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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

5

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Batavia Citizen

Mrs. J W Manning of Batavia Ohio praises Doan's Kidney Pills for years of kidney trouble, nervousness, headaches and fatigue. She reports rapid improvement after a short course and says she has had no need for kidney remedies since. The statement dates to 1906 with a 1911 confirmation. For sale by Nash Pharmacy price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.

Batavia J. W. Manning Main St Ohio Dean Nash Pharmacy

Local social notes from Blanchester and surrounding towns

Mrs. Sarah Dunham and Lafe Cramer hosted by sister Mrs. Rachel Fry in Blanchester. Mrs. Cole of Madisonville joined Michie Pierce for a visit. Miss Mabel Cast of Cincinnati and Opal Cast of Oxford stayed with parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bunyan visited Blanchester. Mrs. George Weaver of West Woodville visited Mrs. South. Mrs. Ray Crosson of Madisonville visited Jennie Little. Floyd Cramer and wife welcomed a son. Herbert Vox and wife welcomed a daughter. Will Young and family visited Art Cramer. Ina Runyan returns home after Level school trip. Golda Johnson and brother from Williamsburg visited Milton Shriner. Catarrh Cure advertisement touts internal remedy and blood purification by Hall's.

Sarah Dunham Blanchester Lafe Cramer Rachel Fry Rs. Cole Madisonville Michie Pierce Mabel Cast Cincinnati Opal Cast Oxford George Bunyan John Goodwin George Weaver West Woodville South Ray Crosson Jennie Little Floyd Cramer Herbert Vox Will Young Lytle Art Cramer Ina Runyan Jennie Cramer Golda Johnson Williamsburg Milton Shriner

Community Notes From Carth And Nearby Towns

Richard Reynolds and family moved in with J. E. Christy for the summer. Grace Johnson visits uncle Harve Johnson at Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. Ennis of Williamsburg guest of Edward Christie and wife. Rev Zierer of Manchester greets friends. Oldena Davidson and Blanche Smith in the city Thursday. Reds and daughter entertain John Christy and family at Eastwood. Belle McWilliams of Norwood visits Mrs. Hawthorn. Hillsboro Rebekah lodge visit April 2 at insett a visit with 60 guests. luncheon served. Lodges from Edenton Williamsburg Batavia present. Grant Ulrey and family visit Mrs. Martha Wheeler who is ill. Mrs Curry of Odsonville visits. Mrs Johnson spends Monday in the city. Grover Stewart at home due to father Benjamin Stewart’s illness.

Richard Reynolds Carthage J. E. Christy Grace Johnson Harve Johnson Norwood Ennis Williamsburg Edward Christie Rev. Zierer Manchester Oldena Davidson Blanche Smith Reds Martha Isa- Wmbelle John Christy Batavia Grant Ulrey Gorgia Loveland Ames Bunyan Crosstown Martha Wheeler Squire Creager Curry Odsonville Johnson Grover Stewart Benjamin Stewart

Electric Bitters Touted As Cure For Malaria Fever

An 19th century advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria fever typhoid and kidney complaints. It claims the tonic purges malaria germs from blood restores appetite and renews strength as proven by a user from Lucama North Carolina. It lists a 50 cent price and advises purchase at druggists.

Local Social Notes From Madison and Surrounding Areas

Sunday visitors and family ties are noted across Madison and nearby towns. The text mentions interactions with Mr and Mrs and references to travels to Hillsboro for a visit with a brother in law and other relatives including Gurrie and John. The fragment touches on employment, a church or choir gathering, and plans for wintering in Peru.

Funeral and social notes from local communities

The issue lists funeral details for John Floyd and Lee Patton and notes multiple local visits and social events. It mentions a Thursday New Harmony funeral and interactions among residents of Fort Wayne, Felicity, Norwood, Williamsburg, and other nearby towns, along with a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve testimonial.

