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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1917

Page

5

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement By Local Resident

Batavia readers see corroborating praise for Doan's Kidney Pills from W H Dowdney hardware dealer Georgetown who reports a serious kidney attack cured and, over two years later, permanently cured. Adverts say price 60c at all dealers and urge asking for Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

W. H. Dowdney Main St Georgetown Doan Mr. Dowdney Dean Dean’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. Dowdney Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo, N. Y

Local notes on band member sick at home and farm sales near Cincinnati

Robert Scott, baritone in the First Regiment headquarters band at the Cincinnati speedway, returned home Monday after a serious illness. Farm sales dominate the week with the Burske 150 acre farm bought by J. J. Cain and Shackle farm and Honnars farm sold to Rev. Lewis and T. J. Lewis respectively. A Cincinnati Automobile Club reception at Loveland honors clubhouses and 15 acres, with 119 covers. Includes social visits by Miss Mary Rogers and Miss Anna Shane of Norwood, Robert Dubois of Madisonville, and Frank Berlew. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad promises cure for catarrhal deafness.

Robert Scott Cincinnati Speedway Burske J. J. Cain Lewis St. Paul's Cathedral Shackle T J. Lewis Honnars Mary Rogers Anna Shane Norwood Robert Dubois Madisonville Frank Berlew L. L. Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia

Community News Bits and School Notes

Labor day at Twin Bridges features County Agent Stowe and Mr. Overholt. Byron Jordan opens school at Anti Bantam. Miss Loucille Strickland to teach at Macedonia. Several locals visit relatives in Harri son and Silverton. Grange and church events planned with a guest day and ice cream sale. Regular Cecelia Grange meeting set for Sep 12.

Cecelia Grangers Twin Bridges Stowe Overholt Byron Jordan Loucille Strickland Maccedonia George Moore J. A. Hilton Jesse Kain Portland Ind Jos. Davidson and Son Karl Zoo Anna King Mary Lukemier Grange Will Corbin Harry Jackson OC. KR. Moorehead L. Head Maysville T. A. Pinkham Loveland Aid Society The Bantam Presbyterian Church H. B Irene Justice Valley Club Cecelia Grange

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

A public notice extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family. It emphasizes prompt treatment for sudden colic and diarrhoea and notes the remedy provides quick relief while awaiting a physician and is widely obtainable.

Chambermain Chamberlain

Louise Perin departure party wraps up Oxford trip

Mrs Harvey Perin entertained twenty or more youths in honor of her daughter Louise departing for Oxford this week. Guests included Mrs Isaac Demar of Madisonville and Mrs Alice Beck with Mrs Olive Kilgore, Mr D and two daughters Bertha and Florence. Clifford Clark joined the group at Mrs Kilgore's. Mr Lauraman and wife visited the city and Wm Coombs with family from Lindale visited Ferris and wife. Several locals and visitors spent Sunday with Mrs Kilgore and others.

Harvey Perin Louise Oxford Isaac Demar Madisonville Alice Beck Olive Kilgore Bertha Florence Clifford Clark

Local guests and day trips noted in city social

Dr Offutt hosted guest Will Roedecker from the city on Tuesday. Wm McDonough and his wife visited Miss Annie Doughty on Sunday at Anti Bantam. Dr and Mrs Eppley with Miss Effie Hutson drove to Dayton Sunday to enjoy the Aviation field sights.

Dr. Offutt Will Roedecker City Wm. McDonough Annie Doughty Anti- Bantam Eppley Effie Hutson Dayton

Notable Local Figures Advise Township Education Progress

A list of residents and visitors from Brown County and nearby towns notes ongoing school improvements under Prof. Bradley and mentions guests and visits across Nicholsville Milford Blanchester Sharonville and Owensville. The passage also promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic remedy addressing backache rheumatic pain and kidney strain.

