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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
5
Batavia residents learn the importance of kidney health as Doan's Kidney Pills are praised by Mrs. Rachel Garner of Elm St Loveland Ohio who says the remedy cured a family kidney trouble years ago and recommends Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
W C Coombs and wife entertained relatives from Chattanooga. Mrs Albert Baird of Russellville visits Mrs Nellie Haggerty. Ed Idler and son from Amelia visited his sisters. Carl Rhinehardt and wife from Branch Hill with Russell Valentine of Hamlet visited Dr Valentine. Will Hawkins and family visited Theo Brumagen. Zella Kilgore of Hamlet visited Mrs Ida Butler. Will McDulin and wife from Cincinnati spent Sunday at Geo Lindsey's. Maurice Wheeler and wife visited Albert Wheeler. Bertha Rholfing spent Saturday at Mt Pisgah. Beware of ointments containing mercury for catarrh. Hall Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co contains no mercury. Take Hall's Catarrh Cure as directed. Hall's Family Pills recommended.
Miss Gertrude Waldrip visits Miss Ethel Day for a weekend. Mr. Fitzpatrick hosts Alabama relatives and Mrs. Heltman’s family from Hyde Park. Mrs. P. M. Offutt attends Mrs. Lida Wolf’s funeral in Hyde Park. Mrs. Joseph Dawson and Hazel visit Laurel. Mrs. Harvey Perin hosts Mrs. Henry Trennert and family. Mrs. Harry French returns from St. Louis. Musical at Union Chapel Sunday night. Mrs. Kalen hosts sister from Chattanooga. Chamberlains Liniment promotes relief for rheumatism and muscle pains. sold by dealers.
Messrs Huggins Harris Grover and Beck Sundayed in Berry Kentucky. Elmer Nichols and parents Jim and Mrs Nichols hosted visits in Ports mouth. Lola Wood Drudie Smith visited Dayton Ohio with Mrs Nina Sells. Clarence Young of Bata via spent Sunday at home. Mrs John Littleton Rose returned to Marion Ohio after visiting her parents J K Morris. Maggie Goldstein and daughter from Seattle visit Bethel friends. Cliff Rose over to J F Parker home. Lizzie Crosswell and children of Georgetown visited friends. Claudia Campbell Lavere Smith of Middletown hosted by Henry Campbell. Karl Williams visited with his sister Mrs O A Brannock. Audrey Williams and Keith Brannock visited A Trout in Feesburg. G B Hill wife Louise Thelma Hill of Williamsburg spent Sunday with Clarence Hill. Frank Kemerine visiting in city this week. Warren Richards family visiting W P Richards. Miss Winnie Schaeffer of Newport guest of Will Martin. Mildred Bretz and Roy Goodwin married Sunday evening at Harvey Bretz home. Ceremony by Rev A M Johnson. Goodwins to move to Michigan soon. Ed King hosted relatives from Hamilton and Kentucky on Sunday.
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast penetrating remedy for rheumatic pain, pains in joints, neuralgia, and chest throats. It claims relief without rubbing and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle, with a testimonial from Chas H Wentworth of California.
Miss Lulu Phillips returns from Oxford visit. Mary Purkhiser attends college at Peoria Illinois, while Louise Purkisher and Kenneth Dunn study at local and regional institutions. A daughter was born last week to F A Gardner and to Frank Brannen. B A McMurchy family visited Wiggonsville, and John Kennedy and wife visited James Johnson in Pt. Isabel.
A Kentucky man extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as the most wonderful medicine ever to enter his system. He would not be without them and claims the pills thoroughly cleanse for chronic constipation or occasional purges. Nash Pharmacy.
Fairmount council led a collaboration with Blanchester Dayton and Newtonsville officials to address fall cough concerns. An advertised remedy, Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey, is promoted as a quick, permanent relief for coughs and colds, including use for children, with a 25-cent price and claimed antiseptic benefits.
