Monterey Social News and Local Remarks
Mrs John Deiler returns from Westwood to visit daughter while Margaret Boggs comes and goes. Tuesday visits with relatives at LaRue and Mt Bigtory noted. Mary Brown joined a crowd for cards on Wednesday. Earl Sorton of Glendale visits Margaret Boggs. Austin McMullen and daughter Bertha spent Thursday in Batavia. James Crosley and family move to new home. Edwin Boggs of the city at home Sunday. Deafness remedy ad touts Halls Catarrh Cure with one hundred dollar promise. Mrs Elizabeth Crane returns home Saturday. Frances Black takes job at Kroggers. Mrs Drake returns from Williamsburg. Eliza Bertram at Mrs Boles Camp Dennison event. George Herberle spends Sunday in town. Epworth League Literary for March set for Saturday night led by A L Davis. Sick note by B F Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deiler
Westwood
Margaret Boggs
LaRue
Mt. Bigtory
Mary Brown
Earl Sorton
Glendale
Austin McMullen
Bertha
Batavia
James Crosley
Edwin Boggs
City
Elizabeth Crane
Frances Black
Krogger’s Grocery
Drake
Williamsburg
Eliza Bertram
Boles
Camp Dennison
George Herberle
Epworth League
A. L. Davis
B. F. Meyer
EF. A
Emma
Fannie Hill
John Grover
Si Bluesteine
M. E. and Baptist Church
Harry Bode
Kafe Kiatech
Mesdames
Sylvia Thompson
May Spresser
Jane Thompson
Mell Airey
Nellie Hutson
Ada Storris
Winifred Davis
Maude
George Thompson
Isabel
Will Hill
Hamilton
John Hill
Mesdames Carrie Porter
Madisonville
Ella Simcox
Blanchester
L. W. Pemberton
Chas. Henning
Howard Henning
Henning
Henning’s Mills. Henry Warren
Mt. Holly
Paris Thomas
Sallie Copham
Bantam
Louise Tice
Earl Thompson
Augusta
The Vegetable Treatment Cyclone Blood Purifier Recipe
A travelogue tone ad promotes Fluid extract Dandelion, compound karyon, and compound syrup sarcaparilia as a blood purifier. It instructs shaking and dosing in teaspoonfuls after meals and at night, claiming gentle relief for elderly, weak, rheumatism, and chronic backache. It notes ingredients are available at pharmacies for a small cost.
Local Socials and Church Notes Highlight Busy Weekend
A list of residents from Sick-Thornton Yeoman Mre Joe Williams Benton Hunter and others spending Sunday in Boston and at home. The Ladies’ Aid hosts an apron and bonnet shower at Golden Hall on Saturday night March 9 with ice cream and cake for all. May Farson entertained Edith Knott Lottie Andrews and Dollie Connelly Saturday evening. Quarterly conference by Rev Sparh set for March 90 at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Yeoman
Mre
Joe
Williams Benton Hunter
Boston
Horace Miller
Chas
Swank
City
Mayme
Pearl Doughman
Loveland
Milford
Earl
Floyd Riddings
Mies Inez Mabam
Golden Hall
May Farson
Edith Knott
Lottie Andrews
Dollie Connelly
G. F. Frans
New Palestine
Richard Dunlop
Thorn Felier
Sparh
Local social notes and church meetings fill the week
The community enjoyed protracted services at the M E and Baptist churches. Mrs. EF Day and families shared news of arrivals. Several residents, including Mrs Bertha Ulrey and Mrs Carrie Porter, visited relatives or hosted gatherings with friends and new church members.
