimonials and product details.

F. J. Cheney & Clo Toledo Ohio Bruggtets Ils Hale Family Pt

Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Quick Worm Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for children’s worm infestations. It lists symptoms such as foul breath, dark under eyes, feverishness and abdominal cramps, claims a laxative effect, and urges households to buy four boxes for 2 cents each from druggists or by mail through Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. of Philadelphia or St. Louis.

Kickapoo Indian Med. Co Phila St. Louis

Social Gatherings and a Batavia Wedding

Harry Rinehart hosted friends on New Year’s night. Charley and Mrs Hamilton of Madisonville visited Harve Drake last week. Horace Grey of Summerset Ky visited Fred Weaver. Eisie Lungmus and Galen Weaver visited Cincinnati over New Year. Mrs Hollenbeck entertained a Milford vocal group. Richard Hicks and Carrie Drake wed at Batavia on Wednesday. Will Schultz and Mrs Schultz spent New Years with Sylvester Boyse at Amelia.

Harry Rinehart Charley Hamilton Madisonville Harve Drake Horace Grey Summerset Fred Weaver Eisie Lungmus Galen Weaver Cincinnati Hollenbeck Milford Richard Hicks Carrie Drake Batavia Will Schultz Sylvester Boyse Amelia

Wonderful Cough Remedy Praised by Tennessee Shopkeeper

Bidson Tenn merchant D P Lawson praises Dr Kings New Discovery as the most wonderful cough cold and throat lung medicine sold in his store claiming it relieves obstinate coughs and colds quickly and requires no guarantee. The ad urges families to keep a bottle and notes it is sold by druggists or by mail from H B Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.

H. EB. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St Louis Bucklen Mall B. Bucklen & Co St. Louis

Bethel Social Guests Note Weekend Visits

Mrs. Mary Terrill and daughter Muriel visited relatives at Bethel on Sunday. Mise Eisie Lungmus spent last week with friends in Cincinnati. Misses Anna Porter and Ruth Beck of Bethel were guests of J. H. Beck and family Priday. Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Gregg of Detroit holidayed with mother Mrs. James Kirgan. Mise Davis of Troy was a guest of Miss Siva Keon last week. Mrs. P. M. Offutt and Mrs. Mary Terrill were entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs. Nichols home Mt. Washington.

Mary Terrill Muriel Bethel Mise Eisie Lungmus Cincinnati Anna Porter Ruth Beck J. H. Beck Ruby Gregg Detroit Mich James Kirgan Mise Davis Troy Siva Keon P. M. Offutt

Cough Remedy Endorsed for Children and Adults

The article warns against giving opium containing cough medicines to children. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest option for coughs colds and croup in children and suitable for adults as well. It emphasizes it contains no opium or harmful drug and is available through all dealers.

Local Notes and Visits in Newtonsville Area

Newtonsville brief notes include Mrs. James Gorman of Sabina visiting Andrew Dimmitt and wife, and Walter and Sara Whitaker in town for holidays at Bert Work. Miss Alberta Collins dies in Los Angeles and will be brought home for burial. church attendance and several local guests are listed. An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and related illnesses.

James Gorman Sabina Andrew Dimmitt Daniel Barron Milford Walter Sarl Whittaker Bert Work Mitchell Owensville Ounshiely M. E Rolla VanCamp Cincinnati Alberta Collins Los Angeles Cal Lida Hill Belfast Eliza VanCamp Hamilton VanCamp Milton Schooley Lebanon Dale Roudebush Floyd Ridings Wm. Burdsall Clara Pringle Frank Smith Chillicothe Blondin McKinney Glover Clara. Roudebush Maylorsville Ill Harmon Whittaker

Christmas Activities And Local Moves In Kenton County

Christian Chapel Sunday school observed Christmas with exercises and treats. T. H. Trees sold his farm and gave immediate possession. Mrs. Ernst Myrick of Indianapolis visited George Myrick and family. Mrs. Laura Brotherton visited Will Bauer and family near Owensville. Ladies Helping Circle met with Mrs. W.J. Liston. Miss Leon Liston returned home for holidays. Clarence Fagin and wife spent holidays with Olin Fagin and wife. Christmas program at the school house drew a good crowd with Kenton Hall as Santa. George Myrick moved into the former Christian Seigel home. Joe Geiser traded his farm for Newport property and will move. Jacob Brunk and family and Mrs. Belle Follow visited Frank Moore at Batavia. Olin Fagin traded Coset cottage. And a note on Andeal Woman's Laxative Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for bowel relief. Prices 26c from H. E. Bucklen & Co.

Christian Chapel T. H. Trees Ernst Myrick Indianapolis George Myrick Laura Brotherton Will Bauer Owensville Ladies Helping Circle W.J. Liston Leon Liston City Clarence Fagin Olin Fagin Kenton Hall Christian Seigel Joe Geiser Newport Jacob Brunk Belle Frank Moore Batavia Coset

Local visitors and greetings mark week in community

Mrs Silcot and Mrs Ellen Burger of Batavia visited friends in town. William Patterson from Wood County and Bert Nesbitt with Will and Ralph Belt of Dayton called on local families. Mr Stickel is improving. Rold Lindsey received a bicycle for Christmas. Ethel Brunk hosted a Kentucky cousin over the holidays. Rev Shambaugh of Laurel dined with B Lindsay. 80 year old Haggerty family obituary noted for December 28 and December 31 funeral in Russellville. January claims influenza and related illnesses with Foeys Honey and Tar advertised for coughs.

