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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1910

Page

5

Lindale community notes and upcoming events

Local residents are listed with brief updates from Amelia and Lindale including Myrtle Mott starting school, Maude Green hosting the Busy Bee Club, and several residents visiting Cincinnati or calling on kin. An ice cream festival and box social for Lindale Baptist church is planned at the Grange Hall on September 11. Also appears an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.

Myrtle Mott Amelia Maude Green Busy Bee Club Alma Horn Batavia Emma Brumagen Russell Valentine Norwood Rholphing Cincinnati Will Myers New Richmond Rosa Brumagen Will Coombs Della Donham Clara Donham Baptist Association Annie Dugan Carthage Grange Hall Lindale Lindale Baptist Church

Social at Jackson's schoolhouse for church benefit

Members of Spring Grove M E church plan a Friday social at Jackson's schoolhouse on September 16 to raise funds for the church. Refreshments will be served and admission is free with all invited to participate.

Spring Grove M. E. Church Jackson’s Sarah Light Franklin J. Shephard Wm. Dolby Franklin Cemetery

Community notes and social visits across Cincinnati and Ohio towns

Mrs. Walter Cramer visited Cincinnati and Springfield with the I. O. O. F. home and Cincinnati Rebecca Lodge. Others attended the State and county fairs, visited friends in Sanders Ky and Columbus Ohio, and many families hosted guests. Local schools opened under named teachers. An advert extols Electric Bitters as a tonic for strained nerves and vital organs, with endorsements and pricing.

When Merit Wins for Kidney Health Pills

Foley Kidney Pills claim to cure disease and restore vigor by addressing kidney and bladder disorders. They promise relief for back ache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness from kidney or bladder issues, sold by all druggists.

Foley J. Sibball Grand View Wis Jacob Wilmert Lincoln

Social Notes and a Medical Endorsement for Foley's Honey and Tar

Miss Pearl Ellis of Batavia visits relatives this week while George Nordyke and wife of Amelia call on J. A. Planck family. Robt. Adams of Lexington, Ky., visits his mother Mrs. Beulah V. Adams. N. F. Hurdle traveled to Cincinnati last Monday. A testimonial from F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a lifesaver for a severe bronchial illness in her child, noting the remedy cured coughing and choking spells. sold by all druggists.

Miss Pearl Ellis Batavia George Nordyke Amelia J. A. Planck Robt. Adams Lexington Beulah V. Adams N. F. Hurdle Cincinnati F. Marti St. Joe Mich Foley

Local residents noted visiting relatives and events

Miss Henrietta Worthington visited Milford relatives. John Works family welcomed a baby girl east of town. A J Kriskaddon and wife of George town visited sister A N Genet. E E Griswold called on Fayettenville friends. Mrs Jos Wiggins and son Reid attended the Queen City exposition. Mrs Ora Warman of Madisonville visited relatives. Lottie Smith visited Queen City and Ohio Valley Exposition. Sherman Griswold returned to Oklahoma after an extended visit. Mrs George Warman attended the Exposition. Miss Irene and Ada Bennard were guests of Uncle J F Smith. Mrs A N Genet hosted Miss Mary Adair of Fayetteville. Mattie Chaney, city, guest of her parents. Mrs Alice Bateman Olga and Elizabeth Pfeister guests at Thomas Smith’s home.

Henrietta Worthington Milford John Works A. J. Kriskaddon Georgetown A. N. Genet E. E. Griswold Fayetteville Jos. Wiggins Reid Queen City Chas. Hall Shaylor Oak Park Ill Kate McNutt Chas J. Britton St. Louis H. L. Britton Harold Clarke State Ave Cincinnati M. E H. H. Compton Glendale J. W. McKinney Maud Elmer Johnson Converse Ind J. B A. W. Reed Emily McKeever Marion Isaac McKeever H. L Britton J. A. Dyer James E. McKeever L. D. Waits Columbus Morris D. Rice Osborn Birdie Case Norwood Elizabeth Peterson W. C. Bryan Chicago Frank Dudley Mt. Auburn M. Sentman Isabelle Foster Wooster Mabel Chaney Ohio University Athens Florence Dumford Harry McAdams Chas. Myers Gay Street Mollie Tatman Anna Harry Starr Frazier Edward Dennis Hyde Park George Kennedy Hugh Kennedy Ada Newman Sardinia J. ©. Dennis J. J. Holden Keller Lynchburg Ralph R. Walker Gertrude Roemer Theresia Davidson M. F. McNutt Vernice Robb Frankfort

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony

A Batavia Ohio resident, C G Wasner, testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills are the best remedy for backache and kidney complaints. The ad claims quick relief, promotes 50 cent price, and notes Foster Milburn Co as U S agents in Buffalo New York. It urges purchase from all dealers and to remember the name Doan’s.

Dean Batavia C. G. Wasner Plumb Avenue Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Amelia area social notes and club plans summary

Midland City residents visit others in town and out of state. Philathea and Amelia clubs announce meetings and officers. A. F. Ely attends Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis. Local property purchase by Mr. Ghauser near town. Class reunion at Prof Strickland’s home. Baptist Association to meet at Amelia Baptist church Thursday.

Myrtle Hannah Midland City James Purdum A. F. Ely Indianapolis Ind William Wolf Batavia W. O. Hutson Philathea Club Anna Roberts Cedar Point Nellie Wall Eloise Collins Hila Timberlake Ghauser C. O. Kearns H. F. White Wes Doughty J. F. Edwards W. 8

Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Says Vitality Boost

An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as regulators for stamina, brain power, and bodily balance. It claims benefits to nerves and energy, urging purchase at two cents at all druggists.

