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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1916

Page

5

Don’t be Misled Kidney Disease Ad and Local Notices

An old advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial from C. McClanahan of New Richmond Ohio. The piece includes local notices about Rally Day at Old Bethel church and various visits and obituaries among residents, plus small town notices and a legal oath form excerpt.

Doan C. McClanahan Blacksmith Centre New Richmond Ohio Dean Mr. McClanahan Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N.Y

Local News Briefs On Travel Weddings And Visits

Olin Fagin and wife depart for a month long trip through Missouri Kansas and Colorado. James Gabriel and wife will settle at Clarksburg West Virginia after October 15. Mrs Cynthia Slater hosted a Sunday visit with Springfield Mississippi Clara Jownsley and Amelia. Emmett Slater and the Ladies Helping Circle plan a quilting day at Mrs Anna Muzzy's. Georgetown fair attendance noted. Mrs Belle Fellow returns from the city. Mrs William Sherman visits Knoxville Tennessee. Alma Weidner of Newport engaged to Frederick Brehmer.

Olin Fagin Missouri Kansas Colorado James Gabriel Clarksburg W. Va Cynthia Slater Rebecca Rush Springfield Clara Jownsley Friend Amelia Emmett Slater City Anna Muzzy Georgetown Belle Fellow William Sherman Knoxville Tenn Alma Weidner Newport Frederick Brehmer

Trust Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy For Cold Relief

The advertisement urges readers to use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to shorten a cold and warns against underestimating colds as starting point for serious illnesses. It emphasizes the remedy’s long standing reputation and that it contains no opium or narcotics and is obtainable everywhere.

Social visits and event notices mix in local column

Mesdames Collins Dial and Kimberlake visit Col Walter Baldwin. Chas Helpman and Hyde Park wife guest J H Fitzpatrick. Dr and Mrs Offutt visit George Nichols Mt Washington. J Paris Goodbar and family visit J H Beck. Ethy Day visiting Moore s Hill. Bruce Judd and wife visit J N Judd. Pearl Fitzpatrick in city. Arcel Post sale at Mrs F Moyer s for tion Chapel benefit moved from October 7 to 4 with Chapel Minstrels attending.

Mesdames Collins Dial Kimberlake Col Walter Baldwin Chas. Helpman Hyde Park J. H. Fitzpatrick Offutt George Nichols Mt. Washington J. Paris Goodbar Paul Kansasity J. H. Beck Miss Ethy Moore’s Hill Ind Bruce Judd Forestville J. N. Judd Pearl Fitzpatrick Arcel

Effects of neglecting child colds and chronic catarrh

The article warns that mothers who neglect a child's cold can allow acute mucus membrane inflammation to become chronic catarrh. It notes many people suffer lingering illness after contracting the disease and suggests Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a prudent remedy available widely to prevent trouble.

Chamberlain

Local Socials Highlight Amid Scatter of Names

Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals from various places as guests at a club gathering. Names such as Edward Marion Amelia Ave and Hiram Krester appear with unclear relations, alongside references to a Mrs and Mrs retorine and a Patan aunt.

Edward Marion Ave City Misa Mary Ee Hydy Amelia Mra.w of Rs Hiram Krester’s Arceale Goeretown Bel Bila Baglin Ir Retorine

Sloan's Liniment and local social notes

The ad promotes Sloan's Liniment as a quick relief for neuralgia and muscular pain, claiming it penetrates without rubbing and is cleaner and faster than plasters. The column also lists numerous local social visits and gatherings in Norwood, Cincinnati, Forestville, and nearby areas, mentioning residents and visitors and noting a few health updates. A second cold remedy paragraph praises Dr King's New Discovery, touting its 47 years of use and availability at druggists for 50 cents.

Sloan Dr. King

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Amelia School Lecture Plan

Ripley resident Mrs. Jennie Porter visits son Frank Porter. Miss Lela Green attends Littleford Business College in Cincinnati. Grange to stage Silent Detective at town hall on Saturday October 7 with 2 cent admission to fund a piano. Numerous visits and hospitality noted among locals including Coulter, Kears, Mattox, Winspear, and Reed. Prolific mentions of relatives traveling from Newport, Norwood, Cleveland, and Long Beach with a variety of callers and guests.

Jennie Porter Ripley Frank Porter Lela Green Littleford Business College Cincinnati Mack Woods College Hill Gilbert Bauer Portsmouth Kears Allie Merten Phyathea Club John Kirker Helen Coulter Carthage Jessie Coulter Wwibut Mattox Locust Corner Fred Kearns Newport Barton Kearns Wiley Biffle Cleveland Katherine Winspear Norwood Elton Monjar John Huntington Walter Rader Bethel Eves Green New Richmond Henry Reed Lima Ohio Sallie Bragdon Bracker Rocksland Ill Reese Long Beach Cal

When You Feel Discouraged Take Chamberlains Tablets

The ad urges taking Chamberlains Tablets when feeling despondent as indigestion or biliousness often causes melancholy. It promises relief within a day or two and notes the tablets are especially valuable for such digestive issues.