Local Social Roundup and Remodelling Notices

Mr and Mrs Charles Brown entertain ed Walter Emmons and family from Shiloh Sunday. F A Thirey and J J Turner are having houses remodeled. Gaylord Cover and family of Linwood visited D Cover and wife. Pie Ferree visited her mother Mrs Mitchell at Owensville Friday. Stella Turner shopped in Marathon Monday. J B Turner and family spent Sunday at Dan Cover s. Mr and Mrs H Cover entertained relatives from Kansas last week. Mrs Mary Lovell visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Sheridan South of Middletown spent Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth South. H O Creager and daughter Mildred visited relatives in Brown county last Sunday. Mrs Emma Yeazel returned to Lebanon after visiting her parents Z Brunk and wife. Miss Neva Glancy of Greenberry spent part of last week with cousin Leontine Thirey. Dr Hugh Tallman of San Antonio extols the life and energy from Dr King s New Life Pills now selling at 25 cents.

Charles Brown Walter Emmons Shiloh F. A. Thirey J. J. Turner Gaylord Cover Linwood D. Cover Pie Ferree Mitchell Owensville Stella Turner Marathon J.B. Turner Dan Cover S. F Greenberry Leontine Thirey

Town Social Roundup and Local Notices

Batavia resident Mrs Henry Horn visited friends here last week. Edwards and Roberts guested Wes Doughty’s at Norwood Saturday. John Huntington and Mits Williams and Will Hall and wives joined Mr and Mrs W F Hall in Ludlow Ky. Robert Flora and wife from Cincinnati visited John and Mrs Flora. The Hitchs hosted Elizabeth Ryland’s son John Tucson and Ilian Langdon and Ben Harbeson Cincinnati. Helen Coulter of Carthage spent Monday at home. Mack Woods of Cincinnati visited James Smit. Florence Parker opened an ice cream parlor in the White property. Lulu Wall hosted Amelia Woman's Club with a Scotch themed program. Eunice Cundiff has returned to Dayton after a visit. Henry Seitz claims Foley Kidney Pills improved his health after four bottles. A C Nash, 1919 Hillman St, Youngstown.

Henry Horn Batavia Isses Marie Edwards Anna Roberts Wes Doughty Norwood John Huntington Mits W. A. Williams Will Hall W. F. Hall Ludlow Robert Flora Cincinnati John Flora Frank Hitch Elizabeth Ryland John Tucson Arizona Illian Langdon Washington Ben Harbeson Helen Coulter Carthage Mack Woods James Smit Florence Parker White Lulu Wall Amelia Woman’s Club Scotland Glascow Edenborough Edith Jones Queen Victoria Hutson Annie Laurie Papasiene Bradley Eunice Cundiff Frigade Dayton

Foley Kidney Pills Restored Veteran’s Health

Thomas McKinney of 315 First St. Piqua, a Civil War veteran, suffered backache rheumatic pains and kidney disorder symptoms. After medical treatment failed he used Foley Kidney Pills and claims they cured him in one month and restored his health. A O Nash.

Thomas McKinney First St. Piqua Foley A O. Nash

Local social notes from Braziers and nearby communities

Miss Marie Leary and others visited friends in town on Sunday. Various residents attended events in Cincinnati and local clubs hosted gatherings. A Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promotion concludes the piece, urging trials for coughs or colds.

