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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1914

Page

5

Doans Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Loveland Ohio

Mrs. Noah Holdcraft of Loveland Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills consistently satisfy for kidney complaints. The30-year-old remedy is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Noah Holdcraft Riverside and Loveland Sts Loveland Ohio Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Newtonsville Social Roundup and Local Updates

Miss Adah Roudebush visited Granville friends last week. Roy Haines and wife of Blanchester were guests of the Jordan family. Miss Mollie Cross of Avondale spent Sunday with home folks. Lew Oraver of Batavia handled business here during the week. George Hutchinson and wife entertained Goshen friends Sunday. Clifford Jones of the city visited his mother. Blanchester residents attended Baptist services here Sunday. Emory Hodge and wife of Lorado were guests of the Applegate family. Mrs Elmer Hill hosted relatives from Helenton Sunday. Charles Brown and wife of the city stayed a week with Richard Shumard. Madam Rumor hints a wedding soon. Miss Anna Johnson will attend Oxford College this summer. Our schools close Wednesday after a term taught by Prof Johnson and Miss Brazier of Williamsburg. William Burdsall and wife hosted Newport relatives over Sunday. Miss Clara Smith spent Monday in Cincinnati. Mrs Sarah McKinney's friends report she is improving. Miss Lucille Work hosted Loyal friends. Mrs Louise Maddox hosted city relatives. Daniel Barron and wife visited relatives at St Martina. Floyd Riding and wife moved to Madisonville last week. A testimonial from Dean's Ointment cites lasting relief from eczema by Hon. S. W. Matthew.

Adah Roudebush Granville Roy Haines Blanchester Jordan Mollie Cross Avondale Lew Oraver Batavia Thomas Needham Milford George Hutchinson Goshen Clifford Jones City Emory Hodge Lorado Applegate Lmer Hill Helenton Charles Brown Richard Shumard Anna Johnson Oxford College Prof. Johnson Newport Clara Smith Cincinnati Sarah McKinney Lucille Work Louise Maddox Daniel Barron St. Martina Floyd Riding Madisonville L. W. White Harry Dilts Bellevue Charles Ashton Madison South Dakota Harry Ashton Anna Rhodes Springfield A.J. Nunn Hamilton Hattie Davidson Trila Pollock L. E. Miller Salem M. E Williamsburg T. W. Moorehead Huntington Amelia Emery Masters Ray Carter Flora Colvin Robert Merchant Pierson Maineville F. M. Dudley Mt. Auburn Elizabeth Peterson Louise Hill Frank. Putzek Evanston F. W. Walker Pauline Rush Helen J. C. Dennis Harry Mary E. Curry Ida Curry Dennis Trilla Pollock Laura Kennedy Marjorie Sardinia Orville Manning Main St American Theatre J. J. Case Bertie Connersville Ind W. E. Vanosdol Oakley Maud McKinney Ethel Bragdon Norwood T. R. Hartman Robert Engelage Presbyterian Church Hiedalbaugh Helen Holmes Rush C. P.chatterton Homer Patton J. P. Allen Arthur Ruffner Mabel Peterson Edith Waite J. M. Waite Monterey

Water Queen charms crowd at floating opera show

The Water Queen performance drew a well attended crowd Wednesday evening. Local residents include Robert Sargent of St. Louis visiting relatives, Mrs. Sparks of Augusta Kentucky with Mrs. Ida Reed, and Rev Chaney by his ill brother.

Brown and Clermont Counties Mourn Noted Figures

G W McMahan known as Dad remains seriously ill at home in West Loveland. Louella and Robert, children of Dr Scott, are due home from California next week after traveling with their parents last December. The Presbyterian church overflowed for the funeral of Robert Martin who served as village marshal for several years.

G. W. McMahan Brown Clermont West Loveland Ise Louella Robert Scott California Robert Martin

Kickapoo Worm Killer Promoted for Child Worms

An early 20th century advertisement urges parents to use Kickapoo Worm Killer to expel intestinal worms in children. It markets a remedy claimed to treat feverish, sleepless, listless kids with stomach pains, coated tongue, and diarrhoea, promising quick relief without effort by the caregiver.

Liver Remedy Endorsed by Mrs Trabus in Springville

Mrs F H Trabus of Springville N provides a testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets noting six years of use to relieve liver disorders. The ad claims quick action and relief and indicates availability from all dealers.