Local Social Roundup From Perin to Reading and Bethel

Sadie Brown returns home after visiting her ill father in Perin town. Mrs Olevia Earheart hosted Sam Meeker and family Sunday. Walter and Milton Bogart with wives drove to Reading Sunday. Mr Meyers of the city visited sister Mrs Hill. Glen Jordan son of Harry and Jessie died at grandmother Mrs Lucy Swing’s home on September 5 and was buried at Clover Saturday. Howard Manning of Bethel called on Mrs Belle Manning Sunday. Mr Swing and wife returned to Bethel. John McKever of company M stationed at Georgetown was home last week. Gilbert Lewis has been drafted to serve his country. Mrs Earheart spent a day with Rev Kellar and wife at Burg. G P Medary and wife had dinner with W W Shinkle and wife Sunday. Harry Haskell and family at Ben McKibben’s, Gus and Charles Zollars and wives at Roy Zollar’s.

Sadie Brown Perintown Olevia Earheart Sam Meeker Walter Milton Bogart Reading Mr. Meyers City Hill Glen Harry Jessie Jordan Lucy Swing Clover Howard Manning Bethel Belle Manning Mr. Swing John McKever Company M Georgetown Gilbert Lewis Earheart Rev. Kellar Burg G. P. Medary W. W. Shinkle Harry Haskell Ben McKibben Gus Charles Zollars Roy Zollar Gilbert Craver Great Lakes Training Station A. Carlier Roberta Patchell Thomas South Owensville Ella Schafroth Cincinnati Gus Carlier Emil Delore P. Delore Frank Carlier Lorado Jim Craver Joseph Buerkle Baptist Association Amelia Emma Davis Elsie M. Sapp Fred Schafroth Ella F. E. Judd M. Baldwin Elsie Davis Fort Thomas Belle Patchell John Fuhr Williamsburg Howard Bowersox Minneapolis Minn HK. K. Petterson Port Ellia Issac Harry Missouri J. F. Knight Chas. Anstead and Batavia Eph McAdams T. K. Ellis Spencer Walker Pauline Walker the Wooster University Gilbert Simcox Covington H. McNutt E. B. Holmes Heidebaugh Harmon J.B. Cover Ed Bishop J. B. Holman James Holman Chicago Harrison Moyer H. L. Moyer Charles Milford Aston M. E Hazel Meyers Theresia Beacham C. H. McNutt H. B. McNutt Everett Codling Norwood W. M. Keller M. E. Church J. H. Sentman Elburn Allen J. P. Allen Christ Hospital J. M. Doty Hamilton Marie Bishop Eaton Friends Aguillar Flaugher Madisonville N. McMillen L. E. Miller Nellie Zimmerman Frank Titus Kizzie Weaver Belle Ferree

Safe Remedy for Children

Chas. Baker of Brownsville Texas recommends Foley's Honey and Tar for children's coughs noting it contains no opiates. He says it brings quick and lasting relief and stops coughs. Sold everywhere.

Chas. Baker Brownsville Tex Foley

Sunday Socials and Local Notes Skim City With Visits

A string of visits fills a Sunday diary as John Apgar and wife share time with the Will Hollands. Miss Albertine Hutchinson is hosted by John Ireton. Newton Collier and Ruby May visit his sister Mrs. Burdsall. Gladys Hathaway and sister visit Cora Hensel. Herbert Rowan family visit Robert and wife. Curry party hosts Malott family Chaney and Celia Louise. Ridings and Dr Needham spend day at caves. Theodore Burdsall plans a short city stay. Norwood guests James Babbitt visit H Anderson. Predmore family in city. William Leeds and Redmond Fitzgerald plus Dr. Frank Johnson visit J. R. Johnson. A newspaper notice urges Foley Kidney Pills with a customer endorsement from Mrs. J. Ellis of Sioux Falls for kidney relief.

