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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
5
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative that cleanses the system. It claims accumulated waste poisons the blood and causes dizziness biliousness and pimples and promises a full morning bowel movement for 25 cents at the druggist.
Birch Manning and wife spent Sunday at Harvey Demaris. J T Oodling and family visited his mother in Williamsburg. Lawrence Parker and wife returned home after visiting his parents. Adah Manning staying with Roy McKibben. Miss Hill and Miss Bertha Fox visited in Milford. Ben McKibben and family visited his parents. Revival services began November 5. Susan Sells and wife visited O W Zollar. Laura Parker spent Sunday with friends in Georgetown. Frank Parker and daughter Daisy visited Raymond Parker. Robbins family will move to Amelia. Medary will move to their farm. Edna Ogden of Oxford visited home folks. L L Johnson of Bata via spoke on Ohio Farmers Insurance. Catarrh cure ad follows. John Flora died suddenly. funeral Sunday. Various local social visits and club activities noted. Henry Yaree died, funeral at Mt Moriah. Amelia Woman's Club hosted by Ivy Hutson. The Boomerang play attended by Terrill and Muriel. Chas. Howard buys a new car. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey advertised for throat relief.
Mrs Belle Behymer and family of Amelia visit W J Tone house Wed. Mr and Mrs Jesse Cross host Batavia guests. Harmony meeting at Mrs Bennett's. Neighbors and kin visit and move with news of relocations. Halloween surprise for Alma Epperton by White Oak pupils with masked visitors from local families.
Mrs. O. Irwin of New Kensington Pennsylvania writes that her son Edwin suffered croup and Cham berlain's Cough Remedy gave him relief after sleepless nights. She advises keeping a bottle at home and using it as directed. Obtainable everywhere.
The Ladies Helping Circle hosts an oyster supper at Walter Muzzy home on Saturday night November 11. Hallowe'en pie social at Olin Fagin's Wednesday night raises funds for the Christian church. Mrs. George Gibson improves after illness. Reverend Brown of Bethel to preach at Christian Chapel for several Sundays. Visitors include George Bartels and wife from Erie en route to St Petersburg for winter. Funeral services held for Henry C Warren at Mt Moriah Chapel. John Flora's funeral at Christian church with interment in the cemetery.
An old-fashioned notice extols Dr King s New Discovery as a reliable cold remedy easing head congestion sore throat and chest tightness. It urges persistent use until the cold ends and notes its long-standing popularity. The piece also records a string of social visits and a forthcoming sermon by Rev Shambaugh on The Silence of Prayer.
Recurring local social notes from Bethel recount visits across Amelia Williamsburg Mulberry and other nearby towns. The piece mentions matinee recitals, birthdays, funeral attendances, club meetings, and several families hosting guests over the weekend and early week.
Mrs. R. T. Moreton of Cincinnati reports that two boxes relieved sciatic rheumatism backache and kidney troubles, with ongoing use in 1916 as a tonic to keep kidneys in good condition. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
A series of Sunday visits and hospitality are noted across the region. Miles Glancy and wife hosted Frank Wise and family including Hazel, with Ray Carpenter and Henry Good and family among guests from Zionville, while J. W. Hutchinson and relatives visited Will Hobson. Other gatherings include the Hobsons hosting Henry Hobson's family, Edith Rude visiting W. H. Jones, and the Rudes planning a Florida move for health reasons.
Do you have stomach troubles eat slowly and masticate thoroughly then take one Cham berlain tablet after supper. Obtainable everywhere.
The Litera Friday night program at Way aide included instrumental music and readings by Ada Ward en Mary Mattox and others. The group planned the next meeting for December 1 at Kate The Patch home and noted attendees from Afton and nearby areas.
Mrs Hill and Miss Eva Keen of Amelia will speak at a home missionary tea at Williamsburg M E parsonage on November 9 at 2 PM. Pictures of Home Missionary will be shown. All church ladies invited.
Mrs Anna Byrd of Tuscumbia Alabama reports severe back pain and swollen ankles from disordered kidneys and bladder, and credits Foley Kidney Pills with eliminating the pain and improving sleep. Nash pharmacy appears in the notice.
C W Zollars and wife spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Warren Mc Kibben. The public sale of F W Parker and Son will be held November 16. Miss Adah Manning spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Lucy Swing of Bethel is visiting her daughter Mrs Harry Jordan. Mrs John Meyers is in the city taking treatment. Mr Caldwell and wife will move to Bethel soon. G P Medary and family were Sunday visitors at T B Davidson's. Miss Alma Martin of Marathon visits Miss Bertha Fox. Mrs Anna Hancock of Lebanon and Mr and Walter Bogart spent Sunday with Cedar Point friends. Dr Harry Burdsall of Hamilton and Miss Lelia Burdsall spent Sunday with Mrs J T Codling.
Advertisement claims rain causes rheumatic twinges and neuralgia and touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief that penetrates without rubbing. It soothes sore joints and exhausted muscles and eases bruises sprains and minor injuries in children with a 2 cent bottle at druggists.
Cora M. Johnson has been appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Mabel Johnson, late of Clermont county, Ohio, deceased. Dated November 6, 1916. P. Griffith, Probate Court. Allen B. Nichols, attorney.
Co F qualified as administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Guy R Johnson, late of Clermont county Ohio, deceased. Probate judge P Griffith dated November 6, 1916. Allen B Nichols, attorney.
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