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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
5
Mrs E Z Benomme of Cohoes N Y testifies that Hair Vigor stopped hair loss and returned natural color. The ad claims gray hair aged seventy can regain dark youth color in under a month with a $1.00 bottle. Send a dollar if a druggist cannot supply.
Loveland village council names Dr. F H Leeven health officer and George Rich street commissioner at the last meeting. George Cannon, veteran B and O conductor, dies suddenly at Parkersburg after a through run. funeral held Sunday. Madeira and Loveland electric road secures right of way to corporation line and council grants franchise. T Scott of Goheen visits Loveland. Victor Stamping Co. nearing completion, promising jobs. An L M R R engineer fined 500 plus costs in Cincinnati for loud whistling in the village. Deafness ad offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back promise. testimonial copy from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Mrs 8 H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of severe stomach and bowel pain with death seeming likely. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous recovery after doctors failed and now reports complete restoration. The remedy is advertised for liver kidney stomach and bowel issues priced at 50 cents. guaranteed by Nash's Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Aunt Hannah Simons recovering at home. Mary and Emma Armacoist visited relatives here. Joseph Nichols and wife visited the city. E G Swope was in town Saturday. Miss Bee Davis of Rainsboro and Miss Katheryn Watt of Marshall visit Miss Anna Simmons. Bertha Simmons in the city last week. All Stairs and Clyde Marsh returned from Oklahoma. Clifford Kennedy home from Delaware college looking well. An automobile accident Friday evening left George Bohr with a hip injury though not life threatening. He was riding sidewise with a young horse that spooked and pulled him off space between them.
E. C. DeWitt & Co. markets genuine Witch Hazel Salve that heals without scarring. It cures blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles burns bruises eczema and all skin diseases sold by Nash's Pharmacy.
Michael Hoerning plans to leave on July first after renting a 30 acre farm west of Cincinnati. His mother and sister live with him. Others include Walter Kleinman visiting from Columbus, a carload of Jubilant belhites passing through during a storm, and numerous local visits and family movements among residents of Cincinnati and Newtonville. Ed Vicroy improves from an throat abscess while J A Warren travels to California Kentucky with T A Tredway. Gracie Leeds hosts a birthday party. Paris Goodbar of Westerville also listed.
Last week guests included George Gardner and wife. Mrs T P Myrick marked a double birth day anniversary for nieces Miss Anna Malick and Ruth Thompson at Jasper Malick’s Amelia home. Aggie Moerlein of Cincinnati visited with home friends. Mary Martin and her little son from Chicago visited Alex Kirgan. Joseph Glaze rented Theodore Steelman’s former farm. Anna Porter of Bethel visited A P Hair family. Mrs Wm Houser and Mrs Bert Houser of Hawlet spent a day with Fred Warren and wife. Max Bowman of Cincinnati transacted business and stayed with C M Edwards. Emma and Elizabeth Leede of Chicago visited James Hitch family. H D Henning improved his home with veranda and paint.
The county league of Woman’s Clubs met Thursday with sessions in the morning and afternoon at the M E church. Dinner was served at the town hall and attendance was large. Citizens traveled by special car to Bethel last Tuesday for the opening ceremonies of the enbuban line. Persistent wet and cold weather slows farm work and dampens crop prospects. Death notices: Dr Matthew A Kelly of Lewiston Idaho, long-time local physician, has died. Mrs M Hizer of West Amelia died suddenly from paralysis last Saturday evening, funeral Monday by Rev Rader, interment at Bethel. Local commerce: several carloads of tomato catsup shipped by Coulter Canning Co. Area news: T P Doughty of Hamersville and C R Wolf of Walnut Hills visited recently. E Lewis, H Rodamor and Claude Judd found work on the Rapid railroad near Lebanon. The mumps outbreak in the village is subsiding. Advertisements note Little Early Risers laxative pills praised for being non-purging and easy on the system, with endorsements from W H Howell of Houston and Bob Moore of Lafayette. sold by Nash’s Pharmacy.
Oliver Linton transacted business at Wilmington last Thursday. Edyth Burger returns from Oxford. W. C. Leever of Norwood visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Haight hosted about fifty guests for daughter Raby as eighteenth birthday. William Megrew serves on Batavia jury. Church services next Sunday evening. Albert Gibbs visits from Fishersburg. B A degree awarded to Dr B T Williams by Milford Chapter. Harrison Yeoman goes to Norwood for work. Mrs Maude Bishop Morris visits from Guthrie. Henry M Sears of Inter State Life returns for summer. John L Smyser and family receive a new rubber tired runabout. Dr H P Ferris and Miss Zoa return from Cincinnati in new auto. Pearl Kemp goes to Cincinnati for work. Earl Burns and Lewis Author head to St Louis for summer. A remote-area family faces injuries. Bucklen Arnica Salve advised. 25c at Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicke Amelia.