John Apgar Winslow Park Will Holland Albertine Hutchinson John Ireton Newton Collier Ruby May Burdsall Gladys Hathaway Owensville Cora Hensel Herbert Rowan Harold Greenberry Robert Rowan Curry Malott Agnes Mr. Chaney Dodsonville Celia Louise City Ridings Dr. Needham Theodore Burdsall James Babbitt Norwood H. Anderson A. G. Predmore Donald William Leeds Redmond Fitzgerald Hyde Park Frank Johnson Fayetteville J. R. Johnson

Lytle reunion largest in its history on Labor Day

Ninety members attended the Lytle reunion at the old home stead for Labor Day with a bountiful dinner. Charles Kincaid and wife joined the Woodmen fish fry at Mt. Pisgah. Frank Liston left for Hoop er Nebraska and will visit his brother Rev William Liston in Apple River Ll en route.

Old Homestead Labor Day Charles Kincaid Mt. Pisgah Frank Liston Hooper Neb William Liston Apple River Leona Batavia Miriam Hair City Charlies Mossman Henry Danby Bantam Fair Ground Forest Lytle Byangaline Chambers

High Prices and Sickness Warn of Costly Illnesses

The notice urges preventive care against rising living costs and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to combat colds coughs and croup early. It claims prevention is cheaper than doctor bills and states the product is sold everywhere.

Foley

Local Social Notes Highlight Families Visiting Nearby

Gilbert Craver visits sister and family in town while Roberta Patchell and others spend Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Ella Schafroth travels to Cincinnati, and a large group gathers for dinners and visits across Owensville Crosstown Monterey and Lorado basic locales. Old age remark followed by Chamberlain’s Tablets ad ends the feature.

Local Social Notices Highlight Missouri Visitors and Reunions

Isaac Harry from Missouri spent Friday with Mrs. Kate Hunter and daughters. Marion Hutchinson and Miss An na Hutchinson were Sunday guests of W. H. Hunter in Lynchburg. J. K. White and family, Will Thiery and Homer Ashton with spouses were also guests. The Fletcher families held their annual reunion at Frank Wise’s home with 34 present. Hazel Matthis of Williamsburg resigned as Harbaugh school teacher. Gladys McKeever succeeded her. Stanley Smith visited New Hope. Pearl Hutchinson visited Isa Hunter in Lynchburg. James Troy of Nicholsville recently visited W. H. Jones and family.

Isaac Harry Missouri Kate Hunter Marion Hutchinson Anna Hutchinson W. H. Hunter Lynchburg J. K. White Will Thiery Homer Ashton Robert Brothers James Shumard Will Nichols Homer Johnson C. L. Jones Henry Hobson Beulah Gladys McKeever Hattie Glancy Lyda Varney Stanley Smith New Hope Pearl Hutchinson Isa Hunter James Troy Nicholsville W. H. Jones

How to Give Good Advice Across a Prudent Example

How to give good advice by setting a solid example. Observers imitate the swift relief others find using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in longstanding use with an excellent reputation.

Uchamberlain

Summerside Social Notes and Local Political Hopes

Delayed item from Summerside notes Rev B E Wright returns as minister sought by congregation. Mrs Nannie Grove of Chillicothe to visit relatives L P Moore hosts guests. Chas Meier entertaining daughters from out of town. Schmidt of Cincinnati and Hauck of Georgetown visit Kettler home. Moore, Summerside merchant, runs for township clerk Independent ticket. California visitors and Dean’s Ointment ad ends.

B. E. Wright Wright Nannie Grove Chillicothe L. P. Moore Chas. Meier Edna Charlotte Alma Schmidt Cincinnati Leonard Hauck Georgetown Otto Kettler Summerside George Schneider Jones State of California

Relatives and visitors gather in local area over Labor Day

Delayed item notes B F Lindsey and wife hosting Cincinnati relatives Sunday and Monday Henry Donnerberg at King's Mill Maud Valentine and friend from Cincinnati at Dr Valentine Dale Brumagem and wife Batavia Carl Custer New Richmond Harry Hawkins Twelve Mile visitors at Theo Brumagem's Rev Allbaugh Jamestown preached at Baptist church Bert Nesbit Dayton family visited last Sunday. Constipation blamed for many ills and Chamberlains Tablets recommended to improve bowels appetite and digestion.