F. H. Trabus Springville

Local Social Notes From New Richmond Area

Frank Light and wife of New Richmond were entertained at Mrs. Dugan's last Sunday. A J Temple is having his house painted. Clifford Valentine has a new rubber tired buggy. Mr and Mrs Theo Brumagem visited relatives at Newtown Saturday and Sunday. Charlie Green and daughter Maud spent Sunday with George Green and family. Dr Krieger and wife of Madisonville spent one day at their farm here recently. Maud Valentine of Cincinnati spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs Grace Coombs was in New Richmond last Friday. Lela Green closed her school at Concord last Tuesday. Mia Robing of Amelia called on friends here one day last week.

U.F Joshua Silcott Lindle J. L. Roudebush Owensville R. ©. Ernst and Son Donald Los Angeles Cal H. C. Purkhiser C. E. Barkley Clermontville John Gardner Felicity F. A. Gardner B. H.gardner S. E.a.mcmurchy A. E. Boggess Bertha Prickett George McNair Anna H. B. Shutts Claud Jackson New Carlisle Clifford Valentine Theo Newtown Charlie Green Maud George Green Krieger Madisonville Maud Valentine Cincinnati Grace Coombs New Richmond Lela Green Concord Mia. Robifing Amelia

Clermont Colony visitors and local events noted in Mt Holly

Mt Holly reports winter visitors from Piqua and Amelia traveling through Florida. Families and individuals plan social events including birthdays, showers, and surprise parties. Local teachers and students are named with expected teaching positions and closings, plus hospital and cordial visits.

Electric Bitters Promised to Boost Appetite and Digestion

A spring tonic claimed to improve appetite and relieve liver kidney and stomach troubles. It cleanses the system and leaves you feeling well. Mr T D Peeble reports superior stomach relief from Electric Bitters. Available in 50c and 1.00 at druggists. Bucklen's Arnica Salve also advertised for eczema.

T. D. Peeble Bucklen

Township Sunday-school Convention Set For Next Sunday

The township Sunday-school convention will be held at this place next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Dr and Mrs Ireton motored over to Goshen Sunday. Sunday guests at J R Johnsons were Redmond Fitzgerald and wife of the city, Dr Johnson and wife of Fayetteville, and Bertrand Fomorin. W D Davidson and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Reynolds. Quite a number of our people attended the Catholic meeting at Vera Cruz Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Lucien Maham of Williamsburg were calling on Mrs Frank White Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs White of Williamsburg were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Van Creager. Mr and Mrs Robert Rowan entertained to Sunday dinner Herbert Rowan wife and baby Harold Rev and Mrs Wright. E Murphy and son Fred of Lynchburg spent Sunday at Bert Murphys. George Caldwell and family of Norwood were the weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Gus Hawthorn. Mrs Charles Caldwell of Loveland was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs James Caldwell.

Lucien Maham Williamsburg Frank White White van Creager Robert Rowan Herbert Rowan Harold Wright E. Murphy Fred Lynchburg Bert Murphy George Caldwell Norwood Gus Hawthorn Charles Caldwell Loveland James Caldwell

Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cough Relief

An Ohio woman Jennie Flemming praises Dr King s New Discovery for a three year cough and urges readers to buy a 50c bottle. The ad claims it stops coughs throat and lung trouble with relief or money back and notes Bucklen s Arnica Salve for pimples.

Dr. King Jennie Flemming New Dover Ohio

Pleasant social visits and a funeral in Pricetown area

Miss Sallie Brown of Pricetown visited friends Sunday. Mrs. Cahall of Georgetown spent the day with friends here. Mr. Ellig of Cincinnati was the guest of Ethel Barr Thursday. Mrs. Ida Leaverton returned to Cincinnati after a short visit with her mother. A large attendance at preaching left with baskets and a bounteous table. Elmer Brunk of Norwood died Sunday. funeral at his mother's home Tuesday. Burdock Blood Bitters ad concludes the notice.

