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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
5
Black Hair Ayer’s Hair Vigor claims to restore color and prevent hair loss for years. It also promises a clean scalp and hair growth. A bottle sells for $1.00, obtainable through druggists or by mail from J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell MA.
Local items note visits among families in Piqua and surrounding towns. The I O O F lodge plans a decoration on June 22 with a gathering at a specified time inviting all members and Rebecca society members. An ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back offer and mentions local druggists.
Mr Anderbilt of Indiana visits Miss Hattie Simmons this week and others from Franklin and Cincinnati attend Sunday callers. A Sun day-school convention gathers attendees from Amelia. A German reader in New Lebanon praises Chamberlain s Pain Balm for a wife s back pain and Beck s Pharmacy sells it.
A jumble of social updates notes relatives visiting Cincinnati and nearby towns. Mentions include A. J. Conroy visiting relatives, Mrs. Margaret Thompson entertaining her sister, Miss Blanche Mcpreny visiting grandparents, Estel Beckett moving to Cincinnati for Clark's Embalming College, and families returning home from visits. Also references local advertisements and a Baptist church lecture with Chas Blodgett.
A vintage advert promotes Foley's Kidney Cure by Dr. John Bunn and Son. It warns that those with kidney or bladder trouble who do not use the product will have only themselves to blame for results, claiming it positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases.
O Bove spent last week in Hamilton. Mrs. DeLovell and family moved to Cincinnati this week. Robert Howard, formerly of this place, died.
In Cincinnati on June 7 typhoid fever was noted with burial at Mt. Zion. Numerous visitors and residents were reported in Hamilton, Wilmington, Dayton, and nearby towns. Highlights include funerals, illnesses, home improvements, and social visits among families and local professionals.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa says she was labeled as doomed by consumption after six months of severe sickness from Hay Fever and Asthma. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with a complete cure and calls it safest for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles cost 50 cents and one dollar with free trial bottles available at Dr John Bunn Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Everett Codling and Miss Mary Bracelin wed at the U B church on Sunday June 8 1902 with Rev Welch officiating. A large audience attended and the couple plan to settle in Cincinnati. Bridesmaid Nettie Storer and best man Charles Burdsall attended.
Mt Carmel activity includes visitors from LaPorte Cincinnati and Indianapolis plus local guests. graduation at Boxwell and M E church events mark the week. A testimonial touts Foley's Kidney Cure from Dr John Bunn & Son after kidney illness.
The fourth Sunday in June will pass without a preaching service at Christian chapel because the pastor must travel to Enon church in Adama county to assist in deacon ordinations. Jacob Kleinman plans to add a cottage extension. Mrs Andrew Hollinger hosted city visitors from Warren la back for several weeks, returning after 12 years away. Mr and Mrs J D White recently visited her mother in Bond Hill. Miss Viola Kirkpatrick visits relatives at Norwood. Samuel Smith was drafted by Uncle Sam.
Succeed Theodore Myrick as mail carrier and began bia duties Monday. Miss Emma Moerlein spent several days with relatives in the city recently. Christaan chapel observes childrens day Sunday evening June 22 with Mrs Anna Shimple and Miss Lena. Hudson and John Weaver baptized at the Christian church Sunday afternoon by Rev I M Walker. Each presented with baptismal certificates by the pastor. Mr and Mrs B F Moyer of Hamlet called on friends Sunday afternoon. A Perry is with home friends after a trip to Oklahoma. Ejla Carr and son Winn of Cincinnati were guests of E Y Handlan and family last Sunday. A tree struck by lightning during Friday night storm killed five chickens. Minnie Fagin returned to her North Side home after weeks with her brother Olin and wife. Christian chapel thanks Mr Holly dramatic society for proceeds donation. Mrs Jacob Bronk visited niece Mrs Will Gaskins of Wilhameville Sunday. John Wesell of Cincinnati visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C M Edwards visited her brother Fred Warren and wife in Cincinnati.
An advertisement touts Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarra Cure claiming rapid, permanent catarrh relief by addressing the disease at its cause. It is offered for one dollar with internal and external medicines for a full month, plus free advice from the discoverer.
Table Talk Philadelphia presents a June issue rich in culinary matter and illustrations plus literary pieces. It features The Romance of American Women and Startling Experiences at a Dutch Dinner with amusing storytelling and numerous recipes.
Mrs E D Haynes and daughter Mrs A B Gateh hosted the Progress Club at The Maples with attendees including Mrs M LeSourd Mrs O T Robertson and others. The item notes visits and dinners in Xenia Amelia and Madisonville plus a dance at Indian Hill and a patient cure claim for cancer using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amica Salve linked to Elizabeth West Virginia.
Benjamin Figgins aged 65 a Civil War veteran of Co G 10th Ohio died at his Mt Pisgah home on June 6 after years of suffering. Comrades E L House and J Kock of New Richmond and others attended the funeral as Gus Disehhner and Miss Eila came from Cincinnati. Other local mentions include residents visiting relatives and improvements in Walter Rhodes healing from burns.
Local notes report excellent rain Saturday night leaving ground in fine condition for work. Sunday school convention held in Amelia last Thursday and Friday drew attendees including Rev L A Washburn Teresa Christy Lena Turner and EK H McNutt. Rural social and travel tidbits cover visits, funeral attendance in Wentboro, and local business mentions such as Manning's ice cream parlor open with ample stock.
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