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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1912

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Batavia Resident

Mrs. Anna Newberry of Batavia Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved a family member’s dropsy symptoms including swollen limbs backache and dizziness after taking the medicine from Nash Pharmacy. She reports rapid improvement and no further kidney trouble and recommends the remedy to others. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

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

Literary July meeting at Walter Bunyan home

The next Literary July gathering will occur at Walter Bunyan's home with Patriotism as the subject. J A Conover and son of Westchester were guests of John Hill Sunday. Miss Fannie Patterson hosts the next meeting on July 3.

Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted in Toledo Advertisement

An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a case of catarrh cured by Holl’s Catarrh Cure. It touts F. J. Cheney & Co as proprietors and cites testimonials from Kinman & Marvin wholesale druggists of Toledo. The copy claims the remedy acts internally on blood and mucous surfaces and lists Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.

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

Williamsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Thomas McAfee of Los Angeles visit his brother Robert McAfee and wife. Blanche Moore of Cincinnati Missionary Training School visits Miss Birdie Case. Mrs M B McLean entertains sister in law Mrs Mattie Stratton and Hazel of Miamitown. Several others noted hosting and visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns.

Thomas McAfee Los Angeles Cal Robert McAfee Blanche Moore Missionary Training School Cincinnati Birdie Case M. B. McLean Mattie Stratton Hazel Miamitown Richard Curliss Middletown Anna Dennis Portsmouth Frank Knight Norwood W. Fuhr Cleveland W. W. Widmeyer Hyde Park Stanley Fuhr Batavia J.B. Reed R. L. Allen and Owensboro Minnie Windsor H. B. Long Pittsburg W. P. Bickel Carmel Belle Brower Mary E. Curry J. F. Knight John Pease Amelia

Man Breaks Ribs After Severe Cough in Neenah

A Neenah man, after a frightful coughing spell, suffered two broken ribs and intense side pain. The article endorses Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and persistent colds, urging readers to try a trial bottle.

Neenah Wis

Anniversary Social Marks Bethel Residents Reunion

A lively anniversary gathering for Rey. quiere niem by and Bethel attendees celebrated with friends and family. The event featured socializing, music, and lingering moments into the late hour as guests enjoyed a warm community mood.

Electric Bitters Advertises a Wealthy Wife Cure

An ad touts Electric Bitters as a remedy that sharpens nerves and brains while improving complexion and energy. It claims benefits for indigestion headaches fainting and fatigue, portraying the product as a popular women’s tonic purchasable for 60 cents at druggists.

Local guests and visitors mingle across towns

Relatives and friends from Hyde Park Marathon Lockland Lebanon Sabina Bethel Morrowtown Loveland Dayton Milford and Cincinnati visit, attend commencements and milestone anniversaries while others recap Fourth of July injuries and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick healer.

Bucklen

Rev I M Walker to Preach at Union Chapel

Rev I M Walker of Cincinnati will preach at Union chapel Sunday June 30 in the morning and evening. Former pastor of the church for three years he is well known and invites all to hear him. The Ladies Helping Circle held an all day meeting at the Lytle homestead with Mrs William Henning as hostess. Thirty seven people shared a bounteous noon meal and afternoon games. M Edwards and wife attended the surprise party for Rev W H Dolby of Nicholsville celebrating his 88th birthday. About 150 people were present and $44 40 was donated by friends led by Hon B E Gardner. Ice cream and cake were served and speeches given. He is loved by old and young. Miss Katherine Beckett of Detroit returned home after a short visit with Mrs George Myrick. Mrs Elva Huntington of the city was guest of Samuel Smith and wife. Miss Ethel Beck of Hamlet visited her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Gardner Sunday. Word from C A Fagin says he is delighted with Florida. Several locals attended Bantam home-coming and enjoyed a good time. A policeman tells a street crowd Move on now then the line about mineral pills endures as a brief reminder of Dr Kings New Life Pills that help bowels and health.

