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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mrs Henderson

Mrs Mary Henderson of Batavia Ohio testifies to kidney disease relief after four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. She calls the remedy a tonic for her system and says she will remain grateful for its benefits. She reaffirms her recommendation in 1911 and the advertisement notes price and sole agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Mary Henderson Wood St Batavia Ohio Doan Buffalo New York United States

Local Social Notes and Health Ad Claim

Maple Grove and Owensville residents visit relatives in Monterey and Williambore while others in Cincinnati and Hamersville visit here. An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore Eustachian tube function to cure deafness, offering $100 for any unrecoverable case and noting all pharmacies carry the product.

Deanese Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Druaxiste Pilla

Revival meetings end after four weeks with 16 accessions

The four week revival at the local place closed with 16 accessions. News notes report Mrs Carrie Idlett and Mrs Mary Bull well after weeks of illness. Several residents visited relatives in Illinois and Kentucky, with guests and travels noted around Union Chapel Lindale Pittsburg and Cincinnati.

Carrie Idlett Mary Bullwell E. R. Cook Rantoul Urbana Springfield Ill Minnie Bainum Cincinnati E.R. Cook Claude Cook Union Chapel Lindale Pittsburg Ed White Nellie Hawkins Lulu Taylor Fred Hawkins Ludlow Harry Zuber Perintown Harry Clark

Neighborhood Gatherings and Local Notices Placed This Week

A recap of social visits and dinners includes Robert Fisher and wife hosting neighbors Will Nichols N B Wallace Charles Williams Joseph Stockton Elmer Steward and wives last Wednesday. Funeral attendees for Mrs Ben Patton at Upper Five Mile were Dean Culberson Ida Johnson and W H Jones and wife. Charley Hobson and wife visited Williams burg relatives. Lydia Hutchinson visited Mrs N B Wallace Friday. Carrell Jones and wife hosted Sunday dinner for W H Jones and daughters Goldie Kathryn Etta and John Amiott of Williamsburg. Mrs Jennie Jester spent time with Mrs Mary Steward. Little George Harlow improving. An ad endorses a chronic stomach trouble cure with Chamberlains Tablets praised by P H Beck of Wakelee Michigan. available from dealers.

Robert Fisher Will Nichols N. B. Wallace Charles Williams Joseph Stockton Elmer Steward Ben Patton Upper Five Mile Dean Culberson Ida Johnson W. H. Jones Charley Hobson Williamsburg W.H. Hobson Lydia Hutchinson N.B. Wallace Carrell Jones Goldie Kathryn Etta John Amiott Jennie Jester Mary Steward George Harlow

Sapp buys Teepe farm as visitors plan stay

Norman Sapp has purchased the Teepe farm. Clarence McAfee and family from St Petersburg Florida visit his parents and will occupy the farm. Sick list includes Mrs Clara Maham Mrs Mike Hoestock and Rose Nelson. Flora Rosemeyer and children visit B T Kain and wife. John Hughes and Ed Ultman in the city Friday. John Neihof attends the M S pastors and Sunday school superintendents conference at Trinity church Cincinnati this week.

AFTON Norman Sapp Clarence McAfee St. Petersburg Florida Sapp Clara Maham Mike Hoestock Rose Nelson Flora Rosemeyer B.T. Kain John Hughes Ed Ultman John Neihof Trinity Church Cincinnati

Social News Notes From Norwood and Surrounding Towns

Numerous residents and visitors are listed with local families and churches. Names include John Schmidt, Glen Burke, Grace Stroup, Louise Abbott, and Miss Denise Michette, with visits to or from Norwood, Pittsburg, Felicity, Batavia, and Georgetown. The Baptist Missionary Society plans an entertainment on March 5, and Prof. and Mrs. Davis host gatherings as families plan a move to Arkansas.

Chamberlains Tablets for Constipation

Chamberlains Tablets are recommended for constipation. They are easy to take mild and gentle in effect. Give them a trial.

Chamberlain

Local Social Notes From Winchester And Vicinity

Miss Anna Mott visits sister Mrs. Fred Leeds in Winchester while Mrs. J. D. Potter hosts her Cincinnati guest. Wes Doughty with family from Norwood visits friends. Miss Cyrena Johnson of Bethel stays with sister Miss Stella Johnson. Ruth Lewis visits Batavia. G A R post hosts surprise dinner for David Thomas on Feb 27. Amelia schools buy a Huntington upright piano. Harry E. Kearns buys Mrs. Julia West’s Main street property. Kate Amann opens a millinery shop. Foley Kidney Pills advertised for kidney and bladder issues.

