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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement urges relief for throat tickle and persistent cough with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, claiming healing soothing properties and no alcohol. It promotes Ayer’s Pills as liver pills to prevent disease via an active liver and questions what the doctor would say.
Community items report visits and guest days at homes in Crosstown and nearby towns, plus family news and movements. Warnings about catarrh cure and a testimonial blend into a local page, with advertisements and personal notices among farm and town happenings.
Mrs Snell and Son of Williamsburg and Mrs Jess Wisby hosted guests Sunday. Mr Porter and wife of Madisonville and Stenley Brunk family of Pleasant Plain visited Miss Elia Brunk. L Onset of Corinth Ky spent Sunday at home. Mrs Nesper Bright attended Savage Cunningham wedding at Blanchester. Mrs Hamilton and children of Blanchester were Sunday guests of sister Mrs Brook. George Felter traveled to Mason Sunday. Dr Jones of Blanchester cared for Edgar Barrs horse Charley Jones was guest of his wife Sunday. Miss Sadie Jones of Costa visited grandparents. Our schools progress under Aetna Layman of Blanchester. Mrs Dell Roll of Butlerville visited relatives there Sunday. Kluger the jeweler of 1000 Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind reports Foley’s Kidney Remedy restored strength and health.
Mrs. Dr. Buchanan and Miss Nora Ryan returned from a two week visit with friends in Billieboro. Mrs. Ada Nichols of Philadelphia was a guest of R. A. Davis, with Harry A. Shaw returning home. J A Penn and wife of Dayton, after a four week northern Ohio trip, spent Sunday here. Ladies of the Presbyterian church hosted a reception for Mr. Paul Huston and family leaving for Olympia Washington. R B Boone of Lexington was here this week. Fortnightly Club met at Edith Fridman’s country home. C T Bainum in Batavia last week. Jobo Prigge and wife entertained Mrs. H P Kimble and Mrs. McKinley. Harley Bickmore spent Sunday in the city.
Dr. George Moore of Black Jack North Carolina endorses a remedy praised as the world’s best throat and lung cure. It claims to stop coughing, heal inflamed bronchial tubes, and reduce hemorrhages, with reports of rapid relief and broad praise.
Noah Powera leaves with parents for Indiana to purchase tobacco. Harry Roettinger journeys to Detroit for Take Soap Co. Miss Jane Mawson hosts a reception for Allen Lockwood and A. H. Ranson of Batavia at her Front Street home. Mrs. Andrew Castion and daughter visit Port Huron with Frank Watkins and wife. Joseph Banford and family of Linwood spend Sunday with Geo Gills and wife of Clermontville. Mrs D Lee Aultman of Avondale visits her parents, Jacob Light and wife. Rev. Watson Frambers of Covington conducts M E church service. Clyde Smith and family of city visit her mother, Mrs M Hall. The Tri-Township Farmers Institute holds its annual session in the opera house during the first and second weeks of December. Lowe r Roudebush and H A Gassard speakers. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised as vital for kidney and bladder trouble.
Miss Blanche Butler entertained city friends including Mrs. Gertrude Hare of Tremont City and Mrs. Kate Mehl of Springfield at A. J. Kilgore's home. Several residents visited relatives, attended the Georgetown fair, or hosted dinners in Bethel and Locust Corner as April weekend activity unfolds.
Social events include Miss Irma Eppert hosting Sunday school guests and Miss Maude Horn’s party with Edna Lytle Anna Roberts and others. Miss Rhoda White will work for the C G P road office in Carrel Street. Mrs Harriet Mount dies at 76 from apoplexy. Amelia library plans new books ready for distribution Oct 19 with public invited.
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan declares Foley's Honey and Tar cured his boy of a severe cough and helped a neighbor's son with a cold after doctors had given up. Boon's Pharmacy promotes the remedy as a safe lasting cure.
