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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
5
A health note explains bilious attacks as liver dysfunction causing constipation fermentation of food, stomach inflammation, nausea, vomiting and headache. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to ton up the liver and clean the stomach for quick recovery.
Delayed social column records visits and calls around Batavia. Miss Marie Craver and Clarence Rice visited her parents Harry Myers and Roy Craver. O Hartz Metz and Mrs Emma Werling attended a ball game at Rippey. Carrie Burgess of Red Bank visited James Carpenter. F Judd and wife visited William Knapp in Miamivee. James Carpenter hosted Mrs Chas Hills and family in Wilhamsville. Belle Patchell returned from Dayton. Mary Kelly of the city stayed with M Sapp and family. L Ifoanecn, Farmers Insurance agent, did business in Batavia last week.
Twenty line ad touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the cure for catarrh with a 100 dollar reward offer. It asserts a 35 year reputation and claims the remedy acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and expel poisons. It invites readers to start taking the medicine and request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs Phillipe and her young daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Little. Ira Guy and wife visited friends in Germantown Kentucky. Ida Shinkle and sister Mildred were guests of Miss Orphia Zimmerman. Walter Cordery and wife called on Tom Dean. Austin Trees and daughter visited Lloyd Trees and wife. Quene Nickell hosted J M Freeze and wife. Ibert Newman was called to Lebanon to see his sick sister. A group from this place attended the Poplar celebration last Saturday.
W H Ireland of Louisville Kentucky recounts a cholera morbus attack in 1888. He paid a hotel porter fifty cents to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and followed the label’s directions taking a double dose. He slept and awoke well enough to resume travel at five oclock the next morning.
Nicholsville updates list residents visiting relatives and returning from trips. Annie Martin and daughter of Columbus are back after a relatives visit. Clifford Fox of Ludlow Ky visits Raymond Jackson. Lee Pitzer and wife of Bethel visit George Raper. Oscar Brant of Dayton spent Sunday with the Johnston family. Mrs Chas Gardner and son are at Bb. E. Ner's. Joseph Cella and family of Dayton Ky visit Orange Snider. Lulu Phillips returns from part time work in Smithton. Agnes Jones spends summer with W P Corbin family. Alice Jackson returns from Canton visit.
A Dupuyer Montana hotelman recounts four years of using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with remarkable results. He says he has recommended it to friends and shares the testimonial.
Letters describe visits by Lindsey alias Mheel kland to Elati and other towns. Dr Smith in Cincinnati Monday. Missionary Circle gathering Thursday. Gladys Lowe visiting Ak ron relatives with daughter. Rev Wiggins from Amelia called last week. Edwindsey and wife from Forestville spent Sunday. Harold Hancock and wife of Batavia visited Dale Brumagem. Chamberlain's Tablets praised as a mild pleasant remedy costing a quarter.
A long list of Sunday visitors includes Robert Fagley and wife with Miss Mut jai Kiester, Mrs Greves from Cleveland, John Pommert family, Ollie Sharp and David Sharp, William Lindsey and wife, Mrs Elizabeth Uraner, Emerick Bradbury with Emrick Parvin, Gus Blatz with Miss Gertrude Disselcamp, Russel Frees, Mrs Geo Lippe, H R Eppert and many relatives from multiple towns. An observation notes indigestion can cause irritability and recommends Chamberlain s Tablets to improve digestion and bowel action.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon and at the M B church Sunday evening. Elmer Ely and wife and H D Ely attended the funeral of Mrs Lavina Hopkins of Amelia last Saturday. Donnie Johns and family and Wm Jolene with wives attended at Batavia. Mrs James Wise has hosted company the past week. O Mattox returns from a six week Oxford term. Helen Bly visited sister Mrs Clara Hill. Mrs M O Ross spent the day Thursday with her. Chautauqua-goers from here attend Bethel this week. Ladies Helping Circle meets September 2 at Mrs James Wise’s. Fred Rhinehardt and wife and Milton Frezon and wives visit I R Blade family.
