Loveland Resident Reports Kidney Relief From Doan’s Pills
Loveland Ohio resident Rittenhouse says years of kidney trouble improved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He purchased at Creager’s Drug Store and felt better in three days, finishing two boxes with near full recovery. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the remedy nationwide. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Batavia
Loveland
Rittenhouse, Farmer
Ohio
Dean
Creager’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Moscow District
Death visits the village with William M. Fee passing at eighty nine after grippe threat. Jessie Fee, 41, buried at Calvary M E church with family rites. George Staats dies at 71 after pneumonia and heart trouble. services at M E church. Funeral and visiting details note survivors including spouses and children in Honduras Central America. Grace McKibben and H C McKibben visit W M Fee family. district services conducted by O M Van Pelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Fee
M. E. Church
F & A. M. Lodge
O. B.S
O. T. McKibben
M. E
Moscow
Jessie
A. A. Fee
Calvary M. E
P.m
George Staats
Town
Davis
Mt. Zion
Dana
Willie
Lydia
Harry Shriver
Honduras
Central America
Harry Hartshorn
Grace McKibben
Walnut Hills
H. C. McKibben
Norwood
W. M. Fee
O. M. van Pelt
Calvary Church
Neville
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages. It is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for a proven failure and invite testimonials from Toledo Ohio makers F. J. Cheney & Co. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cataern
Hall
Caterh
Patare
F. J, Cheney
Local Social Notes From Topeka And Batavia
Ashley Marshall and wife of Topeka are guests of E D Mashall and wife. Galen Weaver and Miss Elsie Lungmts wed in Batavia last Thursday evening. Miss Ethel Beck visits Miss Florence Butler at Mt Pisgah. Mrs Henry Horn calls on friends locally. Kate Mehl, Chicago, visits uncle A J Kilgore and family. Miss Kate Doughty of Batavia visits Mrs Henry Warren. Charles Padgett returns from Florida. James Kirgan and wife host niece Mrs Avery Brown and her child. Mrs B Martin improving. Cough Medicine for Children promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with no opium. available from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Marshall
Topeka
Ind
E. D. Mashall
Galen Weaver
Elsie Lungmts
Batavia
Ethel Beck
Florence Butler
Mt. Pisgah
Henry Horn
Kate Mehl
Chicago
A.J. Kilgore
Kate Doughty
Henry Warren
Charles Padgett
Florida
James Kirgan
Avery Brown
Walnut Hills
B. Martin
Local Socials and Death in January In Batavia Area
Mr and Mrs Haggerty visited Cincinnati last Friday Dr and Mrs Valentine were in Cincinnati last Wednesday Lewis Winup plans to open a blacksmith shop this week Nettie Pearce of Cincinnati called on Mrs Rosa Brumagem and friends Will Rohlfing of Amelia visited old friends here Velma Leeds hosted the embroidery club last Saturday William Stickel aged 71 died at home January 4 Funeral at Bantam church January 16 Rev Lavender of Batavia officiated interment at Old Bethel cemetery Charlie Green of Cherry Grove attended Stickel s funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Church
Rev. Lavender
Batavia
Old Bethel Cemetery
Charlie Green
Cherry Grove
Mr. Stickel
Social notes and wedding at Hillsboro Hotel Parker
Rev. and Mrs. Wright hosted guests including Mrs. Elliot of Marshal and Miss Wright of Wilmington. Their niece Louesa Johnson wed Earl W. Miller at the Hotel Parker Hillsboro. Various visits and hospitalities unfold with neighbors and family across Blanchester Norwood Williamsburg and Lebanon. Dr. Ireton and Dr. King’s New Discovery are cited as remedies with routine product promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Elliot
Marshal
Lucas
Blanchester
Wilmington
Mary Johnson
Mary Christy
Clara Smith
Louesa Johnson
Earl W. Miller
Parker
Hillsboro
George McCollum
Holland
Eva Work
John Apgar
Will Hunter
Williamsburg
Mary Rowan
John Weak
Norwood
Alma Innis
Ed Christie
Blanche Smith
Goldie Hutchinson
Redmond Fitzgerald
Mattie Johnson
A. G. Predmore
Raymond Weaver
Lebanon
Edward Christie
J. E. Christy
John Joseph
Mary Hawthorn
John Malady
Frank Hartman
Mr. Reynolds
Ireton
Geiger-Jones Co
Canton
Social visits and a charity coffee fund raise noted
