Hall’s Catarrh Cure testimonial oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreated catarrh case. Notary A. W. Gleason records the oath on December 6, 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Th. Hall
Social round of visits and travels across the area
David Reece and wife visit R C Justice and wife while J York and wife stay with relatives in Cincinnati. Georgetown fair attendees, Mrs Thurman Lucas and sons visit Geo Stratton. Mrs Ruby Ernest visits sister Mrs H Cover. Mrs Wise travels to Maysville Ky for her mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reece
City
R. C. Justice
J. York
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Henry Johns
Stanley Fletcher
Montgomery
Ala
Douglas Pickens
Ripley
Delia Stickle
Norwood
Marriage Notices and Social Flecks from Bloom Rose Week
Cordy Malott and Miss Anna Behymer were married Wednesday. Congratulation Rev. Belcher occupied the pulpit at Bloom Rose Sunday. A list of local visitors and guests includes Mesdames Edwards, Hoffman, Dawson, Lizzie Evans, J. C. Fuhr and daughter Lida. Blair Wood of Bethel spent Sunday with Mrs. Perry Connor. G. W. Ireton and family were guests of Mr. Trisler near Mt. Crab. Mrs. Mary Wise visited with Mrs. Wm. Ireton. Mrs. Caroline Codling and Mrs. March from Williamsburg moved here. Sick list notes Mrs. Samuel Beckelheimer and Miss Helen Walker. William Predmore, former resident, is visiting relatives. Charles Behymer home from Chillicothe, exemption noted. The marriage of Carey Carroll and Mary Stewart announced. Dr. Harry Burdsall of Hamilton a guest of Taylor Connor. Fred and Stanley Schilling and families attended Gustave Schilling and Miss Ferree wedding at Lebanon on Oct. 7. W. R. Ireton and family, Dr. and Mrs. Redrow, Mrs. Mary Ferree and Miss Balle Brower were visitors at W. H. Ireton’s home. L. L. Johnson, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent of Bata via, was in town. Advertisement urges cutting out a money-offer slip for Foley remedies and lists Honey and Tar, Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordy Malott
Anna Behymer
Belcher
Bloom Rose
Mesdames Hdwards
C. Hoffman
Dawson
Lizzie Evans
J. C. Fuhr
Lida
W. H. Ireton
Blair Wood
Bethel
Perry Connor
S. G. W. Ireton
Trisler
Mt. Crab
Mary Wise
Wm. Ireton
Caroline Codling
March
Williamsburg
Samuel Beckelheimer
Helen Walker
William Predmore
Charles Behymer
Chillicothe
Carey Carroll
Mary Stewart
Harry Burdsall
Hamilton
Taylor Connor
Fred
Stanley Schilling
Gustave Schilling
Miss Ferree
Lebanon
W.r.ireton
Redrow
Mary Ferree
Balle Brower
W. H Ireton
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Sallie Barton
Cincinnati
E. B. Holmes
Kate Walker
Mt. Arab
J. F. Knight
Ezra Anstead
Waukegan
Tara Gomien
Ollie Hutchens
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Joseph Platter
Peebles
J. J. Holden
Lulu Johnson
P. B. Smith
Norwood
C. H. McNutt
E. H. Davis
Bertha Cremer
Georgetown
J. M. Davidson
Elizabeth Knauer
Anna Knauer
Burton
Danville
Idelbert Davidson
D. F. Dunham
City
Albert Wilson
Frank Innis
Fred Amiot
John Foster
Mason
Theresia Beacham
Bertha
Harry M. Barkley
College Corner
Montgomery
Alabama
Courier
Henry King
Elnora White
Winton Place
T. J. Atchley
Ed Bishop
Rebecca Bishop
Caroline Hutchinson
Becky
Local happenings fill weekend with visits and gatherings
Henry Donnersburg of Kings Mills and Harold Denham of Chillicothe spent Sunday with local families. Mrs. Berger of Batavia and Mrs. Ed Wall hosted gatherings, with others attending a Mt. Pisgah social. Notices note visits from Wilbur Snider and Carlton Davidson, while a reminder promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Donnersburg
