Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Batavia Citizen
A Batavia Ohio resident on Main Street testifies to the reliability of statements by locals over strangers. He says Doan's Kidney Pills, used by his family with excellent results, relieve backache and kidney disorders. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Binkley
Main St
Ohio
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Sunday School Singers Prepare Laurel Event
The M. E. Sunday-school practices for a celebra tion to be held at Laurel in the M. E. church on Saturday August 12. Local folks attended an ice cream social in Franklin hosted by the Ladies Aid Society. Rev. Wm. Dolby preached at Mt. Holly Christian church Sunday morning. Frank Wilson and two sons from Middletown visited Mr. and Mrs. Orange Snyder. Mrs. James Proud shows health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Laurel
Franklin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wm. Dolby
Christian Church
Mt. Holly
Frank Wilson
Middletown
Orange Snyder
James Proud
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward
Readers are informed that Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The advertisement promises $100 for any case it fails to cure and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio with druggist availability and product price 75 cents for Hall's Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Hali
Pleasant surprise as neighbours honor Mahams before move
Mr and Mrs George Maham host a dinner with friends and neighbors who fill baskets for their quiet relocation to Tunnell Mills due to Mrs Mahams health. A Grapho phone entertains by their daughter Belle Malott and guests include Mr and Mrs B Dodds and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maham
Belle Malott
Tunnell Mills
B. Dodds and Son
Greenberry Sunday School Picnic Near Harlow Bridge
The Greenberry Sunday school plans an all day picnic in the orchard near the Harlow bridge. A ball game is scheduled for 2 oclock p m. Washington Owen and family and Cora Luther had Sunday dinner at W A Johnson s. Bruff Bingamon and sister from Kansas City visited Charles Bingamon and family last week. A few local youths attended a party at Kirkpatrick s Saturday night. Miss Lena Hamilton hosted dinner for Mildred pp Gen terville Grace and Laura Bunyan Zionsville Alma Hunter reenberry. W H Jones his wife and daughter Goldie Katherine visited his parents at Burdsall s Chapel. Miss Leontine Thirey Monterey spent Saturday and Sunday with Cecil and Neva Glancy.
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Washington Owen
Cora Luther
W. A
Goldie Katherine
Burdsall’s Chapel
Leontine Thirey
Monterey
Cecil and
Neva Glancy
Electric Bitters Touts Power Against Disease Germs
An 1890s style ad claims disease germs attack from air water dust and food but Electric Bitters purify blood and destroy them. It touts relief from chills fever ague and malaria and promises new strength and health with a 60 cent price at druggists.
Literary Society Meeting Noted In Cincinnati Report
The piece records a literary society gathering with attendees including Mrs Harvey Drake and Ada Warden. It notes Mrs Maham's illness and visits between Laura Harvey Drake and Ada Warden. Other readers include Ed Wacker and his sister, and the family of Hoh Shioln.
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The
Literary Society
Rome
Hohn Hilrris
Cincinnat
Gincinnati
Madison Aten
Miss Lauga
File
Hoh Shioln Tl
David
Waa Vyisiti
Hioinnathe
Ne Warsi
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Promoted for Coughs
The Nash Pharmacy advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as effective for coughs and colds in both children and adults. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is sold in the yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Taft
Foley
Death of M. E. Groves Mourned in Batavia and Nearby Towns
Moscow notes the death of M. E. Groves of Batavia with condolence from locals. Various visitors and relatives appear in town as accounts from Ed Cushard to Miss Thelma Smidley populate the paragraph. The item ends with a medical advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills from The Nash Pharmacy.
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs J B Silcot spent Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs W C Coombs and son Albert are visiting relatives at Columbus and attending the Baptist Assembly at Summerland Beach this week. Lela and Maude Greene were in New Richmond last Saturday. Mrs Maud Figgins and little son visit ed her parents in Cincinnati Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Wheeler called on Mr and Mrs Shafer at Fair Oaks last Saturday evening. Harry Brumagem of Newtown visited his parents last Sunday. Belle Patterson of Carthage spent part of last week with home folks. Zella Lore entertained Myrtle and Anna Mott last Sunday. Parson's Poem a Gem from Rev H Stubenwoll Allison Iowa in praise of Dr Kings New Life Pills. They're such a health necessity. In every home these pills should be if other kinds you've tried in vain USE DR KINGS and be well again. Only 25¢ at all drug gists.
