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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
8
Chester Bordwell is dangerously sick at his home west of town. Various residents visit relatives in Amelia Dayton Home City and other towns. Milford hosts Grange work and a class of 100 for Lockwood brothers. Voters in Batavia consider a 2500 bond issue in August to address debts.
Williamsbur Odd Fellows plan grave decorating services for departed brothers next Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Batavia Odd Fellows also to honor deceased members with similar graveside ceremonies. events include a 2 o clock car trip to Olive Branch and return services in Batavia.
The slate has expanded as candidates travel the county since Thursday night. Those who failed to file are out. vacancies may be filled by committee. Judicial hopefuls can enter by petition before the election. Cards for campaigns are being produced, with orders already for 8,000 cards and more to come.
Ex pupils of the 0.8.8.0 home at Xenia plan an annual reunion July 4 5 and 6. Former pupils from every state are expected to attend. Founded in 1869 by the G A R Judge J Kimbrough will welcome descendants of fallen comrades. It is predicted to be the largest meeting yet.
The writer acknowledges a $2000 payment under a life insurance policy Wy on W. W. Wilson. They recommend The Prudential Insurance Company to others seeking protection and sign as GLapys Wilson MOsBACKER with wartime style endorsement.
Miss Alice Blosser returns from six week visit with her brother in Columbus and leaves for Oxford college. Edna Stickel and daughter Eleanor depart with Freppie family. J. N. Wood of Hamersville and J. J. Warner of Hamlet visit Levi Drake. William Sherman marries Miss Laura Scarlet of Cincinnati and moves to Akron with new wife. George Taylor celebrates 65th birthday at Beleview Farm with 25 relatives and friends. Continuous visits follow among Lytle, Simus, Fagin, Ludlow, Leeds, Leona Follow, and Mt Washington connections. Local club and dinner events noted. Norbert Rer recovering from an electric shock incident. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil recommended for pains with household usage.
Ohio Township endorses Jacob J Hawk as Republican candidate for Clermont county prosecuting attorney. Hawk, a pulpit orator and justice of the peace, admitted to the bar 19 years ago and six years in criminal law, is portrayed as highly qualified with strong county-wide support. Committee urges favorable consideration from voters. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets as stomach and constipation remedy.
Mr and Mrs Will dance to Sunday dinner with two children and Mrs Johns wife of Winslow Place and The Shining 5 ptars. Radatond J Pitsgerald and wife off de Park guest of their son and wife OC M Johnson eng Tle Hilsboro recent guests. Oscar Cariis and family spent Sunday with Joe Carlis. Funeral services for Allen Needham were Sunday afternoon at his mother's home attended by a large crowd. James Glancy and wife attended church at Monterey Sunday evening. Mrs Clara Predmore spent Monday in the city. Speen Slater and wife spent Sunday at Davidson’s Monterey.
Moore's Hill resident Frank Morsles reports near constant pains in sides and back. He says relief appeared after the first dose and within 48 hours all pain ceased. The ad touts Foley Kidney Pills as restoring kidney activity and curing bladder ailments. Nash Pharmacy.
Rev. Shriver spent Sunday at John Moyer's. Mrs. Lorie Black and children, of Perin town, will open the week with her sister Mrs. Sadie Brown. Children's Day exercises will be held next Sunday evening. Frank Parker attended his son's graduation at Miami University last week. Mrs. Ruth Musgrove is very poorly. Edna and Hobart Ogden left Monday for Oxford for summer school. Miss Lucille Kellum has been hired to teach our school for the coming year. About 75 neighbors gathered at Harry Jordan's Saturday to celebrate his birthday. Ice cream and cake served. Prof. Lee Parker will attend summer school at Ohio State University. Cut This Out It is Worth Money. Don't Miss This. Cut out this slip and mail with 5c to Foley & Co. for a trial package of remedies. Nash pharmacy.
Helen Lindsey visits Locust Corner for a social Saturday night. John Lowe and wife spend Sunday with relatives in Norwood. Mrs Janella Leeds hosts the Women's Missionary circle Thursday afternoon. Henry Braumoen of Newtown visits Theo Brumagen's. Harry Haggerty has sold his farm. Verner Coombs and Eiton Monier with wives visit Amelia on W Winspear's Sunday. Carlton Davidson visits his parents Sunday. Ollie Patterson of Carthage visits here last week. James Love and wife host Olena Holway and Arthur Owen with Mrs Flora Iwend families of Brown County for Sunday. Cant look well eat well or feel well with impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters urged. Eat simply take exercise keep clean and good health may follow. $1.0 a
Mrs E B Speidel and daughters Vir ginia and Charlotte visited Dr Tom Speidel at Felicity. J H Brill named Loveland schools principal, Franz of Williamsburg resigns. Milford National Bank tax payments incur no extra fee under Treasurer Rogers ruling. Harmon Cover and wife of Monterey and Buford Spencer family of Cincinnati hosted by C C Hulick. Prof Blair travels to Chicago for upcoming school commencement. Attendees at Gelvin Horner include Mrs B C Reed Shilo Mrs B Heizer and daughter Mrs Chas Waterfield Jr Hi jeinsport and other locals. Diet ad promotes Deans Regulars bowel-friendly laxative. 25c at all stores.
The Presbyterian church lists Sunday programs with Sunday school at 9 15 and worship at 10 30 as a pastor begins a sermon series on the Person of Christ. Evening service at 7 30 and a Young People's meeting at 6 30 followed by a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 led by T Jas Simpson minister.
Miss Irene Morehead spent a week with relatives in Ripley. Ed Harris and David Reese and families visited R. C. Justice and wife. Mrs. John King and Mrs. Wm Kirga nd families joined Avery town and family in the city. Mrs. Homer Behymer and children of Amelia visited Elmer Ely. Hazel Brown spent Sunday with Nathalie Knight. R. O. Justice and A. B. Butler traveled to Batavia. H. D. Ely was there Monday. Mrs. Rose English of Kentucky visited C. Littleton’s last week. Mrs. Harry Ely and daughters Clara and Helen visited their aunt Amanda Hambleton of Batavia for her 80th birthday. Cordelia Stickle visiting daughter C. B. Nichols in Batavia. Irene Bird of Kentucky visiting Hazel Walker. Frank Wise and family of Williamsport, Clarence Norris and family, Walter Jen and Elmer Ely and wives spent Sunday with Geo. Fletcher and family. Ruth Fletcher and Susan Brown attended the S S convention at Felicity last week.
A Cald well Ohio reader testifies that his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on extended visits. Obtainable everywhere.
Local items note Herbert family tragedy as boy aged eight dies after a March Saturday storm sweeps away their home. Social mentions include Rev. Jones and Robert King in Sardinia, Maggie Case hosting grandson Harry Waugh, and Mrs Pauline Jones and guest from Pittsburg. Various moves and visits reported among residents, with health ad copy ending.
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