Death of infant Charlotte Louise Boles in Cincinnati hospital
The eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan Boles died shortly after a surgical operation in Cincinnati. Funeral services will be held at the family home with a Lutheran minister and interment in Mt Moriah cemetery. The notice also covers local social chatter including reunions and visits, plus advertisements and health remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Louise
Allan Boles
Cincinnati
Mt. Moriah
Harry Henry
Blanchester
W. J. Muzzy
Anna Danby
Carroll Danby
Branch Hill
Lytle Homestead
Charles Danby
Adaline
City
Hazel Green
Mt. Washington
Olin Fagin
B.F. Wylie
Alma
William Wright
Berne
Ind
St. Louis
Frank Hill
John Moerlin
Mary Bissantz
Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Locust Corner Social Roundup From Jacksonville to Owensville
Locust Corner notes list visits and gatherings among residents. Mrs C J Eppert and family of Jacksonville Fla visit local relatives. Miss Mayme Wilson returns from Owensville. Jesse Banford family stay with Jess Cross. several locals entertain guests from city Owensville Hyde Park Linwood Sioux City and Amelia. The fragment ends with garbled lines about services and a sum $22.
Diarrhoea Remedy Advised For Children
An old newspaper notice promotes Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for children one year or older. It recommends giving the remedy at first sign of loose stools and following with castor oil. The ad notes a price of four quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Old Bethel Church to Mark 100th Anniversary Observance
The 100th anniversary of Old Bethel church will be observed September 15 with an all day meeting and a cordial invitation extended to all. A program appears on another page. The Ladies Helping Circle will meet at Mrs. Oscar Leffler home Thursday afternoon. Presbyterians will host a picnic on G T Browns lawn Thursday. School starts Monday September 9. Residents visiting include John Morehead and wife Mt Washington Birch Canter and wife Hyde Park with Charles Morehead family Henry Malott wife and baby with Oscar Stayton wife Miller Knight wife with Wm Knight family David Cochran wife Hamersville and Mise Della Day of Covington.
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Old Bethel Church
Oscar Leffler
Presbyterian Sunday School
G. T Brown
John Morehead
Mt. Washington
Birch Canter
Hyde Park
Charles Morehead
Henry Malott
Varied local visitors and travels fill area notices
Tom Canter and family from Northside visited Mr and Mrs John Carr. Miss Alice Hunt of Olive Branch called on friends. Gordon Hicks of Camp Sherman stayed overnight. Mrs Elmer Herbert and daughter from Bethel visited Mrs Bainum. A C Kearns of Washington DC is home for a few days. Elizabeth Eppert and daughter Josie of Mt Washington stay with Mrs Wilbur Mattox. Nellie Coleman visited friends in Williamsville. Al Blocher and family from Bethel spent Sunday with W O Hutson. Cliff Hill and family from Price Hill visited Mrs Belle Kirgan. Olive Swein and Edgar from Dayton spent days here. Ruth Porter of Washington DC vacations with Frank Porter and wife. Daniel Bowers and wife of Morrow visited Lafayette Nash. Charley Corbly of Colorado visits Jasper Malick. Marie Edwards returned from Chicago. Tom Huling and wife from Dayton visited W Drake. Annabel Flora returned from Oxford and left for Plainville school. Local attendance at Philadelphia meeting at Mt Holly. George Halse family and Simeon Swem family from Bethel, plus W G Morgan from Cincinnati, honored Edgar Swem's birthday. Clyde Underwood and Ruth Smith married in Dayton and spent days with Marshall Underwood. Mrs John Pommert visited city relatives Friday. Nee Bethymer returned to Harper Kansas.
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Tom Canter
Northside
John Carr
Alice Hunt
Olive Branch
Gordon Hicks
Camp Sherman
Elmer Herbert
Bethel
Bainum
A. C. Kearns
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Eppert
Josie
Mt. Washington
Wilbur Mattox
Nellie Coleman
Frank Porter
Daniel Bowers
Morrow
Lafayette Nash
Charley Corbly
Colorado
Jasper Malick
Marie Edwards
John Edwards
Chicago
Ill
Tom Huling
Dayton
W. Drake
Annabel Flora
Oxford
Plainville
O. B. Myrick
Mt. Holly
George Halse
Hazel
Simeon Swem
Homer Swem
W. G. Morgan
Cincinnati
Swem
Edgar Swem
Clyde Underwood
Ruth Smith
Chamberlain Tablets Restore Health For Weak Stomachs
The relief from Chamberlain's Tablets is praised for weak stomachs and impaired digestion. In many cases the relief is permanent and sufferers are said to be completely restored to health.