Sallie Brown Pricetown Cahall Georgetown Ellig Cincinnati Ethel Barr Ida Leaverton Callon Elmer Brunk Norwood

Local families gather across Marathon and Crosstown Sunday

Henry Harlow and family plus Gus Brown and wife spent Sunday with Samuel Harlow and family near Marathon. Wallace and Mrs Jones attended the funeral of Mrs Martha Smith at New Hope. Elvy Ely and Miss Alice Curry from Crosstown attended preaching. Ruth Harlowe visited Dr Burdeall and wife in Hamilton. Carroll Jones entertained. G C Jones and W H Jones families nearby. Herbert Rowan and family were guests of Robert Rowan at Marathon. Naomi Harlow visited her parents in Crosstown. Hattie Johnson went to Batavia for business. Adam Morse and family from Hdenton visited. Jacob Lange from the city also present. Miss Alice Irwin stayed with Miss Ethel Steward and Miss Rose. Varney visited Miss Neva Glancy. Charney Hobson and family spent Sunday with Henry Hobson.

Henry Harlow Gus Brown Samuel Harlow Marathon Alice Irwin Mise Ethel Steward Mise Rose Varney Neva Glancy Charney Hobson Henry Hobson

Social Roundup Town and Area Guests

Local families host and visit relatives across Cincinnati Batavia Amelia and Madisonville. News notes include travel visits by Mrs Hattie Davidson and Trila Pollock, a birthday party at Mrs Dennis, and Mr J C Dennis hosting Ida Curry celebration. Hugh Walker passed state board. Orville Manning bought the American theatre building. a town blackout followed an electric plant accident. township convention at Presbyterian church with Prof Hiedalbaugh speaking.

Keep Bowel Movement Regular with New Life Pills

Advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills for stomach liver and kidneys health. Claims relief and toxin flushing with testimonial from 0 Hatfield of Chicago and price 25 cents at druggists.

Local Visits and Illness Noted in Community

Otho Pearre visited his sister Mrs. Mary Tribble last week. John Wageman and wife called on Mrs. Malloy of Bethel who is ill. Stanley Hutchinson and family from Cincinnati spent Sunday at Walter Bogart's. Harry Jordan and family visited Howard Henning's one evening last week. George Bribbett and wife visited John Leonard of Afton who is very ill. Mahlon Walker and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma Freeman of Eastwood Friday. Delmar Jester visited Harry Connor Sunday. Residents attended Williamsburg township convention Sunday. Sick list includes Ruth Musgrove, Carroll Brown, Mrs. Dion, and John Zollars. Mrs. Manda McQuollum of Baywood spent last week with Mrs. Laura Trout. Mrs. Vohn of Bethel visited A. R. Brown for a few days. Edna B. Ogden visited friends at Glendale recently.

Otho Pearre Mary Tribble John Wageman Malloy Bethel Stanley Hutchinson Cincinnati Walter Bogart Harry Jordan Howard Henning George Bribbett John Leonard Afton Mahlon Walker

Have Faith Nurture Mind With Great Thoughts

A compact aphorism urging belief in noble ideas to inspire personal heroism and character. It emphasizes daily mental cultivation and positive mindset as a path to strength.

Heroio Disraeli

Chamberlain's Liniment Ad Promotes Ease For Aches

This preparation targets rheumatism lame back sprains and similar ailments. Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash Indiana praises it saying it’s the best for lame backs and sprains she has ever used and notes decades of use by her family. One cent bottles. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain Charles Tanner Wabash Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE American Guaranty CO Columbus Jas. S. Archer, Pres W. H. Baum Newtonsville 8. W. Matthew Labor Statistics Augusta Water Queen Robert Sargent St. Louis Sparks Ida Reed Chaney Phoeb McElfresh Charles Woodruff Harmon Croswell Wm. Hall Nellie Wrigglesworth Stanley Bartlett Elsie Howe Clay Dennison Woods Hill Horace Reed Gravel Point High Water Grace Brannock James K. Martin Ruth Ida Stinckney Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo Price Cross Nicholsville Lindale Frank Light MT. Holly M. W. Snyder Piqua St.Petersburg Fla Florida B. F. Moyer J. N. Judd Bunch J. A. Warren O. M. Edwards Therese Scheck George Scheck Canada St. Frances Hospital Harry Sillett Jacob Brunk Elizabeth Gardner M. Edwards Thurman Trees Charles Johnson Bride Halington Mr. King Annabel Flora Hazel Ulrey Fair Oak Daisy Davis Whit Hartwell B. L. Ketchum and Branch Hill Edenton Bears the Centaur Company New York City Ine Portland Lehigh Lehigh Cement J.C. Fuhr Jack Bills Gary Ijyt Bourbon Remedy Co Laing
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