I. M. Walker Cincinnati Union Chapel Lytle Homestead William Henning M. Edwards W. H. Dolby Nicholsville B. E. Gardner Katherine Beckett Detroit George Myrick Elva Huntington City Samuel Smith Ethel Beck Hamlet Herrandmother Elizabeth Gardner C. A. Fagin Florida Bantam

Ice Cream Supper Planned by Ladies' Aid on Greenberry Lawn

The Ladies' Aid Society announce an ice cream supper on Greenberry church lawn Saturday evening June 29. Barton Hunter and wife of Owensville will be visiting. Sunday visitors at N B Wallace's included Jacob Lange and wife Lora Maud Wallace of Cincinnati Mrs C Q Leonard of Owenton Ky and W H Jones with wife and two daughters. Neva Hilane spent Sunday with Leontine Thirey in Monterey. Remains of Mrs Francis White of Marathon were buried in Greenberry cemetery last Friday. Several locals hosted visitors including Hattie Gohpegn and Mrs Carroll Jones. A sprained ankle may heal in 3-4 days with Chamberlains Liniment. For sale by all druggists.

Ladies’ Aid Society Greenberry Church Lawn Barton Hunter Owensville Harvey Hunter Emily N. B. Wallace’s Acob Lange Lora and Maudallace Cincinnati C. Q. Leonard Owenton W. H. Jones Neva Hilane Leontine Thirey Monterey Francis White Marathon Greenberry Cemetery Hattie Gohpegn Carroll Jones Onaries Hobson Henry Hobson Naomi Harlow James Bunyan

Memorial and social gathering notes from Cincinnati area

Klang Hayden and family of Cincinnati visited his parents. Chas McKee and Gaylord attend memorial services with the Felicity cornet band. T B Altman of Cincinnati and Grant Hurdle of Qinginpatl visited relatives. Robert Bremer and wife of Geostown stayed with his relatives. For whooping cough, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps loosen phlegm and ease expectoration. For sale.

Klang

Local families host Sunday gatherings across towns

Readable fragments describe Chae UL and family entertaining Hoytrey and family, Mrs Louise Turner of Perintown visiting Dr Ifderbrant and Yeager relatives, and Walter Elles of Milford with his wife visiting Au Eran High and other kin. The jumbled text notes Sunday events and broad family visits.

Chae Hoytrey Hanes Sun Louise Turner Perintown Ifderbrant Famtine Yeager Leeks Walter Elles Milford Isa

Man Endorses Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney Trouble

Rochester resident A C Nash reports that St Charles Sable of 90 Cook Street recommends Foley Kidney Pills for prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble. The testimonial emphasizes the pills as a curative aid from a local user.

Cook St Rochester N. Y Foley Sable A.C. Nash

Social visits and local gossip across Missouri and Ohio

George Anderson and cousins Henry and Solomon Doss spent a few days last week in Missouri. Ethel Barr of Oak Grove visited her brother Edgar on Sunday. Dossie Cramer and Lillie Scott of Cincinnati were guests of their parents. Lillie Kelsay and Fannie Brunk visited Ella Brunk. Michie Pierce visited friends in Cincinnati. Price Osborn and wife visited Mrs. Jordan at Costa. Elijah Doughman and Dorothy Cramer stayed with Mayme Meek at Arnheim. Joshua Cox of Springfield visited his brother Richard. Marie Little of Glendale is at home briefly. Charley Elston and family spent a week with E. J. Young. Clara Cramer returned from Cincinnati. Opal Cast visited Miss Roberts at Morrow. Mrs. M. F. McLaughlin of La Crosse Wisconsin reports kidney trouble relief after Foley Kidney Pills. A C Nash.

