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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
5
Mt Holly Beats Lindale in Six Inning Baseball Tilt
Mt Holly baseball club defeated Lindale 10 to 5 after Rohfling left the mound exhausted from a barrage of singles doubles and triples. Lindale’s fielding kept the score from a larger margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly
Lindale
Rohfling
Rohifing
Holly
Caletoria Memory Quote Echoes The Grace of Memory
The line invokes gratitude for past mercies and pleasures, urging memory to endure in darkness. A reflective expression compares remembrance to a bird singing in rain, attributed to R. L. Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stephenson
Community Notes and Visiting Guests in Local Town
Spalding and Ka Frey return from Coney Island closed for season. Covington residents Frank Sanders and wife visiting relatives. Charlies Morris and wife vacationing with Mrs. Rosa Myers. Mrs. Myrtle Duvall and children visiting her mother Mrs. Hendrixon. Frank Heizer and family Norwood. Charles Heizer, Eddie Heizer, and Helen Clifft of Mentor Ky guests of B. B. Heizer and wife. Christian church Sunday school held annual picnic at Dan Simerman's with music recitations and meals. Clifford Wood and wife of Norwood visiting Geo. Rice and wife. Lizzie Peck returns from Cincinnati and Bethel visits. Charlie King and family of Moscow visiting John Myers. Mrs. Walker and daughter visiting Mrs. E. C. Reed. Mrs. Emeline Sanders visiting city with her son Ed Sanders. Cured Hay Fever ad cites Foley's Honey and Tar relief by A N Nusbaum and D N Bunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Ka Frey
Coney Island
Frank Sanders
Covington
Charlies Morris
City
Rosa Myers
Myrtle Duvall
G. Hendrixon
Frank Heizer
Norwood
Charles Heizer
Eddie Heizer
Higginsport
Helen Clifft
Mentor
B. B. Heizer
The
Christian Church
Dan Simerman
Geo. Rice
Lizzie Peck
Cincinnati
Bethel
Charlie King and Family
Moscow
John Myers
Walker
Williamsburg
E. C. Reed
Emeline Sanders
Ed Sanders
Local social notes list visits and weddings in Afton Illinois
Alonzo Marsh and wife of Afton visit W. H. Ireton's. Mr. and Mrs. Hellman host sister Mrs. Nash of Amaila. Miss Mabel Sordwell visits in the city. Harley Caldwell attends Sardinia fair. Miss Daisy Simonton visits Clinton county. Geo. Long of Midland calls. Mr. and Mrs. Norris of Chile visit F. W. Wise. Elmer Johnson and wife of Indiana guests of his parents. Rev. Barngrover's farewell sermon. George Ireton and F. W. Wise visit O. J. Harlow family. Mrs F. W. Walker and daughter visit Chile. W. H. Ireton in Columbus. Miss Ethel Jenner stays with Dr. Redrow at Williamsburg. Ollie Long and Harry Malott wed Monday. Lost a case of Dr King’s New Life Pills mislaid at drug store amid a claim of illness and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Marsh
Afton
W. H
Ireton
Hellman
Nash
Amaila
Mabel Sordwell
Harley Caldwell
Daisy Simonton
Clinton County
Geo. Long
Midland
Mrs. Norris
Chile
Local gossip items and notable visits in town
A roundup of neighbors visiting relatives and hosting guests includes Mrs. Lillian Penfield of Birmingham visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. David Lindsey at the State fair. Rev and Mrs Taylor of Laurel. Mrs J K Thurber and Mrs Frank Rugg with Mrs Penfield. Mr and Mrs Frank Lindsey and son Carl of Elmwood as guests of Josh Silcott. Mrs Kate Mehl of Amelia visiting A J Kilgore. George Lindsley and family with Hooper Lindsley. Clinton Butler 18 starting business in Cincinnati. Edna Lindsey and Ida Warren visiting relatives. Jock Burnett and sons Simeon and Ralph with John Denham’s family. Carl Lillick visiting Canterville. E L Warren returning home after two weeks. Also an ad for Preventics cold remedy, sold by Nash Pharmacy, claiming quick protection from flu symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Coombs
Lillian Penfield
Birmingham
Ala
David Lindsey
G. W. Temple
Taylor
Laurel
J.K. Thurber
Frank Rugg
Frank Lindsey
Carlol Elmwood
Josh Silcott
Kate Mehl
Amelia
A. J. Kilgore
George Lindsley
Denham’s Hill
Hooper Lindsley
Clinton Butler
Ida Warren
Los Angeles
California
Jock Burnett
Simeon
Ralph
John Denham
Carl Lillick
Canterville
E. L. Warren
Local Social Notes Hint at Community Life and Visits
Morri Berger and family returned to Richmond after visiting relatives. Miss Mattie Barr visits Cincinnati a few days. Several residents from Mason and Madisonville call on friends here. Ward groups and individuals meet at the Zoo crowd outing. Rebekah convention planned for September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrie Berger
Richmond
Mattie Barr
Cincinnnati
Mia
Lib Grimes
Calvin Quinby
Mason
Barr
Andrew Goodpaster
John Hazleton
Monroe
Dave Kelsay
Madisonville
Marcellus Brank’s
Francia Pattison
Henry Hill
Harry McKinney
Jamies
Mre
Rachel Pierce
Mra
Ella Box
Ella Binkley
Minnie Cast
Ella Brunk
Michie Pierce
Opal Cast
Carrie Binkley
Zoo
Rachel Fry
Win
Mook
Newtonaville
Rebekah
Mre. King
Cincinnati
Gregory
Electric Bitters Promised Safe Passage for Canal Workers
