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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

Page

5

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Loveland Lady Ad

A Loveland reader Henry Bowers testifies that four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble backache and dizziness after hopes of recovery faded. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo distribute in the United States under the Dean's name. Social notes follow with visits and gatherings around Bethel, Cincinnati, Greenberry, and Hamersville including West Point Literary on June 16 and upcoming July 16 meeting.

Bright Henry Bowers Railroad Ave Loveland, C Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Demands One Hundred Dollar Reward

One hundred dollar reward offered for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. J Cheney & Co Toledo proprietors. F J Cheney trusted by Wal ding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo. Hall's Catarrh Cures taken internally act on blood and mucous membranes. Price seven cents per bottle. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall

Community Guests and Family News Highlight Local Visits

Mt Carmel residents Prof Bagby and family visited Enoch Myrick over Sunday. Pingree Hair and grandson Porter of Bethel stayed with relatives. Ernest Leeds and wife welcomed a daughter Helen. Mrs Mary Malick and Mrs T P Myrick of Amelia visited Mrs C M Edwards.

Bagby Mt. Carmel Enoch Myrick Pingree Hair Porter Bethel Ernest Leeds Helen Mary Malick T. P. Myrick Amelia C. M. Edwards John Moerlein Highland Park S. R. Fairfield Sullivan Ind George Huntington John Flora Warren Liston Dakota Annabel Flora Chicago Ellie West Indiana Elizabeth Fagin Hamlet O. A. Fagin

Newark man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for life save

James B. Mershon of Newark NJ recounts a long struggle with lung hemorrhages and weakness before starting Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks prior. He claims it has greatly helped and fulfills its advertised promises for weak lungs coughs colds and other lung troubles. Trial bottles free and guaranteed by all druggists. Price sale 50c and 1.00.

James B. Mershon Newark N. J

Golden wedding anniversary and social notes from the community

Mr and Mrs Augustus Thirey celebrate their golden wedding Sunday with about 50 guests including six children and 12 grandchildren. A bountiful dinner and a lawn cake and ice cream followed. Other notices mention visits, family gatherings, birthdays, and a Michigan trip, plus a garbled health advertisement praising Electric Bitters for women’s health and complexion.

Augustus Thirey E. Hancock J. B. Turner H. Cover Harris Milford Anna Collins Sardinia Elizabeth South Sarah McMahan Nettie Brunk Mason Chas. Nichols Brentlinger Virginia Brown Elizabeth Oliver George Johnson Edna Good Grace Snell Gay Hancock Detriot Mich Flora Johnson Has. Rogers Madi G Oee Bindlaya Budeshi

Local Social News Highlights Big Bethel to Cincinnati Visits

Mary Lee Taylor and Anna Roberts hosted gatherings in Bethel and Georgetown friends visited. Nell Coleman and Laura Short joined Althea Wall’s visit, with many attending Highland Park commencement. A wedding at home of Mrs Beeler united Lulu Glitting and Edward Broze.

Amelia Mary Lee Taylor Bethel Anna Roberts Bernice Wageman Zanesville Grace Doughty A. F. Ely C.H. Cord Mt. Auburn M. M. Greenwade Madisonville Laura Short Nell Coleman Althea Wall Georgetown Friends Highland Park Lulu Glitting Cincinnati Edward Broze Newport D.S. Bury William Beeler E. Sorin Constance Madeira Leroy Kirgan City P. M. White White Hartwell Fred Eichert Mt. Healthy G. W. Hartwell Lowell Bennett Bowman Woodruff Mary Pommert Walnut Hills Rossmussen College Corner J. W. Mott Frances Nichols Myra Powell Ethel Shultz Elizabeth Delaney Mabel Stetser Parkersburg W. Va

Leading California Druggist Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar

A Pasadena drug firm cites Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. The letter from C H Ward Drug Co endorses its use for colds without nausea or digestion interference. The Nash Pharmacy is listed as the source for the original yellow package.

California Pasadena Cal Foley and Co Foley C. H. Ward Drug Co C. L. Parsons, Sec’y. and Treas Foley’s Nash Pharmacy

Local News Briefs From Community Households

Joseph Stockton was seriously hurt last Monday while cutting wheat. Miss Ethel Gilbert of Norwood spent a few days here. Children's day was observed at Bloom Rose Saturday. Miss Clara Frye of Williamsburg visited Misses Velma and Mamie Foster last Thursday. G. W. Ireton and wife and Mrs. F. W. Wise spent Tuesday in the city. F. N. Dailey and family of Denver are visiting here. Wm. H. Ireton is able to be out.