Chamberlain

Social notes of visitors and residents in local area

Miss Mary Milner hosted by Miss Elsie Metz in the city. Audrey Williams stayed with aunt Mrs. Lutie Willame in Forestville. Dr J O Boots and families spent days with Mrs. Ack Wivcoosoms in Springfield. Chas Paeltz and family and Mrs Alice Abrams attended a birthday party for Harvey Gates near Oscow aged five. Mrs Clarence Hill and daughter visiting relatives in Lamshore. W P Richards and Miss Ella Fee with Dr Porter in Cincinnati. McCall of city a weekend visitor with friends. Mrs Will Nelo of Columbia guest of Paris. Harriet Hoprin and others noted. Reptem from the church event conducted by nv. 1 to 4. 70 years old.

Mary Milner Elsie Metz City Audrey Williams Lutie Willame Sf Forestville J. Oo Boots Ack Es F. Markley Thiseek George Jasper Texas Edith Waite Iowa Sarah Fields Gay Street M. E. Church Walter Bishop Lulu Johnson Richard Creager Logansport Ind Annie.McAdams Moscow Kate McNutt Leona Heizer Eaton Addison Taylor Eila Simeon E. Moorehead Sciotoville Moorehead Williamsburg Niagra Falls Courier E. Doughman Carthage G. W. Davis Lockland M. F. McNutt T.G. Foster R.R Walker Cleveland A. F. Creager C. L. Terhune Alpert Hoffman Cann Landen Terhune Walter McAdams William Innis Town J. B. Innis Columbus Batavia Beacham Grace Frances McNutt Alice Maham Gladys McKever Roy Peterson Frank, Po Harris United Brethren Church George Hamilton Cincinnati J. F. Night Main Street Joseph Amiot John Amott St. Martins Geo. L. McAdams Ludlow Nanebyarian Harriet McMillen Wm. Kimball William Kimball’s Ford Harvey Ashton Chas. Hutchinson E. V. Bently Ed Johnson Wilmington Emma Behymer Pasadena Cal Milt Shriver Crosstown Will Johnson Marathon Elizabeth Behymer Anna Lytle Allen Ashton Mollie Tatman E. R. Wayte Felicity

Surprise birthday honors and visits noted in society items

Mrs Clarence Patterson was surprised by the None Such Club. Mrs Lowell Clare marked her birthday with relatives and friends on Monday night. Olin Kennedy of Los Angeles visited friends. Dr J K James Will Alrey Frank Hyatt and Eugene Pollock from Delaware spent Tuesday with old friends. Mrs Irene Steelman stays with Olin Fagin in Mt Holly as the Fagins visit relatives in Kansas and Colorado. Harry Hannah and J H Pumphrey are back from Petosky in March.

Clarence Patterson Lowell Clare Olin Kennedy Los Angeles Cal J. K. James Will Alrey Frank Hyatt Eugene Pollock Delaware Irene Steelman Olin Fagin Mt. Holly Mr. Fagin Kansas Colorado Harry Hannah J. H. Pumphrey Petosky Mch

Dr. King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Relief

An advertisement claims constipation dulls the brain and offers Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a mild laxative. It promises prompt relief by cleansing impurities, easing bowel movement, and improving complexion with a dose tonight for a cheerful breakfast tomorrow.

Local Patches and Tragic Highway Accident Reported

Sunday visits and social notes from Richmond Cincinnati and Batavia are listed alongside a fatal accident near Lindale Mt Pisgah where a farm truck wheel ran over a woman who died Sunday night. The item mentions Mr Hopper of Forestville and condolences for the family amid community sympathy.

John Wheeler En Richmond Oscar Schrath Cincinnati Dugan Miss Fennel Bergers Batavia John Butler Maude Valentine City Valentine Bert Nesbitt Ralph Belt Dayton Curry New Richmond Hopper Forestville Lindale Mt. Pisgah George Lindsey

Notice to Bidders for Printing 21000 Ballots

The Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections in Clermont County invites sealed proposals for printing binding numbering and delivering about 21000 ballots for the November 7 1916 general election. Bids due Oct 5 1916 at 10 a.m. in Batavia Ohio with bonds. Ballot lots include multiple quantities and judicial instructions. The board may reject any or all bids. E.O. Lease Clerk Elmer Taylor Chief Deputy. sep27ts2

Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections Clermont County Hamilton Batavia Ohio H. I Schroeder Milford Clermont State of

Special Bond Election for Batavia Village School District

A special election will be held at the Batavia Village School District voting place to decide issuing four thousand dollars in bonds to complete and equip a new school building. Twenty bonds of two hundred dollars each, at up to six percent interest, mature from eight to twenty-seven years after date, with redemption option after ten years. Clerk Albert Heinrichi signs the notice dated September 19, 1916.