Social Roundup of Hyde Park Visitors and Local Events

W W Widmeyer and Alice of Hyde Park visited relatives here last week. W G Woodmansee of Felicity called on Mr and Mrs Robert McAfee Thursday. Howard Hawk and family from Auburn Nebraska stayed with Mrs Sarah Wells. H B McNutt spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Locals attended the IC F anniversary in Batavia Saturday. Lulu Cotterill of College Hill visits her mother. S B Van Fossen of Cincinnati was a business caller Saturday. Remains of Mrs Wilbur Ducknall were brought here for interment Saturday evening followed by funeral at the M OF church Monday. Mr and Mrs Cleve Hoes visiting relatives. Hazel Hawk of Mt. Carroll spent the week with Aunt Mrs Smith. Jessie Price of Cincinnati was Sunday guest of Misses Dora and Edna Knight. J S Sackett and wife entertain Mrs Leroy Sackett of the city. Mrs Anna Dennis of Portsmouth and Mrs Lou Reese of Batavia attended the funeral of Mrs Wilbur Duckwall Monday. Mr and Mrs G S Frazier hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Samuel Harlow, Mr and Mrs Quince Mulloy and Mrs Trilla Pollock. The Sunday school County Convention.

John Floyd Baptist Church Taylor Lee Patton New Harmony Byron Thompson Ft. Wayne Geo. W. Thompson Felicity W. E. Thompson Harvey Day Feesburg A. 0. Wood John Fisher Jim Fisher Norwood L. E. Simcox Wright Fisher Will Smith Mildred Reading Ashbury Parker Paul Montgomery Russellville W. E. Montgomery James Mulloy Middletown Wm. Mulloy Will Fagin Amelia Mutual Life Insurance Co Bertha Kellum Si Bluestine Dave Davis Gorgetown Rhae Levy Myrtle Indianapolis Elery Anderson Williamsburg Clarence Hill T. W Jones Enoch Smith Will Martin Clarence Snider Mowrytown C. B. Scott’s Joe Kincaid Walter Bainuman William Chas. Briggs Tusculum Louise Abbott Yellow Springs J. D. Abbott Joe West Ossellville Will Crowell Portsmouth Louise Paeltz Ida Montgomery Illiamsburg C A. Brannock Karl Williams City Ella Young Hamersville Mollie Straley Ann Frank Milford Robert Hamilton W.hamilton Will Salt W. W. Widmeyer Little Nice Alice Hyde Park W. G. Woodmansee Felicit Robert McAfee Howard Hawk Auburn Nebraska Sarah Wells H. B. McNutt Cincinnati Uite C. F Batavia Lulu Cotterill College Hill B. van Fossen Wilbur Ducknall Albertine Jenkins Celina Kansas M OF Church Cleve Hoes Hazel Hawk Mt. Crab C. Smith Jessie Price Dora Edna Knight Sackett Leroy Sackett Anna Dennis Lou Reese Wilbur Duckwall Frazier Samue Harlow Quince Mulloy Bloom Rose Trilla Pollock

Orphanage Benefit Weekend at M. E. Church May 1 2

The Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church plan a May 1 and 2 fundraiser at the M. E. church with serving duties at din age and dinner at the Manse. Gertrude Lutz of Norwood is cited as a sponsor. Local residents, including W. C. Maham and wife, and Harry Varley and wife, visitants from Hyde Park and the city, attend. Arlene Colvin Chamberlain and Clarence Chamberlain welcome a baby girl Lillian Naomi born April 26. Engineer Victor Cowdrey dies after an overhead bridge accident near town, his remains sent to Sardinia. A. W. Reed and wife hosted George McMinnis and wife of Cincinnati.

M. E Presbyterian Church Gertrude Lutz Norwood H. B. Holder Unday W. C. Maham Hyde Park Harry Varley City Clarence Chamberlain Arlene Colvin Lillian Naomi Victor Cowdrey Sardinia A. W. Reed George McMinnis Incinnati

Banquet attendance and social visits fill weekend

Alumni banquet drew a large gathering with many locals sharing praise. Visitors include W R Fee and wife with W F Irwin and wife from Newport, Mrs Frank Chambers of Clermontville, Alec Demaris of Columbus, and others visiting relatives and friends in town. A high school commencement is upcoming and Frank Sargent suffered a serious riding accident last Tuesday, with his brother Clark Sargent listed as postmaster and liveryman.

Frank Sargent Clark Sargent Frank Ellis DeBruler Main Street Cushard W. R. Fee

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