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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement claims kidney weakness causes lifelong discomfort and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. A testimonial from M. Schenz of New Richmond Ohio describes relief from back ache fatigue and improved energy after using one box. Price is 50 cents at all dealers.
Mrs. Ollie Hutchinson and son Earl of Perintown visited B. Turner's Sunday. Miss Eva Hunt returned from Linwood. Mrs. Emma Yeazel of Lebanon visits Z Brunk and wife. Miss Eva Hulick and Mrs. Lucy Titus of Batavia spent Sunday with H. Cover. Charles Rogers and family of Madisonville spent Sunday with J. Duchemin. S B McMahan and wife entertained Rev. W J Henry Sunday. Arthur Lovell and family moved to W B Knight farm. J Johnson and Chas Daugherty and family visited E Hancock Sunday. James Turner and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Turner in the city. Mrs. Martha Thirey recently spent days with Noah Glancy of Greenberry. Miss Minnie Snell visited Mrs J W Green of Evanston last Thursday.
A printed appeal invites readers to mail five cents with name and address to Foley & Co. Chicago for a trial package including Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Nash Pharmacy is noted.
Newport resident Howard White is entertained at G W McKibben's home. Edgar Ogden visits the city. Ben McKibben and family visit Delmer Jester in Williamsburg. John Campbell and Eastwood family visit Chas Zollars. Taylor Codling and family at H Conner Crosstown. Recital at New Harmony. Howard Henning and family in Bethel. Mrs Ella Steelman of Bethel calls on Olivia Harhart. John Wagerman and wife visit son and family in Zanesville. Rev Keller preaches temperance sermon Sunday afternoon. W J Carson of Oxford and Mrs Emma Peden attend the Russelville fair. An advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters for impure blood and sluggish liver at $1.00 a bottle.
Mrs R Brumagem and Mrs C M Yobneon ae Bethel spent the day together. Mrs Della Denham visited Cincinnati friends last week. Mr and Mrs Oliver Lindsey and Mrs Bigins from Mt Pisgah opened Sunday with Willie Rohifing and wife. Several attended Theodore Searles funeral at Mt Pisgah last Saturday. Mrs 8 A Coombs visited relatives at Newtown. Mr and Mrs Maurice Wheeler of city hosted at Milo Wheeler's on George ag 8 last week. Ollie Patterson of Carthage is spending the operation at her home here. Mr and Mrs Donerburg entertained friends from the city Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Purkhiser suffered severe injuries after a yard fall. Miss Margaret Jarman visits Mrs Fee Naylor near Batavia. Elmer Kayser of Chicago joined A F Kayser and wife last week. Will DeBruler sprained an ankle after a fall in the Junior hall. Dr Alice Ackley of Iowa stayed with the Jarman family. W Q Pattison attends Masonic grand lodge in Dayton. Frank Denkinger bought T J Gallagher's property. G G Manning and daughter Helen hosted Geo Bayless and wife Gus Howe and family, and Mrs Altman of Felicity. Margaret Wenzel and Nell Jarman will attend the Grand Chapter meeting in Columbus next week. Dr W S Purkhiser's sanitarium remains busy with distant patients. The Kayser Fruit Distilling Co reports record apple and pear shipments. Rev Brown of Williamsburg preached in the MKE pulpit at home and Neville last Sunday. Pattison Brothers and J B Edgington hold the largest apple crop in the area. R Fee and G Johnston spent Sunday in the city. Mrs A E Buchanan and daughter Helen visit the city, while Mrs Mary Cushard is in Vanceburg Ky.
Mrs. William Bright of Ft Wayne Ind reports a bad bronchial cough improved instantly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and she finished a bottle and was cured. She says she never tires of recommending it to friends and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
Mr. Nolan and wife of Walnut Hills visited J. N. Judd on Sunday. M. K. Day and wife spent the day with Hyde Park friends. Clay Larkin and wife from New Richmond visited Will Houser's family. Ella Nichols of Batavia was guest of Pearl Fitzpatrick. Dr. P. M. Offut and Walter Baldwin enjoy motor trip to Toledo and Detroit. Mrs. John H. Beck visits relatives at Newtown. City visitors last week included Mrs. P. M. Offutt, Mrs. Kate Mehl, and Zella Kilgore. Frank Kirgan and family of the city were guests of Carl Judd and wife. Rev C. M. Knighton of Havanna Fla reports relief after Foley Kidney Pills. Nash Pharmacy.