Kings Mills
Harold Denham
Chillicothe
Berger
Batavia
Community Notes From Hillsboro and Nearby Areas
Sunday visits and family updates from Hillsboro include Ellen and Grace Fidler with parents, Mrs. Curry recovering at home, Bert Fomorin and wife in town, and Margaret Anderson visiting from Wilmington. O N G boys led by John Christy performed at an entertainment, with several locals attending cross meetings and local fairs. Travel to Batavia and Kentucky noted alongside Masonic centennial events in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Grace Fidler
Hillsboro
Curry
Bert Fomorin
Hillscoro
J. R. Johnson
Margaret Anderson
Wilmington
Carrie Leeds
Martha
Johnson
Lou &. Johnson
Grace Fomorin
O.N. G
John Christy
Minnie Roudebush
Franklin
Bila Joseph
A. G. Predmore
Mra
A N. Genet
Cora Hensel
Clara Smith
Batavia
Red Cross
Charles Ireton
Raper Moore
Dr. Needham
Hilleboro
William Leeds
City
Theodore Burdsall
Kentucky
al Cbristy
W. D. Davidson
Ida Johnson
Norwood
Blanche Smith
Mia
Eva Work
Weatchester
H. ©. Smith and Family
Middletown
Hamilton Fair
O.N. G. Boya
Hillaboro
Prompt Action Averts Trouble and Digestive Aid Featured
A stray social note lists visits by John Christy, Edward Jester of Camp Sherman, Frank Dimmitt his wife and daughter Gladys, and Mrs Selph’s family. An advertisement extols Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation improving blood health, liver function, and general well being with gentle action and no after effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
John Christy
Edward Jester
Camp Sherman
Homecoming Chicken Dinner Honored Edgar Mosbacker Bride
Sunday October 7 Henry Mosbacker and family hosted a two course chicken dinner at high noon for about 70 guests in honor of Edgar Mosbacker and his bride. The event featured photos, games, and music by Dora Trost, with gifts left at the newly furnished home. Attendees included Albert Mosbacker and family, Will Sporrel, Mrs Freda Mosbacker, Clarence, Charles Amer, Ed King, Mrs Albert Rice, Chas Anstaett, Fred Motzer, Blane Motzer, Nave Hausermann, Mr Carmel, McCullough family, Ida Wilson, Homer Malott, Louis and William Krekeler, Miss Wahle, Elton Miller, and Miss Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mosbacker
Edgar
Bride
Dora Trost
Albert Mosbacker
Bantam
N d Miller
Williamsburg
Will Sporrel
Freda Mosbacker
Clarence
Elk Lick
Chas
Amer
Ed King
Branch Hill
Albert Rice
Moscow
Anstaett
Batavia
Fred Motzer
Milford
Blane Motzer
Walnut Hills
Nave Hausermann
Carmel
McCullough
Ida Wilson
Cincinnati
Homer Malott
Mothers neglecting children's colds may cause chronic catarrh
The article warns that untreated colds in children can lead to chronic catarrh, a lifelong burden. It urges forethought and the use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent the illness, noting the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Local East Fork Valley Notes On Visits and Social
East Fork Valley society roundups report visits by Miss Laura Turner from Columbus to sister Mrs Edgar Burk and extended gatherings at Mossbackers. Several residents hosted and traveled to Fairfield aviation camp and Twin Bridges farm moves. Selective service exams were held for local young men and kinship visits continued among neighbors.
Improve Complexion With Diet And Exercise Plan
For a Muddy Complexion. Take Chamberlain's Tablets and adopt a diet of vegetables and cereals. Take outdoor exercise daily and your complexion will be greatly improved within a few months. Try it. Obtainable everywhere.
