Clergy Moves and Local Social Notes in Brief
Sunday sermon on Who is on the Lord's Side. Rev Hunnington moves to Feesburg for new field. Degman to preach at Christian church Oct 27. Daisy Fox visits Mamie Reed. Mrs. Emeline Sanders with son Edwin. Mrs. Drew Hdgington and children with Mrs. Schofield at Cars Kentucky. Sam McCalla with mother at Utopia. Sick list: Manning, Eugene Denniston, Mabel Wriggleworth. Ice cream social and bazaar Oct 25 and 26 by Christian Endeavor. Mercury in catarrh cures warned against. Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists. The Texas Wonder advertised. June 13 1952.
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Schofield
Cars Kentucky
Sam McCalla
Utopia
Manning
Eugene Denniston
Mabel Wriggleworth
The
Christian Endeavor Society
The Touch that Heals Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the ultimate healer for old sores burns scalds wounds and piles. The claim states the salve cures any sore and is guaranteed by druggists at 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Local Visitors and Community Notes From Town
Ben Cover and wife host their daughter in law Mrs Dr Cover of Bantam. Mrs Elia Nichols spent Thursday with Mrs Mattie Thirey. A group attended the Hillsboro homecoming and centennial. Mr Jones and daughter Genevive are visiting at Lou McMahan's. The circle met at Miss Minpile Snell's Thursday. Miss Freda Ferree of Owensville visited relatives here Friday. Will Ea and 8 J Duchemin and families spent Sunday at the Zoo. Mrs Z Brank and daughter Lena visited relatives at Norwood. James and Lucy Carrol of Spencerville are visiting friends and relatives there this week. Mrs Elizabeth South entertained J Shannon and wife of Five Mile Sunday. Mrs Brentlinger is very low with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cover
Dr. Cover
Bantam
Elia Nichols
Mattie Thirey
Hillsboro
Jones
Genevive
Lou
J. Duchemin
Zoo
Z. Brank
Lena
Norwood
James and
Lucy Carrol
Spencerville
Elizabeth South
J. Shannon
Five Mile
Brentlinger
Electric Bitters touted as safeguard for Panama workers
An old account urges skilled artisans to brave Panama construction wages while fearing fevers. It claims experienced workers choose Electric Bitters as protection against malaria, promising cures for blood poison, biliousness, and stomach, liver, and kidney troubles, guaranteed by druggists.
Washington Township Sunday School Convention to Be Held
The Washington township union Sunday school convention will be held at Neville on Sunday October 6. Miss Carolyn Glaser will entertain the alumnus association on Saturday evening. A good mood is being prepared. Leeut Julius Penn Batavie was a recent.
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Washington Township
Community Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Local residents report visits and social events including Mrs. Pattison at Walnut Hills with daughter Mrs. Johnston and a wedding party from Butler to Illinois. Several guests from Newport, Hyde Park, Charleston and Beloit are noted as city visitors. An upcoming millinery opening by Mrs. Rupright and a medicinal advert for Dr Shoop's Restorative conclude the column.
Community Notices and Homecoming Report from Newport Visit
Manole Schaffstall returned home after weeks visiting friends and relatives in Newport Kentucky. Wm Glancey and Cora attended the homecoming at Hillsboro. Edna Fitzwater spent Sunday with Ollie Smith of Batavia. Several pupils attended an entertainment Thursday night by J B Holick at Greenbriar. Thomas Brooks and wife visited Levi Doughty on Sunday. Oscar Glancy of Afton called on Clara Schaffstall. The school progresses under Wm Ionis. Nettie Lena Slade visited Edna Fitzwater and others. birthday party for Edith Bryant and Alma Studer described as delightful. Esther and Ruth Busch visited Nora and Hazel Brooks. Also includes medical ad copy for Foley’s Honey and Tar and Preventics with Nash Pharmacy as seller.
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Manole Schaffstall
Newport
Wm. Glancy
Cora
Hillsboro
Edna Fitzwater
Ollie Smith
Batavia
J. 8
Holick
Greenbriar
Thomas Brooks
Levi Doughty
Oscar Glancy
Afton
Clara Schaffstall
Wm. Ionis
Nettie
Lena Slade
Nora
Hazel Brooks
Helen Moorehead
Muriel Davidson
Edith Bryant
Alma Studer
Esther
Ruth Busch
Local society notes and mishaps wrap city life
News brief records funerals visits and minor accidents. Attendees include E. C. Lindsey A. R. Pearce Jacob Denham Lud Evanshine Ed Evanshine and Mott at Major Ricker's funeral. Springfield guests James Shaw and wife visit the Temples. O. K. Onsaairt suffers a head injury after a fall from a car in the C H D yards. Mrs C A Butler hosts relatives. J B Gillaspie visits. Card notes announce a wedding in Wilhamebug and a lost item incident tied to Dr King’s Fever Pills.
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E. C. Lindsey
A. R. Pearce
Jacob Denham
Lud
Ed Evanshine
H. Mott
Major Ricker
Mt. Carmel
James Shaw
Springfield
G. W
A A. J. Temple
E. B. Pearce
Norwood
O. K. Onsaairt
C. H. & D. Yards
City
C. A. Butler
Mre. McMillan
Harry
J. B. Gillaspie
A. P. Temple
Albert Wheeler
Arthur
Graig
Wil- Hamebug
The Prolific Rabbit Produces Seven Families a Year
In some countries the rabbit yields seven litters annually. The article notes the prolific reproductive capacity of rabbits and hints at agricultural or domestic interest in breeding.