Joseph Stockton Mary Wise Vearil W. H. Ireton Addie Newberry New Hope Ethel Gilbert Norwood Bloom Rose Clara Frye Williamsburg Velma Mamie Foster G. W. Ireto

How you may profit by it Foley Kidney Pills promotion

A Dayton testimonial endorses Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble. Geo J Cons says the pills fixed his kidney pain and irregular action after weeks of use, restoring sleep and kidney strength. Nash Pharmacy listed as distributor.

Geo. J. Cons Commercial St Dayton Foley Nash Pharmacy

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings

Wright Fitzwater and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Geo Fitzwater. Miss Mayme Schafstall has returned home after an extended visit in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Thos Brooks entertained relatives from the city last week. Ed Brand and wife are visiting in Adams county. Margaret Moyer of Afton has been visiting Mrs Thos Slade. The K of P lodge will give a lawn fete at Rapps Grove Bantam on Saturday evening July 15. Refreshments will be served. Everybody invited.

Wright Fitzwater Geo. Fitzwater Mayme Schafstall Chicago Thos. Brooks Ed Brand Adams County Margaret Moyer Afton Thos. Slade Highland Park Nora Brooks Hazel Walker Bantam Edith Glancy Bethel K. of P.lodge Rapp’s Grove

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Wounds and Burns Quick

An arsenic era advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly treats knife and gun wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions and other injuries preventing blood poison or gangrene. Priced 25 cents at druggists.

Greenberry school ice cream social draws big turnout

The Greenberry school house hosted an ice cream social that drew a large crowd. Attendees included Herbert Rowan John Varney Robert Hunter Charlie Hobson and Frank Hobson who also went to Lorado for a Sunday afternoon baseball game. Miss Hazel Wise returned home after a week with Felicity friends. Miss Mabel White visited her grandfather Clemens for the summer. Marathon commencement was held Thursday evening. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick of Williams burg visited Miss Lena Hamilton on Sunday. Miss Nora Harlow shopped in Williamsburg last week as others from the area attended the event.

Greenberry School House Herbert Rowan John Varney Robert Hunter Charlie Frank Hobson Lorado Hazel Wise Felicity Mabel White Clemens Marathon Mary Kirkpatrick Williamsburg Lena Hamilton Dren Bloom Rose Gilbert Maham Eva Glancy Nora Hutchinson Owensville Hutchinson Ashton Benton Hunter Allen Ashton Hoy Sprague Greenberry Mabel Peterson Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Bond Hill O. B.mcnutt Foley Missouri C.H. McNutt Ezra Chatterton Mia Sadie Chatterton Bertha Lucille Delaware Maud McKinney Winchester G. W. Felter Richmond California Felter Howard Orville John Pease Amelia G. H. Leeds W. B. Creager Laura Earheart Blaine Day Mt. Crab Williamsburg Township Patterson Clover R. C. Franz C. Harold Clerke Williamsburg Orchestra Hallie C. Mount Robert S. McAfee W. L. Milne Presbyterian Church Stella Sanders Clarence Stella Layfield Bethel Gran Abernathy

Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Chronic Kidney Trouble

Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as highly effective for chronic kidney and bladder conditions. It is described as regulating kidney and bladder function and as healing, strengthening, and bracing.

Foley Nash Pharmacy

Local Social Roundup and Minor Mishap Highlights

Dren's entertainment at Bloom Rose and Sunday visits to the Ashton and Hutchinson households are noted. A horse incident near Marathon disrupted Hoy Sprague’s trip to a commencement, and Greenberry defeated Lorado in a Sunday baseball clash. Foley Kidney Pills praised by F. S. Rexford of Kansas City.

Local social notes include weddings and farewells

Miss Mabel Peterson gave a piano recital at the Cincinnati Conservatory and then stayed with relatives at Bond Hill. Several families including the McNutts of Foley Missouri and the Chattertons hosted relatives. A Hanoverian mix of visits, funerals, and a Masonic observance marked the week.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Vividly Promises Quick Health

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming rapid relief from constipation and indigestion, restored appetite, and renewed energy. It promises regulation of stomach, liver, and bowels and offers the product for 25 cents at all druggists.

Dr. King

Sunday Visitors And Local Social Roundup

The notice lists numerous residents and guests visiting in the area and at local homes. Names include Harry Dillman Sam White Walter Bainum Miss May Cherington Audrey Williams Jessica Rains Martha Rice Karl Williams Prof F E Crane O L Canter Elmer Herbert Dorothy J T Huggins Ray Warner Bowers Myres Y Cooper Chris Reinhardt Archie Judd Louise Minerva Waterfield Lizzie Keen Ed Conroy Harvey Day Chas Durham etc.