Mrs. E Hancock and Mabel White are listed with typhoid fever. Andrew Lohrer spent part of last week at his home in Warton county. A literary society formed at Mins Fiore Johnsons home last Friday with gatherings planned at W. CO Varneys on Friday evening October 22. The Brentlinger family annual reunion occurred at Bileworth Brentlingers home last Monday. Mrs J Duchemin visited her sister.
Sunday guests included Will Duchemin and family at Mrs. Fosters, Sylvester Glancy and family from Williamsburg at Miss Virginia Browns, Miss Marie Brentiinger at Mr Johns, Miss Anna Mitchell at Arthur Ferrees. No trace found of George Devines horse missing over four weeks. Charles Brown and wife hosted brothers Joe and James and his mother Mrs Brown of Pigagant Valley. Ethel Shannon of Five Mile visited Aunt Mrs Elizabeth South. Mrs Truman Jordan recovering and able to go out. Gail McMahan of Hyde Park visited grandparents J L McMahan and wife.
Batavia residents urged to treat kidney troubles early to avoid serious disease. Doan's Kidney Pills touted as effective with over 100000 recommendations. Case from Joseph Titus cited. Products sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo NY. Local notices mention residents and events around Batavia and nearby areas.
Frank Disberg of Kelliher Minnesota credits Back sen Arnica Salve for preventing a life altering knee injury. The advertisement claims cures for wounds burns scalds old sores boils skin eruptions piles and other skin troubles and promotes a 25 cent price at all draggists.
OC W Stokes and wife of Loveland were guests of Mrs John Cobb. Laura Walker returns from Kentucky visit. Mina White leaves for Glendale college. Mrs Maria McLean visited daughter Mrs Clifford Kunze. Old Folk’s day to be observed at M E church Oct 4. Elwood Carr and wife of Richmond Ind visit Warren Carter and wife. Nan Frasier hosted M E church choir. Rosa Lanham visiting Lebanon. Mollie Tatman spent Wednesday in city. Robert Stille family moved to city. Mrs William Albertson hosted her mother Mrs Berry of South Portsmouth. Mrs T W Moorehead went to Amelia to daughter Mrs B Huntington. Mrs Lincoln Park and Helen depart for Chicago. escorted by Mrs C B Doughman and Mrs Edward McAdams. Mrs Robert Rounds guest of Mrs Richard Creager. Flo Moorehead of Maple Grove visited Mrs Kate Moyer last year. Bari Cotterill and wife visited relatives. Mrs Leavitt McAdams spent Thursday in t…
Dr King’s Now tfe Pilla claim to build a strong brain and active body through healthful energy. J A Harmon of Si g e more West Virginia reports they are the best pills he ever used, available at all druggists with the number 250 indicated.
A long list of visitors and guests from Newtonsville Winchester Columbus and other towns call on neighbors. Recitals trips and family gatherings are noted alongside a public health product advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar at Bann's Pharmacy.
Georgetown minister Rev L A Stratton will preach at Christian chapel’s next conference year starting with his first appointment on Sunday October 17 at 10 30 p m He will also preach at night Other social notes recount visits guests and family gatherings across the area including Mr and Mrs Leeds Mrs Follow and children Miss Mamie Smith and many other local residents with dinners visits and travel updates. Avery Brown has recovered and will work in the city.
G. BR. Pattison spent Tuesday at Mt. Piegah. Mrs. A. F. Kayser and Mrs. B. F. Onshard attended the funeral of Mrs. Clark at Mt. Zion on Monday of last week. Walter Parkbiser visited Laurel friends Tuesday. Word was received of the sudden death of John Phillips, a former resident here, at his home in Springfield. Neil Jarman has returned from a visit to Falmouth, Ky.
An old advertisement touts Houser's X Alpo as a remedy for stomach liver and bowel issues in Clermont County. It promises a complete eight day treatment sent free with no charge, claiming it cures as a health aid and urges readers to request details.
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