Hutchinson family hosts and local notices in community roundup
Social visits include J S Warren and Clarence Hutchinson families with Chas Hutchinson. Elizabeth Johnson from Madisonville visits Mrs Dean Culberson. Miles Glancy and wife in Norwood. Chas Caldwell’s funeral held in Mason with Rev Wright. local insurance agent L L Johnson transacts business. upcoming Ladies Aid Society meeting March 13 at Mrs Hannah Moyer’s. A short ad promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S., Warren
Clarence Hutchinson
Chas. Hutchinson
S. Wm. Spradling
Elizabeth Johnson
Madisonville
Dean Culberson
Jacob Moyer
Wright
Summerside
Homer Johnson
Baby
Hancock
Pleasant Valley
Ladies Aid Society
Hannah Moyer
Miles Glancy
Norwood
Neva Odgen
Hattie Glancy
Chas. Caldwell
Mason
Bloom Race
Little William Jones Jr
W. H. Jones
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Local Hosts Receive Several Neighborhood Visitors
Fred Lipps and family visited Miss Ida Stewart and brothers in Palestine. Grace Nobis spent the weekend with Victor Nobis and his wife. Mrs. Margaret Lindsey and daughter stayed with Mrs. Charles Id hard of Ten Mile and with Mrs. Bess Lindsey of Mt. Pisgah. W. B. Eppert and W. M. Eppert with son Elijah and Alma Eppert joined Mrs. A. C. Nash of Batavia. Tony Midler and his son visited Ben Seigle and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lipps
Ida Stewart
City
Ben Seigle
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Deafness
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and offers a constitutional remedy. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood, promising a hundred dollars for any cure it cannot achieve, with circulars free and druggists selling for 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Real estate sales in Nicholsville and local social notes
Real estate agents reported sales of several farms including Wm Dunn to Kuhlman, Chas Paeltz to Howard Snider, Archie Johnston to Mark Heilburner, and Chas Daugherty to Joseph Daugherty. Local residents shared weekend visits and family occasions including Mrs Glenn Hill’s Tampa trip return, and Mrs Sarah Sellers marking her 2nd birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dunn
Mr. Kuhlman
City
Chas. Paeltz
Howard Snider
Mt. Olive
Archie Johnston
Mark Heilburner
Cedron
Chas. Daugherty
Joseph Daugherty
Glenn Hill
Tampa, Fla
Edward Barker
Ralph Peters
Athens
Chas
J. H. McMurchy
P. Corbin
Barkley’s
Mt. Zion
EB. Gardner
Harry Nott
Salt Air
J. H. Jackson’s
Sarah Sellers
When Toy Yets Cure Stomach Trouble
An ad states that a dose of Chamberlain's Tab-Yets corrects faulty digestion and induces a gentle bowel movement. It claims the medicine is among the best you have ever become acquainted with.
Social Entertainments and Visits Recap
Mrs Will Avey hosted dinner for brothers Will and Henry Ban sendisted and wives. Violet Walker held a party for Ray McKibben. Ben McKibben and family visited Roy McKibben. Bessie Musgrove and Sadie Brown added the Farmers Institute event at Bethesda. Mira Hibbs entertained Mr and Mrs McGothan for dinner. Mr Malott moved to OC H Me tt farm vacated by Harry Skell. Bierds sisters visited Hilda and Ruth Musgrove. Jinnie Brown visited Persley on Wednesday. Sunday callers included Milt Bogart and family plus Julva Brown and Mr Persley. 408 Brown's and others at Kautz's and Martha Hibbs' with Harold Ralph Medary and Kermit Hennings. Mrs McKever entertained her brother Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Avey
Will
Henry Ban
Violet Walker
Ray McKibben
Ben McKibben
Roy McKibben
Bessie Musgrove
Sadie Brown
Farmers’ Institute
Bethes Turday
Mira. Hibbs
McGothan
Mr. Malott
Take Children Out of Danger
An appeal urges guardians to remove children from danger on railroad tracks and during coughing or snuf fling incidents. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough, noting it contains no opiates and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W. H. Thornton
10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley & Co
Sehffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Local Social Roundup From Cincinnati Area
Ernest Armacost and son Robert visited J B Winspear family in Cincinnati. Protracted meeting began February 26. Nellie Poe of Cleves visited friend Gertrude Winspear. William Layfield and sister Mary spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Lester Simmons of Laurel spent Sunday with Ed Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Armacost
Robert
Cincinnati
J. B. Winspear
Nellie Poe
Cleves
Gertrude Winspear
William Layfield
Mary
Lester Simmons
Laurel
Ed Morgan
Poverty Social at town hall Friday marks event
The W H M 8 announces a Poverty Social at the town hall Friday evening March 15 inviting all in costume. Admission is 10c. Notables include Ma Sweet and her family, with other local visits and movements noted from Winchester Cincinnati Mt Washington Newport and Norfolk VA. The Grange meets March 8 with a program of roll call talks thrift stamps and music. Foley Kidney Pills ad closes the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.M