Mt Carmel Community News Highlights
Mrs Kirgan of Cincinnati visited sister Mrs J West last week. Mt Carmel Red Cross to host a Country Store October 13 at Grange hall afternoon and evening to support the cause. Mrs O E Rose entertained guests including Mrs Gribble Mrs Davis and Miss Deen of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Roy Dutton of Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirgan
Cincinnati
J. West
Mt. Carmel
Mary Bell
Julia Bell
Nora Krantz
Mt. Carmel Rebekah
Madisonville
Herancourt
William Barrow
Daisy Nash
City
Local Social News from Locust Corner and Nearby
Pleasant Ridge resident Will Lindsey visits Mrs. Margaret Lindsey in Locust Corner. Newport couple Mr. and Mrs. Mardis spend Sunday with George Greenwood and his wife. Asbury pair Frank Combs and son visit T. B. Mattox and wife. Miss Cassie Tone visits sister Mrs. L. K. Barrow in Perintown. Madisonville residents Mr. and Mrs. Clinkenbeard were guests of A. H. Barton. Mrs. Ella Eaglin of the city visits sister Mrs. T. Mattox. Miss Elizabeth Branscomb of the city stays a few days with Mrs. Elizabeth Craver. Mrs. T. E. Mattox and Mrs. Craver with Mrs. Ella Kaglin visit Amelia. Charles Hendrickson and family move to new home bought from Geo. Haines. Haines moves to the city. Edward Lorenzo recently visits Charles Alrey at Mt. Holly. Dr. and Mrs. B. T. Behymer and family attend funeral of C. Archer. The Whole Neighborhood Knows reader Anna Pelzer of Omaha praises Foley's Honey and Tar for colds and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lindsey
Pleasant Ridge
Margaret Lindsey
Mardis
Newport
George Greenwood
Frank Combs
Asbury
T. B. Mattox
Cassie Tone
L. K. Barrow
Perintown
Clinkenbeard
Madisonville
A. H. Barton
Haines
City
Edward Lorenzo
Charles Alrey
Mt. Holly
Mra
B. T. Behymer
Bennett Behymer
W. J. Tone
C. Archer
Local social notes from Bethel and surrounding towns
A long list of Sunday visits includes Bethel Colum bus residents and many guests from Columbus Cincinnati Laurel Felicity and Georgetown. Mentions of W C T U adding twenty new members and a dinner. An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as relief for kidney trouble with widespread sale.
Local Social News and Farm Transfers Reported in Chillicothe
Families visit relatives at Camp Sherman and with local neighbors. A. Suen sells farm to Mr. Knicely with possession in February. Local lectures secured by D. Lee Fitzpatrick for winter. Busy weekend with guests from Milford Lynchburg Norwood Cincinnati and Goshen.
Local Families Attend Fair and Socials Across Town
Mrs. Kate Hunter and family spent a week in the city visiting and joining Hamilton fair events. J. K. White and kin hosted on Sunday with George White Charley Hutchinson Homer Ash ton Elmer White and Dr H F Walker among guests. Henry Harlow with wife and son George Miles Glancy and wife visited Green field with Mrs Hs brother Matt Leonard. W H Jones wife and daughter visited his mother and aunt at Burdsall Chapel. Arthur Ruffner with wife and daughter Marguerite called on O J Harlow. Ruth Harlow confined to her room with ivy poison. George Fosters little son ill with typhoid pneumonia. James Hobson and wife visited G K Moyer and wife. L Jones and family drove to Georgetown to see the soldiers. Mr and Mrs Fred Shilling with son Leslie and daughter Emma traveled to Lebanon for the wedding of Augustus Shilling and Roxie Ferree, with the Shillings later married in Lebanon in a well appointed home. Frank Wise and wife Herbert Rowan wife and son Harold attended the Georgetown fair last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hunter
Frank
Hamilton
J. K. White
George White
Charley Hutchinson
Homer Ashton
Elmer White
H. F. Walker
Henry Harlow
George
Miles Glancy
Greenfield
Burdsall Chapel
Arthur Ruffner
Marguerite
O.J. Harlow’s
Ruth Harlow
George Foster
James Hobson
G. K. Moyer
L. Jones
Georgetown
Harold
Hamlet Batavia Township Convention Set at Union Chapel
Batavia Township hosts a Sunday afternoon convention at Union Chapel church on October 4 at 2 o clock. Local families and visiting relatives from Goshen Williamsburg Moore's Hill Freemont Ashland and Cincinnati attended nearby events and visits through the week.
Williamsburg Social News Links Local Guests and Milestones
Cincinnati visitor Miss Sallie Barton. Mrs. Kate Walker returns from Mt. Arab. J F Knight and wife plan weeks with Ezra Anstead in Waukegan Indiana. Bertha Barkley marriage announced. Aunt Becky turns 88. Community events include PTA meeting and visits among local families.
