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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

5

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed By Batavia Reader

A Batavia resident Testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved dropsy related swelling and backache in a family member, with lasting kidney relief after using Nash Pharmacy supplied pills. The notice urges readers to buy Doan’s from Foster Milburn Co. as U. S. sole agents. Also includes local social notes and a pitch for Electric Bitters as a women’s tonic.

Anna Newberry Water St Batavia Ohio Dean Nash Pharmacy Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Pas plans Florida trip as O A Fagin hosts party

Local notes report O A Fagin organizing a Florida fever party for Tuesday. Several residents visit relatives and attend church events including the Christian chapel Children’s Day service and upcoming Christian Endeavor.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsements

A 100 dollar reward for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot handle. F J Cheney Co of Toledo and Waving Kinnan Marvin endorse the firm as honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Price listed per bottle with testimonials free and a prompt for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hull F. J, Cheney & CO Props Toledo F. J, Cheney Waving Kinnan & Marvin Hall

Local visitors and guests mingle in Columbus area

Miss Edith Hill of Columbus spent Sunday with her father here. Mrs. John Goff of Middletown visited relatives here last week. Miss Elizabeth Duckwall of Batavia stayed with Miss Edna Weaver. B Agner and wife host Roy Agner of Columbus. Nettie Lear of Williamsburg visited daughter Mrs. Lowell Pierce. Sunday visitors at A. O. Goff’s included G W Goff and wife, Claude Chaney and daughter Hazel. Local attendees went to an Afton entertainment Sunday evening and enjoyed it.

Edith Hill Columbus John Goff Middletown Elizabeth Duckwall Batavia Edna Weaver B. Agner Roy Nettie Lear Williamsburg Lowell Pierce A. O. Goff G. W. Goff Claude Chaney Hazel Afton

Man in Neenah Breaks Ribs After Coughing Fit

A Neenah Wisconsin man suffered broken ribs following a severe coughing spell. Dr Kings New Discovery is advertised as a remedy that quickly eases lingering coughs and lung ailments. A testimonial from Mrs Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri endorses the product as life saving with offers of trial and small bottle sizes at local druggists.

Neenah Wis

Local Families Visit Relatives Across Nearby Towns

Community notes list visits and gatherings among Burgess, Carpenter, McAfee, Boeidel, Patchell, Haworth, Ashburn, Schobert, Maher, Davis, and Patchell families from Cincinnati Batavia Five Mile Springfield. Includes a small public notice awkwardly inserted about a bowel regulator product.

Batavia Will White Aon Elwin Five Mile Mary McAfee Patchell Springfield Elsie Davis Roberta Patchell

Local Briefs and Community Notes From Eaton and Oxford

Mrs. Ella Fox returned Sunday after a visit with relatives in Eaton and Hamilton. Opal, daughter of L. Cast, graduated at Oxford commencement. O. P. Griffith and Scott of Batavia visited Friday. Al Price and wife of Wilmington stayed with Walter Osborn and wife.Mrs. Lavenia Turner in Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs. Norman Cramer and son of Blanchester visited Walter Cramer and family. Patterson commencement at C U church Thursday June 27, with C U church ladies ice cream supper that evening. Minnie Grosnickle and children with Mabel Grosnickle near Woodland Park Sunday. Mrs. Wetzel returned to Cincinnati for a few days. Mildred Rutledge to attend summer term at Oxford. A sprained ankle is often cured in 3 to 4 days with Chamberlain’s ointment and directions. For sale by all druggists.

