Milford social notices list a dozen visiting relatives
Milford residents host and visit relatives from Ohio and nearby states. Families including Stabler, Hair, Gatch, Scott, Kiser, Millikin, Glascock and Williams entertain guests from Branch Hill Indianapolis Cedar Rapids and St Louis. Messages note returns, travels, and plans for future homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Hair
H. M. Stabler
Branch Hill
Ll.m. Sanford
E.g
Lockland
Milford
Milton Gatch
Jackson
Michigan
N. A. Scott
S. Kiser
Millikin
Indianapolis
Ind
Miamiville
Frances Pattison
Alethia
Ernestine Pattison
Glen Hamilton
Chicago
Delaware
Ohio
George Fishback
St. Louis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad With Endorsements In Toledo
A 100 dollar reward offer for catarrh cure failures by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists of Toledo Ohio. Cure taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Obituaries and local notices from Clermont county area
Wm. R. Applegate dies after lingering illness aged 77. buried at New tonnville with services by Wm. Predmore post G A R. Charity B. Johnson dies at 90. burial at Hutchinson cemetery with M E church funeral led by Rev. J W Burdsall. Both couples were early Jackson township settlers. Rev. J A Winkler returned from Dayton and Middletown trip. John Sticksel works on Cincinnati & Columbus electric road survey. grading from Hillsboro to Fayetteville nearly complete. Mrs. Stump, Johnson’s daughter, attended the funeral. E H McNutt and Ralph Christy visited relatives at Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Applegate
Newtonnville
Wm. Predmore
Lorado
J. W. Burdsall
175Th Regiment
Union
Charity B. Johnson
Hutchinson Cemetery
M. E
Jackson Township
Clermont County
J. A. Winkler
Dayton
Middletown
John Sticksel
Cincinnati
Hillsboro
Fayetteville
Stump
Illinois
Johnson
E. H. McNutt
Ralph Christy
Newberry
Remarkable Record for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a long track record of over thirty years with millions of bottles sold. It is described as the standard treatment for croup in homes and claims a perfect cure history with no reported failures when used at the first signs of hoarseness or croppy cough. The notice asserts it is safe for babies and adults, contains no opium or harmful substances, and is sold by all druggists.
Local Notices and Obituaries from Branch Hill Area
Mre John Brunk and Mre Charley Applegate visit. Jim Higgins and wife spend with Henry Bunyan and Melvin Good. James Good and Edna visit the Malotts. Henry Hobson attends brother-in-law funeral in Williams. William Applegate dies at 77 after four weeks of gangrene. funeral at Lorado by Rev John Burdeau. interment Newtonville cemetery under Marathon Post G A R. Also the Genuine is better than counterfeits DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised with a testimonial from W S Ledbetter of Shreveport Louisiana. Sold by s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brunk
Branch Hill
Charley Applegate
Jim Higgins
Fayetteville
Henry Bunyan
E. James Good
Edna
Monterey
Melvin Good
Ric Malott
Moore's Fork
Perry Griswold
Henry Hobson
Williamsby
William Applegate
Hhe
Lorado
DeWitt
Ledbetter
Shreveport
DeWitt's
S Pharmacy
Bantam fair draws locals and visiting speakers
The Bantam community hosts visitors from Norwood and Amelia at local gatherings. Notable trips include Mrs. Kate Wilson returning from Indianapolis and several residents attending a Tom Johnson speech in Bethel. A public sale is planned October 8 for the late M M Ndwarde. A local patient credits Electric Bitters for kidney and stomach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McClure
Norwood
Kate Wilson
Indianapolis
Bethel
Tom Johnson
Lena Rapp
Hezel Edwards
Cincinnati
George Troutman
F. A. Hitch
Amelia
Sugar Tree
Dr. Cover
Mary Parker
Mr. Dawson
Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church
Local Social Notes and Community Happenings
Mr Watt and daughter Mary visit Lebanon Dayton and Cincinnati with friends. Farmers busy sowing wheat and cutting corn. Eton on Elmwood Illinois and Maud Wiese Calvary guests of Frank Wise. John Armstrong visits home folks. Rev and Mrs Dawson and Earl with W H Ireton family. Lawrence Curry opens Forest Grove school. E C Reed erecting a harp. F A Ireton off to Ohio Medical College Cincinnati. Mehl returns from Indiana springs. condition incurable paralysis, community sympathizes. Miss Mamie Reed returns. enjoys a fine visit. Mr and Mrs James Bunyan visit J Harlow. Emma Zimmer and Lillian Walker pleased with Williamsburg school. Crosstown correspondent items requested before Monday each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Watt