Town Hall
Ma Sweet
Aaron Merten
Virginia
Fred Leeds
Winchester
J. W. Mott
C. E. Amann
L. B. Carroll
Philathea
Homer Swem
Lenora Witham
Cincinnati
Olive
Harriet Swem
Lowell Bennett
Bowman Woodruff
Victor Nobis
City
Mack Woods
Lawrence Cochnower
Mt. Washington
Lee Short
Tom Huling
Newport
W. Drake
A.j.powell
Vicksburg
Miss
Cornlly
Harvey Perin
Lindale
W.E. Ramsey
Camp Oglethorp
John Huntington
Wilhiamsville
The
Grange
Liberty Bands
Loveland Boy Now Chaplain of 48th Engineer Regiment
Rev. Charles Lever, a Loveland native and current pastor of the Delta Avenue M E church in Cincinnati, has been appointed chaplain of the 48th Engineer Regiment and departed for Washington on Monday. Robert Scott, with the First Regiment Band at Camp Sheridan, recently played a baritone horn for an assembly of 300 instruments. The Loveland Fertilizer Co. faced a halt with 99 head of horses and cattle during a severe cold snap that halted plant operations. Dr. William Scott has been named health officer for Miami township. The Roat brothers, Nic, Mike, William, and Jake, are noted as a remarkable farming family. Nic was killed in a recent automobile accident while returning from Batavia, and the others, aged 8, 80, and 78, remain active in local farms and town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lever
Loveland
Delta Avenue M
Cincinnati
48Rd Engineer
Washington
Robert Scott
Camp Sheridan
Loveland Fertilizer Co
William Scott
Miami Township
Roat
Nic
Batavia
Mike
William
Jake
Kidney Pills Aid Woman in Clayton Claim Strong Kept Sleep
Woman from Clayton New Mexico praises Foley Kidney Pills for improving backache rheumatic pains sore muscles and stiff joints while helping weak kidneys and bladder disturbances. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Whitehurst
Norfolk
Small
Clayton
N. M
Foley
Local notices and social updates from Amelia and surrounding towns
A mix of household ads and personal notes. Requests for Foley cure samples headline a dental-like promotion while residents, visitors, and families in Amelia Cincinnati Batavia and neighboring towns are listed with brief visits showers and family events. A obituary notes J. H. Pumphrey passing March 2 with a funeral planned March 5/7.
Try This For Sour Stomach From A Health Note
Advice for sour stomach suggests eating slowly chewing thoroughly eating lightly with no supper and taking one Chamberlain's Tablet before bed if distress persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Funeral of C W Caldwell Held at Bloom Rose Church
The funeral for C W Caldwell occurred at Bloom Rose church last Thursday. He formerly resided here before moving 30 Mason to run a local business. He leaves a widow, one daughter, a brother and many relatives and friends in mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Caldwell
Bloom Rose Church
Mason
F. W. Walker
Hugh Walker
Florida
Georgetown
Dick Pratt
Ralph Malott
Eleanor
Carl Ireton
O. P. Connor
Bethel
Slye
Maple Grove
Fred Patten
Marathon
O. P. Caldwell
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Stands the Test of Time
A compact note extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for reliability and enduring trust. It claims the remedy has withstood the test of time and can be depended upon for relief.
Local Social Notes Capture Visits and Visits
Charles Glaser and his wife spent last Sunday with Florence Holland and her husband. Mr and Mrs Frank Jarman were city visitors last week. Rev Burgett conducts revival services at Pt Pleasant. Miss Sadie Johnston visited sister Mrs Kinsey of Norwood last week. Carl Glaser of Hamilton spent Sunday with his parents there. Mrs D B Moreton visits daughter Mrs Luke Davis of Seaman. Mrs A H Barker and Ruth return to Fal mouth Ky after visiting D B Moreton. Mrs Wade and Mrs Cushard are convalescent. K Lough and Pearl DeBruler did business in the city last Wednesday. J J Mears and daughter Miss Alice were guests at David Moreton's Thursday. J M Ware of Augusta was in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ross
Zella Kilgour
Amelia
Lena Manning
Cincinnati
Batavia
Lulu Frazier
Nora Armacost
Mt. Olive
Audrey Williams
Karl
Hyde Park
Louanna Foster
Frank Dillon
Charles
Net
Lifes Osborn
Willie Armstrong
Uncle Sam
Montgomery
Ala
K. of P. Hall
Williamsburg
Red Cross Hospital
Sebastian Potts
Connersville
Ind
Alec Davidson
Ora Davis
Georgetown
George Walker
Norris
Felicity
Albert Deen
W.C. Sait
Kilmer
Gladys Deen
H. G. Donaldson
New Richmond
Chas. Shields
Irwin White
Robert Irwin
Payne
Ohio
Walter Beck
Mattoon
Ill
Bethel
Callie Hill
Earl Hauck
Kate Sims
Chile
Mary Remley
Raymond Wood
Roy Wood
T. J. Williams
Prebble County
Hazel Laird
J. H. Pumphrey
Chas. Wite
David Lady
Charles Glaser
Florence Holland
Nicholsville
Frank Jarman
Burgett
Pt. Pleasant
Sadie Johnston
Kinsey
Norwood
Carl Glaser
Hamilton
D. B. Moreton
Luke Davis
Seaman
A. H. Barker
Ruth
Falmouth
Wm. Wade
Mary Cushard
Williamsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visitants
