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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Proven in Batavia Test

The claim describes Mrs. Susanna Day of Batavia Ohio praising Doan's Kidney Pills after years of kidney illness. She reports back pain sleep problems and fatigue improving after one box and further after two more boxes. A 1911 re endorsement confirms satisfaction. The notice lists price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as agents. Also a local social event proposed by Bloom Rose church on June 8 at Curry's store. Catarrh cure advertisement follows.

Dean Batavia Susanna Day Market St Ohio Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo

Neighborhood Visits and Obituary Report

Irene Lindsey visits Columbus. Mrs John Love and son Roy stay in Mt Crab. Theo Brumagen and wife entertain guests from Newtown and Franklin. Frank Herron and sister Velma visit Charles Greens. Mrs Kate Mehl of Chicago and Mrs Gertie Hare of Fremont attend Jack Kilgore’s and their uncle’s funeral. Ida Butler in Bethel. Laura Reeves of Amelia visits Hooper Lindsey. Josh Silcott in Cincinnati. Orin Kilgore, 63, dies at his brother Jack’s. funeral at Lindale Church May 21 conducted by Rev Love. interment Lindale.

Irene Lindsey Columbus John Love Roy Mt. Crab Theo Brumagen Wesley Steelman Newtown Walter Custer Franklin Frank Herron Velma Charles Green’s Kate Mehl Chicago Gertie Hare Freemont Steve Delmer Eppert Milford Jack Kilgore Ida Butler Bethel Laura Reeves Amelia Hooper Lindsey Josh Silcott Cincinnati Orin Kilgore Jack Lindale Church Love Lindale

Mosquitoes Spread Malaria and How to Fight It

Mosquitos carry malaria germs in the blood causing chills fever weakness and sometimes paving the way for typhoid. Electric Bitters claims to kill malaria germs restore appetite and renew strength. A user from Lucama NC says three bottles cured malaria and improved health. 50 cents at druggists.

Wm. Jetwell Lucama, N

Local social notes and a school bond vote result

Sunday visits span several residents including E A Day, Gus Cramer and families. The county records a 9 percent margin for the new school house bond issue. Social roundups mention Mrs Tom Meeker’s death and local hospitality at the Bainum home.

Fragmented OCR Summary Note

Local OCR text is unclear with garbled phrases and stray quotes. Named entities or events cannot be determined. No coherent subject or date appears.

Local Social Notes Highlight Delhi and Nearby Visits

Chester Davis and wife of Delhi spent weekend with P. M. White. Fred Kearns of the city was a Sunday guest of Barton Kearns and family. Mrs. Elmer Smith returned to Decatur Illinois after a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash visited their son Irwin in Bellevue. Tillie Btriet of Batavia visited Mia Knauer. Gladys Wilson of Bik Lick visited Audria Boyce. Robert Flora and wife of Cincinnati also noted.

Chester Davis Delhi P. M. White Fred Kearns City Barton Kearns Elmer Smith Decatur Ill Charles Nash Irwin Bellevue Tillie Btriet Batavia Mia Va Knauer Mies Gladys Wilson Bik Lick Audria Boyce Robert Flora and Wife Cincinnati

Sunday Visitors and Local Names Across Dayton Area

Sunday guests and visitors are listed from John Flora to Dr. W. B. Doane and families. Moves include Prof. and Mrs. G. W. Clemens relocating to Cincinnati. Several calls and visits span Norwood Cincinnati Hyde Park Walnut Hills and Frietag with multiple named individuals and families. A surprise marriage between Miss Nellie Hackett and Ben Mattox occurred in Cincinnati Saturday.

John Flora Bessie Pearce Norwood J. W. Mott Emil Jonas Cincinnati Fred Ross City James Sillett Will Fulton New Richmond W. B. Doane David Thomas Loraine Behymer E. R. Roberts Caroline Nave Cora Hyde Park Nellie Hackett Ben Mattox

Mad dog scare prompts rabies worry and civic updates

A stray hound attacked cars on the street before being killed with hot lead. Its head was sent to the Pasteur Institute in Columbus for rabies testing. Postmaster McMurchy reports a Postal Savings Bank planned for June at this place. Thomas Hill and John Meyers served on the petit jury at Batavia last week. Felicity ball club defeated Covington Standards on Sunday.