Last Saturday Cedron Camp Wild Cat H C V 1 held its annual reunion with many old soldiers attending. Charles Knowles of Indianapolis visited friends. Mrs J E Pennell and Miss Florence Arthur hosted guests from Cincinnati and Rockford. Western church and lodge activities are noted with sermons, plays, and memorial services attended by locals and visitors.
The itemized notes describe a Friday lawn fete by the ladies aid society, visits among Miss Eva Fishback, Miss Lulu Davis, Miss Emma Bilz, Miss Rachel Vogt, and others. a birth in the Mopjar family. Sunday calls to Amelia from Mrs J South and Mrs J Vogt. parsonage improvements by Rev Brown. various Cincinnati visits and Sunday gatherings. a Patterson commencement at M E church with ice cream after. funeral of Mr Prickett at Withamaville. and multiple local family visits and hospitality around Amelia, Olive Branch, Mt. Washington, Bond Hill, and Cincinnati.
An advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for nervous dyspepsia caused by overwork. It cites a testimonial from Mrs O S Lippencott of Wilmington Ohio praising improved sleep, steadier nerves, and relief from indigestion after using a box. Available at Dr Bunn's drug store. 50c per box from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
Mt Carmel society records several visits and events. Avondale’s Miss Helen Louden guests with Miss Catharine Ricker. Hazel Granger hosts 22 friends for a ninth birthday. Indianapolis visitors come to see Mr. and Mrs. Weir while Jennie Forbes visits North Side and Linwood friends.
An ad asserts that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aids digestion by enabling digestive organs to convert wholesome food into nourishing blood for nerves tissues and muscles. It claims to cure indigestion dyspepsia catarrh of the stomach and all stomach disorders and notes sale at Nash's Pharmacy.
Mrs. Wm. Sampson left for New York City while Mrs. C. B. Ford prepares to move to St. Louis. A Presbyterian picnic honored Mrs. Ford as locals span visits to Manchester and Amelia. Marriages, visits, and travels of residents are recorded along with a health ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills offering 25 cent relief.
Bethel residents host and visit relatives across Amelia Cincinnati and Cincinnati area. JR Montgomery of Seamen and Dr C W Montgomery hosted and entertained guests. Picnics and commencements mark community activities with the Patterson class to hold commencement June 25 1903.
Town and surrounding residents are noted in weekend social items and obituaries. Elder J H Lockwood dies in Cincinnati age eighty. funeral to be held at Christian church, pastored there over a decade, with six sons and one sister mourning. Community members visit relatives and attend gatherings across Hamersville Amelia Day ton Walnut Hills West Elkton.
Children's Day services at the Christian church praised with a $16.67 collection. School board awarded the building contract to Alvin A. Hamilton at about $1,000. Birth celebrated as Drs. Leever and Rutledge attend from Owensville. Local residents Mrs. Laura Rapp and Mrs. Elizabeth Kyle mentioned among others at gatherings, visits, and travels.
The Literary was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Mehl last Friday. Miss Ollie Sharpless returned home. Edmund Walger visited Chicago relatives. Ruth Sentman visited Peebles. Mrs. Robert Caldwell is recovering from a sore foot. The next Literary meeting is July 8. New officers are Frank A. Ireton president, Gus Zimmer vice president, Lena Zimmer secretary. Mr. Humphrey of Bethel visited last Saturday.
Mrs Annie M Brook of Smithfield Fayette County Pa testifies to relief from prolonged postnatal suffering after using three bottles of Favorite Prescription. She credits Dr Pierces medical letter guidance with helping five childbirths and urges other women to consult him free of charge. The ad touts safety and absence of narcotics and offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser free with stamps.
Modest wee Brothers of Salem visit. Mrs Mollie Murphy travels Indiana. Frank Farson conducts business in Batavia. Silas Covall passes through Conaddale. Mrs Henry Griswold from Costa visits niece Mrs Byron Jones. Maude Garritson of Cincinnati calls on friends. Lena Benjamin visits Plainville. Silas Schooley conducts business in Blanchester. Mrs Jane Pierce improves after illness. Edward VanHorn and Lizzie Downey visit Monterey. Lizzie Downey visits Costa. Dr King’s New Discovery praised for coughs colds and lung diseases with testimonials. trial bottles free at Nash’s Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
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