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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
5
Mrs. Lewis Leaverton of Hillsboro Ohio testifies that kidney pain from a back injury eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls a dull back ache worsened by movement and says a box from a friend’s recommendation brought relief. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo is the sponsor.
A social column notes visits and entertainments among residents including Miss Nellie Wall and Mrs Jessie Ely plus Mrs Fannie Daughters and others. The piece mentions Miss Mary Teemster of Cincinnati visiting Miss Mary Pommert and a Milford missionary meeting attended by Ben Mattox and wife. An insurance agent L L Johnson is recorded as transacting business in Bata via last week. The page includes an old Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with testimonials and a Toledo druggist endorsement.
Miss Ruth Moyer leaves for Oxford to attend college. Miss Mabel Bunyan returns from Yellow Springs. Mrs. Isaac Keethler hosts Cincinnati visitors. The Patch meets at Mrs. Delmar Jester’s home with several Delapalma members. Upcoming meeting on July 2 at Mrs. Harry Moyer’s. Mrs. Hauck hosts visitors from Williamsburg. Cotes Patterson returns to the city. Farm Woman’s Club events held at Mrs. Tom Davidson’s. Miss Irene Moorehead visits Bantam. Helen and Edna Moorehead fetch their sister.
An advertisement urges readers with daytime pains and nighttime bladder weakness to treat promptly. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to restore kidneys to sound, healthy condition and keep them active and strong, with Nash Pharmacy named as a source.
Children’s Day was observed by the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening. Dr. Mary Crane of Columbus is visiting at Alex Dunn’s. Miss Louise Parkhbiser of Oxford is spending her summer with her parents. Sherman Johnson and family of Cincinnati spent Sunday at J.H. McMurchy’s. Frank Shields of Bantam recently visited Miss Mabel Meeker. Frank McNeill and sister spent several days with relatives at Hyde Park last week. Chas. Gillespie and son of Mt. Pisgah and Miss Blanche Butler of Lindale were Sunday guests of B. A. McMurchy. Little Miss Helen Brant is visiting her uncle near Bethel. Miss Gladys Paeltz left for Oxford Monday to attend the Normal school. Miss Catherine Hendrixon near Bethel spent Friday with Miss Mabel Meeker. Christ Goodman Jr. is improving. Dr King’s New Discovery offered for coughs and lung ailments with a promise of relief and cure.
Local items list attendees and guests from Mt Holly including the Winspear-Stevens wedding at Mt Pisgah and visits by residents from Batavia and Batavia bound counties. Other notes mention new jobs, auto purchases, and community events. An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a constipation cure describing its ingredients and benefits.
The community reports the deaths of Floyd Turner and J.G. Work with burials in Greenberry and related observances. Funeral services were held for Charles McDonough and Mrs. Mary Ellen Ma, who spent most of her life here. Local visits include G. W. Ireton family guests near Monterey and Goshen, and weddings such as Abbie Slusher and Mr Hoover by Rev. George.
A universal remedy pressed as a dependable cure for summer pain. The text urges families to have it on hand to avoid delays in relief from medicine orders and claims the product is thoroughly reliable and widely obtainable.
Mrs. 8. W. Ferris hosted guests including Mrs. George Temple and Mrs. Wm Coombs of Lindale and Mrs Stickel of Bantam. The Perin Berdal party visited from Tusculum while Raymond Gaskins family returned from city. Surry sisters at Winchester Stevens wedding. Union Chapel to hold Children's Day services. various visitors named from Columbus Westwood Cincinnati New Richmond Perintown Zanesville. Chamberlain's Tablets praised by Mrs Otto Gans after illness.