George Anderson Missouri Henry Solomon Doss Ethel Barr Oak Grove Edgar Dossie Cramer Lillie Scott Cincinnati Lillie Kelsay Fannie Brunk Pleasant’ Plain Ella Brunk Michie Pierce Price Osborn Jordan Costa Elijah Doughman Dorothy Cramer Mayme Meek Arnheim Joshua Cox Springfield Richard Marie Little Glendale Charley Elston E. J. Young Clara Cramer Opal Roberts Morrow

Local Notes and Obituaries Include Illness and Travel Updates

Mrs. Joan K Glaser dies after months of illness at home on June 17 Funeral services held Tuesday John Keller plans move to Covington Ray Purkhiser Clinton Staats and Sam Rogers depart for Oklahoma to seek fortunes Charles McMath and wife return from two week springs visit E C Laugh and wife stay with Cincinnati friends Misses Lydia Anna Pattison Ruth Moreton attend Lane Johns wedding Supt Allen attends summer term at Oxford Clarence and Marshall Wood visit from Cincinnati Mary Mottier called to Glen Rose for ill relative William Guynn area friends concerned Children day observed at M E church William Dick responds to death of sister in law Mrs Ed Dick Mrs William Wade Nettie visit with city Dr Purkhiser Mrs Rupright Mrs C McMath and Mrs Emma Selby city visitors Helen Mary Manning visits Chicago Constipation noted Chamberlains Tablets advertised for sale by druggists

Joan K. Glaser John Keller Covington Ray Purkhiser Clinton Staats Sam Rogers Oklahoma Charles McMath Martinsville E. C. Laugh Cincinnati Lydia Anna Pattison Ruth Moreton Lane-Johnper Walnut Hills Inlaw Ed Dick William Wade Nettie City Purkhiser Rupright C. McMath Emma Selby Helen Mary Manning Chicago

Funeral rites mark services for Mrs Lina White

Funeral services for Mrs. Lina White were conducted by Rev. Williams Friday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Grant Hartman Mrs nna Wilson Lena Hartman Emma Hartman T R Hartman and wife Nettie Knight J B Cover and wife Chatterton W H Hartman and wife and Mrs Lou E Johnson among others. Rev Vanpelt led the year’s last quarterly conference Friday morning.

Lina White Williams Grant Hartman Nna Wilson Lena Emma Artman Linwood T. R. Hartman Nettie Knight J. B. Cover Chatterton Williamsburg W. H. Hartman Wilmington Lou E. Johnson Hillsboro Clara Smith Vanpelt Wm Holmes Lou Chaney Norwood The Odd Fellows Reader Wall Sardi Blanche Smith J . Christy Mattie Johnson Toledo J. K. Johnson Redmond Fitzgerald Elmore Crossley

Helped to Keep Down Expenses

Mrs. J. Banny of Akron Michigan relates how eight years of illness were eased by Foley Kidney Pills. She tried simple remedies and found relief, saying they saved her a large doctor’s bill after buying two bottles.

J. Banny Akron, Mich Foley Fey Tney A.C

Local visitors and gatherings noted in community column

Miss Edna Gates and Donald visit the Zoo. Miss Minnie Morris and Scott visit. Alta Perry visits grandmother at Cedar Point. the Behymer and McDonough families host guests. Mr. Volz and Mr. Snyder spend Sunday with local families. Florence Miller hosts the Girls Friendly. Charleston visitor Mr. Gates spends the day with family. the Shannon family visits. Pearl Fitzpatrick spends weekend with parents. Ed and B F Moyer host Cincinnati guests. Oscar Thompson visits. Mrs. Terrill hosts an automobile party. Mrs. Behymer visits Mrs. Offutt. Harvey Perrin family attend Henday Star picnic at Highland Park. local obituary note and an ad for Chamberlain's Tablets.