News in Brief: Local Visits and Family Meetings
Charles Fagin and wife of city visited George Gardner and wife Inet week. Mire. Kincaid, recently paralyzed, shows partial recovery while visiting son Bert and wife in city. Mr and Mrs C M Edwards returned from visits with Bert Nesbitt family Maud Belt and Dayton, Fred Humphrey and wife Snyderville. Mrs Hopkett of Indians is with sister Mrs A J Kempton and Fred Warren wife and son Jobo Dayton Ky visited parents William Houser and wife Sunday. Miss Susie Thomas and sister Mrs James Billett of Amelia visited.
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Charles Fagin
City
George Gardner
Mire
Kincaid
Bert
Oity
C. M. Edwards
Bert Nesbitt
Maud Belt
Dayton
Fred Humphrey
Snyderville
Hopkett
Slater
A. J. Kempton
Fred Warren
Jobo
Houser
Bunday
Susie Thomas
Mis
James Billett
Amelia
Doans Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Trouble
An advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney disease and backache. Mrs. 8. A. Darby of Blanchester Ohio testifies to relief after using the product, praising its effect on sleep and health. The pills cost 50 cents and are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, the US sole agents.
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A. Darby
Fancy St
Blanchester
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
New Richmond Friends and Local Notices Across Town
Will Ward family at New Richmond visits Joe Kempton station agent at Amelia on the C G and P. George Danby works with new ensilage cutter filing silos. Claude Houser and uncle Elias Hester of Mt Pisgah visit Kentucky relatives. Mrs Hester guests of sister Mrs W Houeer. Bennett Lindsey of Mt Pisgah trans acts business here Saturday. Miss Nannie Herget entertaining summer boarders. Catarrh treatments mailed free by Dr Shoop Racine Wis. Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy touted as value at no cost. A Humane Appeal cites Dr King s New Discovery for weak lungs and lung remedies. claims life-saving cough cold cure. 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Danby
Claude Houser
Elias Hester
Mt. Pisgah
Kentucky
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Dr. Shoop
Nash Pharmacy
Richmond
A. D. Williams
West Main St
Local social notes and health ads from Xenia area
Mrs Julia Robinson and Eva of Xenia visit relatives here. Ed ger Herron of Winchester guests his sister Joan. Mrs Amanda Sargent Windsor Ill and Miss Anna Kirgan city visit locals. Major Ben J. Ricker dies near Mt. Carmel September 20 1907. funeral Sunday. A social circle meets at Jacob Klinman's near Wiltsee station. Foley Honey and Tar cough remedy and Dr Shoops Health Coffee advertised. Foley Kidney Cure promotes kidney health. Moore & Co advertises space for all the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Robinson
Eva
Xenia
Edgar Herron
Winchester
Joan
Amanda Sargent
Windsor
Anna Kirgan
City
Bert Huntington
Williamsburg
Bowman Woodroft
Clem Wooodroft
Ben J. Ricker
Joseph Ricker
Mt. Carmel
Resi
Burdnall
Amelia
Tne
Get Together Amid Odd Days Says The Devil
A quoted remark about too much sidestepping and a plan to engage the deep sea is noted as the speaker seeks a partnership or confrontation in unusual times. The line hints at a larger metaphorical struggle or collaboration.
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The
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Town
A parade of residents and visitors fills the daybook with social calls and city stays. Harve Hutson and family spend Thursday in town while Mrs. Al Blocher returns from a week with Amelia friends. Funeral for Seph Miller held, Nellie Wisby dies at two.
The Flag and Patriotism Outweigh Material Might
The piece argues that loyalty to the flag and patriotism are real, enduring forces greater than physical tools like cranes and engines. It claims public sentiment, not measurable scales, drives large national projects such as the Panama Canal through shared ideals and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Navy Yard
Panama Canal
Culebra
Plan to excavate Memphis ruins faces appeal in England
An English appeal seeks funds to dig Memphis ruins, aiming to match French Delphic efforts and German Olympia. Four great temple sites are marked, with 100 acres of ruins, and a $15,000 annual fund for fifteen years is estimated. Access to near surface material could yield prompt results.
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Memphis
England
Delphia
Olympia
Opce
Karnak
The candid nut of Pacific islands noted for oil and uses
The candid nut from Pacific islands yields an oil rich kernel used as a candle when dried. Hawaii natives roast it. after shell removal they make a salted peppery paste. Husk and gum have medicinal value. burned shells are used to make indelible tattoo ink.
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Pacific Islands
Hawaii
American Fruit and Nut Journal
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W. G. Pattison
R L. Johnston
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Adaline Fisher
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Anna Moore
Hyde Park
Kate Johnson
Clark Moore
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Frank Jarman
C. C. Buchanan
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W. M. Fee
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Carthage
Sadie Johnston
Norma DeVol
J. H. Young and Wife
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Will Mears
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J. J
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Elk Lick
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Dr. King
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J. J. Armstrong
Clem Woodruff
Fred Leeds
Lillian Perkins
William Perkins
Minnie Ryan
Wm. Beeler
Wm. Perkins
Frank Dimmitt
Felicity
H. V. Nave
Bedford City
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Dr. Gaskin
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Bethel
Harve Hutson
Edna
al Blocher
Nan McCall
West Virginia
John
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A. L. Beck
Mt. Washington
Georgia Pool
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Ray Scott
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H. J. Beck
Hamersville
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A.G. Newton
Summerside
Thersa Hutson
Bertha,Davis
John Grover
Seph Miller
Ewry
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Chas. Wisby
Link Swope
Philip Milner
Cabsetoria
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Place
Philadelphia
Bears
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Samuel Pitcher
B. H. Knapp
N. W. Cor
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Cincinnati
Thomas Iain
Jamestown Exposition
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