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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
5
An assortment of notices and short items. a testimonial for Fordey's Honey and Tar and various social notes from Allen Mills to Milford, Blanchester, and Wilmington. legal affidavit from Toledo states Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and local family mentions amid community chatter.
Ray Vance and wife spent Sunday with their parents Mrs. David Roberts and two daughters. Willie Btroup died at his home near Bathaty Wednesday. burial at Mt. Moriah cemetery Friday. Hettie Vance received a surprise party Saturday. Sol dicret reunion at Highland Park drew attendees. Perry Shannon and family visited Dolph Morse and family. Sunday visitors at Elmer Ely's included David Roberts and family, Howard Hancock and Cora Ely. C Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advised for colds.
Mrs Bille irfenae and Mr Donple eran visited this week along with Johnson Ypaaelt. G ollie Behymer of Madisonville and Cae Nawh traveled with spouses to see friends. Lindsey of the city and Misoe spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Trump in Madisonville.
A plainspoken health note urges Chamberlain's tablets plus a diet of vegetables and cereals. It counsels daily exercise to improve complexion and overall vigor with practical, home remedy advice.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for winter coughs and congestion. It touts pine tar and honey with glycerine to loosen phlegm and ease colds, claiming a pleasant aroma and antiseptic feel. The bottle lists why it relieves colds and coughs, price 25 cents at druggists.
The Stonelick area sees numerous family trips and social visits. Mr. and Mrs. Bor and family with Mrs. Rachel Moneyhan visit Five Miles Sunda. several households travel to Williamsburg Cincinnati and Walnut Hills. groups with Craver Patchell Hartmetz engage in weekend gatherings and meals.
The ad promotes Sloan's Liniment as a universal pain remedy for neuralgia and sore muscles. It claims quick relief without rubbing, better than mossy plasters, and notes it does not stain skin or clog pores. Available from druggists for 25 cents.
Local families spent Sunday visiting kin near Monterey and Rosstown, with several other households hosting relatives from Milford Hyde Park and Cincinnati. Also noted are a fair attendance at Georgetown Fair and reminders of petty health tips about colds in the winter season.
Betheman’s Club members gathered for their annual event at the Walnile home. About thirty five attendees and families joined Kate and Hmma in an evening of social recreation and awards.
The Young Ladies Circle of the Baptist church plans a lecture course with Gre numbers this fall. Occurs Oct 1 at K of P Hall. Several social visits are noted including Mr. and Mrs. Page and others visiting Felicity and Cincinnati. A double wedding at the Baptist church is described with Lora Greger and Lewis Williams wed at high noon.
Batavia citizens should heed advice on kidney trouble using a tested remedy Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad features blacksmith ER. C. McClanahan of Centre Square New Richmond Ohio describing severe kidney disease and recovery after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Price 50c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
The church Tuesday evening hosted a reception and donation for Rev Shambaueg and his wife. Several guests attended including Miss Maggie Orebaugh and Margaret Anderson with Mrs Gustave McClelland and Mrs Applegate. Additional local visits and travel notes include Miss Albertine Hutchinson studying music in the city and Ruth White of Lebanon visiting home over the weekend.
Miss Grace Nutt and Mrs. Dixon of New Vienna appeared in town with others during a weekend. The Frank Sehulls of Lix week-ended with G W Slade and wife while G B Frazier and family visited Monday. Funeral services were held for Charles Shafer of Concord. his wife and daughter survive. A meeting at a home featured music, reports, and calendar presenting. Numerous local residents visited relatives, celebrated birthdays, and hosted guests in recent days.
Gentle but sure biliousness and sick headache are avoided when the bowels stay open. Regular digestion prevents distress from undigested fermenting food in the stomach. Foley Cathartic Tablets are first aid to digestion. Nash Pharmacy.
When you feel discouraged and despondent do not give up but take a dose of Chamberlains Tablets and you are almost certain to feel all right within a day or two. Despondency is very often due to indigestion and biliousness, for which these tablets are especially valuable. Obtainable everywhere.
Roy McKibben and Williard Fagatey with wives shared Sunday dinner talk. Joseph Brown and wife attended a sister’s funeral at Red Lion in Butler county last Thursday. Dan Fox and wife visited Bess Manning near Wigginsville. Georgetown fair drew several local attendees. Ora Barfast and family visited O W Yollars. H E Demaris and family spent Sunday with Geo McChesney’s. Lawrence Iker and wife from the city stay with his parents. Daisy Parker attended a friend’s wedding at Macedonia last Saturday. Special services drew attendees to New Harmony Sunday evening.
Infant aged seven months, child of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ferree, died Friday morning at home near Williamsburg. Funeral from the parents' residence is set for Sunday with burial in Union Cemetery, Batavia.
Quite a number from this vicinity attended the fair at Georgetown last week. Miss Lizzie Reed has returned home after spending several weeks with her nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. Firman Donnelly, of Felicity. Mr. Zola Idlett and Wm. Cousins are on the sick list. Mr. Pro Waterfield and his aide Brtow, Digeinort, spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. George Sargent. Miss Elsie Howe spent Sunday in Cincinnati.
The M.E church lists Sunday activities with services at 9 5? a m and public worship at 10 30 a m. Evening events include a prayer meeting and weekly program led by the pastor.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as easier relief for bronchial coughs. It claims to stop tickling, reduce irritation, restore membranes, open congested airways, and provide comfort for ongoing throat distress.
Aale announces eight rooms with abundance rune good opllar and water. The seller offers a reasonable price if sold soon. Inquiries may be made at this office.
For sale. Two acres well drained near bank and post office close to O G and PLR R and Interurban station. Located in Amelia Ohio at Hicks ave or John street. For particulars address L Knowles 1144 South 28th Street Louisville Kentucky e27t4
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