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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1920
Page
5
Advert says Chamberlain's Tablets cure indigestion biliousness and constipation improving mood and appetite. Claims many women were permanently cured and now feel cheerful after using the tablets which cost a quarter.
A fragmented list of social mentions records visits and family events including Mrs Geo and cousin Mrs Lee visiting Boston, Mr and Mrs Dawson hosting at Wameburg, and Sunday guests Wilmond Lytle and family plus Miss Bessie Pierce among neighborhood snippets.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable case of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the reliable cure. It claims the remedy works through the blood and promises quick relief after a single course, urging readers to order from Henry & Co. in Toledo and Cheney & Co. in Boston.
A fragmented notice recounts W H Ireland of Louisville sharing a travel tale about Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saving him after a cholera morbus attack in 1888. The item blends personal anecdotes with church notices and neighborly visits around Dayton and Batavia.
A Montana hotel attendee from Dupuyer, Mr F H Dear, recommends Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to friends noting its well known merits and widespread appreciation despite some readers being unfamiliar with it.
Catherine Burkhardt and Miss Iyrenck visited Miss Pailee in New York. Mr Lyckeer hosted guests at his home with Jacobs, Flick, Berick and others attending. A social evening surprised Catherine Burkhardt, with several friends present. The piece closes with an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets praising their mild effects and affordability.
A long list of regional visitors and hosting duties fills the past week in Witiquehors and surrounding towns. Families from Benet pact and Columbus share meals, travels, and social hours with local residents and relatives. The column notes many small gatherings, trips through the east, Sunday outings, and arrivals from Cincinnati Detroit and Dayton. A health tip closes the item, recommending Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and bowel regularity.
Dayton visitors Mrs. Gay Clinger and children call on Mr and Mrs Eben Hancock. Wm Fomorin and family spent Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth South. Rev McMurray of Bethel preached at the Christian church Sunday. Chas Daugherty and family visited Tarry Foster and Fanny in Sansonville. Will Rapp of Sabina visited his sisters Miss Samantha and Miss Sallie Rapp. Mrs Mjo Forres and mother spent Monday at Owensville. Black of the city has returned to work after a visit with parents. Snell and wife spent Sunday with relatives. Laura D s Miss Alma White of Washington D C vacationing with James and wife. illard and Herschel Male returned from a long visit. Leach of city spent Sunday with parents.
Reed Johnson attended a local event last week with family and friends including Henry Hobgon and Sable plac rts. Hobson family figures. Norrops residents Bilde and Neal Shes mily near Ganev ur. The gathering featured Edith and Howard Harlow with several others.
Fragmented lines describe a home in Norwood and a Young Men’s Class from a Sunday mission or church group. Details are unclear but reference local residents and a youth program.
A collage of friendly gatherings and visits fills the page. Mrs John St and afs pending ibe host guests of Wilson Motisnd ad family. Gladys Hoggatt returns home after lengthy visit with Day AWasa Christ tet Wal en Maes Hille. A.N. Genet entertained teivadl forwood the past week. Mrs gleorcas was Sunday guest of ars hb. Weekend guests included Ernestine Recobes, ladys Tucker, and others at various homes.
Dr. a tamally of Hyde Yar and others attended Sabbath services and a fair. Families from Hamilton Williamsburg and Greenberry hosted dinners and spent time with relatives. Several businessmen and residents including Ruth Connor and Mrs. Harley McMullen made last week social calls and visits.
Gladys Bard and Miss Peatson of Pig-Roy spent a week at alter Pearson’s home while Herbert Clark recovers from an operation at Bethesda Hospital. John Smith and Elsie Conard eloped to Batavia and returned to Owensville fair. Helen and Mildred Weaver of Lebanon visit cousin Gladys Dimmitt. Mr and Mrs John Conard plan move to their old home near Troy this fall.
A string of local names and associations appears with Monday visits and short stays. Mr John Sogale and samsliy from Cozad dale Ohio spent an afternoon with Ms Earl Jones. Mrs Low Maddox returned home after a few days with her daughter. George Hickey of Milford visited his sister Mrs Collins and Miss Jennie Collins. Mrs Carl Apsteadt fell and injured her ankle last week. Sunday visitors included P G Sutton and wife of Belt typie parents and Iva Colana from Bert ladys's Ohio. Paul ie of King's Mills joined J W Wash on a trip. Long and Mrs Allie John Garr attended the 8.3 accident at Edenton Sunday.
Rev W V Miller was hosted by Mr and Mrs Mc Little Sandy. Mrs Cock hosted visitors from Germantown Kentucky and others. Ira Guy’s relatives gathered for a Sunday visit. Charles Yager visited Cincinnati. Jey Beckelhymer motored Sunday. Gatch Beach and children hosted Sunday guests. Stanley Shinkle visited George Harvey Day. Edith Dimmitts stayed with aunt Carrie Case last week.
Immediate purchase offer for Spot stock. Will pay per head for cases. Quick reply requested via Williamsburg 1028.
Mrs Mary Zimmer hosts Mr Chant and daughter from Kirkwoodycourt with Elizabeth and Helen Lockwood from New Jersey visiting. Maree Immer and Josephine Lockwood, and Mr and Mrs P B Smith entertain Dixon Hern and family. Abik of Onbus visits Mrs D Araster and Mrs WF in town.
An assortment of community notices records travel by residents to New Richmond and Paris. Mentions Mrs Gleason and Rev F T Bath with family, Mrs Elizabeth Ewing in indefinite stay, Dana Johnson visiting from Indiana, and reunions among old friends in Holmes Scottstown Township.
The article lists Batavia residents hosting relatives and visiting family members from Cincinnati and nearby areas. It mentions a Saturday event at the school with a supper and a gathering near the church grounds, inviting attendees to bring their own supper.
In a special session on August 16 the County Commissioners approved numerous bills for maintenance, repairs, and services including bridge work, road culverts, and gravel work. Contracts awarded: Aub Bigham for Lorado Marathon culvert at 188.71, Oscar Glancy for walls and top on bridge No. 8 at Ashton road 471, concrete culvert No. 6 107.77, Rodney Jenks for Twin Bridges walls 140. The board also agreed to shared funding with Batavia trustees for a bridge top and partial concrete work.
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