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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
5
Irritable moods often stem from a disordered stomach. A man with good digestion is usually good natured. Many have found permanent relief from stomach trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets for years of suffering. They strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. Costs a quarter.
A jumble of Sunday visits and greetings from [names redacted] in Ohio households plus an unrelated hallmarked advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. The passage references dinners, relatives from Cincinnati and Loveland, local residents, and a Farmers Insurance contact, interspersed with a legal affidavit about a cure claim for catarrh.
MARATHUN residents hosted weekend guests including Mise McAfee of Ailford and Miss Marguerite Genet of Norwood. Mr and Mrs William Jones hosted Carrol and family, with Miss Cordey returning home near Fayetteville. A barn on M H Aplegate’s farm burned Saturday morning.
A public health note warns that a severe cold can signal diphtheria risk in susceptible children. It advises removing a sick child from school, emphasizes early treatment with a remedy to curb the cold, and to reduce the chance of diphtheria or other germ infections.
Local residents share visitors and family gatherings including Mr and Mrs vid, Joseph Ritchie of Goshhen convalescing after illness, Carl Ansteatt household in New Townsville, W.J Raider from Batavia with parents, Mrs Albert Brunk ill with pneumonia, and Misses Alice and Mildred Gomien hosting Mrs Paul Guincher and others for a social day with Mrs Cooper and sister Iva.
Fragmentary notes from Batavia list Vamberlain cough remedy and references to families and visitors. Names such as Glen T and Rex Adams appear among a casual city scene. An art day and a Friday event draw attendees from here to Batavia, with mentions of Mrs Day and Mr Lichen.
Clarence Garbe visited the city Friday. Mr Huntly and wife hosted company from the city Sunday. One Horn and family from the city were here Sunday. Henry Garbe and wife were Sunday guests of Dan Hagerty and wife.
An advice note promotes beauty with age through proper bathing, diet, exercise, and liver and bowel health. It warns that a bloated yellow skin tone, dull eyes, and flabby flesh signal indigestion or a sluggish liver and claims Chamberlain's Tablets can correct these disorders.
Delayed Locust Corner notices recount私 neighbors visiting and hosting across Amelia Cherry Grove Clifton Linwood and Mt Washington. Families including Mattox Fagley Hopert Bradbury Belhvmer Heil Pommerit and Hoffman gather for birthdays sales and Sunday meals with multiple households noted.
Effie Marsh Florence Needham Dale Roudebush and other locals visited Blanchester this week and a Arbor Day program was held with 15 trees planted. Social visits from multiple families noted including residents from Belfast Hamilton Morrow Milton Franklin and Mt Healthy. Proceeds from a Saturday event to aid a panel of people were mentioned but details are unclear.
Mrs Langhoret returns home after visiting with daughters and relatives in Oakley. Oetzel spent last week with relatives in the city. Embroidery club met at the home of Ive H B McGrane Friday evening. Mrs Lina Cox returns from extended visit with relatives at Ludow Ky. H L Adams and wife of Elklick and Oakley relatives visited Mrs Langhurst Sunday. Clay Hawkins and family from Richmond with his mother visited J Hawkins family Sunday. W Vijee and family at J W Stevens Forest City home. Don Evansh nes visit. Low Donley and Alfred White at home Sunday.
Rev John Bepngton visits Cleveland as parishioners welcome friends. Louise Ulrey visits Johnson Armstrong and wife. Loucille Laird of Goshen guests Olive Bethymer. Lawrence Cochnower family from Washington spends Sunday here. Mrs Clarence Kirgan hosts Philathea club. Mary Pommert hosts Home Missionary Society. Jessie Coulter and Annabel Flora noted. Lafayette Nash visits Howard Hancock and wife. Lena Hutson hosts Pact's club. program on Prohibition, history topics mentioned.
Igaret Maffey and family were in Mille Charlumford and John Croshaw hosted a Sunday visit. Everett Haines spent Sunday in Chase town with his parents. Frank Dimmitt and family attended a queens meeting at Enton Friday night. Numerous greetings, reunions, and visits are recorded across the community.
An advertisement promotes Houstonia liniment for injuries from rusty nails. Farmer Dean McKillip recounts stepping on a nail, applying the product, and recovering quickly. The copy warns against blood poisoning and urges purchase from local druggists in Batavia and Williamsburg, Ohio.
Gladys and Walter White hosted Juniors from the neighborhood last Saturday night. Several families visited relatives around Branch Hill, Bethel, Mt. Pisgah, and Cincinnati. A.B. Boggees and wife hosted relatives on Sunday. A man aged Mr. Metzgar was found dead at his home with burial planned for Gedron Friday.
Bethel residents and visitors gathered for family events and town activities. Among those noted were Mr. and Mrs. John Cundiff returning to Somerset after wintering in Bethel, and multiple families visiting relatives in Cincinnati Latonia Covington and Kentucky towns. A charity play by the Pythian Sisters raised 110 dollars, and church groups hosted meetings for new members.
An advertisement promotes tablets claimed to quickly ease constipation and be pleasant to take. It emphasizes prompt relief and overall well being as reasons to try the product.
Local Presbyterian Sunday School held a surprise party for Mrs. Laura Om as last Friday evening. About 16 young people brought lunch and sugar for a taffy pull, creating a joyful social evening.
Misses Golda and Hester Bolender called on Mrs. Shinkle. Mr. Marie Perkiser and sister Minnie visited Henry Kaucher and wife. Mrs. Lizzie Lebich and daughter plus Miss Anna Stanley visited Mr. Pophams. Chas. Lebisch sold a horse to Noah Powers. Mrs. Douglas Utter remains ill. George Phillips and wife visited Will Wilfert. A. L. Hendrixson transacted business locally. Frank Shinkier is very sick at city hospital. Mrs. Fiie and children plan to move to Moscow soon. Raymond Dawson of Williamsburg was here Saturday.
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