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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
5
Doan's Kidney Pills are praised for lasting relief with numerous local testimonials. J. D. Ross of Blanchester Ohio confirms ongoing benefit and urges readers to request the same remedy by name.
Sunday gatherings feature Lee Phillips and wife returning home, Agnes Drake visiting Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Lyde Tatman of Bethel visiting Mrs. Fitzpatrick, John Miley and wife visiting his parents, and Pearl Fitzpatrick taking a new job in Amelia. Also mentions a Union Sewing circle measuring party, a Halloween social at Pearl Fitzpatrick’s, and a reward ad for catarrh treatment by Hall’s. The page includes standard Hall’s Catarrh Cure and testimonials from Toledo druggists.
Merle Atwood and wife of New York returned home after visiting T A Atwood and wife. Miss Ettie Phillips guest of Mrs. Joseph White. Pie social by the ladies help ing circle proved successful. Miss Joan Herron hosted dinner for Henry Reed and family. Miss Jessie Coulter visiting relatives at Sheronville. Miss Mary Pomert to host Philathea club Halloween party. Everett Hackett Willard Boyce and Clyde Underwood attended spelling bee at Fairview. Halloween party at J R Hicks home Friday Oct 31. Cough remedy advice promotes Chamberlain's product without sedatives. sold by dealers.
Raymond Jackson visited Spring Grove Farm with his parents last week. Louise Purkhiser from Western College Oxford is visiting home. Dr Valentine and wife of Lindale were guests of Fred Pierson. Chas Collier and family spent Sunday in California Ohio. Mrs Harry Gourth and children of Glen Hete visited John Demaria family. E A McMurchy and family spent Sunday with relatives near New Richmond. H B Shutts is ill at home with sons and daughter from Indiana visiting. George Norris spent Sunday with friends in New Richmond. O B Society meets at Presbyterian church next Friday evening led by Miss Georgia McNair. Harrison Shinkle and family spent Sunday near Pt Isabel. James Jackson and John Case of Hamilton were guests of Calvin Meeker.
The advert promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as essential family medicine for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. A Mason Michigan reader cites its use for pneumonia and a broad patient base claims benefit. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles through Buckleon & Co. and local druggists.
Greenberry J Hutchinson visits with Mrs Kate Hunter and family while others travel to Lebanon Newtonsville and Columbus. Local residents host and visit kin with remarks on Electric Bitters as a health remedy with a testimonial from Mrs Laura Gaines.
W P Whitenack and family visit Sam Whit nacks for the week. Lulu Kellum spends Sunday at home. Reid Higgins returns home after a year in the West. Mrs Martha Hadley and her father Mr Engle come from Engleville Kansas. Jos Donahan entertained Sunday dinner. Rev Neal, Jos Higgins and son Reid join Mrs John Work and children, Miss Mabel Layman, Merle Predmore, Frank Demongue and Charley McCellan from Fayetteville on an auto ride. A W Predmore was in the city Sunday. An unsolicited testimonial praises Chamberlains Tablets for chronic dyspepsia from W G Mattison of Hornellsville New York. Available from all dealers.
Members gather at the home of Mrs Isaac Keebhler on November 7 for an evening of reading and discussion. Social visits include Miss Ada Warden dining with Mrs Walter Bunyan at the Cedars and entertainment by Mr and Mrs Harry Moyer Saturday.
Mrs Turner of Columbus visits with daughter Mrs Edgar Burke. Mrs Theo Witt travels to Indiana to visit her mother Mrs Hager. The Steelman and Canter families visit from Wilhamsville and Orlie Canter. Harley Caldwell and family with Edie Andrews visit. Bainum and children stay with Briggs at Tusculum. Clarence Young visits Bata via. McClellen and Foltz call on customers. Rev Johnson hosts a Sunday with James Barnes of Ft Thomas Ky. Otto Busch visits Higginsport relatives. Clarence Manning hosts Here Am I Society. Louis and Will McNutt host visitors. G H Penny with J K Norris and wife from Buffalo. Thimble Club meets. misfortune falls from barn roof while painting. Abbot of Yellow Springs and Louise Sunday at home. Carl Cash spends the day with C F Cash. Will Harris visits Flemingsburg Ky. Panel Morehead hosts Otis Rice and wife from Felicity.
