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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1914
Page
5
A long list of visits and travels appears, detailing residents going to Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana, with relatives and friends visiting in Felicity, Cincinnati, Canton, and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Grigsby Parvin, Mr Blery Anderson, Miss Audrey Williams, Miss Claudie Campbell, and families such as the Badgleys and Blusteins.
Local items recount a Batavia resident praising Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. A Eimer of Water Street Batavia. The page lists regional social visits and travel notes for Batavia and surrounding communities including Amelia, Sandusky and Cincinnati with multiple residents visiting relatives and hosting guests.
Local residents report Geo Lindsey selling his Mt Pisgah area farm and renting Harry Haggerty’s new house while Mrs Lindsey and children visit city and Forestville. Others travel to Harvest Home at Coney Island, and several locals host or visit friends in Cincinnati and Middletown. A medical ad touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure from Toledo, with claims of mercury-free internal use.
Frank Heizer and family of Deer Park were guests of J. N. Judd and wife, with Miss Anna Pelphrey returning home after a two month visit in Paintsville Kentucky. Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner of Mt. Holly and Mrs. Martha Furlong of Newtown visited Mrs. J. H. Beck. J. N. Judd and wife left for Mud Springs Indiana for rheumatism treatment. Mr. Alexander and W. H. Rose of Bethel were guests of A. J. Kilgore. Mrs. P. M. Offutt was in the city Thursday. Miss Mitchel Day entertained friends from the city Sunday. J. B. Houser and family visited the Zoo. Miss Clara Match and Louis Mett of Severe married at the bride’s parents’ home. Disny? Bilious Constipated Dr King’s New Life Pills cure biliousness and constipation aiding digestion. Bo all druggists.
The ad proclaims Sloan's Liniment delivers fast relief to rheumatic pains around joints without rubbing. It promotes general use for pains, bruises, cuts, sore throat, neuralgia and chest pains with a customer testimonial from Chas H Wentworth of California and a 25 cent price at druggists.
Frank Wissel and Albert Grotie spent last Friday at Blanchester fair. Families and friends, including Hartmetz, Patchell, Speidel, Weler, Golier, and Connelly, are noted for Sunday visits and entertaining in Owensville, Kings Mills, Newtown, Crosstown, Linwood, and Cleveland.
Fall cough or cold may lead to serious lung trouble and weaken vitality. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey offers relief for adults and children, soothing throat and lungs, loosening phlegm, antiseptic action, and fortifying against colds. Guaranteed relief at 20 cents at your druggist.
Mr and Mrs J F Kash entertain Miss Clemma Lacey of Hazelgreen Kentucky and Miss Ada McCall of Charleston West Virginia visiting their parents J Z McCall. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hill hosted Miss Gladys Madison and Fred Jones of Norwood. A new baby boy arrived for Mr and Mrs P Liggett. Mr and Mrs James Padgett spent Saturday.
Rev and Mrs Wright shopped in the city last week. Mrs Berry and her niece visit Mr and Mrs Everett Weak. John Apgar and wife with Miss Carrie Matthews visit Wilson Hollands. Maggie Orebaugh and son Lowell occupy their home after a western year. Predmore and wife hosted uncle Mr Jones and son Arthur of Nixon. Rich Reynolds moves into Mrs Conovers property and hosts Christy, Davidson, Clemons, and Smith. Ball game attendance in Owensville. Ray Work hosts Wenzel family and Miss Blanche Smith. Ireton family and Dr Fomorin dine with Harvey Bighams. White visitors come from Linwood and Franklin. Chamberlains Liniment advertised for aches and rheumatism.
Robert Hunter Jr. travels to Cleveland for government post while relatives visit Blanchester and nearby towns. A Friday supper by Willing Workers, and a Ladies' Aid meeting, anchor a week of hospitality. Numerous Sunday visits, dinners, and young people attend the Blanchester fair. Edna B Ogden becomes a Oxford teacher.
Social visits and family news from Hyde Park to Clifton Heights mark a bustling week in Williamsburg. An open air Batavia Chautauqua fundraiser concert is announced for September 3 ahead of September 5 to 10 events. The town mourns Hester A. Fitzwater and recalls local connections, while many residents travel, visit relatives, and host guests across the region. Labor Day plans include two home games with Sciotoville and Burg, and local church suppers and union meetings wrap a busy period.
A child admonishes that unjust gain brings grief once and for all, urging moral restraint over taking advantage of others and embracing fair conduct.
M. J. Perkins of Green Bay Wisconsin praises Citrolax as the ideal laxative drink after disappointing results from pills oils and salts. The ad claims Citrolax relieves sick headache sour stomach lazy liver and congested bowels and credits Nasi Pharmacy with offering the product.
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