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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1911

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Complete Cure by Loveland Man

Henry Bowers of Railroad Ave Loveland Ohio says kidney trouble caused backache dizziness and stiffness and that four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills cured him completely. Ad touts kidney distress danger and the Buffalo New York Foster Milburn Co as US agents with a 50 cent price.

Bright Henry Bowers Railroad Ave Loveland,c Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Pleasant social visits and local notices in Morrow area

Henry Price and sister Alta Catterlin of Morrow visited Ella Brunk Sunday. Miss Michie Pierce spent days in Cincinnati with friends. Mrs Minnie Grosnickle and children of Woodland visited her mother last Wednesday. Mrs Sarah Daghsr of Blanchester visited sister Mrs Frye Monday. Mrs Melvina Brunk and Ella Fox attended quarterly meeting at Pleasant Plain Saturday. Wayne Runyan and daughter Ina spent a few days with friends at Wilmington. Also an advertisement offers 100 dollars reward for catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The endorsement from Walding Kinnan Marvin attests to trust in F J Cheney & Co and Hall's Catarrh Cure details.

Henry Price Alta Catterlin Morrow Ella Brunk Michie Pierce Cincinnati Minnie Grosnickle Woodland Sarah Daghsr Blanchester Frye Melvina Brunk Ella Fox Pleasant Plain Wayne Runyan Ina Wilmington Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin W. Ferris Hamlet W.coombs Mr. Shaw Temple Elwood Green Lowe Haggerty Harry Brumagem Newtown George Dolen Annie Walter Dolen Henry Horn Batavia Hooper Lindsey

Social notes and personal visits across Terrace Park area

A roundup of residents visiting relatives and hosting guests from Cincinnati, Ludlow, Delhi, Dayton, and beyond. Social calls include Miss Mary Dunton, Miss Stella Turner, Miss Mildred Pommert, Mrs. Denham, Earl Woodruff and wife, and multiple other families with Sunday and weeklong visits. A testimonial endorses Dr. King’s New Discovery for chest illnesses with a note on its effectiveness and available trial bottles.

Mary Dunton Terrace Park Stella Turner Laurel Mildred Pommert Illinois George Denham Cincinnati Earl Woodruff Bowman Woodruff Althea Wall Frank Ludlow Bantam Lena Gladys Hutson Philathea Lab Jessie Coulter Leons Potter Tuesay Chester Davis Delhi P. M. White Etta Phillips City J. J. Armstrong T. A. Atwood Tabasco James Taylor Stanley Atwood

Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekly Notes

Mrs Geo Full and her son from Indiana visited Amanda Arey and family during the holiday period. Anna and Mary Rinkeley of Cincinnati were guests here last week. Miss Allie Violett, recovering from illness, expects visitors. Nellie Radcliff and children from Mt. Vernon were guests of relatives Judd of Mason. Judd visits his parents. Charles Wiiett matches are mentioned.

Geo. Full R Indiana Org Amanda Arey Mme Eertibliday Edge Gene Anna Mary Rinkeley Cine Pnatl Allie Violett Nellie Radcliff Mt. Ing Me Judd Mason Charles Wiiett

Leading California Druggist Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar

A Pasadena letter from March 9 1911 shows Foley and Co praised as an effective non narcotic cough remedy. O L Parsons signs for the drug firm with firm recommendation and notes it suits children without causing nausea or digestion issues.

California Pasadena Cal Foley and Co Foley H. Ward Drug Co O. L. Parsons Sec's Treas Foley's Nash Pharmacy

Old Bethel M E church hosts ice cream social

Sunday school at Old Bethel M E planned an ice cream social for June 17 inviting all. Guests included Clara and Helen Ely from Bantam visiting Helen Moorehead and Thos Slade visiting Mrs Moorehead. Several locals and relatives visited in Bethel Adams county Milford Batavia Newport Ky Kentucky events noted.

Clara Helen Ely Bantam Helen Moorehead Old Bethel M. E Ed Brant Adams County Irma, Brooks Chris Ernst Milford Bethel Ben Schaffstall Oscar Glancy Old Bethel M Thos. Slade Moorehead Leo Geo. Fitzwater Edna Moorehead Geo. Hugo Batavia Newport Mary Glancy Holly Friends Old Bethel M. E Ora Prine Irvin Slade Earl Kentucky Irma Brooks Wm. Brand Ellis and Wright Wolf Allen Walter

Profitable Tip Through Foley Kidney Pills

Local testimonial from Geo J Cons of Dayton Ohio praising Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble. He reports relief from severe kidney pains, restored sleep, and strengthened kidney function after several weeks of use. Nash Pharmacy mentioned.