Theegular Batavia Village Batavia Clermont County Ohio Board of Education Albert Heinrici

Notice of Batavia Ohio bond election 1916

Notice of election in Batavia Ohio asking voters to approve bond issuance not exceeding one percent of assessed property value to fund municipal light and water works deficits. Ballots to read For the Issuance of Bonds or Against. Date September 8 1916. Batavia Ohio.

Divorce Petition Filed in Clermont County Court

Reynolds Barker, with unknown residence, is notified that Abe Barker has filed for divorce and custody of a minor child in case No. 14077 of the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio. Grounds cited include extreme cruelty and neglect of duty. Hearing set for October 10. Attorney: Chas. O. Kearns.

Reynolds Barker Abe Barker

Williamsburg News Briefs and Social Notices

Local items report several residents traveling or visiting relatives including F Markley and family in Jasper Texas and Edith Waite returning from Iowa. A death on Gay street prompts funeral at M E church and numerous kinfolk visitations and gatherings across Williamsburg and nearby towns.

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cough Relief

An ad for Foley's Honey and Tar from Nash Pharmacy touts relief for bronchial coughs. It claims to stop throat tickling, reduce inflammation, soothe sore membranes, open congested air passages, and provide lasting comfort as coughing worsens if ignored.

Foley Nash Pharmacy

Neighbors and visitors noted in local column

Neighbors of O P Caldwell helped with corn last week. James Runyan and wife hosted Rev Harris and G W Ireton and family. Mrs Mary Wice visits son Ray and family at Monterey. Pearl Carr and family moved to Maple Grove. W H Ireton and wife hosted Dr Redrow, W R Ireton and family from Willomburg. Dr F A Ireton daughter and Irwin Clark and wife from Newtonville. Harley Caldwell and wife care for a sick sister with typhoid. Mrs James Livengood and children visit relatives near A tavia. Lizzie Johnson of Greenberry visited Lizzie Ireton. Foley Cathartic Tablets promoted for bowel regularity with no griping. Nash Pharmacy.

O. P. Caldwell James Runyan Rev. Harris G. W. Ireton Mary Wice Ray Monterey Pearl Carr Maple Grove W.H. Ireton Redrow W. R. Ireton Ineuly Willomaburg F. A. Ireton Daugter Irwin Clark Newtonnville Harley Caldwell City James Livengood Tavia Lizzie Johnson Greenberry Lizzie Lreton

Coal Co Yards Located at Brick Yard Batavia Ohio

Coal company yards are listed at the Brick Yard in Batavia Ohio with telephone numbers 6 and 78. Limited details specify contact points for inquiries and services.

Brick Yard

For Sale Third Street Home With Seven Rooms and Amenities

For sale a Williamsburg Ohio home on Third Street with a seven room house, bath, hot and cold water, cellar, large closets, attic, electric lighting from cellar to attic, front and back porches, shade, out-buildings, fenced lot, four blocks from Main Street. Contact Walter H. Smith via both phones.

Third Street Main Street Walter Smith Williamsburg Ohio

Fine two acre ground for sale in Amelia Ohio on Hicks Ave

Selling a well drained two acre plot in Amelia Ohio located at Hicks avenue or John street near the bank post office and near railroad and Interurban station. For particulars address L Knowles 1144 South 28th Street Louisville Ky. s2714

Hicks Ave John Street Amelia Ohio Bank and Post Office L. Knowles South 28Th Street Louisville

Milford Village council invites bids for Center street improvement

The Milford Village Council seeks bids for grading and paving Center street from Main to 1800 feet north with bituminous macadam, drains, and inlets. Bidders must use printed forms from the Clerk, disclose all parties, and submit a 5 percent certified check. The council reserves the right to reject any bid and issue further notices.

Center Street Main Street Oer Obio Andy Reed Marke Hike Council Milford Te O Posaries Ord Dent Hamilton Ohio

For sal Yale-2 fine sows with 15 pigs near Gregg farm

Inquire of envy ore on the Gregg farm south oft For nele use at rooms abundance of fruit cel pn Gees good Water two poor ones d pase Pcows ant sie op tot tove erwin sell able if sold soon Inquire at this one.

Yale Gregg Erwin

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