Silcot City Ellen Burger Batavia Dugan William Patterson Wood County Bert Nesbitt Will Ralph Belt Dayton Theo Brumagen Stickel Rold Lindsey Ick—Hol Howard Walls Ethel Brunk Kentucky Laub Amelia Nellie Haggerty Shambaugh Laurel B. B. Lindsey Baird Harry Haggerty Russellville

Friends of Mrs. Charlotte Warren mourn her death in Van Buren

The obituary notes Mrs. Charlotte Warren died at her Van Buren Arkansas home after a life steadfast in the community. She had spent summers with Mrs. Olive B. Hayford and sister Mrs. T A Pinkham. The piece also lists local visits and holiday gatherings involving residents such as T A Pinkham, J E Reever, J W Gillum, John Schaible, Fay White and others, plus social events at Mt Carmel and local meetings. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement promotes its use for frost bite and skin ailments with a pledge of quick relief.

Charlotte Warren van Buren Ark Olive B. Hayford T.A. Pinkham T. A. Pinkham Cincinnati J. E. Reever Thurman Treese J. A. Warren Mt. Holly J. W. Gillum Blue Ash John Schaible Ed Jones George Channell Fay White Chicago A. Pinkham Pomona Mt. Carmel JT. Hayford Longview John Boyce

A Difference in Working Hours

An advertising note asserts a man’s eight hour workday requires body organs to function at 2 percent efficiency hourly, claiming Foley Kidney Pills will keep kidneys healthy and active. The testimonial by A. OC Nash urges readers to use the product for reliable results.

Foley A. OC Nash A.C. Nash

Hartmetz Family Entertains on New Year Day

Charles Hartmetz and family entertained on New Year’s Day with James Livengood and family from Williamsburg visiting. Miss Lela and Ada Hartmetz were last week’s guests of Ira Hannold and family of Linwood and helped at a party hosted by their cousin Miss Flora. Biliousness and Constipation Cured claim attributed to Chamberlain’s Tablets by R F Erwin of Peru Indiana who recounted a prior indigestion episode and favorably recommends the remedy available from dealers.

Charles Hartmetz James Livengood Williamsburg Lela Ada Hartmetz Ira Hannold Linwood Flora R. F. Erwin Peru Ind Chamberlain

Patch at Maggie Moyer's Meeting Postponed

The Patch at Maggie Moyer's is postponed to January 14. The note also lists New Year visits, a wed ding, a death in the community, and upcoming Literary meeting on January 16 at Zadoc Rice’s home. It mentions Mild health advice from A. O. Nash endorsing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for colds.

Maggie Moyer Tommy Patterson Isaac Keebhler Myrtle Patterson Amanda Maham Gladys Amelia Varrie Drake Will Koons Thelma Hill Monterey Mabel Runyan Yellow Springs Abigail Maham Junia Koohlins Montana Zadoc Rice

Local Social Notes and Obituary

Rose Lindsey of Cincinnati visited A. O. Weaver with Mrs. Sara Nichols John Moorehead and wife and Mrs. Etta Duckwall over the weekend Abigal Maham died near here January 1 aged 78 New Years Day dinner for 88 Mary George hosted Hugh Nichols and Stanley Sprague city visit Carney Roush and wife with Williamsburg relatives Miss Bess White Marathon with Aunt Anna Clemons Mrs Lucien Davidson and daughter Elizabeth visiting R M Davidson Miss Sara Figagher and Mrs Isa Huber entertained friends Saturday Mrs Gallagher and relatives guests of Nannie Lytle Thursday Presbyterian Juniors plan an oyster supper Jan 10 People’s Liniment advertised for rheumatism lumbago cholera morbus and bowel disorders sold forty years

Iss Rose Lindsey Cincinnati Sara Nichols John Moorehead St. Bernard Etta Duckwall Bata A. O. Weaver Abigal Maham Here Mary George Hugh Nichols Stanley Sprague Carney Roush Williamsburg Bess White Marathon Anna Clemons Lucien Davidson Elizabeth R. M. Davidson Sara Figagher Isa Huber Gallagher Nannie Lytle Presbyterian Sunday School M. F. McNutt W. H. Miller Florida John Hamilton Los Angeles Wal Mary Ferree Afton The United Brethren Church Mabel Hdna Curry Dama Johnson Logansport Ind R. P. Creager Julia Elston Edna and Mabel Curry Alma Runyan Gertrude Matthis Isabelle Foster Ohio State L. W. White Georgetown H. EB. Arewine Anna Hancock Nelson A. F. Creager Baby Loveland T. G. Foster Henry Harris Miller Robinson Mt. Crab Obed Disley Caroline Hutchinson T.J. Atchley Jennie Tice Batavia Roy Leeds Eastwood Stella Busch M. E Burdsall W. M. Patton Greenfield W. T. Elrod W. R Augusta Doughman Eva Towner Edith Waite Lou McAdams John Moyer Richard Robert Clover Nsaphine Chatterton Clarence Long Cleveland Dyke Montana Junia Koehns M. E. Parsonage Mabel Peterson Helen K. Dudley Mt. Auburn Erwin Albert Hagerman George Worthington, Minn Otho Pearre J. Campbell Wm. Hichelberger Perintown D. K. McDonald Harry Moyer Helen Pauline Hugo Walker Chas. Johnson Henry Busch Katherine City O. A. Frazier Helen Conner Eee Olave Hoe