Geo. J. Cons Commercial St Dayton Foley Nash Pharmacy

Local Social Roundup and Gentle Health Note

Sunday visits and family gatherings fill the Hamlet calendar with remarks of neighbors traveling to Cincinnati and Batavia. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming quick relief from constipation and indigestion with a 25 cent price.

Dr. King

Stores to Close Early in Marathon Ohio Weekdays

Beginning Monday the stores of H Anderson and Mrs E Joseph in Marathon Ohio will close at 8 p m during the week except Saturday when they close at 9 p m Also a promotional paragraph touts Electric Bitters for women's health claiming benefits to digestion liver kidneys skin and nerves priced 50c at all outlets.

H. Anderson Mrs. E. Joseph Marathon Ohio Isfone

Local Notices and Socials From New Richmond Area

William Yates has been very ill during the past week. Misses Carrie and Kate Haehnle, city, are spending a week at the Traub home. Eugene Glaser, city, visited relatives here last week. Capt. Ben Pattison of the steamer Courier has been sick, but was able to be home Sunday. Mrs. Leslie entertains Miss Carrie Salidon and others. Dr. B. is noted among residents from New Richmond and area. Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended by Nash Pharmacy for kidney and bladder trouble.

Willliam Yates Carrie Kate Haehnle City Traub Eugene Glaser Ben Pattison Steamer Courier Kate Forsythe Worliamsburg Lakes Rea Ed Ernst Frida West Wire Ing BE. Cover Bantam Leslie Wae Carrie Salidon John Sheehy, Jr Newport Issosephine Kinsell Cincinnati Pattis Odwar Geneal New Richmond Rae Station Selby Willie Glaser Rs. Weber P. Moreton Chicago

Monterey Children's Services Attendance Noted

A fragment reports Grace Owen and others attending children services at Monterey Sunday evening. Mentions families including Mr and Mrs Hobson, A Turner, Smokie, Hong Gang, and Wes OKenzie with unclear details and scattered local social notes.

Monterey Grace Owen T Rt Ashington

Rapid Relief Promises Swift Pain Alleviation Since 1873

An 1873 discovery by Dr. J. L. Wright touts Rapid Relief as a powerful pain destroyer. It claims to penetrate skin quickly, reach nerves and vessels, and even pass through a china dish, with effects on throat, neuralgia, rheumatism, wounds, and colic. Sold at 25 cents with a money back guarantee from The Wright Rapidies Co. in Peebles, Ohio.

J. L. Wright Wright Rapidies Co Peebles Ohio

Local Folks and BallGame Invitees Mentioned

Mrs. Goldie Leonard of Owenton Kentucky visited friends in the neighborhood. Master Ralph Shriner of Edenton stayed last week with his grandma Mrs. Attie Johnson and family. Sunday guests at N B Wallace's included Adam Morse and family Roy Morse a husband and son W H Jones and two daughters Goldie Katherine and Etta. Greenberry ball players urged to practice before Saturday Marathon game.

Goldie Leonard Owenton Ralph Shriner Edenton Attie Johnson N. B

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Wounds Burns and Sores

An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest sure healer for knife, gun, rust, burns, boils, sores, skin eruptions, eczema and chapped hands. It claims prevention of blood poison or gangrene and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.

Local Society Notes and Travel Visits

Mrs. Chas. Simons and her son visit Pt. Isabel relatives this week. Mrs. Lou Rogers returns home after a Laurel visit with two children. Prof. G. W. Felter of California, formerly here, died after paralysis. Miss Edna Knight hosted Miss Lillian Jones of Norwood. K of P memorial services set for next Sunday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Nellie Zimmerman and son Titus return from relatives. Laura McKeever vacationing with parents in Lovington Illinois. W. O. Maham of Hyde Park visits relatives. Albert Snell and family visit from St. Paul. Lettie Weaver and Sadie Robinson visit Amelia and city relatives. Mrs. W. Weidmeyer and niece Alice and Mrs. John Maham and baby stay with Melissia McNutt’s relatives. W. B. Creager of Loveland guests of G. W. Leeds. Mrs. E. H. Davis and Ella Williams visit Cincinnati relatives. Gus Zar of the O S U at Columbus with home friends. L. W. White, Hugh Davidson, and Georgia Harris visit Mt. Crabb friends. Dr. J. H. Weaver and family spend Sunday with Taylor Connor in Crosstown. Life Building, Kansas City ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills. The Nash Pharmacy.