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J.B. Silcot
Cincinnati
W. C. Coombs
Albert
Columbus
Baptist Assembly
Summerland Beach
Lela
Maude Greene
New Richmond
Maud Figgins
Little Son
Albert Wheeler
Shafer
Fair Oaks
Harry Brumagem
Newtown
Belle Patterson
Carthage
Zella Lore
Myrtle
Anna Mott
Parson
Rev. H. Stubenwoll
Allison
Iowa
Dr. King
Dayton
Clara
Margaret Bambach
Ernst Bragdon
Lola Gifford
Lottie Reinhart
Amelia
Denise Michette
Lulu Elisberry
W. P. Richards
Raneeeey
Morristown
Minn
Will Stone
G. G. Bambach
J. B. Heiss
Emma K. Smith
Lumbago Fishing Club
New Hope
Harry Bode
Clyde Kennedy
Daisy. Gregor
Baudel
Charles Canter
Frank West
Joel Jones
Yankeetown
Lillie Willis
Sage
Rob Willis
J. D. Willis
E. A. Day
John KE. White
George Ellum
Clara McKibben
Mildred White
Feesburg
John Livingston
Blanche
Hamersville
Sam Kennedy
Local Socials Include Visits From Area Residents
Mrs. Albert Nichols' mother of Cincinnati visits for weeks. Sunday guests at Stanley Huber's include Walter Hahn and wife and Minnie Brothers and Ruth Hahn of Batavia. Carney Roush visits sister Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson of Corradel. A C Shockey and family of Norwood visit Mrs. Jane Smith. Omar Hawley of Madisonville visits parents. Sherman Schooley and wife visit David Rickey's at Williamsburg. Eugene Boyd visits relatives at Camp Dennison. Nelson McElfresh of Lebanon visits grandparents B McElfresh and wife. John Goff and wife of Middletown stay with relatives. Catholics attend picnic at Owensville. Maple Grove M E church ladies plan ice cream supper on church lawn Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nichols
Cincinnati
Stanley Huber
Walter Hahn
Minnie Brothers
Ruth Hahn
Batavia
Carney Roush
Clarence Hutchinson
Coraddale
A. C. Shockey
Norwood
Jane Smith
Omar Hawley
Madisonville
Sherman Schooley
David Rickey
Williamsburg
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Credits Stomach Tablets
A Lincoln girl credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with quick relief from chronic constipation and stomach trouble. She reports being able to rise and improve within three days and calls herself the proudest girl in Lincoln. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Local social notes from Kokomo and nearby towns review
Miss Stella Hotkett returns home from Kokomo Indiana while guests from Chicago Batavia Ashland Garden City Owensville and Columbus visit relatives. A group attends the Eastern Star picnic at Highland. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for early diarrhoea relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Hotkett
Kokomo
Ind
George Edwards
Chicago
BE. R. Roberts
Crittenden
Elizabeth Bertram
Bessie Pence
Edna Pence
J. F. Edwards
I. A. C. Nash
Batavia
Charles Lawrence
Ashland
C. E. Smith
James Hitch
Lillian Robinson
J. J. Armstrong
Edna
Nellie Hackett
Silverton
Susan Robinson
Garden City
Kan
Minnie McKay
Owensville
Ralph Okay
Columbus
Local Family News From City Stirs Curious Notes
Fragmentary lines describe Mrs Dale Calhoun and children returning to an aunt or guardian, mentions of Walter Barnum and Blanc White, scattered names and places, a Sunday visit to Dr Thompson, and Misses Marie and Helen Kimmel with Mrs R Pfimpson in the east. The text is garbled, with many incomplete phrases and unclear relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Calhoun
Walter Banum
Iss Blanc
Kidney Remedy Claims Cure for Kidney Disease
Mr Perry A Plilman of Dale South Dakota says he was bedbound for four months with kidney and bladder trouble and gallstones and that one bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him. The Nash promotes the product urging readers to ask for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry A. Plilman
Dale
Nash Pharmacy
Spine Bath Plan for Nervous Relief Promises Quick Comfort
An advertisement touts Dr. Wright's Rapid Relief as a spine bath to steady the nervous system. It claims the liniment penetrates the spinal cord, balances circulation, and eases nervous headaches mood and shocks from diphtheria tetanus and bites. It also notes horse use for colic and offers money-back guarantees from the Wright Rapid Relief Co. in Peebles Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wright
Wright
Wright Rapid Relief Co
Peebles
Ohio
Local social notes from Mt Holly area
Miss Edna Follow visits cousins Misses Lottie and Edith Ward in New Richmond. Various residents, including Arthur Leeds, Frank Smith, Mrs Nellie Clayclrait, Mrs John Herget, and others, are noted visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Health updates and hospital visits appear, with mentions of Miss Nannie Herget undergoing surgery and favorable reports. The Missionary Society plans a meeting and several households entertain or travel within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Follow
Lottie
Edith Ward
New Richmond
Arthur Leeds
Frank Smith
Sandusky
Nellie Claycrait
City
John Herget
Zonella Nagle
Dayton
Louis Tracy
Harrison, C
Charles Kincaid
Roy Wrepeth
John Topie
Edith Denham
Frank Ely
Amelia
Olin Fagin
Thomas Smith
Bert Arthur
South Point
Nannie Herget
Seton Hospital
Bertha Rising
Bessie Pearce
Mabel Shepherd
Norwood
W. J. Liston
Harry Lytle
Jacob Brunk
Batavia
Frank Moore
Bennett
Withamsville
B. L.etchum
The
Missionary Society
W. C. Houser
Nicholas Koch
Charles LePere
Hirman Baker
Will Ward
Hazel Alrey
Lambette
Salem
West Va
Belle Follow
Will Flora
Hamlet
Daytons Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Dayton residents and visitors share weekend visits and travels in the area. Mrs. Emma K. Smith hosts the Monday Evening Euchre Club. The Lumbago Fishing Club sails for a week near New Hope. Foley medicines are endorsed as trusted remedies by The Nash Pharmacy.