Edna Gates Donald Minnie Morris Scott Alta Perry Senice Cedar Point Behymer Withiamsville McDonough Volz City Snyder Florence Miller Mr. Gates Charleston W. Va Shannon Pearl Fitzpatrick Bethel Ed Moyer Cincinnati B. F. Moyer Walter Eppert Locust Corner Wm. McDonough Oscar Thompson Beatty Mary Terrill P. M. Offutt Harvey Perrin Highland Park Batavi Baer Cal

Local social notes from Williamsburg area community

Mrs. Herman Davison of Williamsburg spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Chatterton. Dozens of neighbors and relatives visit for homecomings, travels, and family gatherings across Batavia, Georgetown, Norwood, Russellville, and surrounding towns. The column records numerous visits, trips, and a funeral at the Christian church.

Amelia area social notes and local visitors update

Numerous residents and guests are listed visiting relatives in Kentucky Ohio and Cincinnati. Highlights include weddings and a ball game where Amelia Baracas defeated Owensville 14 to 10, plus multiple visits from Miss Daisy Nash Miss Helen Coulter and others to relatives and friends in the region.

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Point Walter Bunyan J. A. Conover and Son Westchester John Hill George Rice Lebanon Fannie Patterson Roxy Davidson R. M. Davidson Adna Davidson Afton Monroe Township Patterson _comre Bis Newtonsville Daniel Barron Gaylord Needham Thomas Vancomp William Applegate Lockland Charles Work F. M. Anderson Irma Decatur Ill Clark Mamie Bender Newtown Mollie VanCamp John Hiles Morrowtown Henry Strowhoover James Gorman Sabina Dimmitt Ida Montgomery Zed South Anna Whittaker Harmon James Johnson William Grosnickle Woodland Carrie Binkley Edenton Harry Cole Thomas Needham Louise Maddox Bertha Williams Little Son Loveland Aubrey Bigham Dayton Roudebush MT. Holly Chamberlain Felicity Moscow Marashon Herman Davison Chas. Wood Chas Geo. Wood G. B. Hill Irma Briggs Daisy Bainum Geo. Frazee Maude Argo Kentucky Bantam Presbyterian Church Amy Dillman Georgetown Roy Foster J. T. Huggins Sardinia Philip Nort Salt Air Ray Huggins T. A. Michels Knoxville Tenn C. A. Calhoun T. E. Young J. K. Morris K. P. Goodwin Clarence Young Joe Havlin Charles Canter Rock Alrey Joe West Russellville Anna Fassey Pantagley May West Mt. Washington Thelma Hillis Bernice Jones Louise Hill George Nelcamp Will Martin al Rush Earl Orrie Manning Ethel Pattison Herman Hawke Helen Ellis Feesburg E. A. Day Gladys White Andy Trout Sol Griffith Phoeba Kearns Wayne Joslin Lora Joslin New Richmond T. F. Joslin Ernst Bragden Richmond Ind O. E Nellie Urbansky Susan B. Andony Porter Robert Ruth David Madisonville L. W Pemberton Etta Turner Merritt Turner Albert Fisher Blanchester Audrey Lou Williams Ray Williams Wiggonsville Elmore Foster Caron Amersville Simon Bluesteine Norma Gene Louie Bluestine H. L. Blomquist Esdaile Will Hall Ludlow Louie Langle Kansas City John Flora W A. Williams Germantown Daisy Nash Mt. Carmel Anna Roberts Althea Wall Milton Brennan Charles Smith Eloise Flanders Ellevue John Miles Eminence P. M. White Leroy Kirgan H. F. White Sunny Jennie Kearns Bessie Bainum Helen Coulter Frank Bly David Roberts Helen Elmer Harry Bly William Daughters Laura Short M. E. Church G. 0. Kirgan Lenore Crane Falmouth Jasper Malick Amelia Baracas Cora Nave John Pommert Marie Winspear Anas Flora Ida Fifteen John Darr Allardo Rosemere Stock Farm Archie B Young Jacks H. B. Smythe P. O Young Jack Liehir Bears Castoria Lowe Bros UHR Witizsbur Oliver and Imperial W. Seyler Romnan Twent Kaintuck Wilhameville Claud Jackson Apratt Thameville
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