Sunday Visits and Family Gatherings Highlight Local Scene
A series of social visits across Madisonville and surrounding areas shows residents hosting and visiting relatives. W. A. Johnson and family enjoyed a Sunday Ford outing with Dean Culberson and wife, while others including Miss Cecil Glancy and Miss Pearl Hutchinson spent weekends with kin. The piece notes a 76th birthday observed by several children of L. L. Johnson, and ends with an advertisement for Foley Cathartic Tablets citing relief from digestion issues.
Locust Corner Socials and Health Ad
Locust Corner residents report visits from Nine Mile Chas Troy and New Richmond friends while Geo Lipps and son Fred stay with the family in St Bernard Norwood visitors and a Pierce township Sunday school convention announced for March 17. An ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a $100 reward for undiagnosed deafness cases and asserts the product cures catarrh and related deafness via the bloodstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schaefer
Nine Mile
B. T. Behymer
Clifford Nash
New Richmond
Chas
Troy
Jesse Cross
0. Hendrick
Gou
Geo. Lipps
St. Bernard
Fred
Lyman Barrow
Kent
Perintown
W.J. Tone
W. B
W. M. Eppert
Jos. Brand
Linwood
Hiram Kiester
Norwood
Carl
Fred Lipps
Arthur Spiegal
Frank
Dorothy
Will Ayer
Cherry Grove
Wilbur Ayer
Albert Barton
Maxwell
Pierce Township
Ten Mile
Social notes and health advice from Edenton area
Edenton residents and guests share visits from Norwood Level Fayetteville New Hope and Butlerville circles. A WOTU social at D A hall pleases attendees. An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets for digestive issues with gentle bowel movement promise.
Local Social Calls Span City and Nearby Towns
Mrs Hendrixson and Blanche visited John Kelley. Henry Haase and wife, and Miss Hannah Myers from Latonia Ky, visited Mrs Lungmus. Mrs Mallard from Avondale visited Mrs Anna Leet. Claude Houser and Nettie Peace stayed with Will Houser and wife. W N McDonough bought a new five passenger Ford. Mr Muderbaugh and daughter from Nine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrixson
Blanche
John Kelley
Henry Haase
City
Hannah Myers
Latonia
Lungmus
Mallard
Avondale
Anna Leet
Claude Houser
Nettie Peace
Will Houser
W. N. McDonough
Muderbaugh
Local Residents and Visitors on Week's Schedule
Mile hosted Sunday guests of Mr. Hedrick. Mrs. Ivah Robinson and Mrs. Hattie Kernohan of Perinton spent Tuesday with their ill mother Mrs. Dick Hutson. Mrs. Mary Terrill and Muriel visited the city Saturday. Blanche Kelly of Dayton stayed with parents. Eva Keen of Newtown called on friends last week. Attendees from here went to Amelia Batavia basketball game in Batavia last Saturday. Virginia Leet visiting relatives in Ashland Kentucky. Mrs. Mary Marten of Chicago visiting her ill brother Jas Kirgan. Lida French is very ill. Bliss Carroll of Canton visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Mary Marten
Chicago
Jas. Kirgan
Lida French
Bliss Carroll
Canton
Take Children Out of Danger From Coughs to Croup
Foley's Honey and Tar promises relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opiates. Advertises as a product sold everywhere and urges guardians to remove children from danger of severe consequences from illness on contact with tracks or other hazards.
