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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets permanently cure indigestion so people can eat any food. It cites a Stillwater Minnesota case, Mr J Pominville, who reportedly spent over $2000 on medicines before being cured.
Mt Pisgah area residents host relatives and friends while Miss Edna Oetzel visits from the city. Embroidery clubs, family gatherings, and church events dot the week with visitors from Oakley Batavia Amelia and Cincinnati. A public sale and local births and illnesses are also recorded alongside travel to Covington and Cincinnati.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and claims it cleanses the blood to heal mucous surfaces. The piece also lists testimonials and local names visiting relatives, with many short notes on community social visits and illnesses.
Jasper Malick and sous moved to Priday city. Sol Kernohan and W. O. wives of Perintown urgent fuodey with Dick Hutson and daughter Efe. Mrs Caroline Short returned from Mt. Washington. Supper for entertainment by school and home association Bat turdey was a success. Mrs Roy Hutson and daughter of Bethel visited Theodore Soett family. James R. Hicks and wife returned from Florida. Miss Francis Black spent Sunday there. A service at the M. S. church Sunday morning. Miss Mamie Drake and James Withrow married in Batavia Wilson. Wedding dinner for immediate relatives. A friend left Monday for Newport. Congratulations.
Delayed report notes Rev. Stoddard led the regular appointment at Taylor Chapel Sunday accompanied by his sister Mrs. Grooms of West Union. Sunday school was reorganized and will meet each preaching day with next Sunday’s morning service. Everyone welcome. Mr. Meeker rented Belle Mallott's farm. Carl and Elanorreton Wil liamsburg visited Grandp Kreton. Mrs. Rose Steward Wilpore sold her property to Mrs. Ellaard. Mrs. Frank Livengood of Williamsburg called Saturday.
NICHOLSVILLE notes a slower week with Delayed. Delayed. 8. H Jackson and wife spending Sunday at Bethel. Friends of Mrs. Alice Roudebush host a birthday surprise. Numerous visits and small-town gatherings spread through the area including church, school, and family trips.
An advertisement promotes Nature’s Aid House-tone-e-ah liniment for aches and pains including ear or lumbar region stiffness, chest colds, sore throat and skin ailments. It claims deep penetration without burning or blistering and lists distributors in Batavia and Williamsboro Ohio. Local notices detail families visiting relatives and community events with names such as Williams and Bly.
The article lists family visits Easter week including Mrs E G King, Mrs B L Allen and daughters, and others visiting from Aberdeen Norwood and Akron. It notes the marriage of Fondus B Smith to Dorothy Masters of St. Bernard, with Wanda Smith as bridesmaid. Opera House events feature Alice Brady and Alice Joyce films. A large Easter shower for Helen May Burnett precedes her marriage to Emmett Hancock.
Ennis Hawthorne and wife hosted relatives from Blanchester and Lynchburg. Mrs. A. A. Watson visited her ailing mother in Owensville. David Irwin and family attended Hazel Irwin’s Dayton wedding. Bos Hill and Anna Brown joined Easter gatherings with families in Norwood and Goshen. Attendees also visited Goshen entertainment by the Metropolitan Glee Club and nearby towns.
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