Mrs John Mesten and daughter Allie enjoyed visits with city friends Sunday. Mrs Cora Patterson of Lindale visited Mrs Lafe Nash Monday. Mrs Cora Ely returned from Chicago. Miss Bessie Hoover entertained her Oxford father Saturday. Al Boyce and wife spent Sunday in the city. The helping circle hosted a successful coffee with proceeds of 22 dollars. Attendees at Mrs Lee Short’s birthday dinner included James Smith and family, Lafe Nash, Lawrence Cochnower with Violet, and Mrs Short received many gifts. The Yevon club plans a January 31 play cast to be announced. Arnold Boyce visited home folks. Mrs Lou Gray of Illinois visits this week. Fred Jennings and wife of Chicago and Mr Norton Westlake and wife of Norwood were Sunday guests of Foss Edwards and family. Late Nash visited his daughter at Miamiville. An ad notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy helps end colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mesten
Allie
Cora Patterson
Lindale
Lafe Nash
Cora Ely
Chicago
Bessie Hoover
Oxford
al Boyce
Lee Short
James Smith
Lawrence
Cochnower
Violet
Washington Heights
Norton Westlake
Norwood
Foss Hdwards
Nash
Ed Smith
Miamiville
Social notes from Bethel and surrounding towns
Birch Manning and wife of Bethel spent Sunday at Mrs. McChesney's. A. R. Brown and wife visited relatives in Cincinnati. Belville Swing and wife of Bethel spent Sunday at Harry Jordan's. John Wagerman and wife spent Wednesday in Bethel. Mrs. Irma Busch entertained Miss Edith Glancy of Elk Lick. Walter Bogart went to the city Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Coribbett spent Tuesday with Mrs. Emma Ogden. Mrs. Corda Lewis entertained Sunday evening with Mr. Avey and wife and son, Mr. Wielert and wife. Mrs. Tom Townsley spent Thursday with Mrs. Bessie Musgrove. Mrs. Iona Cross and son spent last week with her parents at Pleasant Plain. Mrs. Laura Trout and Miss Gladys Walker were in Bethel one day last week. Miss Ruth Long and Marie Demaris spent Saturday with the Manning girls. Miss Ruth Musgrove entertained to dinner Sunday with Georgia, Mildred and Charles Manning. Harry Connor and wife and son visited relatives near Crosstown Sunday. Mrs. Belle Manning visited Mrs. Laura Parker one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Manning
Bethel
Avey
Wielert
Tom Townsley
Bessie Musgrove
Iona Cross
Pleasant Plain
Laura Trout
Gladys Walker
Ruth Long
Marie Demaris
Manning
Ruth Musgrove
Georgia
Mildred
Charles Manning
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney and Bladder Function
Public notice advertises Foley Kidney Pills as restoring normal kidney and bladder action. It claims relief from backache, urinary irregularities, and rheumatic fevers, and asserts the product contains no habit forming drugs. A. O. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Nash
Local Social Roundup From Lynchburg to Newtonville
Ed gar Moorehead and wife of Lynchburg visited A. O. Weavers on Sunday. Mrs R L Davidson entertained her mother Mrs Sweet from Milford. Mrs 8 8 School and son Orville visited relatives in Lebanon. Nellie Goff visited relatives in Mt. Orab. Joe Pride hosted guests Jes Pride and wife from Felicity and Hattie Pringle with daughter Naoma from Newtonville plus Mrs David Ritchie from Newtonville. Mrs Laurica Harvey entertained relatives from Stonelick. Clarence Hutchingon and wife of ???
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Edgar Moorehead
Lynchburg
A. O. Weavers
R. L. Davidson
Sweet
Milford
Orville
Lebanon
Nellie Goff
Mt. Orab
Joe Pride
Jes Pride
Felicity
Mra
Hattie Pringle
Naoma
Newtonaville
David Ritchy
Stever Miller
Laurica Harvey
Stonelick
Clarence Hutchingon
Social at Maple Grove M E church notes
Text announces a Maple Grove M E church social on an unspecified January date with invitation to all. It also promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming to improve kidney function and overall health, attributed to A. O. Nash.
Williamsburg Social Notes and Local Marriages
Williamsburg community updates include visits by Mrs J H Waddell and daughter Katharine and Mrs Ruth Ladd of Rainsboro, Ethel Howell weekending in Hyde Park, John E Stout’s marriage to May Hill in Batavia, and homes changing hands as Everett Dugan moves from Batavia. Also mentions club programs, visitors from Cincinnati, and Dr Kings New Life Pills as a local ad.
