Local notices and community happenings across Batavia area
A read through Batavia and surrounding towns lists guests visiting families, lawn fetes planned at Mt. Carmel and Mt. Zion, engagements and marriages, workers moving to St. Louis, and a Goshen baseball game set for July 25. Also noted are Brick masons in demand, a ghost scare in Xenia, and the 2d Battalion K Company camp at Ft Ancient with Captain Parrott.
Patterson commences Williamsburg graduates and local notices
Seven graduates received certificates at the Patterson commencement in Williamsburg township. Mrs. Louise Davis sang a notable vocal solo. Batavia beat Madisonville 13 to 1 in a ball game. Corinne Davis of Los Angeles visits Batavia. Clemens Reif and Bessie L. Penney wed at Batavia M E parsonage July 22 1912. George W. Spencer visits Chillicothe. Mrs. S improves after long illness. Local children raise funds for a new colored church with Rev. McPheeters hosting support.
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Patterson
Williamsburg Township
Louise Davis
Clemens Reif
Loveland
Bessie L. Penney
Bethel
M. E. Parsonage
Batavia
Burdsall
W. W. Winspear
Grace Penny
Geo. W. Spencer
Chillcothe
Chillicothe
Harold
Rev. McPheeters
M. B. Church
Dysentery cured by Chamberlain's remedy
Dysentery is serious but curable. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured malignant and epidemic cases. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Columbus Centennial Celebration Ties Ohio State Fair to Capital Anniversary
The state legislature appropriated 25000 dollars and Columbus added 50000 for a centennial celebration tied to the Ohio State Fair the week of August 26 to 31. The Columbus Centennial Commission will oversee the funds and cooperate with the Ohio State Board of Agriculture to showcase Ohio’s history and Columbus’s founding.
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Columbus
Columbus Centennial Commission
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Christopher Columbus
State House
Children Cry For Fletcher's Castoria Event Announcement
The Monterey Presbyterian church Ladies' Aid Society hosts a social event on Saturday evening August 8 1912 with refreshments including French Baur ice cream cake watermelon and peanuts all invited. A. M. Nason reports sciatic rheumatism and credits Foley Kidney Pills for cure and eye specks removal.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Monterey Presbyterian Church
A. M. Nason
Canaan
Foley
A. O. Nash
Shiloh Camp Meeting Opens With Promising Program
The camp meeting at Shiloh Camp Grounds opens August 2 and runs through the lith with a fine program arranged. Grounds are in good condition and attendees will be well paid for their trip. A health note urges outdoor time and Chamberlain Tablets for stomach and bowels, selling through druggists.
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Shiloh
Bale
Worth Having Dividend Declared by Ohio Fuel Oil Co
The Ohio Fuel Oil Company of Pittsburg declares a 100 percent dividend on its stock for July 18 and will be paid to stockholders of record on July 2. The stock is described as not going begging for buyers.
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Ohio Fuel Oil Company
Pittsburg
Parable on Wheat and Tares and Harvest Time
The article discusses the Gospel going to the Gentiles and the sowing of good seed versus tares. It explores judgments at the end of the age, the harvest timing, two classes among the tares, and the coming Kingdom when the wheat shines as the heavenly gain.
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St. Paul
Jesus
Satan
Apostle
Tarea
Messiah's Kingdom and the Coming Kingdom
The text proclaims a forthcoming glorious day of divine favor led by the Sun of Righteousness The message contrasts the current night of sin with healing and blessing to follow and invites sending thirty five cents for a tract entitled Thy Kingdom Come from the Bible and Tract Society 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn NY
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Messiah
Bible and Tract Society
Hicks Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
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