Community Guests and Local Visits Noted Around Town
Weekend guests at Walter Bogart’s included Stanley Hutchinson and family Roy Bogart and family Mr and Mrs Sputzman and two daughters Herbert Jones from near Mt Crab visited Omer Earhart on Sunday A R Brown and wife called on Mrs Hibbs Miit Bogart wife and son Russell spent time with John Varney Ray Parker dined with John Dumford Ed Manning visits Miss Bessie Turner near New Richmond Bell Manning hosted Mae Manning and daughter Mary Melva Armour of Bethel Mr and Mrs Goodyear of Columbus Wilber Wilson and family Mr and Mrs C Zolfare Katie Oxenberger of Indiana Clarice Manping and wife and her father Wil Moksoreh The Loveland municipal light and power plant was sold to the Columbia Gas and Electric Company of Cincinnati for about 80000 to 84000 The plant will operate as is for now and later be supplied from Cincinnati’s riverfront plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Goodyear
J. A. Conrey
Columbus
J. A. Armour
Chas. Taylor
Harry Badgley
Guy Hancock
Camp Sherman
Mary Waterfield
Cincinnati
R. Beck
Klein Dillman
Ind
Harry
P. D. Milner
Mary
Will Swing
James Burke
John Barnes
Forestville
Wilhelmina Paeltz
Laurel
Charles
John Bolender
Felicity
George W. Halse
Clara Towne
Harriet White
Feesburg
Wayne Buckley
Georgetown
John Remiley
Walter Bogart
Stanley Hutchinson
Roy Bogart
Sputzman
Herbert Jones
Mt. Crab
Omer
Loveland Municipal Light and Power Plant
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
River Front
Religious and social notes from Monterey and nearby towns
Sunday entertainments include Rev Caldwell of Norwood hosted by Mr and Mrs Daugherty at Afton with Rev Thorton and family. Lucinda Daugherty stayed with Grace Foster in Madisonville. Social visits list Misses Fowler Green Snell, Eva Hunt, Sallie and Emma Rapp. Christian church meetings led by LaVerne Taylor start Nov 5 1917 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Caldwell
Norwood
Charles Daugherty
E. N. Thorton
J. A. Hilton
Afton
Lucinda Daugherty
Grace Foster
Madisonville
Grace Fowler
Miriam Green
Evanston
Minnie Snell
J.D. Shannop
Five Mile
Slater
Mra
Elizabeth South
George Devine
Eva Hunt
Sallie
Emma Rapp
D. K. Carpenter
Linwood
The
Christian Church
LaVerne Taylor
Hillsboro
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Bertram Bros
Green Bay
Wis
Foley
Crosstown
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Lindale
East Fork Valley
Albert Mossbacker
Dora Tross
Henry Mossbacker
Laura Turner
Edgar Burk
Elizabeth Ewan
Olin Gregor
Louis Williams
Williamsville
Fred Miller
Nate Cover
Maywood
T. A. Pinkham
C. E. Wilson
Brinkman
W. H. Beckett
Auto
Fairfield Aviation Camp
Rheinehart
Twin Bridges
Rice
Grandma Mossbacker
Helen Morehead
Rose Wolf
C. R. Morehead
Samuel Jackson
Edna
Wise
Dayton
Locust Corner
Anna Pelzer
Jefferson St
Omaha
Neb
Benson
Owensville
Raymond
Louis
Arnold Favret
Everett Yeager
Bertha Yeager
Suen
Knicely
Bainbridge
Joseph Buerkle
Fred Toepker
Wm. Myers
Alice Anstead
L. L. Higgins
Betty Jane
Lynchburg
John Snider
Keith Alrey
Charles Ulrey
Gladys Hathaway
0. H
Vern Cramer
Goshen
Everett Philhower
Hazel Smith
Jeanette Curtis
B. H. Stone
N. 2Nd St
Reading
Batavia Township
Union Chapel Church
Allen Glancy
Gordon
Olive Kilgore
Zella
Firzpatrick
M. J. Day
Moore's Hill
Horace Hare
Freemont
J. N. Judd
George Weil
B. F. Moyer
Schump
Margaret
Ashland
Offutt
Springfield
Epply
Liberty
Fletcher
What Is
Castoria
Centaur Company
Nork City
Williamsburg, O
Lehigh
A. E
Ford Dealer
Via, Ohio
Poley
Monterey
Mel
Lena Thompson
Zack Brunk
F. A. Thirey
Harry Cole
Newtonsville
James Brown
William
Joe Brown
Margaret South
Bvanston
Grace Snell
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