Local social notes from Batavia and surrounding towns
Mrs Newbomb of Miamiville visited Batavia friends last Wednesday. Several locals renewed acquaintances in Batavia Monday. H Houghton of Felicity conducted business there last Wednesday. George W McMurchy of New Richmond visited Batavia Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Mefford mourn their infant buried last Friday. H Stirling Moore and family move from Cincinnati to Batavia to live with his father. John Stiles visiting relatives in Batavia. Will Demugen formerly with E B Scott now in Cincinnati visited over Sunday. Confirmation at Holy Trinity Batavia postponed due to diphtheria. Mrs Will Smith and baby of Alabama visiting mother-in-law. Mrs Charlotte Livengood and sons visited Williamsburg. Belle Marsh and Pearl Leonard hosted at Chas Woodmansee’s Felicity. Forest Hill school house entertainment postponed due to bad weather. Board of Health asks return of public library books by Friday afternoon. Wheat market price: No 2 or better grade at 1/2 cent per bushel. Bethel Roller Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McMurchy
New Richmond
Batavia
George Mefford
Local Notices and Social Movements In Madisonville
Mrs Mollie McDonald and daughter Belle moved to Madisonville for winter. Rosa Wasner and children will occupy the McDonald property on Main Street. Walter Kain and family take Wasner’s vacated home. Michael Reisinger visited Charles Fagin and wife at Silverton and enjoyed the auto race. Lizzie Aichholtz returns from Chicago to visit sister Mrs John Halbisch. Temp Tice and Nona Mount visit aunt Mrs Eliza Kain. Eastern Star memorial services Sunday at 2 30 at Masonic Hall. Lydia, Rev Frank's daughter, visiting Emma Knauer in Batavia friends. home in Danville Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Wasner
McDonald
Main Street
Walter Kain
Wasner
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Lydia
Rev
Frank
Emma Knauer
Batavia
Danville
Illinois
Local Notices and Health Advertisements Chronicle
Wright Fitzwater and his brother Edgar of Plainville visited their parents at Biklick last Sunday. Mrs. Fitzwater is in poor health. No services at German U B church due to Ohio German Conference at Cluff Batavia. Rev E F Weener attends. For mild bowel action Dean's Regulats single dose. 25 cents. J W Miller and A F Kayser visit county seat. Kayser notes large southern apple crop. J G Erion reports his son Chris in Christ Hospital Cincinnati slowly improving. Frank Hitch from New York enjoys vacation with locals. has good civil service position. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised to improve blood. Cincinnati Chief Food Inspector Blume requires sealed milk cans sent to Cincinnati. For bowel issues in children use Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil. advised by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Fitzwater
Edgar
Plainville
Biklick
J. G. Erion
Milford
Batavia Friends
Chris
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Chamberlain
T. E PA
Wreck on N and W lines after heavy rains
Three coal cars jumped the track about three miles above Batavia as a coal train descended a wet hill. Mud and rock slid onto the tracks, causing delay while crews cleared the obstruction. Trains soon resumed normal service. Local notices include an upcoming ice cream social at Shumard schoolhouse on Friday September 29 for the school fund. Mary Brown of Owensville joins Kline Clothing Co. in Cincinnati in the children’s suit department. E. B. Scott attended the 12th O. V. I. reunion in Cincinnati. The community offers thanks to Rev. Burdsall and the choir for support during Mrs. R. E. Applegate’s illness. The Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Las
Williamsburg
Shumard
Mary Brown
Owensville
Obituary notices for Brock and Maier with local tributes
Obituaries note the death of Mrs. Nanetta Brock 64 of Loveland buried in Sanford Florida after health travel. she leaves husband A B Brock and six children. Also Nimrod Maier 79 a Clermont county pioneer and Owensville resident dies at home. survived by wife and three sons with services held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanetta Brock
Loveland
Sanford
Florida
A. B. Brock
Nimrod Maier
Company L
Clermont County
Owensville