B. F. Lindsey Cincinnati Henry Donnerberg King's Mille Maud Valentine Bert Nesbit Dayton

Community News Highlights From Local Families

A roundup of visits, trips, and gatherings as Mason area residents host relatives and friends from Dayton Columbus Norwood Batavia Covington and Missouri. School year opens with PTA meeting. residents note travels, illness surgeries, and a Burdock Blood Bitters ad.

Local social notes include Cincinnati visits and Owensville greetings

Mrs. W. B. Knight and Miss Mattie Sav age shopped in Cincinnati. Rev. E. W. Thornton and family visited Norwood, with Mary Lou. Thelma Snell was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Laura Rapp. D. K. Carpenter and wife hosted Geo. Devine and wife in Linwood. Grace Snell stayed with Gail McMahan in Lawshe. Nell Stuart and babies from Owensville visited Mrs. A. C. Lovell. McKinnon of Shane Bros Milling Co. Minnesota spent Monday with J. W. Snell. Lucille Foster of Madisonville visited grandmother Mrs. Lucinda Daugherty. Grace Snell traveled to Cincinnati Tuesday. Mrs. Marsh of Owensville spent Sunday here. Rufus Pattison and wife of Owensville visited their daughter Mrs. A. Lovell Sunday.

W. B. Knight Mattie Savage Cincinnati E. W. Thornton Mary Lou Norwood Thelma Snell Laura Rapp D. K. Carpenter Linwood Geo. Devine Grace Snell Gail McMahan Lawshe Nell Stuart Babies Owensville

Married couple and guests visit towns in region

A. J. Allen and family from Milord visit T. F. Lyon. Mrs Melvina Brunk stays with Milford relatives. Mrs Minnie Cast and Mrs Belle Pickelheimer visit Chillicothe husbands. Mrs Barr of Greenfield visits Blanche Barr. Mrs Alice Sutton visits Mrs Miller. Mrs Ella Binkley of Fayetteville stays a week. Nora Doughman is sick. Lewie Barr visits Springboro. Cecil Pierce and Allen Jonas attend Milford high school. Russel Little and Miss Mary Fawley wed Wednesday. friends offer congratulations.

A. J. Allen Milord T. F. Lyon Melvina Brunk Milford Minnie P. Cast Belle Pickelheimer Chillicothe Barr Greenfield Blanche Barr Alice Sutton Miller Ella Binkley Fayetteville Nora Doughman Lewie Barr Springboro Cecil Pierce Allen Jonas Russel Little Mary Fawley

Local social visitors and travels noted this week

Ties and guests mark a busy period with T E Mattox and wife visiting Wilbur Mattox family Locust Corner. Bethel street carnival attendees include Mrs H Kearns and Mrs A Boyce. Mrs Fred Hayford of Bethel vacationing with Miss Jennie Kearns and others.

Local residents visit and call on friends Friday

Mrs Theodore Bennett and Mrs Leo Kiester of a res Corner visited here Friday. Several city visitors and friends are noted including Mrs Jacob Heil and daughter Sadie. Mr and Mrs Chapman and Arthur prey called on Mrs Rose Ayer. Fred Lipps family visited Fred Zimmerman and wife at Wit amaburg. Labor Day reunions and visits are mentioned among residents from Bellefontaine and East End.

Theodore Bennett Leo Kiester Res Amelia Dr . T. Behymer Fred Lipps Fred Zimmerman Wne Sam Beechelmer Witamaburg

How to Remove Cinders From Eyes

A medicine dropper may help remove cinders from the eyelids by suction with fluids. A small pointed roll of soft paper may also prove useful in drawing out the particles.

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