A. Cooper Oswego N. Y Dr. King

Local Social Notes and Remedy Endorsement

Friday the 15th and 16th of September seen social calls and school openings by Misses Althea Wall Allie Merten. Mrs Nancy Swein and daughter visit Dayton en route to Wabash Indiana. Mrs Henry Horn visits Mrs P M Offutt. Arthur Short and wife visit relatives. J A Swensen of Watertown Wisconsin reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured long eczema after 15 doctors failed. 25c everywhere.

Althea Wall Allie Merten Nancy Swein Anna Anthony B. B. Cundiff Dayton Wabash Indiana Henry Horn P. M. Offutt Arthur Short J. A. Swensen Watertown Wis Thei Bucklen

Local residents listed visiting and moving social ties

The item records numerous Oak Park and Cincinnati visitors and travelers. It notes Rev. Harold Clarke named pastor here, families relocating near Glendale, and several trips to Columbus and Louisville area events. It mentions weddings and engagements and among attendees at the State Fair.

Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Children’s Safe Use

Foley's Honey and Tar is described as safe and effective for children because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The message urges buyers to select the genuine product in the yellow package and notes it is sold by all outlets.

Local Socials and Church Rally Noted in Monterey

Monterey community notices family visits and gatherings. J B Turner and wife entertained E Hancock and family. J B Cover and wife from Williamsburg visited H Cover. Rally day at the Christian church on Sunday September 25 with an all day meeting and baskets. Mrs Laura Rapp hosts her father Mr Watson of Iola Illinois. Frank VanHorn and wife of Milford visited J W Snell. Miss Elsie Johnson departs for Porto Rico for two years. Miss Mollie Clark visited sister Mrs B J Duchemin. Miss Lottie Whitaker returns to Cincinnati after vacation with her mother Mrs R Whitaker. Mrs Addie Mitchell visited daughter Mrs Maggie Ferree.

Monterey J. B. Turner E. Hancock J. B. Cover Williamsburg H. Cover Christian Church Laura Rapp Mr. Watson Iola Ill Frank VanHorn Milford J. W. Snell

Gratitude of Elderly Emphasizes Comfort Aids

Foley Kidney Pills touted to cure kidney and bladder diseases promptly and provide relief for elderly people. Sold by all druggists.

Foley

Multiple social visits noted around Nicholsville and Bethel

Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs Moorehead at Nicholsville and Nora Brooks with Helen Moorehead visiting Miss Clara Ely in Bantam. Allen and Walter Moorehead with grandparents at Nicholsville and Lew Slade with Mrs Ireton in Bethel. George Fitzwater at a Felicity tobacco meeting. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised with testimonial.

Moorehead Nicholsville Milton Ireton Blanchester Richard Slade Nora Brooks Helen Moorehead Clara Ely Bantam Mary Glancy Smith Batavia Old Bethel Sunday School George Fitzwater Felicity Mayme Schaltstall Allen and Walter Moorehead Lew Slade Mrs. Ireton Bethel Howard Brooks Cincinnati

Ex-President Roosevelt Speech Heard at City Exposition

Albert Leeds his wife and nephew Harry Sherman attended the exposition Friday where ex President Roosevelt spoke. Orlando Kelch has purchased Fred War-

Albert Leeds Harry Sherman Roosevelt Orlando Kelch Fred War

Local Notes Highlight Visits, Weddings and Church Events

Amelia area entries record visits from Staten Island and Cincinnati residents, a hay ride, a wedding journey mishap, and a missionary meeting at the Christian church. The Union Chapel Epworth League festival benefits the E L library, and a high school graduate pursues a review course. Death reported for William Smith, funeral at Amelia M E Church. Chamberlains Colic remedy praised for bowel ailments.

Local residents enjoy visits and life events across towns

Chas Badgley of Falmouth and E E Hutson of Cincinnati visited friends. Lloyd Wooster and bride began housekeeping. Miss Zaezza Beck and Earl Crane wed at Amelia. Mrs Jacob Wilmert reports kidney relief from Foley’s Kidney Pills after years of backache and poor appetite.

Clermont County Exposition and social visits noted

Cincinnati residents Harry Yeager and Alrey family visited relatives here. Dayton and Cincinnati guests attended the Dayton fair and a Clermont County Agricultural Society meeting awarded a track contract to M. Buerkle of Batavia. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for bowel issues.

Harry Yeager Cincinnati Charles Alrey Eloise Eunice William Coleman Lebanon Sarah Coleman Emily Luella Fomorin Dayton Miss Lizzie Thomas Glenn M.F. Apgar Alphonse Marchal

Plaster substitutes promoted with liniment offer cheap relief

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a cheaper alternative to plasters for back pains side and chest aches. A soaked flannel with the liniment is presented as superior and widely available through dealers.

Bloom Rose church ice cream festival at Curry’s store

Community notes list events and local happenings including Bloom Rose church ice cream festival at Curry’s store Saturday evening. Family births, injuries, visits by residents to Cincinnati and other towns, school opening with Edwin Innis, dog incidents, and extended visits from Denver resident Mrs. Frank Dailey.

Ladies of the Bloom Rose Church Curry's G. W. Ireton Garrison Quince Mulloy F. W. Wise Cincinnati Dennis Portsmouth Redrew Wm. Ireton Williamsburg Walter Redrew Washington D. C F. A. Ireton Newtonsville W. H. Ireton Addie Harlow Stark Owensville Albert Rose Barr Dayton Geo. Talley Madisonville James Bunyan D. C. Harbaugh Edwin Innis Wise Frank Dailey Lillian Walker Denver Colorado

Corner Stone Layed for New Court House at West Union

The August 81 ceremony marked the corner stone laying of Adams County's new court house in West Union under the Grand Lodge of Ohio and A. M. The event drew a large crowd from Adams and neighboring counties despite gloomy weather.

Adams County Grand Lodge of Ohio A. M Adams

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