Frank Snyder
John
Cincinnati
Lewis
Joseph Maier
Card of thanks for Nettie illness and death
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during our daughter Nettie's illness and death. Thank the minister L L Higgins pall-bearers undertaker Mr Connard and Mr and Mrs James McFeeters for efficient and kind services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
L. L. Higgins
Connard
James McFeeters
Money to Loan and Real Estate Financing Notices
Money to loan at 6 percent offered by Batavia Building & Loan Co. and attorney ads from Batavia Ohio, with amounts from $100 up and first mortgage security. Also listings for real estate loans in Cincinnati and Batavia by several attorneys. Includes Houser's Anti Pain Plaster advertisement from Hamlet Ohio with order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R. Walker
Batavia Building & Loan Company
Batavia
Ohio
Jawsitt
C. C. Kearns
Houseer
Houser Medy Co
Hamlet
Chase & Sanborns Coffee and Tea Agents
Chase and Sanborns appoint agents for distribution of coffees and teas. The notice outlines authorized sales roles and partnerships with retailers. It emphasizes brand promotion and dealer responsibilities for product placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase & Sanborns
New Paris Fashion Forecast for Skirts and Boots
New York milliner Charles Kurtzman returns from Paris with a bold forecast. Skirts will open at the front to reveal ankles and boots, with curved lines replacing straight. The aim is graceful movement and a plump silhouette. In church notices, German U B church schedules Sabbath activities with Sunday school at 9 and services at 10 and 7:15 pm. Women in business reach broad participation, now in all but two of 803 occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kurtzman
New York
Paris
Mr. Kurtzman
U. B
Cement sale limited to ten days at $1.80 per barrel
J. F. Wiaver & Sons announce Lehigh Portland cement offered at 1.80 dollars per barrel for a maximum of ten days only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
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Clermont
Health Boards Advise
Bechtol’s Pharmacy
M. J. W. Holter
Summerside
CO. H. Houghton
Felicity
H. Stirling Moore
H. A. Moore
John Stiles
Q. A. Frazier
Will Demugén
E. B. Scott
Holy Trinity Church
Will Smith
Baby
Alabama
Mrs. Smith
Charlotte Livengood
Campbell and
Belle Marsh
Pearl Leonard
Mrs. Chas. Woodmansee
Forest Hill School House
Board of Health
Bethel Roller Mills
Mollie McDonald
Belle
Madisonville
Michael Reisinger
Charles Fagin
Silverton
Lizzie Aichholtz
Chicago
John Halbisch
Temp, Tice
Indianapolis
Nona Mount
Norwood
Eliza Kain
Thomas
Fletcher
Cluff
E. F. Weener
Dean
J. W. Miller
A. F. Kayser
Moscow
Frank Hitch
Alfine
Civil Service
Blume
Health Department
Handy Drugs
Scott’s Drug Store
Bethel
Gertrude Thompson
Bell Telephone Company
Kline Clothing Co
Children’s Suit
Main Street Sewler
12Th
O. V.I
Mr. Scott
Burdsall
R. E. Applegate
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Pauline
VanHorn
Market
Spring
Spring Street
Moore & Co
J. Chamberlain
Lew Hopkins
Amelia, Ohio
Commission
M. M.G
Lieys Bs
Clarence N. Young
Frank A. Brown
Young & Brown
General Fire Insurance
J. F. Robinson
Young, & Brown
McHes
Hayden & Hutson
Perin
WM. Hutson
Amelia
interesrRasize & Hiocxs, Attys
Batavia, Ohio
Eli H. Speidel
Atty
Batavia, O.an
F. P. Hamilton
Elm Street
Berkshire Bldg
Telephone Canal
Co. W. Rhoapes
Herrick Seed Company
Rochester
aSlans
Smyth Bros
Hubig
Spittal
Hng
Berwick
United States
County Service
Bell Telephone Co
J. F. Wiaver & Sons
Town Hall
Katz Erion
F. R. Smythe
Bell Phone
Citizens
Whitfolk Wester
Eeeeeles Senweteeweter
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A.M
P.M
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and Butter Street
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Pointeon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman
Pentanete
Lynchburg Va
Hillaboro Branch
Sardinia
Hillsboro
B. Bevill
General Pass
Agt
Roanoke, Va
Baas Bladon
Sees
Oth Acinnati
State
Forrest J. Gilbert
Leslie Gilbert
Aga
1St National Bank Buildings
Cincinn
Otice
Olesen County
State of
Ow Hinpa Rose
Reed Uly
Wes. Joseph
Attys
the Bell. Telephone Company
B. L. Kilgour
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