Milford Social Notes Include Visits and Local Projects
Miss Anna Sanders returns from a two month visit in Columbus while Mrs Haynes and Mrs Berkshire visit Delhi. Major and Mrs J B Wallace depart for a short trip. The Bowlder Cottage Club disbands until June with members listed. Construction begins on Milford water works power house and water tests pass. Vera Hodges visits South Charleston. Maude Moore and Adams return from visits. Margaret Rand McGuire forms a Milford music class. Grace Glascock returns from a visit with Florence Pell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sanders
Columbus
Haynes
Berkshire
Delhi
Major
J. B. Wallace
Bowlder Cottage Club
Miami
Bert Andrews
Newport
Wm Denk
Robert Sullivan
Avondale
Robert Sanders
Milford
Helen Brooke
Joseph. Sanders, Jr
Alice Bunyan
Edna Klein
Epworth Heghts
Helen Brooks
Edna Zumateto
Camp Dennison
George
Will Dial
Lockland
Harry Spear
Epworth Heights
Mieses Martha
Milford Water Works
State Board of Health
Vera Hodges
South Charleston
Maude Moore
Adams
Butterville
Margaret Rand McGuire
Ohio Conservatory of Music
Grace Glascock
Florence Pell
Price Hill
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised Reward
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. claim honesty and solvency, backed by West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo wholesalers. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Pleasant Valley News Reports A Local Death And Community Updates
Mrs. Franklin Burns of Monterey died last Saturday, a loss to the community. Ralph Turner is improving from typhoid fever. J R Brown and family return home after two months with relatives. Various local residents and visitors are noted, with plans for a creamery and a return to school next Monday with Miss Myrtle Buell as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Burns
Monterey
Ralph Turner
J. R. Brown
Matfieldgreen
Chase County
Kansas
Brown
Henry Schwable
Harry Lewis
Ralph
Lebstons
Julia A. E. James Davidson
Williamsburg
Robert Hunter
Gaylord Cover
Linwood
Burn
Frank White
Lebanon
G. Glancy
Cedar Farm
Sarah Hartman
Owensville
James Shumard
Ed Dupham
Fayetteville
Warren Moorehead
Bart White
Warren County
Alonzo Wine
Cincinnati
Myrtle Buell
Remarkable record of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has over thirty years of use with millions of bottles sold. It is described as the standard treatment for croup in homes and said to prevent attacks if given at the first hoarseness or croupy cough. It is praised as pleasant, non addictive, and safe for babies and adults. available at all druggists.
Local Social Notes And Visits On Hyde Park Scene
Hyde Park residents host kin and guests from Cincinnati and beyond. Annabel Lush visited Cincinnati. Florence Mattox arrived from Washington for weeks with relatives. Lelia Tone teaching White Oak. Walter Eppert’s son Thomas visits. local church festival at Locust Corner benefits Pierce township school. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by John Bunn, M. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cryer
Hyde Park
Spencer
Annabel Lush
Cincinnati
Florence Mattox
Washington
Thomas Eppert
Hamilton
Walter Eppert
Lelia Tone
White Oak School
Cleve Kirgan
Re. DeForest
Hall
Higdon
B. H. Kirgan
Rose Hillenbrand
Price Hill
Rose Archer
Arthur Mattox
Business College
Will Kirgan
Wisconsin
Locust Corner
Pierce Township
Hig
Jack Tice
Inez
Mitchell
Blanche Connor
Charles Ler
Rath
Friend
Madisonville
Alma Spencer
Hattie Smith
Mt. Auburn
Robert Floro
Kansas City
Allen Hughes
Morgan
Local social notes and upcoming W C T U convention
Miss Amelia Busman visits in town with friends as Dayton visitors stay with Pattison and Richards. The county W C T U convention is planned for Friday September 25 at this place. Dr A S Marsh and others are mentioned with regional guests and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Busman
Cummineville
Charles Boerkle
Dayton
B's Parente
Rufus Pattison
Marie Richards
Bethel
English
Red Lion
Felicity
Marie Dore
Cincinnati
John Hodge
Raymond
Wm. Joseph's
Elia Robinson
Rev
Newton
A. T. Marsh
Anna Mitchell
Lizzie Shoemaker
Hillsboro
Leever
J. B. Marsh
Minnie Roudebush
Milford
Marsh
A. C. Iuen
John Liller
W. F. Marchal and Family
M. F. Apgar
Florence Leever
Mieses Hassie Crane
Ella Laycock
Lizzie Trisler
Local notes report visits, farming, and upcoming events