Local Social Roundup and Health Ad Notices

Felicity residents hosted visitors from Mainville and Columbus during the week. Shoppers and families attended a New Year shower for Stella Busch and Roy Leeds at Henry Busch’s home. Cordelia Lewis plans a city trip for an adenoid operation. An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills claims kidney and bladder health benefits.

Lee Parker Felicity James Musgrove Lucian Innis Mainville Dick Thomas Columbus Harry Conner Crosstown Stella Busch Roy Leeds Henry Busch Irene Thompson Marie Demaris Marie Manning Avey Lowell Hayworth Gladys Walker Cordelia Lewis

Owensville social notes and obituaries brief

Norwood resident Hugh Mitchell spent Wednesday with relatives in Owensville. Mildred Quitter of Cincinnati was buried at the I.O.O.F. cemetery here Saturday morning. Mrs. Hathaway hosted friends from Valparaiso Indiana during the holidays. Alma and Helen Davis of Newport Kentucky and Joe and Frank Quitter of Cincinnati visited their aunt Mrs. V. Yeager Sunday. The Schiottman sisters of King’s Mills spent the holidays with their sister Mrs. Fred. Dan Heuhliman visited his son Russell in Cincinnati Sunday. A Cincinnati man visited his grandfather Andy Daugherty over the weekend. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is advertised for night coughs and throat tickle relief. Mrs. A. D. Nash endorses it for all ages.

Hugh Mitchell Norwood Mildred Quitter Harmon Quitter Cincinnati Alma Helen Davis Newport Joe Frank Quitter V. Yeager Schiottman King’s Mille Fred Dan Heuhliman Russell Andy Daugherty

Williamsburg Notes Begin New Year With Class and Cheer

Local items describe school reopening after holidays and social life in Williamsburg. Families travel to Florida and Logansport, with gatherings at churches, weddings, and New Year events. Community updates include visits, farewells, and a Pythian Sisters fair.

Social Notes and Local Remedies From Winchester and Batavia

Miss Marjory Mecklin of Winchester visits. Mrs Delmer Waite and Edith spend time with Centerville relatives. Mrs Martha Hancock visited Cincinnati kin. Mr and Mrs John Hutton of St Cr ab visit their daughter Myria Waite. W T Birod in Cincinnati Monday. N J Burnet of Batavia shakes hands with Bun friends. Vesta Club program features Proverbs Hebrew Ruth and Bible quotes. Foley Kidney Pills praised by Geo Potter and A O Nash for kidney and stomach troubles. Chamberlain's Tablets praised for stomach distress. available from local dealers.

Marjory Mecklin Winchester Delmer Waite Edith Centerville Martha Hancock Cincinnati John Hutton Bertha St. Crab Myria Waite W. T. Birod N. J. Burnet Batavia Hattie Davia Vesta Clubs Bishop Story Ruth Walker Bamaris

Social notes from Elklick area include visits and a wedding

Mrs. Oscar Glancy of Afton visited Ben Schafstall and wife. Miss Bessie Fitzpatrick spent holidays with her parents at Plainville. Miss Mabel Brunner visited friends at Williamsville. Edith and Mary Glancy hosted guests from Batavia on New Year’s. A protracted meeting continues at Old Bethel M. E. church. Nora and Hazel Brooks attended Miss Stella Busch’s shower of Williamsburg, who wed Roy of Cincinnati.

Elklick Oscar Glancy Afton Ben Schafstall Bessie Fitzpatrick Plainville Mabel Brunner Wilhamsville Edith Mary Glancy Batavia Old Bethel M Nora Hazel Brooks Stella Busch Williamsburg Roy Cincinnati

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Chapel Newtonsville Dr. King Price H. E. Bucklen & Co Lindale Mischell Quartette Foey Bantam Ston Elick West Point Maple Grove Gray Ing A. D. Nash Fletcher the Centaur Company Cypres Lowe Bros. H. S. Paints Basket T. B. Drake Brown County TB. Drake John Bittle Clermont Co E. M. Metzger Sidell H. T. Asbury F. M. Fulkerson Ben. Harbeson L. H. Wolfe Sam Powers J. E. Wright Deve Pookety Rychard Moulton Walter Bishop Baton A. J. Walsh Geo. Potter Pontiac Nash, Snefiels Ieee
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