Elmer Crossley and family of Perin hosted by his parents. A. O. Lovell and family spent Sunday with Rufus Pattison in Owensville. J. A. Hilton and family from Afton visited J. W. Snell. J. J. Turner and family were entertained by Mr Ayers at Pleasant Valley. Miss Aurelia Turner visited Miss Merle Hancock. Henry Johnson of Hillsboro visited J. J. Johnson. Mrs. Sarah McMahan returned from a visit with W. H. McMahan in Marathon. Hanford Thirey is home from O. B. U. on vacation. Miss Mattie Savage hosted a Fayetteville visitor last week. Will Rapp and granddaughter from Sabina visited the Rapp sisters. Daniel Cover and wife and Mrs Lucinda Daugherty visited Edgar Moorhead and wife in Lynchburg. Mrs Margaret Marah of Owensville recently visiting Mrs Mary Willis.
Advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills in 36 sugar coated tablets for 25 cents. Claims include ease of use and morning relief from constipation after taking one pill with water before bed. Available in well corked glass bottles at all druggists.
Miss Blanche Smith and Miss Davidson spent a day with Mrs. Edith Reynolds of Newtonsville. The picture show was well attended Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Caldwell died at her home Saturday morning with funeral at Bloom Rose Monday led by Rev. Wright. N. Work died at his son Ray's home Saturday. burial at Greenberry cemetery after funeral by Rev. Wright. Prof. Cris spoke on Giving the Boys and Girls a Chance at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Murphy of Columbus visited here and at Mr. Work’s funeral. Mr. and Mrs. John Apgar visited Will Holland. Miss Goldie Hutchinson returned from Athens. John Christy and John Ireton vacationing at home. Bert Hutchinson and wife of Norwood were guests. Children’s services set for next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlain's Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains reporting great relief and recommending it in high terms. The product is stated to provide prompt relief and is available everywhere.
The remains of Nicholas Work of Marathon were laid to rest in Greenberry cemetery Monday evening. Attendees from here joined Floyd Turner’s funeral at Williamsburg Sunday afternoon. Local social life includes visits, entertainments, and a Ladies' Aid reorganization with officers listed. Also notes on schooling, health ads for Foley's Honey and Tar and Nash Pharmacy.
Ray Dickman and wife of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Mary Freschard left for St. Louis and will travel to New Orleans Denver Salt Lake City and the Panama-Pacific Exposition with B. B. Wagner and family, remaining a couple of months. The Miller Hotel hosted a large Cincinnati automobile party. Mrs. Ella Muchmore hosted her son Clarence and family from Cincinnati. Virginia Ingle of Moore's Fork visited her aunt Mrs. Buchanan. Chase Stroup of Lynchburg visited B. Berwanger. Michael Rising of Springfield Ill. stayed with James Rosselot and family. Russell Reuhlman and wife of Goshen were also entertained Sunday. Valentine Ansteadt and family visited Mrs. Mary Schultz at Amelia. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wheeler of Hyde Park visited friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Lorado on Monday. Mrs. Von Weller of Cleveland and Elizabeth Wagner of Sydney are guests of the Freshhards.
A remedy claim notes liver failure causes constipation and stomach distress with nausea vomiting and headache. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a tonic to cleanse the stomach and restore health at a quarter per bottle.
The Batavia Odd Fellows held their decoration last Sunday afternoon but omitted services due to the approaching storm. The Williamsburg lodge decorated on Sunday June 6 with over 100 members and Rebekahs in line showing strong participation.
Hon H L Britton makes a Wichita business trip while visitors arrive from Columbus New Harmony and Lebanon. A freight wreck destroyed a milk wagon and killed the horse near the railroad crossing. Many locals attended graduation exercises at Columbus and Hillsboro. A large tobacco barn burned after a lightning strike. The community honored departed sisters with a cemetery decorum and mourned Floyd Turner killed by a train returning from a Lebanon lawn fete.
Women and men suffer indigestion and constipation alike and need a scientific remedy to keep the stomach sweet and bowels regular. Foley Cathartic Tablets are wholesome and cleansing, do not gripe or cause nausea. Nash Pharmacy offers this remedy.
School Examiners notice lists exam dates on the first Saturdays of September October January March April May and the last Friday of June and August. Examinations may be split by sections A and Agriculture History Grammar Physiology and require Normal school credits and practice teaching. Applications must notify the county superintendent six days before the written test. exams at Batavia Ohio.
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