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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
5
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral promotes preparedness for coughs and colds with doctor approval and no alcohol. The ad urges consultation with a physician and highlights Ayer’s Pills as a constipation remedy, stressing robust health against lung troubles.
Old newspaper notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney Co. and warns against mercury in other remedies. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions price 75 cents per bottle and sales by druggists and accompanying Hall's Family Pills.
Saturday evening functions featured Edyth Gould of Pleasant Ridge among a mixed group from Glen Rose Norwood Amelia and Pleasant Ridge. A later note touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a throat and lung cure with asthma relief claims and free trial bottles offered by druggists.
Mrs F A McFuire and daughter Grace spent a few days in Cincinnati. Misses Florence Apple and Vera Stahl visited Miss Vina Bordwell of Rockyford on Thursday. W J Gallagher and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Thos Gallagher. Miss Anna Huheey visited Glen Este School on Friday. O B Apple left for Richmond Ky to take a Big Hill Coal Co post. Miss Fannie Gallagher spent Sunday with Mine Elsie Vogt. Will Hellman and wife and Seibert family members visited Rockyford, Cincinnati guests surprised C Bordwell and family Sunday.
A compilation of social items from Nicholsville and nearby communities lists Sunday visits, relatives staying with families, and local travels. Notable mentions include A C Wheeler and wife at Williamsburg, Mrs Sperling of Delaware visiting, and Maurice Wheeler with family in Cincinnati. Community events cite ice cream social and a M E church sermon by Rev Shepherd.
Ville, Del. describes a two year illness with persistent cough. He credits Foley's Medicines for relief, noting weight gain and full recovery after using Foley's Boney and Tar.
A flurry of social updates shows families visiting relatives in Newport and Cleves. Amelia High School students Dodsworth and Georgia McNair are noted, with S H Jackson and wife attending the Ohio cavalry reunion at Cleves. Also mentioned are visits by Mrs Martha Zugg and Miss Ella Parkiser, along with Raymond Jackson visiting Newport parents. Roy Parkleer leaves for Delaware College while Mrs Charlotte Corbin stays with her daughter near Bethel. George Norris recovers from a two week illness and Orange Snyder loses a horse. A letter from Carlisle Center, G B Burhans, recalls kidney cure with Foley’s Remedy four years later, urging others to try it.
Mrs A E Earheart and daughter return from Buffalo visit. M F McNutt spent part of the week in Columbus. Mina B White left for New Rochelle to visit relatives. Mrs Huggins of Sardinia guests of Mrs W T Elrod. Sidney Meek funeral held at his residence near Clover with interment at Wil Nameburg cemetery. Edgar Reed of Hyde Park visited Sunday. Hugh Davidson leaves for Cincinnati University. Mr and Mrs C Chatterton and sons visited relatives over Sunday. Leona Heizer entertained seven friends. Otis Slade and wife attended Meek funeral. Lillian Walker and Mrs BR Allen of Owensboro visited Winton Place. Rev Pressgrave preached at U B church.
Health and Beauty Aid promotes Foley's Orion Laxative as a remedy for indigestion stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. Claims it cleanses the system and is pleasant to take. Banus Pharmacy.
Lloyd Fagin, manager for Columbia Life Insurance in Cincinnati, died in Columbus after falling unconscious on the street. His body was brought home by his brother Olin and Undertaker Lou F. White. Funeral services were held at Olin Fagin’s home, conducted by Rev. Justine Green, with interment at Mt. Pisgah cemetery. W. C. Calkins attended the funeral, and city friends expressed deep sympathy. Other local notices mention moves, visits, and a birthday surprise for Miss Mather McConeughy.
An ad touts HOUSER'S X-ALPO and AVA FAMILY REMEDY as universal cures for stomach liver and bowel troubles caused by climate and diet. It claims rapid relief and offers a “Complete WM Day” treatment with a trial period and nominal price.
The issue records a Saturday Christian Chapel quarterly meeting with over three members present. B L Ketcham elected clerk. Mrs F S Dawson treasurer. Mrs C M Edwards and Mrs John Bloning organists. Delegates W J Liston and C M Edwards to the Southern Ohio Christian Conference at Harwood church October 1 to 5.
Batavia residents highlight Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache linked to kidney trouble. Mrs. Knight of Main Street recalls relief after failed treatments, praising the Buffalo agent Foster Milburn Co. Readings include local society notes and visits from Indianapolis to Williamsburg with multiple family updates.
Mr and Mrs Thos NanCamp return from Nebraska with a fine time. New families move in as houses grow scarce. Madam and Loise sell their general store to Mr Leagree who returns from California. Wom Meek has sold his farm and will occupy the Harry Wood property near town. Mrs Stella Work visits relatives. Dr Ireton spends Sunday with his brother in Williamsburg. Bessie Emery Dorothy Shinkle and Raper Moore remain on the sick list but improve. Carnival at the park drew a modest crowd. ball game Goshen won 5 to 2 with Golden pitching. Bessie Aber of Terrace visits home. Ray Maham shows a new buggy. Mrs William Barron and son guests of Mrs Mary Barron. Mrs Mary Dimmitt Shriner visits relatives on East Walnut. Alice Cole of Oakland visits mother. Our cannery does good business as tomato season ends. Kemper Losey returns from Dayton. Rev English and family pass through en route to Felicity to farm. Albert Sneider and family visit Robt Needham. Minsea Flossie Strowhoover Edna Work Lylo Pringle attend Blanchester school. Miss Needham visits Cincinnati relatives. Thomas Needham plans trip to Decatur Ill. Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as stomach liver kidney cure. Sold by all druggists.
Merritt Boott visited relatives this week. Ohes Koderes and wife entertained Mrs. Fisher of Hamilton and Mrs. Georgia Raper and son from Columbus. Goo Purkiser of Felicity was visiting. Miss Bianche Willie gave a recital in Batavia. Frank Bileberry and family spent Sunday with her father Frank Prickett. Mr. Gam Hutson and children from Ladsow visited. Mrs. Boome Powers and Chas. Grey of Oo-
Residents hosted and visited across Bethel and surrounding towns with reunions, visits to Cincinnati and Kentucky relatives, and parties. Notable items include the 8th O V C reunion at the town hall, Miss Mary Pommert at Oxford College, and several local visits by Mrs. Bila Rainey, Mrs. Belle Wail, and others. Funeral of Edgar Herron noted in Winchester connections.
An ordinance authorizes sidewalk construction on the south side of Broadway from A V Carroll’s pavement to Water street and on the east side of Water street from Broadway to Minnie Meyer’s lot. Widths are five feet on Water and four feet on Broadway. Costs assessed by frontage with half funded by the project and including surveys printing notices and interest.
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