Frank Reinhart Dies at 49 in Williams County
Frank Reinhart died at his home Sunday night February 24 aged 49. Funeral held at Christian church Wednesday with Rev Ewry. Interment at Bathel. Survived by widow, three sons and one daughter. Local notices report visits and moves among residents including Emma Corbin guest of Lida Gelvin, John Jackson visiting Elk Lick, and others mentioned in a Sick column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reinhart
Christian Church
Ewry
Bathel
Emma Corbin
City
Lida Gelvin
John Jackson
Elk Lick
Ed Frazier
John Vail
Mary Ralls
H. Jackson
Edna Moorehead
William Glaspie
Mt. Pisgah
H.O. Parkhiser
J. L. Roudebushh
Howard Phillips
Bix Lick
Harry Jackson
Noeling Laxative Food Promises Appetite Return
An advertisement claims Noeling Looker Laxative Food will restore appetite. It offers a money back refund and invites readers to send 50 cents to Akron, Ohio for a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noeling’s
Noeling- Looker Laxative Food Company
Akron, O
Local Notices and Social Items From Calvary Area
Mrs Laycock of Calvary moved into G B Armacos’s vacated property. Rev Miller of Neville honored at Harvey Taylor’s home. Chas Day and wife hosted by Geo Brady. Mrs Kate Salt and daughter visited relatives in Dayton Kentucky. Mrs Callie Taylor and Jessie Phillips visited Wm Tatman. People attend Pt Isabel Christian church revival. Clyde Armstrong and wife plan to move to the city soon. Thomas Brown visited L G Tatman. Some children exposed to whooping cough. Dale McKinley and Jessie Phillips attended M B church at Pt Isabel and visited cousin Hallie Fee. Dr Shoop Cough Cure praised as safe for twenty years. label compliance required by law. Nash Pharmacy sells Shoop Cough Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Miller
Neville
Harvey Taylor
Chas
Geo. Brady
Kate Salt
Dayton
Callie Taylor
T. W. Phillips
Mise Jessie
Wm. Tatman
Pt. Isabel Christian Church
Clyde Armstrong
Tonomas Brown
L. G. Tatman
Dale McKinley
Jessie Phillips
M. B
Pt. Isabel
Hallie Fee
Dr. Shoop
Nash Pharmacy
Mrs. McGee heads to Pittsburg for new home
Social notes mention Mrs. McGee leaving for Pittsburg to establish residence. The Washington social by the ladies aid society raised 56.25. Mrs. Arteman remains gravely ill with slim recovery prospects. Local changes include Ed Rosenkrantz selling property to Mr Shively and others moving to Madisonville and Springfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Pittsburg
Albert Buckingham
Encire Club
New Richmond
Court Bickmore
Washington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Spencer
Blanchester
C. G. Leever
Arteman
Miamiville
Ed Rosenkrantz
Mr. Shively
Madisonville
Thurman Smith
Newforth
Springfeld
J. Moorehead
Mr. Halep
Plekie
Remarkable recovery cited by Keneth Molyer in Maine
Keneth Molyer of Vanceboro credits three doctors with a near death before using Dr. King's New Discovery. He says the remedy cured severe throat inflammation and lung congestion, saving his life. Nash Pharmacy offers the product at 50 cents and $1.00 with a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneth Molyer
Vanceboro
Trionde
Nash
Bhoop
Local residents noted transfers and visits in Olly leat Woek area
Mies Liesie Teed stayed a few days with relatives in Olly leat Woek. Fred Edgington bought the coal yard at B.O. Reed. Mrs. McMifresh purchased the local property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Liesie Teed
Olly Leat Woek
Fred Edgington
B.O. Reed
Mre. McMifresh
Nine of ten liver trouble claim by doctor sales
Te & naa Little Doctor Te & naa claims nine people in ten suffer liver troubles. Ramon's Liver Pills & Tonic Pellets marketed as better than physics, full treatment 25 cents, available at all druggists. oo Lon Rush. Washington supper by C. E. society cleared 15 60. M. BE. aid society met at Miss Ida Reed's home. Christian Sunday school enacts Easter entertainment March 31. Rev. Huntington holds meetings at Cedron. Church helping circle meets at Mrs. James Sanders. March 6, Charlie Conwell buys Aunt Judia McElfresh's property and will move soon. Mrs. Dennister spent week with ill mother. John Forsythe visiting. Capt. J. E. Edgington to move to farm above Moscow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. E. Society
M. BE. Aid Society
Ida Reed
Christian Sunday School
Huntington
Cedron
Helping Circle of the Christian Church
James Sanders
Charlie Conwell
Judia McElfresh
Electric Bitters credited with cure for various ailments
W M Seerman of Cushing Maine recalls three months of kidney inflammation and credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure after three bottles. The ad claims benefits for liver complaints blood disorders dyspepsia and malaria and promises restoration of strength and nerve health. Nash Pharmacy guarantees the product priced at 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
W. M. Seerman
Cushing
Nash Pharmacy
Price
Local notices and health updates from community residents
Mrs Chas McMath lies critically ill while Mrs J C McMath of Chicago and Mrs B P In giam of city remain at her bedside. Dr W S Parkbiser sua frail health is noted as pulmonary trouble and Dr Langman attends. Various local moves and visits are listed along with church revival work and a small ad endorsing Dr Thomas Electric Oil for croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McMath
J. C. McMath
Chicago
B. P. Ingiam
City
W.S. Parkbiser
Langman
R. L. Johnston
Walnut Hills
W.G. Pattison
Dawson
M.O. Shriver
Captain Shriver
Greenwood
B. P. Ingram
Jas. McMath
Clark Sargent
Alumni Association
Alfred LaGuldar
Chillicothe
Lottie Lemar
Clara Abrams
Calvary
Adoph Sontag
Mrs. Jarman
Bethel residents, visitors dot local social calendar
Sunday guests included itt and wife of Bethel visiting Charles Kincaid family. Several residents moved properties and hosted relatives from nearby towns. New incubator acquired by Charles Pestrup, and five horses bought by John Topie, Bert Lytle, and C M Edwards.