High wages lure artisans to the Panama project but fever fear holds many back. Experienced users claim Electric Bitters removes malaria risk, cures blood poison, and eases stomach liver and kidney troubles with guaranteed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Highlighted in Ad
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as the kidney cure, citing Mrs. Huggins of Sardinia and others noting relief from back pain, urinary troubles, and sleepless nights. The ad promotes 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents, and urges readers to remember the name Doan's. Local social notes follow listing residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Darby
E. Fancy &J
Blanchester
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Quick Nerve Healing
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Restorative from Racine Wisconsin as a remedy for stomach troubles heart and kidney ailments claiming rapid relief by restoring stomach and heart nerves. It invites readers to request free mailed samples and mentions Nash Pharmacy as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Nash Pharmacy
Mrs. Silas McCormick Dies After Long Illness in Baptist Church Funeral
Mrs. Silas McCormick died Friday after a long illness. Funeral held Sunday at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. Buckler. Attendees from Blanchester Greensburg Connersville Batavia Dayton and Mt. healthy relatives and friends joined in the service. Various local residents hosted and visited relatives during the days surrounding the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas McCormick
Jesus
Baptist Church
Buckler
Char, Tyler
Blanchester
J. BR. Reed
Greensburg
Indiana
Mart Harrison
Alpert
Connersville
Geo. Frazee
Clyde Tone
City
Crane and Applegate
Batavia
Will Glaze
Dayton
Eldred Gleze
George Airey
Morris
Grace
Jessie Stroup
Lipa Campbell
Mt. Crab
Dr King’s New Discovery Promoted by Richmond Citizen
A Richmond resident and A D Williams urge use of Dr King’s New Discovery as a superior throat and lung remedy. They claim it cures coughs, asthma, bronchitis, croup, Whooping cough, hoarseness and more with a trial bottle offered free and guaranteed by druggists. Foley’s Kidney Cure is also advertised by D N Bunn’s Pharmacy for kidney and bladder health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J .Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &Co
Richmond
A. D. Williams
Weat Mainst
Foley
Local Note: Community Guests and Obituary Highlights
I L Laycock spent Sunday at Eaton and returned with the family who had two weeks visiting. Ed Reed and wife of Republican were Sunday guests of their daughter Mia. Laclede Kennedy and Ed Thornton and family of Desoto visited relatives. Joe Nathan of Indianapolis was a recent guest of his sister Mrs Ernestine. Camille Booth visited Miss Margaret McMurphy of Felicity. Mrs Will A Thompson visited Mrs Charles Clark. Chas Badcore and wife and son of Hamilton visiting her parents J B Dowry. Bethel Cadet Band took second prize at a band contest near Cheaster Park. Hamilton Allen, aged 70 years and 10 months, died Thursday morning. funeral Saturday at 2:80 conducted by Rev Buckles. DeCal Salt and wife entertained Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Laycock
Eaton
Ed Reed
Republican
Mia
Laclede Kennedy
Ed Thornton
Desoto
Joe Nathan
Indlapapolis
Slater
Mra
Ernestine
Camille Booth
Margaret McMurphy
Felicity
Will A. Thompson
Pioneer Passes In Glen Este At 80
A. J. South of Glen Este died at home Friday at age 80 after recent good health. He became suddenly ill, and funeral services were held there last Sunday with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. South
Glen Este
Burglar scare ends in mistaken alarm at home circle
A woman recounts hearing a noise and finding legs under the bed, only to realize they belong to her husband who had risen after the sound. The anecdote unfolds among sympathetic friends with light humor.
How to prevent rust on iron and steel goods
To prevent rust the Mechanical World prescribes dissolving camphor in hogs lard and adding black lead to create an iron colored coating. Rub iron and steel items with the mixture, leave 24 hours, then dry to keep items clean for months. Also notes Dr Shoop offers free catarrh remedies by mail from Racine Wisconsin.
After-dinner honesty and the age of grandfathers
A reflective column argues that praising ancestors for virtue is flawed. It questions the value of inherited honesty and clocks of grandfathers, noting forefathers were not better than present citizens and that praise can mask current corruption. The World.
Bishop Olmsted Wins Hearts in Denver Slums
A Denver Post feature recalls Bishop Olmsted’s three years of outreach to the city’s poor. He walked the slums in clerical attire, drawing wary glances, then respect, and finally affection as “our bishop.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Olmsted
Denver
Denver Post
New Pure Food and Drug Law Notice
Announcement that Kuieys Hoooy and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles remains unregulated by the National Pure Food and Drug Law due to containing no opiate or harmful drug. It is recommended as a remedy for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuiey
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