Mary
Lebanon
Dayton
Cincinnati
E. [Teton
Elmwood
Illinois
Maud Wiese
Calvary
Frank Wise
John Armstrong
Dawson
Little Earl
W. H
James Bunyan
J. Harlow’s
Emma Zimmer
Lillian Walker
Williamsburg
Crosstown
Boy’s 18 Mile Dash For Doctor King’s Remedy
Leesville Indiana resident W H Brown endured asthma pain with family fearing death but rode 18 miles to obtain Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs. The medicine brought instant relief and eventual recovery. Trial bottles free at local pharmacies Batavia and Hickmelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
J. R. Hickemelia
Social notes and visits from Ripley to Batavia and surroundings
Ed Linn and wife of Ripley visit L A Fridman and Mrs D M Drenan’s family in Batavia. David Parks former Presbyterian pastor visits from Liberty Indiana. Alma Merk visits Bleher. Katharine Green hosts Christian Endeavor. A town dance, millinery opening, and various visits span Batavia Amelia Cincinnati Carrollton and New Richmond with multiple locals attending events. Dr King's New Life Pills advertised for constipation and liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Linn
Ripley
L. A. Fridman
D. M. Drenan
Batavia
David Parks
Presbyterian Church
This Place
Liberty
Ind
R. A. Davis
Alma Merk
Bleher
Robert Davis, Jr
Local News From Felicity And Nearby
Miss Anna Armacost injures her foot while removing a needle the splintered piece remains stuck in her foot. Miss Myrtle Vandeman grows sicker with repeated hemorrhages and no improvement. Frank Metsgar of New York visits sister Mrs Frank Paeltz and mother Mrs Harriet Metzgar and returns home. Mrs Ida Schmidlaf of Madison visits cousin Mrs Frank Paeltz for several days. Ifford Kennedy returns to Dale College. Paelin was in the city all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Armacost
Felicity
Myrtle Vandeman
Frank Metsgar
New York
Frank Paeltz
Harriett Metzgar
Ida Schmidlaf
Madison
Ifford Kennedy
Dale College
Paelin
Remedy for kidney diseases hailed as profound medical breakthrough
Texas letters describe Dodd's Kidney Pills as a highly effective remedy after trials in thousands of cases. A Fate resident, Henry Vaughan, claims dramatic personal cure and urges others with kidney trouble to try the pills. The item also notes local notices, obituaries, travel, and a stomach tablet testimonial with price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Texas
Henry Vaughan
Fate
Dodd
Local notes and social round up in town and nearby
John Sutton rents farm and plans to move to town soon. Herman Bernstein of Owensville visits for business. Bert Binkley and wife guest of Cliff Conover and wife. Mrs. Ella Fox and Nora Doughman visit Lucretia Cramer. Homer Hahn family spend evening at T. F. Lyon's. Matilia Doughman, Maria Little and Rev Callon attend council in Marietta. Michie Pierce Hermap Mabel Opal Cast visit Cincinnati at Charley Honey’s. Ida Dionne and Carrie Barr shop in Cincinnati. C U church undergoing repairs. Herb Renner and wife of Goshen visit Wm Barr. Anna Quinby state W C T U organizer visits mother. Born to Sherman and wife a girl on Sept 21. An ointment boasts famed cures for many ailments. Available 25c at owas Pharmacy Batavia and J R Hicks Mellla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sutton
Herman Bernstein
Owensville
Bert Binkley
Cliff Conover
Ella Fox
Nora Doughman
Lucretia Cramer
Homer Hahn
T. F. Lyon's
Matilia Doughman
Maria Little
Rev. Callon
Marietta
Michie Pierce
Hermap
Mabel
Opal
Cincinnati
Charley Honey
Ida Dionne
Carrie Barr
C. U
Herb Renner
Goshen
Wm. Barr
Anna Quinby
Sherman Pierce
Do You Need Money Do You Need Money Lew Hopkins Ad
Lew Hopkins offers to sell or loan money against farm or life insurance policy. Writes or calls for arrangements. Local advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hopkins
Residents recall last Friday accident near White Oak injuries
The item notes a serious injury in an accident near White Oak last Friday and lists local residents, visitors, and households affected by the incident. It mentions families, visitors from Windsor and Peoria, and nearby community members who are sharing updates on the event.