Mr and Mrs William Perkins returned from Washington DC after a three week visit with relatives. Delia Bell and Mable Barrow spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs W Krantz at Glen Este. Jr O U A M members attended a Hyde Park meeting Monday. Mrs Perkins and Daisy Nash visited Mrs Bertha Brown in Silverton. Miss Erma Eppert of Amelia visited Mrs Mary Bickel. Mary Ruth Sechrest is ill at her aunt Mrs Harry Brown in Silverton. Walter Crossett and family of Norwood visited Ed Thorburn and wife. Anna Rodenberg of Cincinnati spent Sunday here. George Nash and Harry West visited the Stagtour boys at Mt Summit. Mrs Mabel Nagle and daughter of Cherry Grove and Mrs Fred Brazier and baby of Norwood visited Edith Brazier. H Phillips and family and Wilbur Jones and wife of Norwood called on Mrs Elizabeth Phillips. A number from here attended the flag raising at Newtown. Georgia West of Cincinnati spent several days at home.
An ad asserts kidney trouble drains vitality causing aches and fatigue and promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy to strengthen kidneys and improve filtration of waste.
A string of Sunday visits and calls across Broreesnety and nearby towns lists Mr and Mrs Donahoo, Mr and Mrs McBeth, Mrs Jenike, Mr and Mrs Harris, Mr and Mrs Morford, Mrs Brannock, and others entertaining relatives and friends. Shopping trips and visits to Germantown Urbana and Portsmouth are noted along with a Mother's health observation. Theindicated cough remedy promotes quick relief for a child after ten minute dosing.
J W Nix of Cleveland Ga reports two children with croup were helped by Foley's Honey and Tar with no opiates. The medicine cuts phlegm and opens air passages according to his account noted by Nash Pharmacy. Local names include Alvin Barr Walter Cramer Lewis Barr Miss Tacy Lyon and several others referenced with family visits and gatherings in Ohio towns.
Miss Mayme Ulrey and pupils host a social on October 28 for library funds at the Harbaugh schoolhouse with refreshments and a witchs hut for luck. Best mask ed customer wins a prize. come early and bring friends. Mrs. Maria Works visited her ill brother Elisha Reddick in Blanchester last week.
How many concrete water tanks do you need on your farm. Prepare for winter by building tanks where needed. Concrete sidewalks floors fence posts walls and foundations for sheds or larger buildings can be made at small expense. Use one part Portland cement two parts coarse sand three parts screened gravel. Mix dry before adding water. Ohio State Extension Service offers expert help in farm engineering.
All school districts lacking funds to run eight months and pay teachers at least 40 dollars a month must notify county superintendent H. C. Aultman immediately so that state aid applications can be made. A testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets from Mrs. John Newton of Irving New York notes rapid improvement in stomach trouble and constipation after using several bottles.
James Shipp a respected local monument worker fractured his leg when a granite piece slipped during placement last Friday. He was taken home and given medical care as the community expresses sympathy. Also notes medical advice from engineer G Donaphant of Monette about Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
A level farm of 1.16 acres with good buildings and water rights. Located five miles north of Northab, Ohio, known as the Sacha Baldwin farm. The owner will entertain bids by October, with bid openings and conditions to guarantee performance by the bidder.
A flurry of visits fills a Sunday in the Ft Thomas area with guests from Cincinnati, Dayton, and nearby towns. Families, church members, and teachers share meals and attend events from reunions to a missionary sermon and a lecture series in the Presbyterian church.
Community notes show the Mothers Club plans a October 2 meeting at Burrill Jordan home with reminder that meetings occur the last Friday each month at the Baptist church or a member's house. Several local residents and visitors are listed with recent activities and visits. Scientists warn arsenic tree spraying to combat gypsy moths may reduce bird food, explaining local bird scarcity during spraying periods.
An odd early 20th century item remarks on Foley and a stomach liver pill with playful wording. It urges respect for bees, noting many people overlook bees as insects and calling them not merely bugs in a curious aside.
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