E R Beck and family Clarence Patter son and family and several Misses travel to Buckeye Lake for a week. Bertha Davie of Cincinnati enjoys a two week vacation with relatives. Dale Shinkle hosts visitors from Alabama and Rural Ohio. Dayton and Nashville trips end as people return home. Cincinnati visitor Dr Nell Goodwin visits W P Richards. Mrs Rebecca McKibben with Mrs Cora Prickett visit Mrs Lenna Fry in New Richmond. H L Swope hosts relatives, others from Owensboro and Cincinnati. Mrs Shelmina Paetz’s illness noted and You Jesus Circle meets last Thursday with Belle Coulter.
Local residents including Beer Harlow and family, Ray Schooley, and Mary Hutchinson were seen at various gatherings around Attevia and Walnut Hills. A large display of rework and a community marathon event near Grove drew attendees. A social supper is planned for Saturday night with neighbors and family expected to attend.
Local notes report a family from Mt Carmel visiting relatives in Kentucky and Brazil. The gathering centers on shared ties and aunts uncles and cousins coming together for reunion activities.
Red Bank residents and visitors from New York and Cincinnati gather for family visits and social events. Mrs Fah of Cincinnati, Miss Emily Phillips, and Mrs Perneliain are noted among those visiting relatives and old friends.
Mrs Gajas and son visit Mr Jones and wife Sunday. May Mover entertained Miss Homerme of Westwood. Bert Houser and family left for Orlando after seven weeks here. Miss Martha Mauch and Miss Clara Penny return home for teachers visit. Lillick family visited Halington. Dr Valentine spent days with his daughter in Dayton.
Norma Billets from Amelia visits J W Binning and wife and their kin including Mr and Mrs C dinner with several Amelia families and others from Westboro Mo Ed Swing and George Taylor with wives Mrs Fred Topie and child, Hilda and Katherine Koch, and more. Various locals, Will Abeling family, Oakey, Levi Drake and Willard Woodward with spouses, spend time with home folks.
Edith Winspear of Pt Pleasant spent last week with Wheellock Winspear's. Lenora Crane visits her mother Mrs Jones in Florida. Clifford Myrick and family were Lun a guests of Charles Fitzpatrick and wife at Hamiet. Mrs Lavina Hopkins widow of C B Jesid Hopkins dies August 5 with funeral August 7 at Fellows cemetery. She leaves a son in Norwood and daughter Mrs Frank Dillon.
Clifford Snider and family hosted Emer son and relatives from Blanchester. Hills Station visitors Rort Gibson Emma Gray and Mrs. Jos Ritchie, Goshen, Goshen family members, and Springfield kin were listed as guests. Several families from Mulberry Pleasant Plain and Mt Olive hosted or were hosted by local households during the week ending Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Mot Schiller hosted guests from Cincinnati on Sunday. Mrs Stroup and a companion from Bethel visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bruin. Henry Binning of Borian tor n joined the gathering while Henry Garbe stayed with relatives.
A fragment mentions H Stirling Moore, funeral director, with references to equipment for horse drawn and auto funerals and auto ambulance service.
Mrs Elizabeth Lochard adds a concrete veranda to her home and others on ais street progress with improvements. The Chautauqua festival draws crowds, with many visiting guests from Cincinnati Hamilton Newport and beyond. Mrs G W Lindsley dies after long illness. husband and two sons survive.
The Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Ken Rapp's home. Mrs. Belle Malott hosted her niece Mrs. Rubb and her children from bland. Mrs. Cameron Steward survived a car accident with minor injuries after the vehicle backed toward a bank. Miss Marie Rogers hosted her city guest Kenneth White over Sunday. Mrs. Walter Connor and children from Madisonville visited last week. Paylor Codling and Jami from Madisonville spent Sunday with his mother. Miss Ruth Connor attends the Chautauqua in Franklin. Obed Fry’s wife died last Wednesday and was buried at Taylor's Chapel. Mrs. Otto Bishop dislocated her right elbow last week. Rex Watt visited Williamsburg with friends.
Ohio Attorney General rules automobile tax revenue may not fund purchase of trucks and rollers for road work. Money may not be used for maintenance and repair of existing highways, and is restricted to other allowable purposes. The article also notes variations of the word rose across languages from rosa to roos.
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