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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1917
Page
5
Batavia readers see repeated praise for Doan's Kidney Pills from W H Dowdney of Georgetown who claims the remedy cured a kidney ailment and then permanently cured it over two years later. The notice promotes the same brand 50c at dealers. The page also lists numerous social visits, travel, and small notices including Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonials and local arrivals, visits, and hospitalities from residents around Batavia and nearby towns.
Miss Mary Jones returns from a visit with her brother in Maysville while Bertha Davis of Cincinnati visits her parents the Davises. Mrs Edwin Armour stays with her parents in Zanesville. Mr and Mrs Will Taylor welcome Stan Arnold eight pounds. Mrs Wm McPherson hosts the Art Needle Work Club. The Thursday 600 club meets with Mrs Chas Davis. Mrs Clarence Patterson hosts the Baptist church young ladies circle. Pt Isabel visitors Mrs John McCullough and her daughter visit Mrs Alice Abrams. Remains of John Brown brought from Mt Holly for burial in M E church at 1 pm. Mrs Harriet McChesney entertains cousin Mrs Ellis of Cincinnati. Milo J Harris and family host Amelia guests. Mrs Si Bluestein of Avondale visits friends. Clermont Civic Club of Amelia hosted by Bethel Woman's Club. afternoon enjoyed. Mrs John Huntington reads a paper. Miss Audrey Williams gives readings. Miss Bertha Gable on violin. refreshments served. attendees from Amelia listed.
The passage describes Pythagoreans using a five pointed star as a health badge and notes a red star on Pie of Chamberlains tablets. It claims the tablets offer quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and are available from druggists nationwide.
East Fork Valley reports a visit by Nate Cover and Bertha Miller to Batavia, new arrivals at the Channell home, maple syrup delivery by T A Pinkham, a Concord piano purchase by Mrs C E Wilson, and various visits and travels. Regular Cecelia Grange meeting urged. an advertising sweepstakes promotes Foley products with a payment offer.
Miss Mary Pommert hosts friends in Cincinnati while Mrs. Eppert and Susie visit Mt. Washington. O O Kearns returns from Washington to D C. Mrs. Hutson entertains Ken sington Club. Swem siblings visit College Hill and Tusculum. W H M S entertained by Mrs. Harris in Bethel. Buerkle of Batavia visits Lena Hutson. Mrs. Parker guest of her daughter Mrs. John Pommert. Mary Pommert hosts Edna and Olive Hackett from Batavia. Edward Ramsey and wife return from West Virginia land.
The Civic Club hosted by Bethel Womans Club members. Mrs. Mary Porter helped with a survey evening and Hazel Lowry visited Cedarville. Hospitality for Joan Herron and Misses Spence and Laird appears, with several guests from Linwood Norwood and Cincinnati. Newton Foster dies in New York. remembrances note cremation. Foley Kidney Pills advertised with patient testimonial.
Locust Corner items list Sunday visits by Haley of Price Hill and families from Ten Mile to Dr. Behymer and others. Hazel Wilson ends a school term. Wm Lindsey, Civil War veteran, dies at 76 after service in 50th Ohio. Knox of Mt. Moriah and Eppert families gather for a birthday dinner. Knudt Lee reports Foley’s Honey and Tar relief for daughter’s cough.
Mrs Cordelia Lewis returns from King's Mills while Roll and wife move from Cincinnati to a local farm. A Clover Church Epworth League is formed. a surprise party honors Mr Cribbett on his birthday. Social dances, visits, and a church program accompany a tonic advertisement for Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Sunday visits include John Apgar and family at Winslow Park with Will Holland hosts. Gladys Dimmitt from Newtonville visits Marie Christie. Miss Florence Murphy travels to Norwood. Bert Fomorin hosts in Hillsboro. readers and families featured in dinners and greetings. AUS about John Christy passing dentistry exams and Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy cited with a testimonial.
It is claimed overwork harms kidneys and age appearance. Mrs. A G Wells of Rocky Mount praises Foley Kidney Pills. Also notes on local visits, guests, and social calls. advertisement closes urging Chamberlain's Liniment for chronic or muscular rheumatism with relief justifying cost.
Local residents list visits and returns including Blair Wood of Bethel visiting sister Mrs Perry Connor. Pauline Walker home from Wooster. Dr F A Ireton and W R Ireton from Williamsburg visiting parents. Mrs Mary Wise returning home. Lilian Dailey visiting from Denver. Helen Walker returning from Cincinnati University. various notes on sickness travel and social visits across Bethel and nearby towns.
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