Chas. Simons Isabel Laurel Lou Rogers G. W. Felter California Edna Knight Lillian Jones Norwood M. E Nellie Zimmerman Titus Wilmington Laura McKeever Lovington Illinois W. E. McKeever W. O. Maham Hyde Park Albert Snell St. Paul Aran Eayasy Lettie Weaver Sadie Robinson Amelia W. Weidmeyer Neice Alice John Maham Baby Melissia McNutt W. B. Creager Loveland

Auction Notice at Grogan Dairy Farm in Wilmington Ohio

At the Grogan Dairy Farm one mile west of Wilmington Ohio the herd sells Saturday June 17 at 12 30 p m. The herd includes the registered bull Hood Tam orono I 78757 twenty cows in milk bred to him and seven yearling heifers by him. The herd is described as the best in the area.

Grogan Wilmington Ohio

Ladies Helping Circle Hosts Lawn Fete and Bazaar

In Mt Holly the Ladies Helping Circle plans a lawn fete and bazaar at the Christian church yard on Saturday evening June 10. The piece notes gatherings and visits by local residents including Miss Elizabeth Joevens birthday celebration and various social visits, with thanks for support of the home mission collections totaling 13.54 dollars.

Ladies Helping Circle Christian Church Yard Katherine Elizabeth Joevens Williamsburg Cincinnati Elizabeth Witham Lulu Downs Witmereeete M Mire B. L. Ketchum Nettie Dawson Madisonville Ladies’ Helping Circle Geo. Ketchum Ulington Geo. Danby’s Christian Obape Florence Shannon Elmwood Place Warren J . Chapman Lawrence County Frank Crowe Albert Lytle

Milford visits and social notes from the region

Miss Ida Montgomery visits with relatives in Milford. Louise Paeltz of Ricetown stays with Mrs. C F Davis. Gladys Willis from the city visits friends. Local lodge attendance noted. Prof H E Aultman and son Dan visit Clifton and return with his mother. Various Sunday guests and calls at homes including Mrs E R Beck and Mrs J Littleton. Funeral attendance for Aunt Francis Vanosdol at Baywood. Lumbago Fishing Club camps on Waits farm near Baywood. Advisory note on Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold locally.

Ida Montgomery Milford Louise Paeltz Ricetown C. F. Davis Gladys Willis City John Patten Chas. Calhoun Will Johnson Lodge Amelia H. E. Aultman Dan Clifton M. C. Frazier A. E. Reed Republican E. R. Beck Frank West Smith Poe E. O C. Reed Chile J. K. Morris John Littleton New London H. J. Beck Gladys West Mt. Washington Anna Fagaly Francis Vanosdol Baywood Lumbago Fishing Club Waits Farm John Huntington J. C. Scott

Thoughts That Control Destiny

A reflective aphorism contrasts lofty thoughts with destiny arguing simple good thoughts, tender loyalty, and steadfast character can prevail. The quotation attributes moral power over fate to honest, humane thinking.

Maeterlink

Boarding at 25 Cents Per Bed or Meal

Miss Kate Erion offers boarding by week day or meal with good home cooking and a feed stable. Located a square and a half above town hall on Main Street.

Town Hall Main Street Kate Erion

Also Mentioned on This Page

Batavia Readers James B. Mershon Newark N. J Olive Branch Elkliock Brooks Hazel 8. G. Williams Family Sunday Lindale Moscow F. S. Rexford Life Bldg Kansas City Jersey Sculmivel Rogan Illis Rites Scott MT. Holly Denwood Chamberlain M. S. Grifffith Nteed B Hayroms Roent Ns Rimone Caes Coyle Implement- Buggy Co Boll Pho Foleys Ana Te Findan Revipe FacSinle Signature of Sandor Bears Castoria the Centaur Company HEW York City John Hartman J.C. Fuhr U.S Lowe Brothers Furr Willamtors Studebaker Studebaker Brothers Studebakers C. W. Seyler
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