Social Notes From Edenton and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Rachel Fry spent Monday in Blanchester. Price Osborn and wife visited relatives in Cincinnati last weekend. Dr. Rutledge and wife were in Cincinnati Sunday and Monday. George Newberry of Terrace Park visits here for a week. Raymond Spickard of Blanchester married Miss Maggie Lyon at the bride’s home Sunday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Fry
Blanchester
Price Osborn
Cincinnati
Dr. Rutledge
George Newberry
Terrace Park
Raymond Spickard
Maggie Lyon
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promoted for Helthy Child Relief
An old advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for worm infestations in children. It claims relief from foul breath fever thirst rashes and abdominal pain, with a laxative boost and a 25 cent price, available at druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D.P. Lawson
Eidson
Tenn
H. EB. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co
Phila
Local society notes and travel mentions from Delta area
Miss Mary Maddox visits sister in Newport Kentucky while William Pond and family, former Delta residents, visit friends before moving to Texas. Mt Carmel Rebekah lodge delegates attend Tusculum lodge convention. Harry Maddox stays at home. Charley Perin visits parents. Orville Deem and wife visit brother in Adams County. Elsa Davis in Cincinnati. Perry Witham funeral attended at Tabasco. Foley Honey and Tar ad promotes cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cross
Delta
O. P. Cross
Mary Maddox
Newport
William Pond
Texas
Mt. Carmel
Rebekah
Tusculum Lodge
Harry Maddox
Charley Perin
Harry Durham
T. Durham
Orville Deem
Adams County
Elsa Davis
Cincinnati
Perry Witham
Tabasco
W Bond
T. J. Bond
Local Social Notes Highlight Higginsport Visits and Guests
Mrs. Addie Reed entertains friends from Higginsport while Sallie Singer returns home after visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Newport resident Mrs. Lizzie Phillips guests Mag gie Reed. Carlie Frederick, after U S infantry service, returns home to his mother. Protracted meeting led by Rev Chaney and Rev Luke Davis continues. Fred Holgington reopens a coal yard at the old stand to cheers. Daisy Reed and son John of Felicity visit her parents Sam McKinney and John Barkley amid health concerns. Jessie Dennison visits her father near Mt Auburn. Dan Simmerman visits relatives near Rural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Reed
Higginsport
Sallie Singer
Queen City
Lizzie Phillips
Newport
Maggie Reed
Carlie Frederick
U. S. Infantry
H.l de Witt
Chaney
Luke Davis
Moscow
Fred Holgington
Daisy Reed
John
Felicity
John Barkley
Sam McKinney
Bethel Social Roundup Notes Visits and Obituary
Mt Crab visitor Ruie Hill and numerous neighbors are listed visiting in Bethel area. An obituary reports Oliie Elisberry passing at age 57 with services at the M E church. The community includes many familial visits, travels to King's Mills Felicity Covington and Mt Washington with several names and places noted. influenza season warns readers to use Foey's Honey and Tar Compound to ward off colds.
Ladies' Aid Oyster Sup at Greenberry School House
The Ladies' Aid Society will host an oyster supper at the Greenberry school house on Saturday evening January 2. Sunday visitors include Henry Harlow and family at Will Hobson's and Carroll Jones and family at W. H. Jones's. Various neighbors and relatives visited and stayed with local residents over the past week.
