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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
5
Endorsements of Doan's Kidney Pills claim lasting cure and strong confidence from W H Dowdney of Georgetown Ohio. Local notices include social visits, insurance business, and a testimonial on Hall's Catarrh Cure with a Toledo address and distributor remarks.
Mrs G Carlier returned to Martinsville while Frank Judd and wife visited Walter Bauer near Batavia. James Carpenters and someone else spent Sunday with James Ellis at Williamsville. Misses Lela Ada Laura Hartmetz and Marie Carlier visited the Graver girls at Craver. Ross Drake and his little daughter visited Ed Patchell. Will White and wife from Five Mile visited Mrs Moneyhon on Sunday.
Advertisement-style note urging treatment for daytime pains and nighttime bladder disturbance. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy to restore kidney and bladder function to a healthy, regular state.
Ed Schank Frank Belsford John Patterson and Lee Hoax of Idletown spent a few days with Thomas Brooks recently William Brand visiting in Adams County Geo Hugo wife son and daughter of Batavia spent Sunday with home folks Mrs Will Kirgan visiting her daughter in the city Miss Goldie Kyle of Springfield visiting Snele ee rooks over the past week Miss Mary and Edith Glancy spent time in Batavia attending a dance commencement and pageant Myrie Davidson visiting her sister at Hamilton Mrs A Johnson and spent a day last week with William Bit and Ben Schafstall moved his wife home from Afton last week Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urged for summer use and reliability
Children’s services set for June 2. Mrs. Berlew and Mrs. Purkson are ill. John Jarman was struck in the face by a baseball at a Ripley game, sparking concern. Phoebe McElfresh and Mrs. Jacob Kurtz, once from this place, died recently. Bethel native Woods burial occurred May 9. funeral held at the local cemetery.
Mrs. Florence Slite of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains saying it gives prompt relief and should be recommended. Obtainment is available everywhere.
A crowded weekend rounds up visits and greetings as Mrs G A Brannock and Miss Audrey Williams stay with Karl Williams in the city. Numerous relatives and neighbors travel, visit, or host gatherings in Amelia, Georgetown, Higginsport, Neville, Ripley, and surrounding towns. A remedy ad promotes Po Do Lax for overnight constipation relief.
Miss Anna Chaney from Amanda visits family in Modest during vacation. Mrs Feeters hosted guests, Loyal Cars plan ice cream supper on June 19. E E Griswold guest in city. A B Keligm and family with Bethel relatives. Pella Jordan and Mr Boughanan with wife visited John Smith and wife. Dr King's New Discovery advertised as a cough remedy promising relief and cure.
Albert Wheeler and wife spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Mrs Winspear entertained the Woman s Missionary Circle Thursday afternoon. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C Bell on May 28. W Ferris of Hamlet visited Theo Brumagen last Sunday. Henry Dolman and wife hosted city friends Sunday. Mrs Hooper Lindsey hosted Mt Pisgah church ladies aid last Thursday. John Lowe and wife in the city Friday. W C Combs and wife visited friends at Newtonenville last week. Mr and Mrs Harry Haggerty attended church in Amesia Sunday. Mrs Dugan spent Sunday with her sister near Batavia. Horace Leeds and wife called to Winchester for their son Dr Fred Leeds. Hannah Meyers entertained city friends recently. Cliff Valentine and Annie Cornell married in Batavia Saturday.
A Honey and Tar compound offers relief from a summer cough caused by bronchial inflammation. It soothes tickling sensations and reduces coughing, promising help for coughs colds croup and bronchial affections. The Nash
Advert says Dr King’s New Life Pills come in well corked glass bottles containing 9 sugar coated pills. One pill with water before bed is a dose. Claims ease and positive results for constipation. 3 for 25c at all druggists.
Miss Margaret Corbly will present a three act entertainment at town hall on Thursday evening June 10 featuring humorous readings, music, and four comedy pieces. Admission is 15 cents, children 10 cents, with mentions of local visits and upcoming Federation of Women’s Clubs event.
Mrs Maggie Orebaugh visited her father Mr Day in Dayton on Sunday. Many attended the Masonic celebration at Williamsburg last week. Mrs George Morris of Hyde Park stayed with Mrs A Hensel. A miscellaneous shower was given for Thomas Slater and wife. George Caldwell and family of Norwood visited his ill mother. Children services are planned for Sunday evening June 20. A Ladies Aid festival at the Masonic hall is set for next Saturday evening. Aunt Abbie Applegate and Helen White are visiting. Grace Snell of Monterey visited Miss Georgia Applegate. Mrs Carrie Hughes of Linwood visited her mother. Gaylord Needham and family visited Mrs Sarah Conover. Mrs Scheuler of Fayetteville visits Mrs Alice Kirksaddon.
An 19th century style ad claims bilious attacks impair liver function causing fermentation in the stomach leading to nausea vomiting and a severe headache. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver cleanse the stomach and restore health at a quarter price.
Mrs C B Moreton returns from Chicago visit with son David. Mrs Emma Taylor and son visit John Glaser. Frank Chambers and wife from Clermontville spend Friday. Miss Georgiana Pattison visits Camden friends and heads to Oxford for summer. Mrs William Gugan returns to Glen Rose after visit. Miss Annia McAdams spends week with Williamsburg friends. Dr E P Ingram arrives from city to summer home with guests including Mrs E F Rardon and others. W C Staate and wife return for summer. O E 8 members attend New Richmond chapter inspection. Miss Louise Moreton home for summer after Oxford high school graduation. Mer Raveer to Chicago for government position. Revnard returns from vow in Billsboro. Health resort trend noted and Foley Kidney Pills recommended.
Waverly residents D A Ferree and wife, Miss Jennie Little host. Dr Rutledge and wife visit Mrs Sadie Rutledge in Owensville. Cary Miller and Opal Cast of Mr Healthy visit OC Cast and wife. Ed Dufan and wife of Newtoneville at Dr Rutledge. Dell South and family of Kings Mills with Will Turner. Lewis Ludwig and daughter in Columbus with Supt Rounda. O A church children present a fine program Sunday night.
The kidneys are portrayed as vital health protectors. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pilla to tone up tired kidneys, banish backache, and stop sleep disturbances by supporting proper blood filtration, published by The Nash Pharmacy.
Williamsburg items report visits from Madisonville residents the return of old friends James Rose and Mrs. Albert Steurer attended Major Zed South's funeral in Newtonsville. A large baptism class at Harlows dam drew nearly 80 diners and 600 professed converts this year under Rev. Frank P. George. Community announcements include guest stays, memorial services by Rebekah and I C C F lodges, and upcoming K P and Jr O U A M events, with notes on local funerals and church activities.
Classified notice announces sale of lawn mowers screen doors gasoline and oil stoves paints and more at lowest prices. Local shop promotes wide range of durable home goods for spring purchases.
Miss Louise Hill leaves for Bethel as the M E church choir holds homecomings with informal gatherings at the Kain home and at J H Smiths. Friends from Hillsboro Jacksonville and Madisonville attend, sharing music reminiscences and meals. Funeral for Mrs Nora Peterson Apple noted along with other local events.
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