John Rowan will soon locate in Cincinnati. Mr Abrams of Moscow visited Mr Wise. Miss Emma Zimmer stayed with her sister in Batavia. W H Ireton and son visited Oakley. Grant Ulrey and wife of Loveland were with their uncle James Kunyan. Zimmer returned from vacation work, Walter Foster rents Rowan's farm, and a wedding is planned. Farmers oppose further taxes until others repay overdrawn salaries. Peddicord of Sardinia and Huggins of White Oak bought Shropshires at Forest Home farm. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve touted with testimonial from W S Ledbetter of Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rowan
Cincinnati
Abrams
Moscow
Wise
Emma Zimmer
Batavia
W. H. Lreton
Son
Oakley
Grant Ulrey
Loveland
James Kunyan
Ed Zimmer
Staarean
Bloom Rose Church
Five Mile
H. Harlow
Clermont County
Mr. Peddicord
Sardinia
Mr. Huggins
White Oak
Forest Home Farm
Saturay
Local Happenings and Visits Around Amelia
The A W Colter Canning Company starts the season and makes its first tomato run Tuesday. Madison Butler and David Spears, carpenters, return from Illinois after summer contracts. Robert Floro visits from Kansas City to his parents on Robinson Avenue. A carload of Mt. Washington tomatoes ships to the cannery last Saturday. Louis H. Smith takes charge at the C G P railroad station replacing A wood who resigns for Dayton. A B Corbly of Chattanooga visits his father Newton Corbly. J Cox of Maysville buys Bruce Judd’s former property. Harvard student John Malick visits his parents nearby. Amelia residents attend Harvest Home at Coney. E J Hancock, injured in a hayloft fall last Monday, is slowly recovering. Public schools open September 14 with Superintendent John Slye in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Colter Canning Company
Madison Butler
David Spears
Illinois
Robert Floro
Kansas City
Missouri
John Floro
Robinson Avenue
Mt. Washington
Bruce Judd
John Malick
Harvard College
Boston
Massachusetts
Amelia
Coney Symaany
E. J. Hancock
John Slye
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. It is described as a never failing cure for indigestion and all stomach or digestive tract complaints, with every eaten bite tasting good and nutrients absorbed by blood and tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash’s Pharmacy
Local residents and visitors noted at area events
Miss Anna Chaney and Miss Anna Jordan visited relatives in Warren county. Frank Stouder of Goshen stayed with relatives here. Rev. A. Cook and Misses Mand Jennie Griswold visited. Della Jordan returned from summer at Bethel. Nora Hutchinson hosted Clara Chaney in Williamsburg. Many youths attended A. P. Kellum’s. Mrs. Lib McManus hosted Cincinnati relatives. Mrs. Mary Griswold ill, but improving. Earl Griswold from Georgetown visiting. Harry Smith and friend from Monterey called. Lewis Watson of Newtonville in town. D. L. Beach praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. 25 cents, from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Chaney
Warren County
Anna Jordan
Frank Stouder
Goshen
A. Cook
P. P. Bedlens
Mand
Jennie Griswold
Lebanon
Della Jordan
Bethel
Clara Chaney
Nora Hutchinson
Williamsburg
A. P. Kellum
Lib McManus
Cinennati
Mary Griswold
Hugging
Nellie Creager
E. E. Griswold
Earl Griswold
Georgetown
Harry Smith
Monterey
Lewis Watson
Newtonville
Nerve Pills Claim Broad Health Benefits And Rich Blood
An advertising pitch for Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills touts cures for nervous disorders and claims to nourish blood and organs. A Cincinnati testimonial from Mrs Anna May praises improved nerves energy ambition and strength. The ad notes price 50 cents a box and urges purchase at Dr Bunn's Drug Store with the physician's portrait on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bunn
Boston fair crowds feel the event tops all prior years
The community buzzes about a booming cannery operation as tomatoes ripen after showers. Workers are plentiful and wages rise. Local residents travel to Michigan to escape hay fever while others visit relatives and attend an entertaining Miami Club program with recitals and lunches. A veteran’s kidney illness finds relief with Electric Bitters.
Sunday Visitation Notes Across Cincinnati Area
Local social notices list multiple Sunday visits and gatherings in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Individuals and families such as Smith Poe, Charles Poe, C A Brannock, the Williams family, the Wil liams children, the Becks, the Sapps, and many others are mentioned visiting relatives, picnicking at Coney Island, attending church events, or traveling to towns like Decatur Springfield Ironton Batavia and Covington. The column records property purchases, hospitality, and travel details for a broad set of residents and guests.