Anna Mott Fred Leeds Winchester J. D. Potter Cincinnati Wes Doughty Norwood C. E. Amann Kensington Club Cyrena Johnson Bethel Stella Johnson Ruth Lewis Batavia G. A. R. Post David Thomas Amelia Huntington Plano Harry E. Kearns Julia West Main Street Kate Amann

Local Farms Gain New Residents and Weekend Visits

Smith Beckleheimer and family moved to the Pemberton farm while Harry Gourth and family relocated to Perintown. George Raper and family settled on the Gardner farm as Austin Hall from Hamilton spent days with home folks. Rumor hints at another wedding soon and Guss who Harvey Cox and Miss Vena White wed quietly at Batavia on Wednesday.

George Corbin J. H. McMurchy F. A. McNeill W. P. Corbin John Jackson Christian Schneider

Foley Kidney Pills Offer Quick Relief for Women's Ailments

Many women suffer daily from backache headache nervousness and insomnia not realizing their ills stem from kidney and bladder troubles Foley Kidney Pills promise fast relief from pain and misery restoring health and strength to sufferers A U Nash endorses the remedy for women everywhere

Foley A. U. Nash

Lakin couple head for Sprague Washington future home

Mr and Mrs George Lakin nee Mary Kayser left Thursday for Sprague Washington their future home Rev Mr Baston conducted the funeral services of Mrs Martha Armacost mother of Mrs J B Winspear at the M E church at Pt Pleasant last Sunday morning Rev W H Parker of Loveland and Mr O Dell of New Richmond spent Tuesday night at D B Moretons Charles Krempien and wife entertained friends from the city last Sunday Mrs Julia Moreton and Misses Alice Mears and Ruth Moreton were Cincinnati visitors last week Mrs Charles McMath is visiting relatives in Flemingsburg Ky Rev Baston is holding revival services at Neville Mia W HB Hughes is growing worse Miss Julia Sullivan has returned to Batavia after a visit here

John Schmidt Norwood Harry Badgley Glen Burke Pittsburg Caldwell Katie Rhomaker City Ed Andrews BE. Bragdon Eutire Antony Klemann Clover Isaac Curlass Grace Stroup Louise Abbott Yellow Springs Frank Kemerlae Ida John McKinzie Nettie Tom Hill Moscow Jim Padgett R. O. Rose J. F. Parker Dora Parker A. Parker Chas Taylor Batavia Walter Bainum Irma Briggs Hazel Lyons Gertrude Henning L. A. Washburn Georgetown F. M. Frazier Aultman B.A Eulah Howard Felicity Rev. Johnson Springfield Baptist Church The Missionary Society of the Baptist Church Ocie Ellis Louise Nichols Nellie Tucker Friends Denise Michette Lola Wood Grace Straup Edna Meeker Dave Jenike Arch Brooks Anton Ulrich Chas. Hockman Robin King Will Kendall Berry Mray Belle Coulter Davis Henry Davis Lou Kellum Sol Griffith Clarence Manning Beulah Mae Clemmons Reif Morrow Reif Arkansas George Lakin Mary Kayser Sprague Washington Baston Martha Armacost J. B. Winspear M. E. Church Pt. Pleasant W. H. Parker Loveland Mr. O'Dell New Richmond D. B. Moreton Charles Krempien Julia Moreton Alice Mears Ruth Moreton Cincinnati Charles McMath Flemingsburg Neville, Mia Hughes Julia Sullivan John Maham Martha Alice Hageman Hyde Park M. F. McNutt Taving Samuel Rowans C. H. McNutt Bodman’s Harry Haskell Afton Mr. McNutt Alph Tribble Herman Davidson Gay St Dawson Hageman Harold Clerke Emma Rudolph Dayton C. P. Chatterton Ramona O. Chatterton F. W. Wise Hulick W. R. Hunter Ethan Atchley Herbert Rowan Greenberry Robert McAfee J. C. Dennis Edna Knight W. Fuhr Col. Ruffner A. Ruffner T. W. Moorehead Amelia Harry Vearil Madisonville Laura Wacker Stella Beacham Lillie Colvin Ruth Conner Mabel Runyan Flora Beacham Callie Earhart C. M. Curry John Hill Laura Thomas Trinity M. E Nannie Mount O. H. McNutt Warren Watson Hamersville F. W. Walker O. E Leona Colvin Lillie Indianapolis M. £. Church Vesta Club Edward Bishop Bob Knoll E. B. Case Harold J. J. Case Gale C. Curtis Hazel Morgan

Electric Bitters touted to cure rheumatism and internal ailments

An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from stomach liver and kidney issues and promotes Electric Bitters as the cure. It cites a Georgia school principal’s recovery after four bottles and urges relief for coughs colds and lung troubles with Dr King’s New Discovery as a trusted alternative.