Social Guests and Funeral Notices Spark Local Holiday Week
J E Innis and family from Columbus visit Mr and Mrs O P Walker. J Meier hosts friends from Mt Healthy Cincinnati and Wyoming for a week. Mrs Kumler of Dayton arrives for two weeks with Ezekiel Pollock family. Funeral for Catherine Moyer held at Altha McAdams home, interment at Williams Bure cemetery. Neighbors and distant relatives from Chicago and Cincinnati attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Innis
Columbus
O. P. Walker
J. Meier
G. Schmidt
Mt. Healthy
Yerkes
Wyoming
Emma Langenbein
Cincinati
Spangler
Georgetta
Hiley Arewine
Hamilton
C. H. Kumler
Dayton
Ezekiel Pollock
Helen M. Walker
Westboro
L. G Brookton
William Ochiltree
Connersvile
Indigne
Lakeside
Catherine Moyer
Irs
Altha McAdams
Sentman
Wil Iame
Bure Cemetery
Lincoln Park
Gona
Park
Chiago
Orwood
L. Allen
Misa B . Clark
J.D. Moorehead
Spanstton Ind
John
Ure
Louise Hill
Aradisonville
Jewnne
Maret Sullivan
Walnut Hills
Macy
Smith
Chatterton
Qhatterton
Q. P. Pan
Youngeown
Adie Shatterton
Paeen
Lester Boulware
Hills
Michael Groves 41 Dies After Teaching Career
Obituary notes Michael E. Groves son of John W. Groves of Batavia Ohio dies after long teaching service. Born May 1 1870 he taught in Clermont county then Moscow public schools for two years. He helped organize Epworth League and led church work. He leaves parents and four brothers and remains mourned by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Groves
John W
Florentine Virginia Groves
Batavia
Ohio
Will
John
Birmingham
Alabama
Reese
Plaza
North Dakota
Lindley
Batavia High School
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio Normal University
Ada
Clermont County
Michael Groves
Moscow
M. E
Epworth League
Sealed Proposals Ordered for Clermont County Road Work
State Highway Department calls for sealed proposals from Clermont County Ohio officials for grading and macadamizing several miles of road in Goshen Township under highway law. Proposals are due by August 8, 1911, at noon, at the office of the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
ColumsBus
Clermont County
Ohio
Columbus
Eale
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H. B. Martin
Port Harrelson
8.C
Georgetown
D. C
Greenberry
Harlow Bridge
West Point
Foley’s
M. E. Groves
Groves Wepeare
Doc Cushard
Groenewold
Chas, Kayser
Cover
Bantam
Quince Pattison
Allen
Frank Chambers
Crawford
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Irma Abrams
Urbana
Dave Brown
Moreton
Lea Danielle
Parkersburg
W. Va
Emery Edgington
Howard
Zella
St. Bernard
Clark Sargent
Frank Jarman
Marie Moreton
Neil Jarman
Georgia Manning
Sue Moreton
Groves
Emma Glaser
Lindale
Maple Grove
M. E. Church
Church
Bethel
John W. Groves
John Huntington
Fletcher
Castoria
Qlaee
J.C. Fuhr
U.S
Lowe Brothers
Fun
Willa Story
Davis
John Morris
Bagby
Studebaker
OC. W. Seyler
Herrick Seed Company
Rochester
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