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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1912

Page

5

Doan’s Kidney Pills a tested home remedy ad and local notices

A long advert promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with endorsements from Mrs. Rachel Garner of Love land Ohio and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. The page also lists local notices of births and visits, plus warnings against mercury in Catarrh cures and a medical ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It concludes with a pitch for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues and local social items.

Rachel Garner Jackson St Loveland Ohio Hall F. J Cheney & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney & Co

Community Notes and Personal Visits in Lynchburg Area

Mrs Martha Thirey visits sister Mrs Mary Moore in Lynchburg while another sister undergoes surgery last week. Mrs Cora Whitaker dies after long illness with funeral at home and burial in Owensville. Local visits include Miss Fannie Leeds Norwood and Miss Eva Hunt Linwood, and families in Five Mile Newport and Milford. Electri c Bitters praised by Chas B Allen of Sylvania Ga as cure for rheumatism liver stomach and kidney troubles. advertised price 60 cents.

Martha Thirey Mary Moorehead Lynchburg Cora Whitaker O. O Dan Cover Elizabeth South J. D. Shannon Goldie L. M. Shinkle Five Mile Nellie Tolle Newport Lovell Will Duchemin Pleasant Valley James Glancy Magee Adams Milford Hanford Thiery Chas. Brown Norwood Chas. B. Allen Sylvania

Social Notes From Cincinnati to Portamouth and More

Mrs. Ella Timberlake of Cincinnati visits Mrs. A B Cleveland. Mrs Schaeffer of Portamouth guests Mrs George Gates. Ken sington Club hosts Thursday afternoon with Miss Ergeneker Mrs Terrill and Mrs Offutt present. The Smith and Uirey reunion held at Charles Uirey’s on Labor Day. Mrs Holden of Pittsburg visits Mrs Schump. State fair attendees J B Dawson and wife from Cincinnati. Union Chapel surprises Nina Behymer and Mrs B F Moyer. Mrs Ludgmue hosts a gathering from the city. Claude Houser visits his parents Will and Mrs Houser. Bucklen s Arnica Salve praised for burns boils cuts and bruises with ads mentioning price.

Ella Timberlake Cincinnati A. B. Cleveland Schaeffer Portamouth George Gates Will Hall Kensington Club Ergeneker Hartwell Terrill P. M. Offutt B. F. Moyer Smith and Uirey Charles Uirey Holden Pittsburg Schump Perry Mr. Senice J. B. Dawson Columbus Union Chapel Nina Behymer Ludgmue Claude Houser City Will Houser Hunday

Local Notes and Social Roundup From Springfield Area

Mrs Ellis DeBruler lies critically ill with family at her bedside including her father John Green and sisters Daisy Powell and Sam Brooks of Springfield. Cincinnati visitors Will Hartshorn and wife vacationing with his parents here. Cler montville residents Frank Chambers and wife spent Sunday with his mother. Miss Carolyn Glaser left for a teaching position in Troy Ohio. Our schools reopen September 9. Mrs Walter Miller visited her father William Dick last week. State fair attendees from here included Thos Houser and wife D Utter and wife Raymond Dawson and many others. Mrs B P Ingram hosted Cincinnati club members here last Wednesday. Mrs Louise DeVol and daughters entertain Miss Lillie Schneider of Piqua. Frank Gallagher and daughter returned to Pittsburg after visiting T J Gallagher and wife. Mrs W H Hughes, wife of Dr Hughes, is ill. Ralph Turton and Glenn Turner visited Coney Island. Rev Parker attended the M E conference at Troy and plans study at theological school next year. Sueete spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Dr Sadler estimates about 90 000 000 in wages lost annually to the U S due to colds. Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound recommended by A C Nash.

