Comforting Words On Kidney Pain Relief
A Georgetown Ohio man Fred Brenner reports kidney troubles from a strain with back pain and irregular kidney action. He used Doan's Kidney Pills and felt relief from the first use, recommending continued use to cure him. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Fred Brenner
Green and Water
Georgetown
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local social notes and early 20th century advertisements
Mr and Mrs B F Lindsey entertained relatives from the city last Sunday. Mrs Burger of Batavia visited Mrs Dugan. Orville Green of Cincinnati stayed with C H Greens. Dr and Mrs Krieger of Madisonville called on Mr Stickel. Carl Judd and wife of Hamlet visited Dr Valentine. Theo Brumagen attended the Myers wedding anniversary at New Richmond. Harry Haggerty hosted Ova Haggerty and family from Hillsboro. Wildey and wife hosted relatives from Norwood. Mrs S A Combs with Cincinnati relatives on Monday. An offer of one hundred dollars reward for catarro cure from Flair's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo. Walding Kinnan & Marvin testify to Abeney's integrity. Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as internally acting. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lindsey
City
Burger
Batavia
Dugan
Orville Green
Cincinnati
C. H. Green
Krieger
Madisonville
Stickel
Carl Judd
Hamlet
Valentine
J. H. Myers
New Richmond
Harry Haggerty
Ova Haggerty
Hillsboro
Wildey
Norwood
A. Combs
Flair
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Abeney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledy
W. Hall
Hall
Temperance lecture and community notices fill village week
Rev Shively gave a temperance talk at the church Thursday evening. A aid meeting at Mrs McCollum's home Thursday afternoon featured ice cream and cake. Various residents visited, moved, or hosted gatherings, including the Wrights moving into the parsonage and welcomes extended. The Liston Bros show drew a large crowd Thursday evening and several locals changed homes or rents. An advisory on cough medicine promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective with no sedatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shively
McCollum
Carrie Leeds
Mary Johnson
Norwood
Florence Caldwell
Cliff Jones
Pleasant Valley
Wright
Liston Bros
W.h. Hartman
Maggie Orebaugh
Bertrand Fomorin
Thomas White
Thos. Malot
Joan Ireton
Germantown Military University
Ray Work
Leeds
Ben Worthington
Henrietta
Cliff McDonough
Wm. McDonough
Francis
Linwood
Mr. Kelch
City
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Guests
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Cincinnati and nearby towns. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Jackson with Fred Bierce, Chas Weber, Mrs Halfhill, Miss Bla Chapman, Mrs Nelson Judd, Mrs A B Cleveland and Arthur Cleveland Jr, Henry Hass, Dr and Mrs John Gaskins, Mrs Mae Houser, Miss Ethel Beck, O B Judd family, Claude Houser, and James Smith moving to Mt Holly from Lindale level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Fred Bierce
Cincinnati
Chas. Weber
Offutt
Halfhill
New Richmond
W.t.mcdonough
Bla Chapman
Anna Jones
Nelson Judd
A. B. Cleveland
Arthur Cleveland and Son
Olive Hill
Henry Hass
Willie Lungmus
E. P. Beck
Westerville
J. H. Beck
John Gaskins
Raymond Gaskins
O. H. Warren
Mae Houser
Ethel Beck
Bethel
B. Judd
Valentine
Lindale
Claude Houser
City
James Smith
Mt. Holly
Local Socials and Visits Across Towns
