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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
5
A Batavia reader cites Doan's Kidney Pills easing long standing kidney pain and sleep issues. Carter County ad shows testimonials, price, and distributor Foster Milburn Co. Also notes local social mentions and a catarrh cure claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back offer.
An old household remedy, Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil, is advertised for cuts sprains burns scalds and bruises in two sizes 2c and 8c price points mentioned and available at drug stores.
A flurry of visits spans Cincinnati Amelia Nicholsville Mt. Holly and Camden. Families and friends share meals birthdays and gatherings while Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport N Y credits Chamberlains Tablets and vaibsets for lasting stomach relief and wellbeing.
Local social notes list Sunday dinners and visits among families in Glendale Lockland Marathon Owensville Norwood and nearby areas. Items mention Stella and Leona Deachmin sick with measles and various family guests including Mrs Kate Hunter and Mrs Mae Brown. An inserted ad touts Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion biliousness and constipation with claimed quick relief.
Promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle solution for indigestion constipation and related symptoms. Claims the product cleanses bowels without griping or nausea and targets conditions from biliousness to bad breath. Sold everywhere.
Dave White and family from Mt Zion visited Mrs G W McKibben. Miss Kellum is re employed to teach. Rev Charles House of Baltimore preached a Sunday sermon. Charles Cobb Roy McKibben and families visited G W McKibben. Taylor Coddling Hobart Ogden spent Saturday in the city. Mrs Sadie Brown visited Mrs Rebecca Anderson Hastwood. Mrs Lizzie Smith of Bethel visited James Musgrove. Knudt Lee Wannaska Minn reports a daughter's cough relief with Foley s Honey and Tar, no opiates, safe and reliable.
Cecelia Grange held a patriotic session on Wednesday with next meeting set for June 13. Bethel Grange hosted a patriotic gathering Thursday. Several residents visited family and friends, attended plays, or hosted visitors. updates mention illnesses and a fire displacing Edgar Burk, plus a new Ford touring car for Miles Deal.
A reader from Amberg Wis reports a bad cough last winter and says Foley's Honey and Tar cured it after medicines failed. The letter endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup and whooping cough and notes it is sold everywhere.
Mrs. Daniel Barron and Mrs. D Roudebush with children visited city relatives. Emory Hodge of Lorado and family were Sunday guests of Charles Pringle. William Applegate and wife were recent guests of Batavia relatives. Elizabeth and Howard Roudebush returned home after visiting Kentucky. Paul Miranda visited with relatives in Hamersville. Miss Ada Roudebush entertained city friends. Frank Dimmitt and family spent a day in Blanchester. Blondin McKinney and family now reside in Milford. Mrs. Harry Worke visiting city relatives. Mrs. Charles Brunk and daughter visited relatives in Madisonville. Gaylord Needham of Marathon spent part of the week with home folks. Richard Glancy and family of Norwood visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. Belle Jones of Burlington, Col., recently guest of Mrs. Anna Whitner. Henry Gratis, wife and Miss Rose Collins of Avondale attended Memorial services Sunday.
A reader from Rocky Mount New York credits Foley Kidney Pills with great benefit after overwork harms her kidneys. The note urges praise for the remedy and states it is sold everywhere.
Mrs Ed Jones entertained relatives from Mineral Springs while Fred Warren of Indianspol lis visited with family. Mrs O L Bennett hosted the Embroidery club. Mrs Lungmus and Mrs Schiffner were visitors. Miss Ivy Hutson wed W O Robinson at Perintown. A three year old, Shotsman, died at his daughter's home Julius Warner. Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsed for whooping cough.
Misses Gertrude Buerkle Clara and Ruth Favret visited the city on Thursday. Mrs Elisabeth Bischard and daughter Irene of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Bischard. Local attendees went to Milford for a class play on Friday night. B F Koebble and wife from Crab attended as guests. A ioth, White Miller and sister of Hulington recently stayed with their brother John Miller who is very ill.
Rev Shambaugh conducted memorial services Sunday with the Marathon orchestra providing music. Several local residents and visitors from Milford Hyde Park Hillsboro Middletown Glendale Sardinia and nearby areas were noted as guests or participants at homes and social events. A grange meeting is planned Friday evening and Reader Wall plans a meat route start on Thursdays.
Community notices record Decoration services in Williamsburg with a flag procession and Cemetery flowers. Several guests visit local families including Drummonds, Innis, Knight, and Walker, with funeral services for Mabel McMillen and death of Mrs. Kate Walker. Alumni banquet closes school year with readings, music, and a Homecoming plan.
Ida Mullen has been duly appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Erness Mullen, late of Piermons county, Ohio, deceased. This notice is dated May 30, 1917, by Probate Judge D. aes N. Young.
Notice records the appointment and qualification of UO. H. Wood as administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Renee D. Prather of Dermont county Ohio. The order and dates appear garbled but indicate probate action and court holding by Judge N. Young with attorney listing.
Notice states prisoner John Marshall at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield is eligible for parole recommendation by Superintendent and Chaplain. Application for hearing to be on and after December 12 1917 per J E Clark Chief Clerk rules and process.
Notice states William Ahm a Prevnor confined at Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield is recommended for consideration for parole by the Board of Administration with the superintendent and chaplain as authorities on and after June 12 1917 Chief Clerk Te Clark
The notice states Ambrose Emery is deceased and James P. rgee has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate in Dermont County. Jude BNO is the attorney for the matter.
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