Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Cites Long Cure
A public endorsement from Mrs. E F Brown of New Richmond Ohio claims six years of kidney trouble improved immediately with Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes relief from dizziness nervousness and swelling and confirms a permanent cure after use. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sells the remedy nationwide at 50 cents per box under the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Brown
Market St
New Richmond
Ohio
Dean
Iown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Community Notes From Williamsburg And Nearby Towns
Local residents report visits and family gatherings across Williamsburg Owensville Georgetown Batavia Newtonsville Afton and Hillsboro. Preacher Milne delivered a farewell sermon and many attended an ice cream supper in Owensville. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements and medicine.
Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Washington Owen Home
The Ladies' Aid Society will gather Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Washington Owen for a planned meeting. In other notes, Homer Johnson and sister Miss Goldie Johnson visited sister Mrs. Ada Shriner in Edenton on Sunday. Ina and Elsie Culberson joined Myra and Elizabeth Johnson for a Sunday visit. Benton Hunter and his wife spent Sunday with Charley Chaney. Richard McElfresh of Cincinnati was guest of W H Jones and family last Thursday. We will publish communications for and against the Initiative and Referendum to inform readers, not to express the paper's views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Washington Owen
Homer Johnson
Goldie Johnson
Ada Shriner
Edenton
Ina
Elsie Culberson
Myra
Elizabeth Johnson
Benton Hunter
Charley Chaney
Richard McElfresh
Cincinnati
W. H. Jones
C. C. Larkin
New Richmond
Anna Airey
Larkin
W. M. Fee
McKibben
Walnut Hills
A. F. Kayser
Mary Howard
Carl Glaser
Hamilton
W. G. Pattison
Jarman
Pittsburg
T. J. Davis
Charles McMath
Flemingsburg
William Guynn
Mt. Washington
Mt. Washington and Will Move There. Miss May Manning
Mrs. Bracken
City
W. C. Staats
Elma Smith
Ironton
Alma Conner
Clifford Boyd
Camp Dennison
Mary Boyd
W. E. McKeever
James Bunyan
Rose Barr
Frank Wise
Crosstown
C. Harold Clerk
G. H. Leeds
M. E. McLean
Clifford Kunze
Ofilicinnati
J. F. Knight
Starr Frazier
Ednn Knight
Dennis
Georgetown
Lou Powell
Hillsboro
Jennie Hoes
L. W. Rogers
Maggie Brett
Felicity
Vesta Club
Byron Williams
E. E. Peterson
Davis
Stanley Atwood
T. A. Atwood
Tillie Helmering
Lucille Curry
Annabel Flora
Carrel St
T. J. Roberts
E. R. Roberts
Crittenden, Ky
Jane Warren
Terre Haute
Ind
Nice
Henry Laub
Cora Nave
Hyde Park
Bert Huntington
Jessie Coulter
Wes Doughty
Grace
Norwood
J. F. Edwards
John Kurker
Will Mehl
John Pease
M. E. Church
E. A. Huntington
Albert Johnson
Vera ‘Nave
Alva Chatterton
Decatur
Ala
J. R. Hicks
Blanche Kelly
Woman’s Club
Imo Hutson
Europe
New
Laura Short
America
Magdelene Bradley
Silver Waves
Community News Highlights From Owensville Area
Local residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends in Loveland Williamsburg Milford Perintown and Cincinnati. Notable mentions include a reception for Rev. College at the M. and church and a birth announced for Louis Gerard and wife with Dr Leever in attendance.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Superior Healing
A vintage advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the ultimate healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers hay fever? and more. It claims unrivaled effectiveness for piles and offers a 25 cent price at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Loveland Industry Buzz and Local Moves Ignite Community
The Carbon factory near ready to start operations and Standard Oil erecting two buildings at Gravel Company grounds to boost distribution. Local autos provoke mishaps and stunts with Stokes, Brock, Koontz among notable incidents. Community notes cover society meetings, relocations, illnesses, and residents traveling or moving residences.
Junipers Hosts Visits and Local Notices
Local social notes list visits and gatherings among Ada Warden, Mrs. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Cowdrey, Mr. Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Belle Ross, Mrs. Hill, Mr. Fuller, Mrs. Maham, Miss Laura Walker, and Zadoc Rice. A meet titled Toetiterarskone Relaoet is planned at the Junipers on Friday October 20. Omaha mayor Jas C Dahlman charts a political career from cowboy to long public service, including posts as sheriff, Chadron mayor, national committeeman, and governor candidate. A letter from Dahlman praises Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Warden
Junipers
Willis
Norwood
Cowdrey
Newberry
New Harmony
J. G. Rice
Blain Gustin
Lebanon
Belle Ross
Williamsburg
James Harry
Monterey
John Hill
Fuller
Hillsboro
John H. Maham
Martha
Alice Hagerman
Hyde Park
Laura Walker
Zadoc Rice
Toetiterarskone Relaoet
Jas. C. Dahlman
Omaha
Dawes Co
Neb
Chadron
Nat’l
Nebraska
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
James U. Dahlman
Georgetown fair draws attendance from area residents
A number of local residents attended the Georgetown fair. Names include Charles Glaser and wife of Moscow visiting. Miss Vena White staying with Mrs. A. Odgen in Bethel. Mrs. Sellers traveling to Cincinnati and Owensville. John Watson and wife visiting Mrs. Frank Idlett. Dr. O. Davison of Bethel. Mrs. Maria Hancock of Mt. Crab visiting relatives. Altan Shutts of Indiana visiting Rev. and Mrs. Dunn. H. B. Shutte and Rev. A. E. Dunn transacting business in Bethel. Lee Phillips in Batavia. Frye family moving to New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Charles Glaser
Moscow
F. Holland
Vena White
A. Odgen
Bethel
Thomas Dodsworth
Rev. Cummings
White
Sellers
Cincinnati
Owensville
John Watson
Linwood
Frank Idlett
Davison
Maria Hancock
Mt. Crab
H. Jackson
Anna McNair
Newport, Ky
George McNair
Altan Shutts
Indiana
Williamsburg social notes and local visits update
Ironton visitors Miss Elma Smith calls on Miss Alma Conner and kin. Numerous relatives spend days with families in Crosstown, Hillsboro, Bethel, Laurel, and Norwood. Vesta Club opens season with new president E. E. Peterson and officers. Local fare and notices mix with small ads and health testimonials from Foley’s Honey and Tar.