Harry Dillman Sam White Georgetown Walter Bainum May Cherington Walnut Hills Audrey Williams Jessica Rains Maysville Martha Rice Chile Blanche Patton Keith Brannock Karl Williams F. E. Crane Hyde Park O. L. Canter Elmer Herbert Dorothy Harry Thomas Bantam J. T. Huggins Sardina Ray Warner Bowers Myres Y. Cooper Cincinnati Chris Reinhardt Archie Judd New Richmond J. D. Abbott Yellow Springs Louise John Hauck Earl City A. H. Hill Geo. Nelcamp Geo. Wood John Stout Batavia Grace Stroup Margaret Winder Iowa James Padgett Minerva Waterfield George A. Keen Lizzie Keen Ed Conroy Harvey Day Hamersville A.C. Wood Tom Hall Russel Durham Plainview Illinois Chas, Durham Arthur LaBoyteaux Warren Miller Chas. A Nelson Lewis Richt Lingo EB. A. Day Gladys White

Tobacco Warehouse Closes Season in Manchester

The American Tobacco Company's Manchester warehouse ends its season after a busy period delivering 225 million pounds of tobacco. Manager W E Spencer, ten years in Manchester, built strong local trust. a departure would hurt the town's economy and jobs. Also notes visitors and local social details.

American Tobacco Company Fifth Street Manchester W. E. Spencer

Manchester Leader Promotes Auto Mobile Delivery Service

J E McNeil of McNeils Big Store in Manchester advocates auto mobile delivery replacing wagons to save money and time. A Batavia merchant is expected to adopt the service next. Peoples Liniment once Golden Root Compound is pitched as a universal cure with Lloyd Bros. as general agents in Cincinnati. For sale by all dealers. ijanil

J. E. McNeil McNeil Manchester Batavia

Dance at Highland Park Draws Large Crowd

A Saturday night dance at Highland Park attracted a large attendance with fine music. Guests traveled from distant areas, and the park was kept clean and well maintained with courteous management throughout the event.

Highland Park

Boarding With A Good Home So Near Town Hall

Miss Kate Erion offers room and meals by week day or meal at 25 cents per bed or plate. Includes feed stable adjacent. located a square and a half above the town hall on Main Street.

Town Hall Main Street Kate Erion

Their First Meeting of the U S and O Home Trustees

The monthly session of the trustees occurred Saturday evening with two new members present Captain Frank White of Batavia and George Boetcher of Cambridge both making their first appearance. The sole non routine business was the appointment of teachers.

U. S 8. O Frank White Batavia George Boetcher Cambridge

Best in Twenty Years Wheat Record Near Owensboro

Emmett Haynes, a farmer east of Owensboro on land owned by Mrs. Ann Herr and Allan Reid, cut wheat at 9am, threshed it at 11am, delivered to C. W. Bransford by 8pm, milled by 5pm, and biscuits made from flour an hour later. Bransford says it marks a twenty four year first for early milling. Haynes reports about 4000 bushels of wheat and a very fine crop quality.

Emmett Haynes Ann Herr Allan Reid Owensboro C. W. Branford Bransford Haynes

World's Largest Shortcake Bakes at Massillon Hospital

The Massillon State Hospital for the insane served a 21 by 21 foot strawberry shortcake, a 441 square foot dessert claimed as the largest on record. Seven bakers prepared and lifted the cake using hundreds of pounds of flour and berries to feed 1,800 patients and staff at Sunday dinner.

Massillon State Hospital Enquirer

Seed company seeks agent to sell roses and shrubs

Information from Herrick Seed Company of New York requests a gentleman or lady representative to sell roses shrubs and related goods. No prior experience required a weekly output is claimed possible. Send terms and eight notices enclosed to apply.

Herrick Seed Company Pf Ester N.Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Batavia Readers West Point Lon Day Abe Boggess Adna Davidson R. Davidson Roy Bigamon Clifford Warden West Point Literary Hunter Junipers B. Ione Sells MT. Holly Monterey Crosstown Elklick Rexford John White Feesbure Ed‘ Hewitt Ada Frank Hewitt Nicholsville Nancy Fossil Harry Aultman Dan Clifton M. S. Griffith DR. Chas. Best M. S. Grifffith Harroms Ormioers Agors Jewel Armour Ust The Coyle Bell Fletcher Centaga Company Murray Street Ciry John Hartman J.C. Fuhr U.S Lowe Brothers JTF Owensboro, Ky Messenger
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