Fred Brazier and family of Norwood spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. H Cross and wife of Delta were Sunday visitors of O P Cross. Mrs Will Boose and son Frank and Howard Davidson of Milford and Mrs Weaver of Owensville called on Frank Brown Sunday. Mrs Margaret Nash and granddaughter visited her son in Cincinnati Saturday and Sunday. Mable Nagle of Cherry Grove spent part of last week with her parents J Brazier and wife. Arlington Pond of Trenton visited Carlos Rose this week. Mrs Sarah Weaver of Batavia visited Mrs E Denning this week. William Foster of Circleville, former resident, called on old friends this week. Mrs Mary Cross and Miss Lizzie King visited Hillsboro relatives this week. Mrs Walter Mobray and children of Florida are visiting her parents M A Wood and wife. The soothing medication in Hobson's Eczema Ointment penetrates pores and clears skin. Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment is guaranteed to heal eczema and rashes and is a doctor's prescription not an experiment. All druggists or by mail 50c Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brazier
Norwood
H. Cross
Delta
O. P. Cross
Will Boose
Frank
Howard Davidson
Milford
Weaver
Owensville
Frank Brown
Margaret Nash
Cincinnati
Mable Nagle
Cherry Grove
J. Brazier
Arlington Pond
Trenton
Carlos Rose
Sarah Weaver
Batavia
Denning
William Foster
Circleville
Mary Cross
Lizzie King
Hillsboro
Walter Mobray
Florida
M. A. Wood
Hobson
Week of local visits and a Hamilton fair attendance
Miss Beulah Hobson spends the week in Franklin and Hamilton and will attend the Hamilton fair. Mrs. Martha Wallace visits Moore's Fork with daughter and family. Attendees hear Dr. Shirley of Columbus speak at Marathon Thursday. Mrs. Hattie Johnson Homer Carroll Jones families visit Edenton with Milton Shriner. George Conover family join Will Hobson. Clifford Warden of Williamsburg visits Charles Bingamon. Goldie Katherine Jones visits G C Jones family near Chasetown. Mr. McMullen of Monterey, employed by Harlow, taken home with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Hobson
Franklin
Hamilton
Will
Martha Wallace
Adam Morse
Moore’s Fork
Marathon
Shirley
Columbus
Hattie Johnson
Homer
Carroll Jones
Milton Shriner
Edenton
George Conover
Will Hobson
Clifford
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Quick Backache Relief
The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills rapidly ease backache and rheumatism by toning and strengthening weak kidneys. It asserts kidneys are cleaned and impurities removed, leading to prompt good results. A.O. Nash endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A.O. Nash
Local Social Roundup and Church News
Chas Lagros and wife hosted Sunday guests Sven Lagross and Miss Dames of Dayton Ky. Mrs Mary Freschard visited Mowrystown friends. Dr G G Rutledge hosted Dr Rickets John Myers and family of Cincinnati. Miss Clara Brown Rose Brown and Mary Brown visited Pete Browns Monterey. W O T U convention here Thursday drew a large crowd. Andrew Willis of Monterey Sunday guest of Lorain Marsh. Martin Davis died at Beechwood aged 8 or 9 next month. funeral at St Louis church Tuesday. Rev Smith new M S church pastor has assumed duties here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lagros
Sven Lagross
Dames
Dayton
Mary Freschard
Mowrystown
G. G. Rutlege
Rickets
John Myers and Family
Cincinnati
Clara Brown
Rose Brown
Mary Brown
Pete Brown
Monterey
Andrew Willis
Lorain Marsh
Martin Davis
Frank
Beechwood
St. Louis
Fred Lobrer
Tom Brunaugh
Smith
M. 8
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Local Resident