Bantam fair pamphlets destroyed by Norwalk fire
Pamphlets for the Bantam fair were destroyed in a recent fire at Norwalk but will be replaced by September 15. The fair is expected to be one of the best ever. Mrs Creche Gatts and daughter Irma Jagueé visited her brother Tom atris and family in Cincinnati. Frona Earheart and Edith Neal of Locust Ridge visited Columbus after time at Mrs. Lee Liming's home. Mrs. M. A. Thompson improved the Liming property on East street. Mrs. Mauge Deep of Cincinnati is visiting her father Dr. Huggins and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Beck
Dorthy
Cincinnati
T. E. Beck
Rachel Sapp
East Monroe
L. Bluesteine
Ash Street
A. L. Beck
Decatur
Sarah Bloom
Esther Myers
Pittsburg
Bessie Erlestine
Chas. Manning
Ed Bishop
Williamsburg
Stork
Henry Miller
Hal Boggess
Springfield
Albert Deen
Findley
Frank Homan
Jarvis Benjamin
Minnesota
Joan Price
Ethel
Carthage
Anna McCormick
Ripley
D. Lee Fitzpatrick
Alice Smith
Claude Sherwood
Phil Perrine
Dayton
Mra
Bennington
Beothar
W. D. Young
Brown County
Q. A. Brown
Marguerite
Ironton
Elsie Metz
P. D. D. Milner
Lou Swing
Ea Swing
Tusculum
Rolla Anderson
Batavia
J. F. Young
Poetown Christian Church
Mra. Lambfrey
Grant
Bila Billison
Everett Salt
Florence Waterfield
Covington
Reed
Laura Holland
Kentucky
Mesdames Wright Conover
Theodore Davis
Union Plains
Dan Page
Emma Taggart
Evers
Daisy Hook
Tom Moore
Herbert Parker
Middletown
Will Smith
W. Montgomery
Lena Parrott
Bellefontaine
M. Fitzpatrick
Clemma Gatts
Elmer Badgley
Lee Liming
M. A. Thompson
East Street
Mauge Deep
Dr. Huggins
Local residents and visitors noted at area fair and obituaries
Lou Sierman and wife of Franklin along with Gus Thiery and wife of Pricetown attended Boston fair with W R Aber's family. Rev Y Pendleton and family vacationing with county engineer John Rapp. Edward McMahan and family from Richmond Indiana visiting his father J L McMahan. Treasurer J B Cover assumes duties. Mrs J H Burns dies after sudden coughing fit at home. funeral planned, Batavia cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Sierman
Franklin
Gus Thiery
Pricetown
W. R. Aber
Boston
Rev. Y. Pendleton
Walnut Hills
Milas Stella Turner
Ralph Turner
J. B. Cover
O.C. Hulick
George Devine
Lebanon
Wm. Rapp and Son
Sabina
Wm. Pate
Cincinnati
Business
J. W. Leeds
Dayton Cash Register Co
Harley Rapp
Valparaiso
Indiana
Augustus Ivuen
Hamilton
Middleton
Greenfield
J. H. Good
Wm. Sprachin
Pike County
Dayton
J. H. Burns
Charlen
Daweon
Biliman
Batavia Cemetery
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Claims for Bronchial Ailments
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as uniquely suited to chronic throat issues and promises a complete cure for bronchitis hoarseness and all bronchial diseases. Sold by John Bunn M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn, M. D
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W.S. Ledbetter
Shreveport
DeWittt
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Lerado
D. L. Beach
Clover Nook Farm
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Chamberlain
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Anna May
Race St
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A. W. Chase Med. Co
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W. B. Eveland
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Newtown
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Morrow
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Cummisville
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Effie McFee
Labbe
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Harry Johnson
E. L. Drake
Lola Bonnel
Wil Harber
Ed Humphrey
J. J. Havens
Versailles
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
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Edenton
George Runyan
James Jordan
Runyan
Butlerville
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North Nernon
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Utica
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Cczaddale
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J. Buddeke & CO
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Union Trust Building
Incinnati
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J.C. Furr
Mi 2
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Lizzie Cooper
Said County
J.B. Winspear
8. H. Cooper
Nichols & Nichols, Attorneys
Anlit
W. A. Kain
Said
Felicia H, Kain
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Aulard
Clerk Young
Common Pleas Court
Parrott
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