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Foley
Community Notes From Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas
Local residents report moves and visits across Cincinnati and nearby towns. Mrs Henry Donnerberg spent last Saturday in Cincinnati while Oliver Lindsey and Walter Edwards relocated to new addresses. Dr and Mrs Valentine were in Cincinnati. Will Coombs and wife visited the city. Nettie Wilson attends Batavia school. Mr Partie of Lockland spent Sunday with family. Womens Missionary Circle hosted by Mrs John Lowe. feature promoting Foley Kidney Pills claims to restore youthful kidneys and ease bladder and back pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Donnerberg
Cincinnati
Oliver Lindsey
John Butler
Walter Edwards
Ann Vail
Dale Brumagem
Amelia
Bernice Evanshine
Mt. Pisgah
Theo
Valentine
Will Coombs
Nettie Wilson
Batavia
Partie
Lockland
John Lowe
Village adds new residents as spring arrivals unfold
Raymond Shannon buys Mrs. Arthurs house and plans to move. fail Witham and family of Cincinnati will relocate to the Will Witham place. Mr Curlos and family move to Hartwell. Harry Reed relocates to Reed farm. Carvil Hawkins returns home. George Shannon returns to his farm after wintering with his son in the city. Mrs Poorman greeted friends recently. Mrs Austin Jeremiah and Russell Jeremiah of Indiana visited W.8 Jeremiah. Moss Fisher spent Sunday with sister Mrs Ireton. Kenneth Davidson of Dayton and Mrs Bertha Davidson visited mother Mrs Davidson. Carlas Combs and friend Miss Smith of Hyde Park were guests. Mrs Dock Davis recovering from ice injury to right arm. Mr Wilfert installed telephone and electric light in new house. A wedding is rumored. Glady Miller recovering from lagrippe. Soldiers in France Alabama navy write cheerful letters. Mr and Mrs Jones entertaining a baby girl. Advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar from Mrs W. H. Thornton of Little Rock Arkansas praising its work. Best remedy for coughs and colds sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Shannon
Arthur
Fail Witham
Cincinnati
Will Witham
Mr. Curlos
Hartwell
Harry Reed
Reed
Carvil Hawkins
George Shannon
City
Poorman
Austin Jeremiah
Ma Sweet and Her Family Play At Town Hall
The W. H. M. S. will present a play titled Ma Sweet and Her Family at the Town Hall on Friday evening, March 15. Admission is 10 cents. The Poverty Social advertisement at that time has been postponed, but attendees should come to see Ma Sweet. Miss Eva Keen of Newtown recently visited local friends. Mary Pommert visited Miss Edna Lytle of Cincinnati. L. B. Carroll of Canton is visiting here. Isaac and Ruth Porter from Dayton and Cincinnati spent Sunday with Frank Porter and family. Mrs. L. Woods has returned from wintering in Akron. W. O. Hutson, wife and daughter Jenni e Mae, Lena Hutson, and Emily Nash were hosted by C. B. Myrick and family at Mt. Holly. Mrs. B. B. Cundiff of Dayton visits her sister Harriet Swein, who is ill. Beatrice Hancock of Mt. Auburn has stayed with her grandparents Howard Hancock and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Sweet
Town Hall
Eva Keen
Newtown
Mary Pommert
Edna Lytle
Cincinnati
L. B. Carroll
Canton
Isaac Porter
Dayton
Ruth Porter
Frank Porter
L. Woods
Akron
W. O. Hutson
Jennie Mae
Lena Hutson
Hmily Nash
C. B. Myrick
Mt. Holly
B. B. Cundiff
Harriet Swein
Beatrice Hancock
Mt. Auburn
Howard Hancock
Kidney Pills Promise Relief from Weak Kidneys
A Mrs 8 0 Small of Clayton New Mexico proclaims Foley Kidney Pills have done me more good than all other medicines They strengthen weak kidneys and banish sleep disturbing bladder ailments Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Whitehurst
R. F
Norfolk
Small
Clayton
N. M
Foley
Local residents and visitors list from Batavia and Cincinnati
A. I. Ashburn and Miss Marguerite Ashburn of Batavia called on friends Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wood of Cincinnati were Sunday visitors with T. L. Halse and wife. Miss Abbie Towne spent Sunday with friends in Cincinnati. Joan Remley and family moved to town from Salt Air and occupy a new home on Ash Bt. Chas Paeltz of Nicholsville purchased the Kennedy property on Plain St and will move April first. Thos Williams and sister Mise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Ashburn
Marguerite Ashburn
Batavia
Chas. Wood
Cincinnati
T. L. Halse
Abbie Towne
Joan Remley
Salt Air
Ash Bt
Chas, Paeltz
Nicholsville
Kennedy
Plain St
Thos
Williams
Mise