Will G. Richmond of Inglewood California urges home keeping women to consider Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for chronic coughs and throat trouble. He reports it helped after other remedies failed and says it is more like food than medicine. He cautions against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will G. Richmond
Inglewood
Cal
Foley
A.C. Nash
Sunday Social Notes Show City Visitors and Travel
A crowded page lists numerous city visitors and relatives across Mt Crab, Columbus, Dayton, Newark, Williamsburg and beyond. Names include Dr. and Mrs. Becker, Prof. B. T. Davis, Mary Gertrude Manning, James Day, Maurice Rice, Dr. Davidson, Robert Rose, Geo Halse, John Boring, Lola Wood, Audrey Williams and others. Also noted is a medical testimonial endorsing Chamberlain's Tablets for chronic dyspepsia from W. G. Mattison of Hornellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Swing
Becker
Raymond Tasker
City
B. T. Davis
May Manning
Mary Gertrude
James Day
Mt. Crab
G. G. Bambach
Carl
Dayton
Columbus
J. K. Morris
John Littleton
Springboro
Warner Bowers
Newark
Maurice Rice
Osborn
Davidson
Williamsburg
J. F. Parker
R. C. Rose
George McDonald
Chas. Grey
Geo. Halse
Homer Shinkle
Amelia
John Boring
Lou Hall
Mattoon
Ill
W. L. Swing
Lola Wood
Dale
Forest
C. A. Brannock
Audrey Williams
Karl Williams
Columbia
Will Hill
Robert Hill
Grace Stroup
David Lady
Jeffersonville
Tom Gilfillen
Mary Burkhart
New Richmond
Rebecca Bredwell
Emma
Cleveland
Middletown
John Grover
Clarence Hill
Thomas McArthur
Locust Ridge
Pinkham farm centennial picnic and church dedication
The Pomona Grange groupsPicnicked at Pinkham farm on September 13 with speeches by T A Pinkham Albert Day Mt Carmel and J A Boyce Milford. Music by Harvey Durham Vesper Coombs and George Channell. Centennial note marked the farm’s first settlement by Captain Andrew Pinkham. A church dedication is planned for October 5 led by Rev Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Mt. Carmel
Jefferson and
Lindale
Pinkham
T. A. Pinkham
Albert Day
J. A. Boyce
Milford
Harvey Durham
Vesper Coombs
George Channell
Pinkhams
Andrew Pinkham
Presbyterian Church
Fisher
Mt. Adams
Jennie Huling
Sue Jennings
Henry
Haywood
John Schaible
A. Pinkham
Evanston
Celia Pinkham
Charlotte Warren
Southgate
Lectures and visits feature local notes from Columbus area
Rev G Scheibly of Columbus delivered a notable lecture at the school house Friday evening. R B Wise and wife of Batavia stayed with George Ireton's family last Monday. John Foster and family along with Mrs Dawson and Rev Geo Scheibly were recent guests of W H Ireton family. Mrs F W Wise and daughter visited Sardinia last Thursday. Mrs Mary Wise, formerly ill, is convalescent. Albert Smith returned to Bethesda Hospital this week. Mrs F Walker came home Friday from Denver. Malott and wife hosted visitors on Monday. Mr Caldwell and daughter accompanied by Mrs John spent Sunday with Mrs Jeater and others. Martha Connor and Mrs Alvin Steward visited Azabery on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Scheibly
Columbus
Wise
Batavia
George Ireton
John Foster
Dawson
Geo. Scheibly
W. H. Ireton
F. W. Wise
Sardinia
Mary Wise
Albert Smith
Bethesda Hospital
F. Walker
Denver
Malott
C. P. Caldwell
Dau
Ohn
Jeater
Neice
Martha Connor
Alvin Steward
Az Abery
Clermont County Remains Dry and Local Notes
Clermont county remains dry. Aunt Mary Wood is seriously ill with little hope of recovery. Percy Moore smiles as a boy is born last Friday the 26th. Ed Aultman and wife visited Charles Whitmore and wife Sunday. B. Moyer and wife spent Saturday in the city. Otis Dudley’s son Frank Dudley and family from Mt Auburn visited. Will Wood of Hamilton visited his mother Sunday. John Neihof attended the German Conference at Batavia Sunday. Mrs Harry Moyer of Williamsburg visited Mrs O B Moyer Wednesday. Rev Patten preached Sunday afternoon with services moved to 3 PM from after Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Tom Moore