Wallace Bruce Amebary Co tickets on sale at town hall
Tickets for the Wallace Bruce Amebary Co third and final attraction of the high school lecture course go on sale at the town hall for next Wednesday night March 13. Proceeds benefit the school library. Reserved seats cost 25 cents. Tickets and seat plans available at the substation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Bruce Amebary Co
Town Hall
W.A. Hicks
Madisonville
Sylvia Davis
Loveland
J.T. Whitaker
Emma Beeler
Bellbrook
Ed Louden
Russell Roberts
Hattie Robb
J. R. Hicks
West End
Joby
Adda Clark
E.G. Penn
Reinhart
Wyatt
Lawrence Gould
Home City
Ethel Beeler
C. E. Amann
B. F. McCann
Carrie Hejzer
Indianapolis
Barton Kearns
Georgetown
World’s Largest Pin Factory In Birmingham England
The passage notes a Birmingham England pin factory producing 37 million pins daily. It also touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder for ulcers burns and wounds, and mentions E R Mulford speaking in Waynesboro Pennsylvania about piles. Nash Pharmacy advertises Arnica salve at 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
E&ngland
Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Death of Clyde Fagiv at Tabasco in February
Clyde Fagiv died at his mother in law Mrs Walker home in Tabasco on Monday February 25 after a brief hemorrhage following a day of soliciting for a fertilizer company. The funeral was held at Mt Moriah church led by Rev Green of Northesde and burial followed in Mt Moriah cemetery. Widespread community sympathy was shown for his wife and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fagiv
Walker
Tabasco
Mt. Moriah Church
Rev. Green
Northesde
Mt. Moriah
Amelia
Mra
Mild remedy for constipation promotes easy bowel action
A single dose of Down's Regulate relieves mild habitual constipation. The box costs 2 cents and is available through your druggist.
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Ayer
Monterey
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Diliagiste
Beat
Union Chapel
Goshen
Laxets
A. C. Nash
EflUbe
Nicholsville
Armacos
Miamvville
Little Doctor
Ramon
Drauggists
Moscow
John Phillips
Bethel
Edith Lemon
Ben Cushardie
Zella Howard
St. Bernard
Charies Mound
Corryville
Henry Wevzel
Ruth
Sue Moreton
Anna Donley
Fostoria
Thomas
L. Whiteacre
Buffalo
N. Y
Itt
Charles Kincaid
Harry Lytle
Eastwood
Elmer Rising
Walnut Hille
Lean
Henry Herget
Joseph Ketchum
Geo. Danby
Charles Swing
O. A. Fagin
Madam Keleb
Albert Lytle
Mollie Morehead
Bert Huntington
Little
George
Charles Pestrup
C. M. Edwards
J. A. Warren
Fred
John Topie
Bert Lytle
Aggie
Emma Moerlein
Olin Fagin
Albert Johnson
Clyde Fag
Joan
Hassie Herron
Louise Boye
Bethel Baptist Church
M. E
Ben Cord
W.B
Woodruff
Bessie Bainum
J.J. Armstrong
Morehead
Lena Penn
Willie Hutson
John Morton
Cincinnati
Lee Short
Jennie Corbin
Alma Huntington
Hillsboro
Harry Brown
Sliverton
Wm, Perkins
The
Texas Wonder
J. L. Moore & Co
Boston Transcript
Dr. King
Narao
Beethoven
Serpent Mound
Ohio
Adams County
Racine
Merle
Neah
What Is
Castoria
Cenune
B. H. Knapp
N. W. Cor
Pearl and Sycamore
Eyling
Plano
Aspinwall Potato Planter
Afton
Sam Atchley
Frank J. Vogel
Eney
Scientific American
Ewa
Munn & C
New York
Electrical Science
Mauritania
Cunard Company
Svete
Nee Wiifolk Westen
Clare
Baldwin Batavia
Sardinia
Winchester
Peebles, Pact
Barden Eeibartet
Portsmouth
Datty
Patty
Palty
St'tions
Hardinia
Wineburg
Baldwin
Dally Delly
San, AM
Pennsylvania Lines
Peart and
Butler Street
Station
Court
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Potatoon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman Jeepers
Athelmali
Braefeld
Hillaboro Branch
Hilleboro
Brvile
Genevo Pass
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