Weekend visitors and social notes from Hyde Park area
Anna Bernice of Hyde Park and O. A. Brannonock host week end visitors. Cincinnati residents Henry Faul and family call on the Faul family. Pittsburg visitor Chas. F. Burke visits James Burke. W. P. Richards hosts Will Stone and Earl Warner of Minnesota. Mrs. Wolf returns from Washington DC after visiting Harriet McChesney. Harry Hutson's family visit in Amelia. James Swope of Cincinnati visits home folks. Cincinnati sisters-in-law Carl Jones and Audrey Jones visit Lola Mylor. Emelie Ketterling of Glendale visits niece Lee Hannah. Clara Luetzler of Nashville visits G. G. Bambach. John Littleton and daughter Rose visit J. K. Morris's family. Bernice McKibben from Cincinnati on a visit. Williamsburg entertainment well attended with receipts of 111.75. Advert for Foley remedy offers mail-order trial package upon sending five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bernice
Hyde Park
O. A. Brannock
Henry Faul
Cincinnati
G. G. Faul
Chas. F. Burke
Pittsburg
James Burke
W. P. Richards
Will Stone
Earl Warner
Minnesota
Wolf
Washington, D
Lee Hannah
Clara Luetzler
Nashville
Local social notes and farm moves across the area
Sunday visits include John Taylor and Edward White with wives. Bets and Carnes households connect with neighbors as George McKinley and family visit Oliver McKinley Tuesday. Several moves occur on farms of Dunham, Fridman, Pekin, and Dunn property purchases. Franklin youths surprise Florence Calvert. health tip urges Chamberlain tablets for sour stomach after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Edward White
John Bettle
John Carnes
George McKinley
Oliver McKinley
Olive
Blanche Carrethers
Helen Willis
Alice Corbin
Cincinnati
Kerber
Dunham Farm
Austin Ebaugh
Mr. Fridman
Chas. Meeker
Pekin
Mr. Kelham
Wm. Dunn
John Dugan
John Adamson
Howard White
Wil! Corbin
Lew Stacy
Lulu Custer
Walter Custer
Franklin
Florence Calvert
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family News
Mrs Geo Badgley visits Newport daughter Mrs Elmer Hughes. Mrs E M Levis returns home after winter with sister Mrs K H Hizer in Higginsport. Mrs Orris Utter overcomes rheumatism and goes out. Newport trio Mr and Mrs Jesse Stratton visit parents in this place. Mrs John Bolander from Felicity visits mother in law. Mrs Thomas Snead stays with son Clarence in Augusta KY. Mr and Mrs C P Donovan host daughter Mrs Geo Berner Cincinnati. Storm damages area last Monday. Clyde Edgington visits with F L Donovan's family. Miss Louise Meldahl and Cincinnati friend visit her mother. Miss Carrie Melvin of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs Wm English. For a Bad Cold take Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Continuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Badgley
Elmer Hughes
Newport
E. M. Levis
K. H. Hizer
Higginsport
Orris Utter
Jesse E. Stratton
Wm. Phillips
O. W. Stratton
John Bolander
Felicity
Malissa Bolander
Thos. Snead
Clarence
Augusta
C. P. Donovan
Geo. Berner
Cincinnati
Clyde Edgington
F. L. Donovan
Louise Meldahl
Laura Meldahl
Carrie Melvin
Cincinnai
Local Social Notes with Visits and Guests
Miss Adaline Hensel and Miss Cora Hensel spent Wednesday with Mrs Ethel Hathaway of Owensville. The Malady family guests of Mr and Mrs John Malady. Ben South and family, of Wilmington, and Bert and Grace Fomorin with Dr Frank Johnson and wife visited J R Johnson. Joe Curtis entertained friends from Mt Crab. Grace Fidler returned from Columbus and Ellen Fidler attended a party at Joe Bivin's. Grange meets Friday night. A Boston Transcript quote follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Hensel
Cora Hensel
Ethel Hathaway
Owensville
al Malady
Five Mile
John Malady
Ben South
Wilmington
Bert
Grace Fomorin
Frank Johnson
J. R. Johnson
Joe Curtis
Mt. Crab
Blanche Smith
Middletown
John Ireton
Perkins Family Dinner Celebrates Birthday
Mr and Mrs William Perkins hosted a Sunday dinner for their children and grandchildren to mark Mr Perkins birthday. Wm Nash son of B F Nash from Mr Carmel enlisted in the navy and departed last week for Pensacola Florida for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Perkins
Perkins
Wm. Nash
B. F. Nash
Carmel
Navy
Pensacola
Florida
Local society notes and obits from the市