Will G. Richmond of Inglewood California says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound greatly helped his chronic cough after other remedies failed and notes it is more like a food than a medicine. He urges home keeping women to use health and strength and not accept substitutes.
Mrs Della Denham visits friends in Cincinnati and receives a surprise from Della Kilgore’s circle. W C Coombs returns from Tennessee and Mabel Stickel is listed as sick. Orville Green visits C H Green. Embroidery club hosts. Grace Coombs seen in city. Grace Leeds visits Batavia folks. Annie Dugan visits her mother. Also a brief ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills noting benefits and pricing.
A compilation of household visits and travels across Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Several families and individuals are listed visiting relatives in Warren county, Newtonsville, Lebanon, Williamsburg, and Westwood. Updates include health news, a Foley Kidney Pills ad claim, and community event notices.
An advertisement claims an herbal medicine relieves suffering from weak kidneys and bladder issues. It asserts the product powers nature to rebuild kidney tissue, restore normal function, and ease bladder discomfort, urging readers to try it via A. C. Nash.
Mr and Mrs Oral DeVoss from Covington Kentucky visited Mrs Wm Barr in Covington over the weekend. Tina Hamilton and her child visited Melvina Brunk in Milford. May Roll of Butlerville stayed with Jennie Cramer. A baptising occurred at Stonelick Saturday. Price Osborn visited Mason. Will Bright and family visited Hiram Prickett in Wilmington. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound concludes the piece.
Hamlet J. K. Fagin and family visit Mt Auburn. Miss Alice Bradley from Cincinnati stays with Dr. Bradley and family. Dr. and Mrs. Offutt spend Sunday with George Nichols and wife at Mt Washington. Union Sewing Circle hosts Thursday. Mrs. Frank Heizer and daughter visit Deer Park. funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Beck held at Bethel. other local visitations include Hile family Locust Corner, Raymond Gaskins and son with H O Warren, Day family entertaining city friends, Miss Somermeier of What Wood with B F Moyer and wife, Claude Houser a Sunday guest.
Henry A Johnston of L Anee Michigan praises Foley s Honey and Tar Compound as a safe cough and cold remedy loved by his family and children for its pleasant taste and lack of opiates written by A O Nash.
Williamsburg and surrounding community activity includes K of P. lodge members attending Felicity convention, multiple social visits with Cincinnati, Batavia, and Loveland connections, a Wednesday Batavia marriage at the M. E. parsonage, a Ves Club program on South America, and various family visits, illnesses, and church events noted across the week.
The article touts Chamberlain's Tablets as causing a pleasant purgative effect and improving body and mind, claiming the remedy leaves the user feeling joyful. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs Beulah White spent last week in Columbus attending the Grand Chapter of the O E S. A surprise for Mrs Alice Kirskadden last Wednesday evening gathered about twenty five friends at her home. A lunch supper was enjoyed by all. John McClelland of the city was a Sunday guest of M E Applegate and wife. A number of our young people attended Dunkard meeting near Shiloh Saturday Estel Mulloy of Norwood was a Sunday guest of Merrick Hutchinson and wife. Mrs Ella Joseph made a business trip to the city recently. A very large crowd attended the sale of Mrs Carrie Leeds Saturday. Mrs Leeds and family will leave this week for their new home on Walnut Hills. J E Christy and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with Dick Reynolds and family at Carthage and Al Christy at Walnut Rev Williams of Morrow was greeting old friends here Saturday. Saturday evening about forty five of the town drove to the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Curtis for lunch and games. Mr and Mrs M Johnson of Hillsboro were Sunday guests. Mrs Martha South visiting Miss Margaret Anderson. Rev and Mrs Zierer and son Glenroy of Highland were Sunday guests of Rev Wright. Mr Zierer preached a fine sermon to a large audience. Charles Ireton spending the week in Batavia. The work of a home keeping woman makes sickness through kidneys and bladder. Foley Kidney Pills will invigorate and restore strength reflecting back aches and irregular bladder action. A Nash.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank at Williamsburg Ohio reports its closing balance sheet as of October 21 1913. The notice lists the bank is winding up operations and references its state of incorporation and filing details.
Congressman 8 D Fess accepts an invitation to speak on Republican politics to Princeton University students October 25 as part of the campaign. He will praise a former Princeton President now in the White House but will dispute some policies and legislation.
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