Miss Anna Rhodes of Springfield guest of Mrs. Laura Thomas. Miss Burnetes Pohl spent weekend with aunt Mrs. Paul Sentman in Norwood after attending aunt Sarah Rhodes funeral near Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Frazier visited Mrs. Henry Busch Linwood. A W Reed and S W Fuhr made a business trip to Cincinnati. Emma Becktold moved into W S Smith’s property after selling her farm. Cora Leonard of Blanchester visiting her father N R Walker. Martha Hancock of the city a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hatey Fagin Innis of Columbus was here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rhodes
Springfield
Laura Thomas
Sarah Rhodes
Hamilton
Clover
Burnet'e Pohl
Paul Sentman
Norwood
Stanley Frazier
Henry Busch
Linwood
A. W. Reed
W. Fuhr
Cincinnati
Emma Becktold
Smith
Cora Leonard
Blanchester
N. R. Walker
Martha Hancock
City
Hatey Fagin
J. &. Innis
Columbus
Local society notes and community updates from Goshen area
Mrs J C Dennis with Mrs Eliza Moyes hosts Vesta Club on February 2 the program includes Roll Call Questions of the Hour and the theme Womens Day A quiet wedding of Homer O Roads and Lucille Ladd is recorded Rev Thos F Smith officiated with Scott Free as guest The week brings funeral for Albert Williams at Newtonsville and visits by Arthur Clift to Linwood A Bethel minstrel tour for Red Cross in March is announced Mrs Lulu Johnson improves at home after Cincinnati hospital stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Dennis
Eliza Moyes
Goshen
A. P. Walker
Vesta Club
Bishop
Miss White
Miss Holmes
Elrod
Miss Clark
M. EB. Parsonage
Homer O. Roads
Conrad Roads
Hillsboro Bank and Saving Company
Lucille Ladd
Rainsboro
Thos. F. Smith
Scott Free
Smith
Frank Putzek
Portsmouth
Wright Duckwall
Lulu Johnson
Cincinnati
P. B. Smith
Norwood
Newtonsville
Albert Williams
Lock Social at Stonelick Center Saturday
The Stonelick Community Center hosts a Lock Social at the Stonelick school house on Saturday evening. Sandw iches coffee ice cream and cake will be served and proceeds go to Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonelick Community Center
Stonelick
Camp Sherman
Dangers of Improper Drugging For Sleep
The article warns that any drug that induces sleep becomes dangerous unless prescribed by a family doctor. Misuse to force sleep has caused near incurable insomnia, though bromides may be used safely in 15 grain doses at bedtime for nervous cases.
Big Glasses Marked Wealth in Italy 1285 Origin
Spectacles were invented in Italy about 1285 and initially worn only by the wealthy and noble. They became a symbol of rank with larger lenses signaling higher status. Surviving busts show Italian gentlemen wearing oversized glasses, some with lenses three inches in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Weather tips for flute care
Flutes suffer from abrupt weather changes and should be kept in chamois leather to protect them. This advisory notes how humidity and temperature shifts can affect instrument quality and longevity.
Interesting Diaries prompts vivid memoir recording
A literary critic urges diarists to record experiences while memory remains vivid. He argues everyday life holds surprising interest when written with original gusto and notes that time erases much of the sharp detail of ordinary moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Eventing Post
Pepys
Continent Congress Adjournment Rules and Meeting Hubs
An article notes the Articles of Confederation granted Congress power to adjourn within a year to any U S location and limited adjournment to six months. From 1776 to 1785 Congress met in eight places including Philadelphia Baltimore Lancaster York Princeton Annapolis Trenton and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Lancaster
York
The Way to Success
The passage links nervous energy and enthusiasm to ambition and self-improvement. It argues energy is the basis of ambition, driving people to strive for higher levels, while lack of ambition keeps one stationary, lacking the internal incentive that pushes energetic men forward.
Pruning primroses pose dermatitis risk and fatalities
Primrose plants such as Primula sinensis and Primula obconica can cause severe dermatitis, sometimes fatal. Gardeners and flower enthusiasts are most exposed to exposure from plucked blooms. Symptoms begin as redness then vesicles that merge into larger serous blisters on exposed skin of face neck hands and wrists.
Sincerity in Promises and Leadership at Work
A 1920s Industrial Management piece urges sincerity as a core trait for managers and foremen. It argues promises should be fulfilled, all workers treated equally, and honesty earns more respect than skill or rank, elevating the foreman as king of the department.
First States in the Union by Ratification Order
The text lists the original thirteen states in ratification order and notes Vermont as the first added after the formation of the Union. It names Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island, with Vermont joining in 1791.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Cnnsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
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