Local Notices and Socials in Owensville and Surroundings
Mr. and Mrs. Freschard visit their daughter in Sydney while Frank Alrey of Chicago visits relatives here. Mrs. Dumas returns to Detroit after summer with her son. Miss Clara Freschard and friend tour Cincinnati. Mrs. J. B. Rapp entertains Mt. Carmel niece. W C T U convention featured Mrs. Townsend. Concert at Alrey Hall drew a full house. Broadway's west side paving is planned soon for street improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Freschard
Mrs. Wagner
Sydney
Bell Telephone Co
Batavia
Frank Alrey
Chicago
Dumas
Detroit
Clara Freschard
Cincinnati
J. B. Rapp
Mt. Carmel
Broadway
Social notes and visits mark Septembers wedding anniversary
Modest Mary Sutton and mother visited Milford relatives. Byron Jones traveled to Cincinnati on business. Lottie and Maggie Smith of Lorado called Sunday. Charles Seward and family visited Jesse Binkley and wife. Mrs Jamie McCoslum traveled to Cincinnati. Philip VanHorn and wife attended a Sunday school dinner at Elenor. Mr and Mrs Wm Seward hosted their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a large gathering including John Hay and family, Lebanon. Wilson Covall and family, Loveland. Isaiah Hill and daughter, Owensville. Thor Hill, Monterey. Frank VanHorn and wife, Middleton. Homer Haler and wife, Joseph Seward and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Decatur, Ill
Goshen
Thomas Wood
Greenfield
Pampkin Blossom Club
Mon Smyser
Wim, Applegate
John Grosnickle
Frank Meek
Blanchester
David Britain
Wm. Bolser
John Brunk
Henry Strowhoover
Andrew Dimmitt
Owensville
Bert Work
Cincinnati
Louise Maddox
Ethel
Thomas Needham
Brumbaugh
Dayton
George Britain
Lena Petard
Joseph Higgins
Lorado
Epworth League
Dr. Wolfe
Wolfe
Oxford
Lynne Jones
Milford
M. E
Lena Morris
Jennie Morris
Michael Groves
Batavia
Emma Weaver
Pleasant Plain
Emma Shumard
Mt. Crab
Zed South
Robert Needham
William Applegate
B. F. Clark
Baltimore
Henry Stephens
Clara Smith
King’s Mills
Mary Sutton
Byron Jones
Lottie
Maggie Smith
Charles Seward
Jesse Binkley
Jamie McCoslum
Philip VanHornand
Elenor
Wm. Seward
John Hay
Lebanon
Wilson Covall
Wie
Loveland
Isaiah Hill
Thor
Hill
Monterey
Frank VanHorn
Middleton
Homer Haler
Joseph Seward
John
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Ayer
J. Early Finley
Ironton
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Zionville
Bantam
J. J. Havens
Versailles
Nash’s Pharmacy
J. R. Hicke
New Richmond
Clara Burroughs
Ella Simms
Helen McMurehy
Miss Thomas
Fanny Lowenstein
C. M. Taylor
Eden Park
Town Hall
Taylor
Pursell
Bieber
Towner
Lowenstein
Burroughe
Orebaugh
Merk
Curry
Parcell
Thompson
Laurel
Beaumont
Thomas R. Hiney
Carrie Simmons Brown
Mise Harriet Simmons
Rodgersville
Tenn
Robert Barnes
Bedford
Indiana
James Corbin
Wm. Donley
Ohio River
Hannah Simmons
Viola Nichols
Tabasco
James H. Corbin
Carmel Cemetery
W. E. Spurrier
Riley Boyce
D. L. Beach
Clover Nook Farm
Greenfield, Maes
Chamberlain
Edenton
Backlen
Arnica
Owas Pharmacy
J. R. Hicks
Mella
Amelia, Ohio
Castoria
LW Ret
Newtonsville
A. W. Colter Canning Co
Gus Fisher
White Oak
Jesse Jones
P. M. Hill
Windsor
G. W. Jones
Charles Rogers
Kate McGruder
Peoria
Kate McGrouder
C. 8. Rogers
John Edwards
Hugh West
Lafayette Nash
John Denham
Lindale
Louis Hill
West End
Kate Godfrey
J. Taylor
Clermont
E. J. Manning
Joseph Brown
Jesse McMahon
Mollie Good
Carrie Caldwell
Marathon
Miss Roudebush
Christian Church
Mitchell
George Fiischel
Raymond
Chas. Suddens
Eastwood
H. Cover
Andrew Lohrer
C. W. Caldwell
W. R. Aber
Warren County
Modest
Dan McKenzie
Lorna: Mines
Cape Breton Co
Nova Scotia
Frex
Pierce
Common Sense
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
What Is
Cennie
Beno Rnape Ene
Union Trust Building
York
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
J.C. Furrast
Fr Bell
Citizen's Phone
Geo
Jonee
Lena Benjamin Te
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