People’s Liniment Endorsed for Rheumatism and Aches
Old advertisement notes People’s Liniment useful for rheumatism lumbago and all aches and pains. It claims internal use for Cholera Morbus and bowel disorders. Sold over forty years with druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Hillsboro Board Orders TB Screening in Public Schools
The Board of Health of Hillsboro orders examinations of all public school pupils to detect tuberculosis. Any pupil found with the disease will be excluded from school and given alternative educational arrangements. This measure is praised as wise and advisable for all schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health of
Hillsboro
Treat Colds Promptly with Foley's Honey and Tar
A. C. Nash urges quick action on colds. If sneezing hoarseness and cough appear begin Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly to stop coughing and help sleep. The remedy is pleasant to take and helps maintain vital resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. C. Nash
Tobacco Growers Market at Farmers' Warehouse Augusta KY
The notice promotes a tobacco sale at the Farmers' Warehouse in Augusta Kentucky. It highlights large prize sorting, free services, rooms to reduce hauling costs, and a large buyer base with over 20 buyers and experienced staff led by Sam Powers and a board including M. L. Kirkpatrick Hi T. Asbury F. M. Fulkerson Ben Harbeson L. H. Wolfe. The Cincinnati market experience is noted to guarantee top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Robertson
Farmers’ Warehouse
Augusta
M. L. Kirkpatrick
Hi. T. Asbury
F. M. Fulkerson
Ben Harbeson
L. H. Wolfe
Sam Powers
Cincinnati
Foley Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Readers
Snetfels Alaska? A J Walsh suffered rheumatism and found relief with Foley Kidney Pills. Geo Potter of Pontiac Missouri recovered from kidney and bladder trouble thanks to the same remedy. The letter claims the medicine is splendid and always helps and urges others to try it. A O Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snetfels
Col
A. J. Walsh
Foley
Geo. Potter
Pontiac
A, O, Nash
Milford Parish Chooses South Milford for New Church
The pastor and wardens of St. Andrews parish in Milford select South Milford as the site for their new church. The choice won by a large margin in a recent vote, and ground breaking will occur once weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Parish
Milford
South Milford
German Proverb on Daily Thoughts
A compact note presents the idea that daily thoughtfulness ranks as the most sensible habit, reflecting a common German proverb about prudence and choice.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Skin Ailments
The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for frost bite chapped skin eczema tetter piles and itching. It claims rapid pain relief and quick healing and urges households to keep a box on hand, available at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chamberlains Tablets Prove Helpful for Stomach Trouble
Mrs. G. C. Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania reports rapid relief from bilious attacks after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says one bottle made her feel like a different person and endorses the remedy for stomach trouble. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mra. G.C. Dunn
Arnold, Pa
Spelling Bee Challenge At Concord School House
Special notice announces a spelling bee between students and workers at Concord school house on Friday January 30. No oyster supper fish pond or entertainment provided by pupils. Everyone invited. remember the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Indigestion Relief with Chamberlain’s Tablets
A Peru Indiana resident says an attack of indigestion biliousness and constipation last winter was cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets. He bought a bottle after reading recommendations and reports they helped him immediately. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Erwin
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
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Maple Grove
H. C. Roush
J. H. Waddell
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Ruth Ladd
Rainsboro
K. B. Sentman
Ethel Howell
Hyde Park
John E. Stout
May Hill
Lavender
Joseph Barry
Louise Hill
Virginia
Madisonville
Everett Dugan
Vesta Club
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Franz
Foster
Shakespeare
Dr. King’s
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Mf. Carmel
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Mt. Crab
Robert Hill
Lola Wood
Denise Michette
Will Daugherty
Hamersville
Howard Manning
Arkanoan
Jennie Brannock
Edwin
C. A
Belville Swing
Harry Jordan
Patton
G. B. Hill
John Taylor
George Taylor
Chas. Badgley
Abe Boggess
Oliver House
City
McColm
King’s Mills
J. F. Young
Will Page
Pauline
Harry Phipps
Ella Armacost
Elma van Dyke
Covington
Gus Wolf
Mt. Washington
Francis Burlew
Olive Branch
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Will Barber
Linn and
Ruth
Ed King
Meyer Nathan
Joe Levy
Indianapolis
Si Bluestein
T. C. Jones
Clarence Hill
Stella Sanders
Herbert Kennedy
Grandpa Johnson
C. E. Bratton
Dayton
John Trisler
Napoleon
Linton Goodwin
John Montgomery
Emma Potts
Fred Topie
Mt. Holly
O. E. Canter
500 Club
Brice Winder
O. E
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Mt Summit
M. E. Studer
Cloyd Henderson
Will Nelcamp
Columbia
E. A. Day
Gladys White
Lee Foster
John White
Feesburz
Mischell
A.C. Nash
Ladies’ Aid Society
Greenberry School
Henry Harlow
Will Hobson
Marion Hutchinson
Kate Hunter
Carroll Jones
W. H. Jones
Oliver Harlow
Leslie Schilling
South Lebanon
Stanley Schilling
Hattie Johnson
Homer
Ada Shriner
J. 5
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Etta Jones
Burdsall Chapel
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Adam Morse
N. B. Wallace
Miles Glahey
Will Varney
Monterey
Orella Hunter
Lizzie Johnson
Rose Varney
Frank Irwin
Moyer
Dock Moorehead
Fletcher
The
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CSU Prest
Lowe Bros. H.S. Paints
Charles
Robi Gerard
Frank Meyer
Dexter Meyer
M. Wentz
Fichter Bros
J. Mains
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J. Dixon
Bud Redden
M. Weber
Tom Conglin
Peter Wentz
J. E. Wright
Vate
John Dorn
Phil Libvert
Valley Metzger
T. E. Robison
Ellis & Kurtz
Geo. Smoot
R. Aipok
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