Charles B. Allen Sylvania Dr. King J.J. Owens Allendale 8. C

Local social notes and a farm fire report in Batavia

Cincinnati residents visited here during the week. A farm house on the Batavia pike belonging to B F Moyer burned Saturday due to a defective flue. Various locals and visitors from Cincinnati Bethel Felicity Pittsburg Mt. Pisgah and Russellville are listed among those seen with friends or relatives over the past week. A cough remedy advertisement from Foley's Honey and Tar is included.

Frank Heizer Cincinnati Nelson Judd P. A. Pathie Bethel E. Jonas Frank Thurber Donald Felicity Batavia Pike B. F. Moyer J.J. Warner Russellville Wall Ludlow

Relatives and visitors gathered from towns near and far

Dennis Brunson and family from the city visit relatives here. Frank Smith and family were guests of their parents at Woodland. Charles Brown and wife from Monterey spent Sunday with the Shumard family. George Knott from Middletown visited home folks. David Emory from Iona stays with his sisters Ellen and Jennie. Mrs Mollie VanCamp entertained city relatives. Edith Carnes and mother visited relatives here the past week. Bertha Moore left to visit relatives in Michigan. Florence Needham improving after illness. Mrs Henry Strewhoover spent time with Amelia friends. John Sloan from the city visited the VanCamp family. Aubrey Bigham spent a day with Monterey friends. Many attended the funeral of Charles Williams Friday. Dr Ireton and wife visited their parents near Goshen. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for skin ailments burns and bruises. John Deye of Gladwin Mich reports cure after twelve years with skin ailment and $400 in doctors' bills. Salve recommended by dealers.

Dennis Brunson Frank Smith Woodland Charles Brown Monterey Shumard George Knott Middletown David Emory Iona Ellen Jennie Mollie VanCamp Edith Carnes Bertha Moore Michigan Florence Needham Henry Strewhoover Amelia John Sloan City VanCamp Aubrey Bigham Charles Williams Ireton Goshen

Local visitors and social round up from Clarksburg

James Gabriel of Clarksburg West Virginia visits friends here. Misses Bertha and Amelia Topie spent Sunday in town. Mrs Joe Geiser and son William visited relatives. Mrs John Binning and Mrs Belle Follow were city visitors. Olin family of Spermeuser Morlein spent Sunday in the city. Kath Moer and Prete were seen visiting. Lys Seay and Gorden visited Mrs Bardner in confinement care.

James Gabriel Clarksburg W. Va Bertha Amelia Topie Joe Geiser William John Binning Belle P.O Olin Morlein Seayrden Pijpebu Gorden Bardner

Hyde Park Social Roundup Highlights Visit and Gatherings

Hyde Park residents and relatives share Sundays and weekends with neighbors and kin. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Maham and family and Martha Hageman, and many move and occupy local properties as neighbors relocate. A Batavia marriage of Gale C Curtis and Hazel Morgan closes the week.

Local Guests and Lectures Spread Through Mason Area

Mrs Lib Grimes of Mason visits ill brother Joe Sly. Miss Brunk stays with brother at Pleasant Plain. Miss Turner with Hazel Hill at Newtonsville. Miss Sutton in Cincinnati. Mrs Doughman moves from Westboro to her father. J O Jordan visits South Lebanon. Mr Weitzel in Cincinnati. Mr Wright buys Wisher store. Evangelist Joseph Greig of Detroit lectures in O A church on Modern Inventions and the Bible and related topics under I E S A. Questions offered by mail from Wilmington Ohio.

Lib Grimes Mason Joe Sly Billa Brunk Pleasant Plain Mildred Turner Hazel Hill Newtonsville Anna Sutton Cincinnati Maggie Doughman Westboro J. O. Jordan South Lebanon Weitzel Wright Brooklyn London Wilmington

Houser Anti Pain Plaster Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement offers Houser Anti Pain Plaster for rheumatism chest lung soreness backache cracked hands and general sores. The maker Houser Remedy Co of Cincinnati Ohio markets the plaster as easy to spread and affordable at 26 cents, with mail order options.

Houser Remedy Co Cincinnati Ohio Novi

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