Rev J H Sentman returns home after wintering with family in the south E R Wayt and wife in Dayton for work T O Jones and wife guests of Mulberry relatives Mrs M F McNutt and daughter Frances attend funeral in Frankfort Mrs E H Davis also present Mrs Susie Hornback buys Daily property on upper Second St J M Davidson and family Sunday visitors Gertrude Roemer Allen Doud and D F Dunham in city Lewis Leutert home on furlough from Camp Sherman greeted by friends Hugh M Davidson weekend with Howard Urmston Virginia Lee Hill visiting grandparents B Hill and wife Elden Bryan son of Lloyd Bryan dies at 17 Mrs R L Allen weekend guest in Reading George Haskell in city Patriotic Rally at M E church March 14 Dr J Archibald Holmes speaker Mrs Sallie Myers hosts Vesta Club Roll Call rhyme “Music hath charms” R Rose and wife Sunday relatives in city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sentman
E. R. Wayt
Dayton
T. O. Jones
Mulberry
M. F. McNutt
Frances
E. H. Davis
Bernice Putnam
Frankfort
Maggie Hauck
Hugh M. Davidson
Howard Urmston
College Hill
Virginia Lee Hill
Bethel
B. Hill
Lloyd Bryan
Pinole
California
Elden
R. L. Allen
Helen Walker
Reading
George Haskell
M. E
J. Archibald Holmes
Cincinnati
U.S. Army
Sallie Myers
Alice Watson
St. Bernard
H. L. Britton
Vesta Club
R. ©. Rose
City
Local notes highlight weddings and relocations in town
Rev Griffith and bride were greeted by a lively serenade upon arrival Saturday evening. A miscellaneous shower honored Mr. and Mrs Thurman Hiles at the Kings residence Saturday night. Mrs Cecil Owens and baby of Cincinnati visit parents Mr and Mrs Henry Dennison. The Adams sale on J B Reed farm drew good attendance and prices. Ladies of the M E church served lunch. Wm Shinkle sold his Kohler farm west of town and will move near Pt Isabel. Several families moved into new homes including the McCallas and Case family. Sick list includes Mrs Henry Howe Mrs Dan Simmerman and Arch Edgington. Ross Gregg and Velma Hendrixson quietly wed in Augusta KY. Blythe Dennison returns from Indiana. Morse Edgington and Cincinnati friend visit. Mrs Viola Burger and daughter visit Cincinnati relatives. Charlie Barkley of Indiana visiting parents. Fred Edgington and son John of Neville visit Arch Edgington family. W OC Sargent transacted business in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shinkle
Kohler
Pt. Isabel
Shinkle
Sam McCalla
Frank Shinkle
McCalla
Chas. Case
Clark
Cincinnati
Viola Burger
E. W. Howe
Charlie Barkley
Indiana
John Barkley
Fred Edgington
John
Neville
Arch
W. OC
Sargent
County Commissioners End Three Day Session With Several Contracts
Clermont county board of commissioners concluded a three day session on March 4 through 6. They approved numerous bills including for gravel lumber and election expenses and awarded contracts for jail infirmary work and bridge repairs. A resolution authorized six through roads for Federal aid within five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
W. R. Aber
W. W. Brown
Levi Brock
A.R. Brown
Columbus B. B. Co
Clermont Dis. & Mill Co
W. Craver
Harry
Fuhe
Fridman Lumber Co
Geo. Gregg
Houston
Pike Repair
G. G. Hendrixeon
Hannah Bros
L. D. Kennedy
G. A. Koen
Cecesse Crserenene
J. C. Little
W. Meeker
Frank McNair
Macey Hall Co
H. Sipes
Soldiers Relief Commission
John Swing
Tclehee
H. Townsend
Webb-Bettle
G. White
O.N. Young
Huber Manufacturing Company
Ohio River Road
State Highway Department
Cincinnal
Chillicothe
van Horn
J. K. Ashburn
Henry Bergman
W. Rolfing
Lindale
Ten Mile Pike
A. F. Kayser
Clermont County Agricultural Society
Board of Commissioners
Lowe
Ross
Vandament
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Isa Hunter
Frank Hunter
Cecil Glancy
Neva Ogden
Pearl Hutchinson
Walnut Hills
Alex Work
Alvin Hamilton
Elmer White
Clarence Hutchinson
Carrie Roush
Hutchinson
S. W. H. Jones
Katherine
N. B. Wallace
Etta Hutchinson
Covington
Bryant
Naomi Harlow
Ruth
Taylor Connor
Crosstown
Dr. Burdsall
Hamilton
Joseph Weaver
Ruth Connor
Kyle Station
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Locust Corner
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Edenton
Miller
Rachel Pierce
Pierce Adams
Level
Clifford Cramer
Carrie
George Binkley
Fayetteville
Dr. Basinger
O. L
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New Hope
P. C
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Mabel Sly
Tobasco
W. H. Thornton
10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley & Co
Sehffield Ave
Boston Transcript
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Castor
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the Centaur Company
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United States Food Administration
Foley Kup
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