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Chamberlain
Croquet Club Host at Weat St. Residence
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Page entertained the Croquet Club at their Weat Street home for an all day gathering on Monday. Guests included W. N. Bainum of Milford and family, Sheriff Bert Swing of Batavia, Dr. C. C. Davison and wife, H. B. Hutson, Allen Harris and wife, Edna Hutson, Marie Ryan, Virginia Trenner, Mary Blocher, Elizabeth and Francis Davison, Philip Hutson, Allen Lee Harris, Owen Davison, Opal Cuthbert of Dayton, Helen Richards of Cincinnati, Ines Fee, Cassidy Grimes and daughter of Hyde Park, and W. P. Richards. Albert Deem of Norwood visited with friends earlier in the week. Mrs. Hattie Ball hosted visitors Howard Ball and family of Oakley.
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O. L. Page
Weat St
W. N. Bainum
Milford
Bert Swing
Batavia
H. B. Hutson
C. C. Davison
Allen Harris
Edna Hutson
Marie Ryan
Virginia Trenner
Mary Blocher
Elizabeth
Francis Davison
Philip Hutson
Allen Lee Harris
Owen Davison
Opal Cuthbert
Dayton
Helen Richards
Incinnati
Ines Fee
Mra
Cassidy Grimes
Hyde Park
W. P. Richards
Albert Deem
Norwood
Hattie Ball
Howard
Oakley
Local residents share news from town and nearby
Second Lieutenant Harley Simcox of Michigan visits home folks while Grace Spence and family head to Dayton Ohio for winter. A series of obituaries and visits across Cincinnati, Erlanger, Nashville, Milford, and Washington DC follow, with a Civic Service Flag dedication at Stonelick Catholic church and other community happenings.
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Stonelick Catholic Church
Father Knob
Cure Story by Lima Woman with Chamberlain Tablets
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio says two years of stomach trouble and bilious spells improved rapidly after using Chamberlain's Tablets. The testimonial notes quick relief and renewed health.
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Chamberlain
Emma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Edenton Social Notes From Newtonville to Milford
Edenton residents mingle with visiting relatives during Sunday calls. Families including the Fawleys Little and Yeomans, Cramer and Binkley, plus Dr Rutledge and Mrs Jonas are listed as hosting or visiting in towns such as Newtonville Norwood Batavia and Mason.
Social Notes From Columbus and Neighbors
Local column lists guests and travels including Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Walker visiting Columbus and Chicago, Rev. T. F. Smith to Cincinnati, Edward T. Zimmerman enlisting for Camp Sherman, and widespread visits of friends and relatives across Indiana Ohio and Illinois during Labor Day week. Names include J. B. Innis J. R. Fuhr Hestaline Dawson and more with multiple family gatherings and out-of-town trips.
SELECT SEED CORN
Farmers should choose seed corn early due to high prices last year and uncertain yields. With dry heat reducing kernels, select ears from standing corn and dry them properly, hanging to ensure air circulation. Avoid excessive heat and damp or sunlit spots.
Miller Fined for Overcharging Mill Feed in Winchester
L M Hunter, owner of Winchester Mills, to pay 26 to the Red Cross after the State Food Administration found excessive mill feed prices. Four other firms statewide were penalized for overcharging as high food prices provoke concerns of a broader raid. Authorities warn against producers wholesalers or retailers and promise action.
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L.M. Hunter
Winchester Mills
Winchester
Red Cross
State Food Administration
European invention uses carbonic acid gas to spray plaster
A European device uses carbonic acid gas to spray mortar on walls accelerating setting. The system presses gas to mix with plaster, speeding construction work and improving application.
Material Arrival Rushes for Nitrate Plant at Ancor
Material for the nitrate plant at Ancor is arriving rapidly with about 50 cars of lumber unloaded daily, totaling around 80,000. Some 500 men are unloading and stacking lumber on newly purchased land, with up to 1500 workers by Saturday. Wages range from 4.12 dollars for common labor to 7 dollars for carpenters, with teams at 10 dollars. 40 newly painted tracks arrived Saturday for lumber transport, ground softness from rain making track use difficult. Air Nitrates Corp moved departments from the Tenth Floor of the First National Bank Building in Cincinnati to the Ancor plant, with executive offices remaining in the bank building.
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Ancor
Air Nitrates Corporation
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Bank
Darwinian Implications Noted In Infant Feet Posture
A report argues a newborn’s foot structure proves descent from tree dwelling ancestors. It notes inward feet and tightly pressed toes resemble primate resting posture. The text compares leg proportions of infants to adult humans, aligning with evolutionary theory.
Boyly Wants Across The Week List Of Toys And Contraptions
The El Paso Times notes a boy's varied wishes for a long list of playful items including a mandolin pistol razor false mustache bull pup magic lantern detective badge motorcycle mud turtle fiddle printing press stamp album tame rat camera squirt gun baseball suit and roller skates.
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el Paso Times
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Nelson’s Business College
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J. O. Fuhr
Edward T. Zimmerman
Selective Service
Harry Jester
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Stewart McCollum
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Labor Day
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Robert Still
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Katherine Kain
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Ross Knight
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Grant Chance
Chas
Steinman
Mandy, C
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Bertha
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