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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
8
An advertisement lists combination deals with area newspapers. Clermont Courier one year plus Tribune or Enquirer options priced at 1 25 and 2 75 respectively. Also combines Courier with Cincinnati Post or Cincinnati Times Star at 3 25.
Nomination blanks offered at local office. Saturday concert well attended. John Dustin visiting Dayton relatives. County commissioners met Monday. Company K preparing for annual encampment. Elizabeth Cade ill at home. J R Woodliet vacationing at Mineral Springs. Dan Hillen transacting business in Batavia. Mr Girton and wife hosting Kentucky son and family. Mrs Will Weaver visiting Clermont relatives. Nichols families with New Richmond relatives. Irwin Nash family visiting Aden Nash. Connie Baldwin visiting Will Applegate family. Lena Schubert ill at present. W T Kain and wife visiting Dayton. Ice plant at full capacity due to heat. Julia Elston and Alberta Curliss weekend guests of H M Rice. Hester Glancy visiting Dayton aunt. Griffis family guests of Chas Griffis. Mary Fishback visiting grandparents OC Slade. J E Ockerman and wife visiting T D Carter. W C Griffith leaving for St Louis summer with husband. Mary Ellen Teal to Boston Conservatory. Earl Bunn visiting Batavia friends. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised. Julia Dimmitt entertaining George McMurchy and others. George Henderson and Blanche Hahn married at Bethel. M E church services schedule. Allen Roudebush party visiting ClermontZoo. Baby remedies advertised. Itch remedy promotion. Dean’s Ointment for eczema. Clara Johnson visiting Maude Horn. Festival at Spring Grove school for M E church fundraiser. Gail Mooney and daughter visiting. Gabriel/Reynolds families visiting Charles Crane. L F Hulick visiting Batavia friends. moving to Oxford. Dr J J Werner and wife on vacation. Gettysburg trip. Outing trip planned to Cedarville Michigan for family. J J Werner work notes and teeth care fragment.
Presbyterian services this week include prayer meeting tonight at 7 30, County C E Convention Thursday, Sunday school 9 15, morning worship 10 30, and a Girls Sermon on the Methodist church lawn. Universalist lawn fete at Mt Carmel Saturday night July 24 with rain plan in Grange Hall.
J W Lennin of the Sun is recommended by Collector Gil ligan for appointment as division deputy collector of Internal Revenue with Batavia as headquarters. He succeeds W H Hunter. Salary 1200 with 600 expenses.
Storm last week wrecked Shilo grounds halving shade trees and destroying cottages. No event proceeds. all money collected will be refunded.
Local brief notes from Nicholsville and Amelia record family visits church events and social news. Arminda Ross summers with brother B. E. Gardner. W C T U meets at Mrs Mahala Corbin. Miss Mildred Housh visits Dayton. two Sunday schools invited to Wiggonsville celebration on Saturday August. A baseball injury to Frank Meeker is noted. preaching at Presbyterian church suspended next Sunday with CO E service after Sunday school led by Louise Purkhiser.
Mrs. Jos Dawson visits Indiana. Miss Ethel Beck hosts embroidery Friday. Mrs. Raymond Gaskins and son visit from the city with Misses Florence and Ruth Shannon of Elmwood. Prof. E E Somermier of Columbus guests Mrs. B F Moyer. M J Day and wife entertain city friends. Frank Heiser and family Deer Park Ed Tracey and wife Norwood Sunday guests of J N Judd. George Moyer and Hugh Davidson Williamsburg with B F Moyer Wednesday. Raymond Dawson and wife Amelia visit Hazel Dawson. Frank Kirgan and family city visit Carl Judd Sunday. W T McDonough and wife in city Monday. Mrs. Bert Senior Cedar Point visits with Mrs Perry. She accompanies home by Miss Clara. Union chapel to host ice cream festival in Lungmus yard Saturday night. Mrs W T McDonough and Mrs H Beck visit Miss Anna Doughty at Anti Bantam Wednesday. Mrs Garrison and daughter Ruth and May city visit Mrs Schunk. Dr Lindsey city Sunday guest of Dr Offutt. Charles Barnes Toledo and Walter Timberlake city visit W Baldwin.
Pupils including Jonne Weaver Virginia Gelvin Louise Ely Helen Stills Esther Wegner Gertrude Wegner Helen H Rush Irane Hulick Charlotte Carroll Elizabeth Shipp Laura Hartmetz Rhoda Bayha Lillian Reisinger Lucille Rau Marjorie Halbisch Thelma Searles Jean McDonald Esther Gunderley Minnie Ungelhaem Irene Bach Florence Norris Ruth Schubert Pauline VanHorn Agnes Nichols Margaret Nichols will perform a piano recital at the German M A church next Friday July 23 at 8 p m.
Edward Craft of Elba New York credits Chamberlain's Liniment with relieving rheumatic pains stiffness and knee soreness from winter. He claims no other remedy did him so much good and notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
A plea encouraging readers to report news about family and friends to make the paper more teasy and attractive. Local items and personals are in demand as the staff asks for tips to gather weekly news from the community.
Hay fever and asthma sufferers urged to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for relief. Advertisement notes no opiates and promotes Nash Pharmacy as supplier.
Ed Ernst, a busy Batavia township farmer, reports his 380 acre spread offers top corn potential in the bottoms with 29 acres hard to grow for color size and stalk.
Rural buyers and sellers meet at the fair as premiums are liberal and exhibits rise. The grounds look splendid thanks to landscape work and space requests show the latest and best. Catalogs available on request. A note for health links Dean’s regulats 25c box for liver and bowels at drug stores.
The Farm Woman's Sunshine Club met July 1 at Mrs. Maud Ireton's home. President Mrs. Walker led. Hazel Wise played piano. members shared patriotic roll calls and sang America. Programs included readings, papers on Love of Country and Food Care, a vegetable table guide, rose culture, a discussion on rest, and a Battle Hymn encore. Refreshments followed. next meeting Aug 5 at Mrs. Meyers.
Frank Judd and wife spent Sunday with his parents at Olive Branch. Mrs Carrie Burgess returned to the city after visiting Jas Carpenter and wife. Hartmets spent Friday in the city. Will Brown and wife visited Wright Brown at Perintown. Mrs Emma Davis was in Milford last week. Charles Hartmets and family hosted Sunday. Edward Webrung and family of the city also mentioned.
The Rev. Wm P Jackson of Blanchester died Tuesday July 6 1915 in his 82nd year after a long ministry and Civil War service. He served in Co F 12th O V I from 1861 to 1864 and preached in the Cincinnati Conference until 1898. He leaves two sons and a daughter, funeral at M E church Blanchester with Grand Army burial services.
Mrs Miranda Lucas Hypes, born 1840 near Osborn Ohio, widow of Rev Fletcher W Hypes, served 82 years on 23 charges in the itinerant ministry. She married November 11 1862 and supported Union service through her husband. She died suddenly in Owensville and is mourned by family and the WTA with tributes. Funeral was held in Owensville with interment at Xenia. E Burdsall.
The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to keep kidneys healthy by flushing poisons from the body. It claims benefits like relief from backache rheumatism and other kidney and bladder issues and lists Nash's Pharmacy as a seller.
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