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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
8
Batavia Ohio newspaper marks a day of community updates with notices on local occurrences, schooling, and upcoming meetings. Readers learn about town affairs, partnerships, and civic happenings shaping Batavia.
Miss Adda Dowdney of Cincinnati visits kin in Bethel while families from Glen Dale Columbus and Norwood attend weekend gatherings. Local events mention garden parties, church visits, a baby birth in Carthage, and upcoming Maple Grove social with ice cream and entertainment.
Mrs. Loie Potts and Dr. Paul Dustin of Dayton attend decoration services. Second M. and church women plan a June 7 bazaar for Bhatt church. Mrs. O. J. Selling receives counter piece no 37. Bets and games listed with scores at Bethel and Williamsburg. Readings note travels, campaigns, and social events including a church benefit dance in Owenaville and Children’s Day at the U B church.
An advertising note claims Foley Kidney Pills quickly clean the blood of poisons causing pain and torments of rheumatism, backache, swollen joints, and stiff muscles, urging readers to recover their former activity. The Nash Pharmacy is cited as the outlet.
Lincoln Whitaker born April 17 1860 near Monterey Clermont county Ohio died May 5 1914 at 54 18. He was son of Harve and Sarah Whitaker one of nine siblings. Survived by three brothers and two sisters. He's remembered as a political figure and ardent Odd Fellow and Boston lodge I C C F No 189 presiding officer. Married twice first to Cora E Martin Feb 22 1891 then Flora Moorehead March 21 1914 officiating minister Rev Burdeau Batavia.
Mrs. Mary McMullen of Phelps New York reports rapid relief from long standing indigestion and constipation after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She states that after several weeks of use she was cured. Sold by all dealers.
John L Moore born near Batavia Ohio on March 12 1888 served in the 59th O V I during the Civil War en route to Shiloh Corinth Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge He later joined the Masonic lodge and Batavia Methodist Church and remained a devoted husband father and loyal friend to his community His wartime hardships and steadfast patriotism left a moral legacy of honesty optimism and service to others.
A tribute recalls a man whose life was gentle and whose kindness earned the affectionate title Uncle Johnny. The quotation about his character echoes a hope that nature itself would declare this man a true gentleman.
Notice to contractors announcing bids to be received by the Board of County Commissioners Hampton county Ohio as of May 20. The document indicates an invitation for sealed proposals with details to be submitted at the commissioners office.
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