Pasteur Institute Columbus Haseen James W. McMurchy Postal Savings Bank Wo Id Thomas Hill John Meyers Petit Jury Batavia Felicity Ball Club Covington

Doctor Fears Cancer Then Heals With Amica Salve

Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee suffered a persistent leg sore baffling doctors. He credited Bucklen’s Amica Salve with a complete cure and recommended it for burns ulcers cuts and piles at 25 cents.

Eli Cherry Gillis Mills Tenn Bucklen

Local Social Visits Reported Across Families

Misses Delia Cazel and Pearl Hahn of Cincinnati visited Wm. Hunter and family. Mrs. John Compton of Afton and Mrs. H. L. Roush were guests of Clarence Hutchinson. Clifford McElfresh stayed with Cincinnati relatives. Elda Weaver attended Marjorie Gates birthday party at Owensville. Mrs. Cora Whittaker is sick. H. McAfee and wife of Stonelick visited relatives. Chamberlain's cough remedy praised for its merits with rising sales and testimonials. For sale by all druggists.

Delia Cazel Pearl Hahn Cincinnati Wm. Hunter John Compton Afton H.L. Roush Clarence Hutchinson Clifford McElfresh Elda Weaver Marjorie Gates Owensville Cora Whittaker H. McAfee Stonelick Chamberlain

Social Notes From Cincinnati And Mt Holly

Mr Styles of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Wm McDonough. Children Day services planned at Union Chapel Sunday night June 9. Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson visited Mr and Mrs Will Thompson at Mt Holly. Mrs Beatty hosted her Cincinnati sister last week. Henry Warren and wife hosted Mr and Mrs Danby of Mt Holly Mrs Handlin and Herbert Kempton of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Kempton of this place. Mrs Kate Mehl of Chicago and Mrs Gertrude Hare of Springfield visited Mrs H Beck Wednesday. Mr Warren of Mt Holly visited son Fred Warren and family Saturday. City visitors last week included Elsie Lungmus Mrs Moyer Mrs May Houser and Mrs P M Offutt. Bert Senior of Cedar Point stayed with sister Mrs Rose Perry several days. Mrs Schump hosts Miss Kryk of White Oak Mrs Burland and daughter of Portsmouth. Mrs Kappen of city visited sister Mrs Lungmus last week. Mrs Lulu Carson of Clifton Heights stayed with Mrs Bessie Ferris last Tuesday.

Mr. Styles Cincinnati Wm. McDonough Union Chapel Arthur Thompson Will Thompson Mt. Holly Beatty Henry Warren Danby Handlin Herbert Kempton Kempton Kate Mehl Chicago Gertrude Hare Springfield H. Beck Warren Fred Warren Elsie Lungmus Moyer May Houser P. M. Offutt Bert Senior Cedar Point Rose Perry Schump Kryk White Oak Burland Portsmouth Kappen City Lungmus Lulu Carson Clifton Heights Bessie Ferris

Poultry Remedy Endorsed by Miss Morgan in Virginia

Miss Lizzie Morgan of Aynesville Virginia reports satisfaction with Bourbon Poultry Cure for gapes and encloses a money order for another quard. Sold by Scott's Drug Store in Bethel Ohio.

Lizzie Morgan Aynesville Scott Bethel O. Mayst

Children Day services set for Christian Chapel Sunday

Messrs and ladies visit relatives across Broken Arrow, Norwood, Bethel, and Hamlet as community members gather for services and local outings. Mrs Laura Fagin travels with her son Carlton to visit her mother Mrs Elizabeth Gardner while Dr Frank Swing hosts guests at Oliston.

Christian Chapel Laura Fagin Carlton Broken Arrow Oklahoma Elizabeth Gardner Fred Davis Hazel Friends Dora Weseli Enoch Myrick B. L. Ketcham Ruth J. A. Warren Bennett Withamaville Dr. Howard City The Royal Typewriter Co Bantam Fair Grounds Oscar Stuckenberg John Topie Mary Graf Anna Connergton Norwood St. Bernard C. A. Fagin

Kidney Pills Restore Veteran's Health Says War Hero

Thomas McKinney of 315 First 8t Piqua, Civil War veteran, suffered rheumatic pains across the hips, dizziness, and kidney disorders. After medicine failed, Foley Kidney Pills purportedly cured him in one month and left him well in every respect, according to Nash.