Miss Audria Boyce spent weekend with Miss Gladys Wilson of Elk Lick. M H Brennan and wife of Nicholsville stayed with B Wall and daughter. Mrs Tatman and daughter with Mrs Raie Taylor and others visited John and Chas Hutson families. Merril Ewry of Felicity visited friends. Lena Hutson with sister Mrs B Myrick of Williamsville. Kensington Club met with Mrs J F Edwards. Olive Swein visiting Wyoming. Mrs Thurza Hutson of Bethel and Mrs Harriet Page of Pt Isabel visited Mrs John Carr. May Wellman of Mt Washington called on friends. OC R Wolf of Hyde Park died at home. Rev Carrell and family hosted dinner with Misses Coulter, Allie Merten and Charles Houser. Elmer Ely and wife of Bantam stayed with W P Daughters and wife. Nellie Wall visited relatives in Dayton Kentucky.
An advertising blurb from Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley Kidney Pills to cure kidney and bladder trouble. It asserts headaches backaches fatigue sleep appetite and strength improve, urging immediate use.
Charles Brown and family visited Joseph Uhl's with the Brown clan. Minnie Snell spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Rapp. Lida Ferguson visited cousin Mrs. Josie Cover. F A Thirey and family called on Zoah Glancy of Greenberry. Francis Loher visited Andrew Lohrer and wife. Samuel South stayed with sister Mrs. Sarah McMahon. Relatives of Mrs. Adurelia Cover gathered at Maggie Turner’s for a birthday visit. Will Metcalf family visited Mary Lovell. Lou Devine spent Sunday with sister Mary Carpenter. August Herbert and wife with the Misses Bauer took Grace Snell home. Charles Burns family visited sister W. O. Varney. Josie Cover visited Mr. and Mrs. Buford Spencer. Rev J E Harris called on friends.
Mrs. M J Gallagher of Geneva New York describes long lasting indigestion and constipation relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports quick help and after two bottles can eat heartily with no bad effects. Sold by all dealers.
Sunday visitors include Marion Hutchinson and wife at Will Hobson's Alma Innis at Miles Glancy's Allen Johnson at Chas Hutchinson's Richard McElfresh and Clifford McElfresh from Maple Grove at N B Wallace's A crowd gathered Friday for a surprise for Miss Winnie Martin. Several from here attended a Rebekah supper at Marathon. The Ladies Aid will meet October 4 at Mrs Maury Bicking's.
Advert emphasizes Po-Do-Lax as a pleasant laxative that cures indigestion and related ills from pimples to headaches. It claims liver toning, blood purification, and lasting wellness with regular use, offering money back if not satisfied. A Wo bottle is advised.
Mrs A C Hutchens of Clifton Heirha visits Mr and Mrs Frank Smith as W S Gray buys the Bowers farm near Mt Crab. Edward Zimmerman asks players meet Friday at 12:30 at Wayts to travel to Mt Crab for high school game lineup. Prohibition rally, moving to Bata via, theater opens by Eugene Hull and George Barnes. Numerous visits, gatherings, and travel between Batavia Hillsboro Dayton Cincinnati and local farms and homes.
Purported tonic promises cure for dizziness biliousness and constipation and a normal bowel movement. Claims include clearing waste and poisons with a first dose effect priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Sunday visits and family gatherings across Oakland Hamereville Spring Dale Bethel Afton and Perintown are recorded. Many relatives travel to see kin while church groups plan a lunch sale at G P Medary's sale. A birthday surprise honors Ben McKibben. Ernest Reed visits Union Plains with Frank's family.
Sunday visits fill the page as Harry Thomas and wife join T. B. Davidson and wife at G. P. Medary’s, and James Musgrove with family spend the afternoon with Ben Manning. Miss Mary Glancy of Elk Lick stays with Chas Busch and wife while Miss Lucile Campbell hosts dinner with Cordelia Lewis and George Fox. Osa Earhart visits Mrs. Allie Earhart at Bethel. corn cutting and silo filling pace farm life. Citrolax promoted by Nash Pharmacy as a preferred laxative drink from Green Bay Wisconsin testimonials.
Este and Wellington Hill hosted the Loyal Friends Club gathering. Local residents Miss Maude Williams visited Cincinnati and Rufus Rapp hosted guests from Nebraska and Monterey. The week featured relatives visiting, a reunion trip to Blanchester for the O V I, and various locals hosting or visiting Cincinnati Dayton Milford and Marathon connections.
Hazel Hill and James Roudebush attend Milford school while Harmon Whittaker spends a few weeks with home folks in the city.
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