Ella Fox Eaton Hamilton L. Cast Oxford Opal O. P. Griffith Scott Batavia al Price Wilmington Walter Osborn Lavenia Turner Cincinnati Norman Cramer Blanchester Walter Cramer Patterson C. U. Church Minnie Grosnickle Mabel Grosnickle Woodland Park Wetzel Mildred Rutledge

Dr Gus Zimmer Returns Home To Stay

Dr. Gus Zimmer late of Columbus has come home to stay. Several local residents, including Miss Fannie Patterson and Mrs Viola Story, visited Boston and Cincinnati recently. Mrs Nan Pierce Restville and Mrs Martha Kendall Georgetown were guests at the Wayside. Mrs Hauck hosted Miss Henize Georgetown part of last week. Mrs L Day and son Howard spent a week with her daughter near Lebanon. Literary society invites all members to Friday June 21 meeting at the Rice home with topic William Cullen Bryant. M A McLaughlin La Crosse Wis reports kidney trouble relief after Foley Kidney Pills. AO Nash

Gus Zimmer Columbus Fannie Patterson Viola Story Boston Zimmer Cincinnati B. E. Varley Tommy Patterson Batavia Nan Pierce Restville Martha Kendall Georgetown Hauck Henize Will Koons West Point

Babbitt Ediwable wedding attended by visiting couple

Mr and Mrs H Anderson are visiting in the Queen City and will attend the Babbitt Ediwable wedding. Mrs Lina White is very sick with typhoid fever. Several young people attended the ice cream social Saturday eve ning. Ice cream social in LO O F hall planned for Saturday evening June 22. Mr and Mrs T R Hartman of Williamsboro were guests at Mrs Lina White’s home. Wm Holmes and wife visited John Chaney in Norwood. Mise Blanche Smith spent Sunday with Mise Goldie Hutchinson. Hazel Mulloy visited his sister in Bethel. Many plan to visit Hantern Stars in Williamsburg Monday evening.

Edna Pence Philathea Club E. R. Roberts Anna William Perkins Albert Collins Minneapolis Winchester Viola Penn Dollie Nichols Felicity John Mellen Dayton R. Hicks Clermont County Club Christian Church Amelia Baracas Erlanger Baracas Erlang O. A. Fagin Florida Hazel Ulrey Elizabeth Applegate Xenia Dora Weseli Albert Heimbolt Halington Faye Kincaid Hillsboro Merta Bagby Mt. Carmel E. Myrick Nannie Herget Samuel Smith John Huntington Amelia Anna Moore Batavia Jacob Brunk Charles Swing Bethel Olin Fagin E.M. Myrick City Albert Lytle Hazel Norwood Lakeland Florida Christian Chapel Christian Endeavor Edna Doctor Sayers Hyde Park Friends Herbert Thomas Lee Short A. J. Kempton Mt Washington M. Jennings George Ketchum Cramer Farm H. Anderson Queen City Lina White Ray Work Clifford Louleback Louis Rinkhoff Robert G. A. Weasel Milford LO. O Williamsburg Eilen Jackson Blanchester Maggie Orebaugh Walter Rader H.C. Aultman Dan W. A. Joseph W. E. Montgomery Messrs Mesdames Quincy Poole Harry Roleff Lockland Gertrude Henning O. C. Davison Henry Davison Benj. Flowers Mattoon Jasper McChesney T. P. Pierce Harrison C. F. Davis Ruth Wood New Richmond Eulah Howard Kelsey Harover Hamersville Arch Harris Cyas Paeltz Will Salt Florence and Mary Waterfield Allen Waterfield Dr. Lamb Lollie Belle Morris Middletown Stella Sanders Lela Moore Bonoline Star Frazier Anna Hager Indiana Theo. Witt Elery Anderson Fole Thompson Lizzie Abbott Louise Edith South John Hill Peoria May Hill Will C. Crowell Georgetown Milner Springfield G. H. Willis Jack Thompson Bertha Esther Thompson O. P. Walker W. H. Egley Onasga Ill Dr. Gray Los Angeles Cal Ruth Innis Columbus Phillips Presbyterian Church Pauline Walker Lillie Bechtold Hazel Wise Ruth Moyer Mabel Davidson Leona Heizer B. H. Ryan Oak Hill Ryan W. H. Hull M. E J. D. Darling Hull Addie Feucht Jessie Rahe Pleasant Ridge Stella Runyan Elmwood Gilbert Woodmansee Mary E. Curry J.C. Dennis William Ireton Ireton-Clark Goshen Hazel Johnson Percy Smith M. E. Parsonage Burdsall Bertram Fomorin Grace Johnson Marathon Celestine G. E Charles O’neal G. H. Leeds Clay Patton G. W. Sanderson Elmwood Place Allie Mount K. of P T. R. Hartman Clover M. E. Church Columbus State Association

Notable Village News and Notices From Rochester N Y Area

A long column of social items lists visitors, guests, and local calls in Rochester area towns including St Charles Sable of 309 Cook St and various families from Batavia Amelia and Mt Olive. A brief medical ad notes Foley Kidney Pills aided a kidney trouble sufferer. Bucklen Arica Salve advertised as quick healer for burns cuts and wounds with a 25 cent price.