Thomas McKinney Piqua Foley Nash

Social and family gatherings fill a quiet weekend

Mrs Lina White entertained Rev and Mrs Williams and other guests at dinner. An ice cream social hosted by Busy Bees drew a large crowd. Memorial services were held Sunday. Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Milford, Williamsburg, Walnut Hills, and Middletown with various social events and company.

Lina White Williams Tom White E. W. White John McNutt Frank Johnson Fayetteville Miss Christman Milford High School John Ireton Miss Buckingham Milford Fannie Holmes Estel Maloy Merrick Hutchinson Cox Needham Bert Fomorin Grace Johnson Williamsburg Ruth White E. Murphy and Son John Bert Murphy’s Authurs Middletown John Malachy

Dr. King's New Discovery Saves Joliet Woman

Mrs. J. E. Cox of Joliet Illinois credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving her life after typhoid pneumonia caused a severe cough. She says the remedy quickly reduced coughing when other treatments failed and notes its safety and guarantee. Trial bottles are free at druggists.

J. E. Cox Joliet, IL

Moscow wharf boat back in service under joint control

Peace on the Potomac era ends with the Moscow wharf boat returning to its former role. Captain Green again runs the boat with the old wharf master in charge, after a temporary move to Ernst's Landing. Jim Miller remains in Moscow wharf leadership, with Green as lessee as business interests align.

Moscow Green Ernst Jim Miller Captain Green

Boys Stock Judging Contest Help for County Fairs

Ohio State University offers to send an animal husbandry instructor to one or two county points before mid June to teach boys livestock judging. The college will cover one day of the instructor’s expenses at each meeting. fair boards must advertise the meeting. Applications go to A B Graham at Ohio State University Columbus.

College of Agriculture Ohio State University A. B. Graham Columbus

Buckeye Corn Special to Washington Promoted by Schools

The last General Assembly made agriculture mandatory in public schools. The N and W company will send a county boy and cover expenses for the Buckeye Corn Special to Washington. Teachers urged to line up entrants. contact A P Sandles, Frank K. Hoggatt, and Henry Seitz for details.

General Assembly N. & W. Company Washington A. P. Sandles Columbus Frank K K. Hoggatt Prin. Goshen High School

Trio Leaves for Chicago to Retrieve Doctor's Car

Homer Buerkle with John Stout and Harve Bradley head to Chicago Sunday to reclaim Dr Smyth's auto. The Doctor and family are in Chicago after securing a government post and report satisfaction with the new position. On return they will stop in Indianapolis for auto races and expect home by Friday night. Chamberlain's ointment offered for rheumatism with massage. sold at all druggists.

Homer Buerkle John Stout Harve Bradley Chicago Dr. Smyth Windy City Indianapolis

Anderson enters Ohio governor race on Republican ticket

D F Anderson of Mahoning county announces candidacy for Ohio governor subject to state convention in June. He serves in the Constitutional Convention and supports primaries for all offices, arguing for direct voter voice in selection.

D. F. Anderson Mahoning County Ohio Mr. Anderson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crosstown Ladies of the Bloom Rose Church Curry’s Demons of E. A. Day Gladys White Gus Cramer Boudes Ferry Jas. Padgett Ora Parvin Ft.Thomas Emma K. Smith Effie Kennedy John Frazier Russelville Indiana Velma Lee Carl Griffith Andy Trout Feesburg Joe Kincaid Taylor Ollie House H.J. Beck Clark Zage Ruth Goodwin W. P. Richards Frank White Metzgar Anderson Tom Meeker Town Frank Jenike James Stroup Walter Fagley Moore's Hill Charles Fagley White Encire Club Walter Bainum Felicity Maple Grove Potomac Clermont County Bell Telephone Co Miami J.a.lutes Bicycle Shop Olive Branch Henry Seitz Hillman St Youngstown A.C. Nash A. C. As Sam Hazzard Bears TME Centaur Company New York City Lowe Bros EUR Witansburg O Indian Cycles Headquar Oliver and Imperial C. W. Seyler Clermont Woolen Mills Harry Jennings RE. F. D Brazier Station Kaintuck Claud Jackson Wiine
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