Ellis DeBruler John Green Daisy Powell Sam Brooks Springfield Will Hartshorn Cincinnati Frank Chambers Clermontville Carolyn Glaser Troy Ohio Walter Miller City William Dick Columbus Thos, Houser D. Utter Raymond Dawson Mr. Fletcher Clark Sargent Ed Ernst Arthur Kayser Ben Cushard Howard Cushard Ed Laugh Howard Glaser Frank Jarman A. E. Gentry T. J. Gallagher W. H. Hughes Hughes Ralph Turton Glenn Turner Coney Island Rev. Parker Sueete Will Frazee Irma Funk Mowrystown Walter Bainum Robert Mitchell Milford Hal Boggess Bethel E. Metzgar Lizzie Lillie Pauline Etna Myers Will Elrod Elton Naomi Williamsburg Harry Hutson E. J. Fagley Reading Mildred Brett Felicity E. P. Goodwin Agnes Widmeyer Hyde Park Hattie Widmeyer Ava Clare Gladys L. D. Kennedy Ashbury Parker Will Smith Mildred Dora Parker W. OC. Forsythe Herrodsburg J.C. Taylor Mary Julia Page Edna Hutson Sam Page Chas. Grey Maude Moberry Canton Geo. Halse Andy Dean Ida Jennings Lettie Cynthianna Clancey Shinkle Williamstown Beach Wesley McKingie Williamsboro Luella Hulme Will McNutt Ind Verles Bookout Dayton Harry Dillman Richard Coney Glen Swing Oxford College John Littleton Rosa Fairmount J. K. Morris Joe West Russellville Byron Moyer Cleveland Anna Hancock Grace Crantz Chas. Simons Pt. Isabel Sallie Rick Ada Schenk Carrie Godfrey Wm. Kratzer L. E. Miller Colorado Mary Fisk Carrie Mittendorf Kate Lukemire Low Lakemire Afton Eugene Hull Lippert Williamsburg Cemetery Thomas Lenair Baby Portsmouth Ella Hines Emilie Heizer Covington Leona Heizer Absalom Summers Amber Rebecca Bishop Summers Nellie Zimmerman Titus Collinsville J. M. Doty Howard George Lidington Martha Newport Edith Long Harry Lakemire Hillsboro R. C. Franz J. C. Smith William Hunter Johson Ella Holmes Mary Hughes Ruth Conner Lucy Curtis Will Wharton Florence McAdams Laura McKeever Lovington Harry McAdams Linwood Riley McAdams Orie Frazier Batavia Harold O. Clerke Jane Tice Ida Atchley W.S. Atchley D. W. Atchley T. R. Hartman John McLung Barbara Gardener

Delayed Crosstown notices include marriages and local moves

The parish notes report the engagement of Ida Brewer and James Malott, visits by George Foster’s party to New Hope, and William Bingaman’s family planning a move to Warren county. Others announce farm sales, farewells, guests, and local health remedy endorsements.

Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Promotes Quick Relief

An old ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as quick safe and sure relief for constipation biliousness indigestion and liver derangement. The salesman warns neglect leads to trouble and claims pills cost 25 cents at druggists.

Dr. King

Various Local Visits and Notes From Elklick

Community members travel between Hillsboro Newport and Cincinnati visiting relatives and friends. The column lists numerous social visits, guests at homes, and family gatherings across Elklick and nearby towns with a short aside praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and its trusted use.

Social Roundup of Local Residents and Guests

Delayed notes recount visits and dinners of Mr and Mrs Frank Rick and daughter Lolita of Cincinnati with Mrs Zadoc Rice Mr Harry Moyer hosted a Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Rick and daughter Lolita Mr and Mrs James G Rice son and wife Mrs John Fs Ferree and others Also listed are Friday and Saturday gatherings at various homes with neighbors and relatives in the area

Frank Rick Lolita Zadoc Rice Harry Moyer Cincinnati James G. Rice John Fs Ferree Andy Ingamon Tommy

A Jolly Party Hosted By Music Teacher

Mrs Zuella Pease Laub entertained a class of 80 on her Amelia area lawn last Wednesday. The event featured lawn games with prizes for winners, refreshments, and photographs by Raymond Copeland. The friendly gathering ended with thanks to the hostess and anticipation of future events.