St. Charles Sable Cook’ St Rochester N. Y Foley Sable A.C. Nash Bucklen

Local Social and Civic Notes and Obituary

A long listing of visits and gatherings from residents including Mrs. Schump, Mrs. Judd, and Mrs. Heizer with friends in Silverton Bantam Columbus and Canton. Funeral of W. Hull at M E church with I O O F members present followed by burial in Marathon. State S S Association events, church services and local weddings and engagements noted with attendees and places. The article also mentions health tips and a Chamberlain Cough Remedy recommendation.

Local social visits and notes from Columbus area

Charles Houser of the O U, Columbus, spends summer with parents Mr and Mrs Will Houser. Warren of Mt Holly visits son Fred Warren and family. Minnie Morris and Scott Morris of Charleston W Va visit Edna Gates. City visitors Edna and Mary Gates and Mrs Bradley with B F Moyer. Ethel Beck hosts Florence Butler Emma Lena Langhurst Mt Pisgah. H O Warren family attend G A R State Encampment in Springfield. W is Amelia Post commander. Embroidery Club hosts meeting. Bessie Ferris visits Sarah Coombs at Lindale. Roy and Will Holden of Pittsburg are mentioned.

Charles Houser Columbus Will Houser Warren Mt. Holly Fred Warren Minnie Morris Scott Charleston W. Va Edna Gates Edna Mary Gates Bradley B. F. Moyer Ethel Beck Florence Butler Emma Lena Langhurst Mt. Pisgah H. O. Warren G. A. R. State Springfield Amelia Post Bennett Embroidery Club Bessie Ferris Sarah Coombs Lindale Roy Will Holden Pittsburg

Chambe lain's Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Stomach Upset

Advert says the tablets provide agreeable relief from an upset stomach with no unpleasant effects and invites druggists to stock them.

Chambelain

Ohio State Music Teachers Association Convention Set

The 80th Annual Convention will be held in Columbus on June 26 27 and 28. Prominent educators will attend and concerts will be given by state conservatories music schools and colleges. Official program and information available from president Co E Davis 208 8rd St Columbus.

Ohio State Music Teachers Association Columbus Co. E. Davis

Bloomer Girls to Play Illshoro at Fair Grounds

The American Bloomer Girls, a young ladies baseball club, will face Illshoro at the Fair Grounds this afternoon at 8 oclock. Admission is 25 cents. The local management promises a clean exhibition with skilled players and invites ladies to attend. Batavia recalls past Bloomer Girl games from years ago.

Young Ladies Champic Baseball Club Illshoro News-Herald

State G A R Encampment Opens With Flower Girls

Arrangements at Springfield call for 50 high school girls to pin flowers on comrades as they enter the auditorium. Officials expect good attendance, noting encampments are likely to fade in coming years.

Springfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Will Clayton Chicago, Illis J. F. Hdwards G. C. Kirgan B. L. Kirgan Maple Grove Edenton Chamberlain M. A. McLaughlin Jay St la Cross AO. Nash Schump J. N. Judd Heizer Silverton Alice Cliff Anderson Bantam W. McDonough J. H. Beck Co. H Dr. King Clermont County Gallardo Rosemere Stock Farm Archie B Young Jacks H. B. Smythe P. D.—Amelia Young Jack Bloomer Girls Fletcher Centaur Company Murray Street New York City Lowe Bros Watsbors TWA Hoosier Oliver and Imperial W. Seyler Renee Akron Kaintuck Wilhiamsville Claud Jackson Withameville
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