Local social notes and church events fill Amelia and vicinity
A lengthy social roundup documents visits and gatherings across Amelia, Columbia, Hyde Park, Norwood, and surrounding towns. It notes lodge members meeting in Amelia, Sunday visits, a recital of travel club plans, and a reception for the M E church. It also mentions Mrs. Gould praising Electric Bitters as a health remedy.
Bertha Ansteatt Leaves Home. Debts Rejected
Notice states Bertha Ansteatt has left by bed and board and WM. Anste accepts no responsibility for debts contracted by her. Dated September 19, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha AnSteatt
WM. Anste
Examiners Notify Monthly Teacher Tests and Provisional Certs
Examinations for teachers will be held on the first Saturday each month unless a holiday shifts to the following Saturday. Pupils take exams on the third Saturday of April and May. Teachers must complete the full exam in one day and those seeking a four year provisional certificate should consult the clerk before applying.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Batavia
Maple Grove
A. M. Dawson
E. Sly
Elda Weaver
Mrs. Weaver
Anna Clemons
Stanley
Amy Boyd
Mary Davidson
W.C. Nichols
Nannie Lytle
Gladys Hutchinson
Greenberry
John Clemons
Milne
Clarence Hance
Ille Schooley
Newtonsville
Carney Roush
Frank Smith
Afton
G. M. Rust
Sadler Farm
Ruben Roush
Mr. Pence
H. L. Roush
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
VaLpine, Kinnan & Marvin
Arch Coleman
Loveland
Sarah Coleman
John Cover
Maria Wood
Mary Freschard
Cleveland
John Roudebush
Eunice Glazier
A. P. Roudebush
O. F. Hildebrant
Perintown
Will Davis
Newport
V. Yeager
Lorain Marsh
Bessie Roudebush
Milford
Louisa Turner
Parvey Hill
Fletcher Hill
A. O. Sven
James Favrer
Arnold
Ed Stuart
Warren County
A. Stuart
Dan Rheulman
Indianapolis
Rev. College
John Rapp
Kansas
Joseph
Louis Gerard
Leever
Standard Oil Company
CO. W. Stokes
Jackson Street
A. ©. Brock
Dr. Scott
Chas. Koontz
Luella Scott
Portsmouth
V.o.t. U
Miami Valley Medical Society
Clermont
Warren
Highland
Clinton
West Point
James C. Dahlman
Cowboy
Nicholsville
County Federation
T. G. Foster
W. T. Elrod
J. P. Allen
R. C. Franz
G. W. Slade
W. McCollum
Clark
Fayetteville
Rufus Davidson
Charles
Hattie Davidson
Hugh
James Davidson
Edna Knight
Laura Rogers
Beatrice
Fern
Chalk
Laurel
Percy Moore
Dayton
GQ. L. Knight
Pleasant Ridge
Minnie Windsor
T. J. Adams
Kansas Ave
Columbus
Kas
Nash Pharmacy
Thos. F. Hall
Chas. Davis
James Padgett
P. E. Hill
Robert Hill
Selina
Kan
Chas. Badgley and Son
Harry
Falmouth
Will Wagner
W. H. Banister’s
Ethel Price
Joe West
Russellville
W. 5
Montgomery
H. A. Reed
Canton
J. A. Conrey
Sarah Dunn
Mary Crane
J. ©. Taylor
Peoples
M. M. Gray
Anil
Ora Parvin
Ft. Thomas
O. E.5
Lodge
Amelia
Geo. Halse
Keith
Geo. McDonald
Columbia
May Mayer
Frances Nickels
Racine
Fred Leeds
Winchester
J W. Mott
J. F. Burnett
Christian Conference
Christian Church
W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. H
Tavia
Bagby
B T. Davis
John Morris
James Ud
Clermons Courier
Cincinnati Post Or Times
Ralph D. Fuhr
Illiamsburg
Asavia
Ce S.r Serta
WiiRamabnure
Eae Pazar
Seeain Ms Ir
Onphas
Bataris
Yip Ets
Bears
Cna Iy
Castoria
Fuhr’s Store
Furr
Willamsburg, C
P. S
John Sigel Jr
Ralph McKay
le Grand, Jr
A. J
Shropshire
McCormick
F. L. Grey
W. von Gundy
H. Bennett
Hopkins
Popes
Atone Saas Chamonti
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