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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
5
This notice compiles local society happenings from Blanchester Ohio and surrounding areas. It records visits by residents Ida Smith and Mrs C W Linton, a Wilmington funeral, a Paralyzing illness, and a birthday dinner. It includes an advertisement extolling Doan's Kidney Pills. It also praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and notes local guests and travel.
Rev Lawill from Aberdeen lectured at the Baptist church last Thursday evening and stayed with Charles Green and family. Viola Wilson hosted the Women’s Missionary Circle Thursday afternoon. Verner Stickel and O B Nichols with families from Batavia and Cincinnati spent New Year’s at Wm Stickel’s. Minnie Dugan from Carthage schools vacationed at home. Rosa Brumagen is in New Richmond with a sick mother. Alma Horn of Batavia recently visited Emma Brumagen. Belle Lowe visited the city last week. Elva Denham of Dayton Kentucky called here recently.
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh and other ailments. It asserts internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces, offers one hundred dollars for failing cases, and directs readers to obtain testimonials and place of business in Toledo Ohio. It also mentions a 5 cent per bottle price and a separate constipation remedy.
Maple Grove John Clemons and daughter Anna and Arthur Quinby and wife were guests of James White and family New Year's day. Weaver family visited Hillsboro. many locals spent time with Cincinnati friends and Martins, and several families hosted relatives over the holidays.
W. P. Broyles was saved from long kidney and bladder troubles after fifteen years by Foley Kidney Pills. He reports a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities were cured and urges others to use the same remedy. Refuse substitutes. A.O. Nash.
A print last week misstated oyster supper attendance at John Binning’s home. The correct figure is seventy, not twenty. John Stiles and family have moved to Perintown. A New Year surprise party for Norman Fagin drew a large crowd with games music and a dainty lunch. Mrs Frank Hill of Cincinnati visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Moerlein. Nellie Blosser of Bantam visited Mr and Mrs Olin Fagin. Christian Fritz and Alex Huntley remain on the sick list. Joe Dawson family and George Dawson joined Miss Angie Ireton for Sunday dinner. Eva Bissantz spent New Year’s Day with Sophia Schobert at Obrist’s hospital.
John Barker of Battle Creek Michigan recounts relief from heartburn indigestion and liver complaint after using Chamberlain's Tablets claiming his trouble was over. Sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs R M Davidson hosted a dinner on New Year s Day with guests including Mr and Mrs Lucien Davidson and daughter Elizabeth of Funston, Mr and Mrs J Tingle and family, and Misses Adna and Roxy Davidson of Cincinnati. Also noted are sick Zadoc Rice and Ada Warden, and visits from Mr and Mrs A M Baird Russellville and Mrs Nan Pierce Williamsburg. The Bairds stayed through Saturday and Laura Wacker hosted Henry Wacker and Mrs Maham of Funston.
Miss Mary Kayser and George Larkin united in marriage on December 21 at the groom's sister home. Rev. Dawson of Yellow Springs performed the ceremony. The couple, soon to move to Washington, is greeted by a large circle of friends and well wishes.
Winnebago Nebraska man W H Chapman explains how he cut medical costs by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for his two children. He claims the 25 cent bottle cured their cough without opiates and saved a doctor bill. Testimonials credit Foley's product for relief.
Newtonville society members share holiday visits and family news. Names include Mrs Clara Herdaman of Blanchester, the VanCamps with newborn, Major Zed South at a funeral in Wilmington, and several relatives visiting from Lockland, Indianapolis, and Chicago. Our school opened January 2 with full attendance and Bert Work of Chicago plans a short visit home.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as the best remedy for backache rheumatism weak kidneys and bladder irregularities. It includes testimonials from Mrs J M Findley of Lyons Georgia and Dr Kings New Discovery for lung troubles with claims of curing coughs and lung disease. The piece ends noting prices and trial bottle offers.
Miss Margaret Bambach returns from visit with grandparents Judge and Mrs G G Bambach in Ripley Mrs J S Dowry visits relatives in West Virginia Master Colonel Enderes of Hamilton spends holidays with parents Clarence Hill visits Norwood Mrs Frank Kemerlae entertains city relatives Here Am I Society gives Mrs Winifred Kling a miscellaneous shower Ray Walker dies at 22 months funeral held Tuesday Rev Pumphries Willard Abbott visits parents January 3 1913 Rebekah lodge officers installed list of names lodge meets first and third Friday Constipation notices and Dean's Regulats advertised 25c per box
Miss Jessie Coulter and many neighbors are listed visiting family and attending club events in Amelia and nearby towns. The column closes with a promotional vignette praising Electro Bitters as a cure for kidney trouble and other ailments.
Nicholas Kain visited relatives in Linwood during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Pollock hosted a turkey dinner Sunday. Quince Mulloy, J. Harlow and wives from Marathon, J. F. Knight and family, and G. B. Frazier and family attended. Stanley Johnson of Middletown spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. W. E. Shriver of Rainsboro visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Chatterton, for the weekend. Mollie Tatman hosted New Year guests Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Walker and others.
Sunday and Monday in Cincinnati, a week of prayer planned across three churches. Public installation of officers for J H Jenkins Corps No 117 held January 2 with a full slate led by Jennie Peterson as President and Edna Knight as 1st vice. Various arrivals and visitors from Cincinnati. Burial of Henry Robinson at Hyde Park noted. Death of Mrs Lorinda Rowe reported in Waco Texas. A social at the Elrod home honored Elton Elrod. College students depart for the new term.
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