Zuella Pease Laub Amelia Raymond Copeland Laurie

Light Vote Cast and Local Referendum Results

Batavia township precincts report 9 to 29 preference tallies with Woman Suffrage defeated and saloon licensing likely approved statewide. Good Road Proposition fails in cities while local voting notes and social rounds fill the rest of the community items.

Batavia Township

Greenberry News Notes State Fair Attendees and Local Visits

Residents from Greenberry report attending the State fair last week. Henry Hobson and family visited his son James Hobson and wife near Blanchester. Miss Goldie Johnson stayed with sister Ada Shriner in Edenton while Carroll Jones and family spent Sunday there. Alvin Hamilton plans to move to Madisonville after renting his farm. Jacob Lange and wife visited N. B. Wallace and wife in town. Mrs. W. H. Jones and daughters shopped in Williamsburg. John Chaney and wife of Norwood visited relatives here. Marion McFeeters spent Sunday evening with a friend in Milford. Local youths attended a ball game at Williamsburg on Monday. Edna Williams spent last week in the city.

Amelia Elva Chatman Hyde Park Anna Jones Nellie Gilfillen New Richmond Lucille Curry Tom Canter Cincinnati John Carr Kyle Fagin Mt. Auburn Lizzie Fagin George Armacost Walnut Hills Nellie Coleman Ludlow Crescent Springs Amanda Nichols Tulsa Okla Norma Schoaf Madisonville Geneva S[dlett James Taylor Indiana Robert Flora Ben Mattox Fred Kearns Fay Gustin W. J. Baker Eva Keen Troy Harry Robinson George Denham John Drummond Howard Polacca Ariz Henry Hobson James Hobson Blanchester Goldie Johnson Ada Shriner Edenton Carroll Jones Alvin Hamilton Jacob Lange City N. B. Wallace W. H. Jones Williamsburg John Chaney Norwood Marion McFeeters Milford Edna Williams

Barred on Pay for Election Board and Inspectors

Attorney General issues opinion to Prosecuting Attorney C. W. Peatty of Harrison county. It states election board members are not entitled to extra pay for this election and confirms that challengers and inspectors cannot receive compensation.

C. W. Peatty Harrison County Secretary of State

Traveling party fright on crossing car track near Sweet Wine

A touring car near Sweet Wine last week skidded into a traction track. All but one of the party escaped. an aged lady was unable to free herself and was fatally injured by the car before it could be stopped. Authorities caution to be careful crossing the car track.

Sweet Wine Dad

Notice of repair shop at Griffie's old stand Batavia

Sam offers all kinds of work including repairs blacksmithing rubber-tiring wagon-making at his shop and feed stable located at Sixth and Main streets Batavia 0. 8. Griffie's old stand H. H. Brinkman notice to the public.

Sam Batavia Griffie Fueds H. H. Brinkman

Bridge collapse injures team during crossing near Williamsburg

One day last week George Medary returning from Bethel crossed a bridge that broke with his valuable team in the middle, dropping 25 feet. The driver and team were unhurt but greatly frightened as taxpayers face dangerous breaks.

George Medary Williamsburg Bethel

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Tiply Dean Maple Grove Sherman Shorley Albert Nichols L. J. Hawley Eva Goff Otto Warner Newtonsville Elda Weaver Lindsey Mary Maham Katherine McArthur Charles Fishback Harry H. L. Roush John Compton Monterey Bucklen Moscow Crosstown Ida Brewer James Malott George Foster New Hope William Bingaman Warren County Ruffner Rose Hassentritz Bufffalo James Caldwell Dent Malott Redrow Williamsbure Walter Redrow Chamberlain All Druggiate Ezra Elklick Wm. Glancy Clarence Willenbrink Mr. Schaltstall Hazel Lyons Irma Brooks Alvin Hilgmire Chas. Moorehead Boston Geo. Hugo Smith Bridgeton Foley Iever A. C. Nash West Point Fletcher Castoria Lehigh Portland Agency For American Fence Oliver and Imperial C. W. Seyler
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