Southgate
Eva Keen
Stanley Wacke
Samuel Glover
Nellie Wall
Milton Brennen
Daisy Hall
Baby
Nicholsville
Amelia Woman’s Club
Mary Porter
William H. Dial
Sarah
Mary Dial
Washington, D. H
Mary Penn
Lena Penn
Elmer Ely
Bantam
W. P
Clermont County Club
Frank Malick
B. F. Kirgan
Fred Kearns
City
Barton Kearns
Olive
Harriet Swein
Joan Herron
Leo Keister
C. E. Amann
Gladys
Lucille Laird
Lena Hutson
Bethel School
J. R. Hicks
Clermont County
Dry
Mary Wood
Percy Moore
Ed Aultman
Charles Whitmore
Hienor
B. Moyer
Frank Dudley
Mt.Auburn
Otis Dudley
Will Wood
Hamilton
John Neihof
Batavia
Harry Moyer
Williamsburg
O. B. Moyer
Patten
Sunday Socials and Local News in Williamsburg
Local residents hosted Sunday guests from St Bernard Amelia and Cincinnati. a marriage unites Stella Beacham and Leonard E. Miller with Miller now deputy sheriff. Highlights include visits, a Presbyterian church concert by the Columbian Quartet, civic temperance events, and community notices from schools, churches, and families across the area.
New Fertilizer Lectures Reach Ohio Farms
An agriculture college instructor toured Ohio counties to teach soil fertility and fertilizer use at field meetings. He adapted talks to farm conditions, covering nitrogen, potash, phosphorus, and lime. The program aims for 70 meetings across 54 counties with over 100 applications, though funds limit scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Ohio
Divorce Suits in Local Court Highlight Home Spun Ties
Local court action notes ongoing divorce suits with emphasis on domestic matters and community ties. The brief references family petitions and settlement discussions as part of routine judicial processing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foleys
Dr. King
A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Mr. Carmel
Chamberlain
W.G. Mattison
Sherman St
Hornellsville
N. Y
P. F. Bastiams
Prince Albert
Cape of Good Hope
Crosstown
AFTON
James Rose
Harry Clift
St. Bernard
W. C. Hutson
G. W. Slade
Elklick
A. F. Creager
Lytle
Loveland
T. G. Foster
Ellen Moorehead
Connersville
Ind
F. W. Walker
Lillian E. Dailey
Colorado
Stella Beacham
Leonard E. Miller
H. B. Phillips
Miller
Leona
Elsie
Dorothy Foster
Lucille Kain
Mabel
Beatrice Peterson
Grace Dudley
E. C. McKeever
Howard Smith
Columbian Quartet Concert Co
The
Alva C. Fuhrman
Charles J. Myers
B. F. Williams
N. W. Riddle
F. M. Dudley
Mt. Auburn
Harve Kain
Mollie Ferree
Main Street
W. B. Applegate
Branch Hill
G. W. McCollum
William H. Miller
Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth Stockton
W. E. Ochiltree
George Moore
Ohio City
E. E. Moore
A. B. Ely
Noice
Ruth Highland
Paris
Mabel Foster
Kentucky
Morris Rice
T. M. Slade
J. H. Slade
Ethan Atchley
Felicity
T. J. Atchley
Chas. Hoffman
Lower Main St
Laura Gaines
Avoca
H. EB. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
Serrado
A. P. Kellum
Blanchester
William Marshall
Laura Wolf
Jos. Marshall
Level
Harley Marshall
Moore's Fork
Bertha Oligee
Fannie Gauche
B. G. Griswold
Anna Genet
Robert Genet
Verne Aremontrout
Thomas Chaney
Grace Malott
Boston
Walter Clark
Joe Carr
Perry Creager
Cerrogordo
Lll
Heil V. Hutchinson
B. Work
John Davidson
John Work
Mary Flashel
Fayetteville
John Genet
Edward Genet
John Smith
Castor
Bears
York
Castoria
Inc
Tri State Butter Company
Tri State
Lippincott’s
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