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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
5
Public notices and advertisements cover health remedies and local events. Doan's Kidney Pills are endorsed by Mrs. Rachel Garner of Love land Ohio, while a war stories gathering and Presbyterian church events highlight community life with a lawn fete and a successful Children’s Day service raising funds for foreign missions. Also advertised is Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements from Toledo pharmacists, sold nationwide.
The column records visits and guestings among Mrs. Fitzwater Mrs. Moorehead Mrs. Glancy and others at Bethel M E church Old Bethel and nearby homes. It notes Oscar Glancy and family and Elwood Green visiting, a tomato cannery project, and a Woman's Missionary Circle gathering. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a health remedy for women and Dr King's New Life Pills.
Mr and Mrs James Runyan entertained at dinner recently Rev and Mrs Ryan Mrs Geo Schilling and Lee Fillegar and wife of Williamabore attended The festival last Saturday evening was generously patronized and the ladies wish to thank all who kindly aided them Mr and Mrs J Amiot and son John d family of Williamabore were guests Mrs Harry Jester and family visited last Sunday Mrs Marion Reeves has been in poor health we are sorry to say W Wise and family spent Sunday with their sister Mrs Norris at Felicity Ireton and family were recent guests of BR 8 Wise and family nearby
Local notes report sermons at Monroe Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon June 16. Citizens share visits, travels, and social events including attendances at Bethel, Laurel, and New Richmond. A medical ad praises Dr King’s New Discovery with a promise of a free trial bottle.
Mr. Sable of 90 Cook St Rochester N Y recommends Foley Kidney Pills as prompt relief for chronic kidney trouble. His direct endorsement from A C Nash underscores the pills purported curative qualities and urges others to try them.
Mrs W G Riley of Batavia and J K Fagin family of Mt Auburn were Sunday guests of E D Marshall and wife. Miss Carrie Drake hosted Girls Friendly Wednesday. Mrs Katherine Offutt and Miss Hazel Dawson attended the County Federation of the Woman's Club in Williamsburg last Thursday. William McDonough and wife entertained friends from the city Sunday. Mr Jennings has a new auto. Mrs Volz and daughter Velma of Walnut Hills spent Sunday here. G Larkin and son Willard of Eaton with J L Larkin and son Lemon of Batavia, C Larkin of New Richmond, and OC Hauser were Sunday guests of Will Houser and wife. Miss Ethel Beck entertained Sunday with Miss Marie Leary of Brazier and Ralph Bagley and wife of Cedar Point. Bruce Judd and wife of Forestville, Frank Heizer and family of Deer Park visited J N Judd and wife Sunday. Will Houser and wife hosted Wednesday guests Rev and Mrs Love of Linde and George Danby and wife of Mt Holly with Mr Kempton and wife. B F Moyer spent Wednesday in the city. Walter Baldwin attended the Derby at Latonia Saturday. Mrs R B Simpson of Walnut Hills was a recent guest of Mrs Mary Terrill.
Dr and Mrs Ireton and son John left Thursday for an extended visit through the west. Emma Hartman of Linwood is visiting friends here. Bertrand Fomorin and Grace Johnson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Towns end of Lynchburg. Sunday guests include Harley Price family at Susie Abernathy’s and others from Wilmington Hillsboro Fayetteville and more. A sprained ankle may heal in three to four days with Chamberlains ointment and directions with each bottle. For sale by all druggists.
An ice cream festival for the church fundraiser is planned on the church lawn this Saturday night June 15. All are invited to attend.
Mary Freschard returns from Sidney with granddaughter Elizabeth Wagner. Dayton guest Sven Lagros visits family in Owensville. Indianapolis visitor Dillingham stays with R. McKay. Spierre of Cincinnati and Will Davis of Newport attend W Yeager’s. Keeble hosts Miss Nellie Kibler from Mt. Crabs. Boggs property welcomed by Dr O F Hilderbrant family. Father Weil returns from health travels. Emily Fomorin visits L Higgins family. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended for whooping cough and mucus liquefaction. sold locally.
A.C. Nash assures Foley's Honey and Tar Compound does not contain opiates or habit forming drugs and is a remedy for coughs colds and throat irritations. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and readers are urged to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with no substitutes.
Sunday visitors included Allen Ashton and family Charles Hutchinson and family Harvey and Homer Ashton from Williamsburg. Charles Chaney and family Will Holmes and family of Marathon John Chaney and wife Mr Fowler of Norwood. Lena Hamilton with Mary Kirkpatrick Batavia. Goldie Leonard of Owenton Ky visiting relatives here. George Felter and family Fayetteville Will Hobson and family Delapalma guests of Henry Hobson. Local youths attended Monterey children’s entertainment. Joseph Rounds Lancaster recently called on Goldie Johnson. Mrs Courtland Williams spent week with son Harvey Williams at Eastwood who was injured by a horse. Hattie Johnson and son Homer visited Ada Shriner at Edenton. W H Jones wife and Goldie Kathryn spent Sunday with parents at Burdsall Chapel. Ruth Harlow spent Sunday with grandparents at Crosstown.
The ad extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises and bullet wounds from a Fourth of July accident. It claims thousands were helped by the salve and notes a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Middletown residents and relatives are shown visiting family and attending events. People travel to Columbus for Ohio State University commencement, Cincinnati for day trips, and Osborn to visit kin. A medical testimonial touts Foley's Kidney Pills as saving a doctor bill.
Newport residents Clifford Rybolt and wife visit the Burdsall family while Elijah Shinn and family from Lebanon enjoy hospitality. Various locals attend social events and spend weekends with relatives across Blan area and Cincinnati. Dean's Regulate advertised for constipation relief.
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