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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1919

Page

5

Local social notes from Oklahoma region visitors and guests

A roundup of visits and hospitality across Oklahoma and nearby areas includes Minges allotments and Wehr as visitors, Misses Jeasie and Heleniter visiting Mrs Wivespita, Mrs Maggie Whaend's family hosting Annabel, Mrs Elizabeth Rader and John Henry at home, and guests of J Hicks and wife. Tennis doctor Behymer and son Russel drove to Tennessee, while Bray Porter and wife hosted attendees from Portsmouth Cincinnati and Nellie Coleman. Multiple local families, including Kinwil and Maddox households, received guests over the weekend.

Oklahoma Jeasie Heleniter Wivespita Ul Y Robert Flora Oakley Maggie Whaend Annabel Elizabeth Rader John Henry Papiss Annabel Kins Hope Indiana J. Hicks

Local social notices mix with old business and health ad

A jumbled local column lists visitors and guests of various residents including Mr. Miller Mrs J N Judd and Mrs Vogel. Names such as Hayes Locust Gayland Weaver Hastork A Lungmus and Mrs Jenkinson appear among family and social visits. The document also includes an 1886 note on Hall’s Catarrh Medicine by Frank J Cheney and a Toledo notary seal.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney Oath Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason Geal F. J. Cheney & CO

Traveling Man’s Experience and Local Notices

A fragmentary local notice column notes celebrations birthday anniversaries and visitors among residents Milt Bogart and spouse mark a wedding anniversary. Tom Trout buys a new Ford. Mrs Hannah Brown visits Byron Jordan. a baby girl arrives. various neighbors and shops referenced. The piece closes with WH Ireland Louisville recounting cholera episode and relief from Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Milt Bogart Tom Trout Ford Hannah Brown Byron Jordan Leeds Sunny Gusta Ireland Louisville

Fair Oak Social Notes and Anecdotes

Fair Oak residents recount weekend visits to Coney Island. Mrs Pape and family tour the shore while Mrs Mulloy and daughter return with Moore’s Foster. Local youths attend a Sunday gathering and the piece ends with a promotional excerpt on Chamberlain’s Cough remedy and a hotel man's testimonial.

Village Notes From Bem and Nearby Folks

Samuel Strimple of Bem reports on overseas visitors and local residents visiting, including Miss Julia Glover, Mrs. Belle and family, and others. Charles Breemeret and wife, Amos Wyrick, Adrian Minning, and Oakley households were seen at the fair and gatherings. The piece lists arrivals, visits, and social happenings around the village with names and rural events echoed from the community.

Samuel Strimple Bem Charles Breemeret City Julia Glover Alice

The Beast Physic Advertises Chamberlain’s Tablets

An early 20th century advertisement touts Chamberlain's tablets as pleasant to take with mild, gentle effects. It claims the medicine is highly valued by users who know its good qualities and notes it costs a quarter.

Chamberlain Jo Pominville Stillwater Minn The

Community Socials and Visits Near Cincinnati

The article lists numerous visits and gatherings around Mt. healthy nearby towns with relatives from Cincinnati, Norwood, Amelia, and Newport among others. It notes various family visits, dinners, and a big Old Bethel Sunday school gathering at the creek by Chas. Morehead's on August 28. Several residents plan trips to Owensville fair and a picnic is urged. An ending paragraph promotes Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion.

Sunday Guests and Local Visits Across Town

Dr Henry Hobson and daughter visited relatives at Dayton Soldiers Home while White and wife entertained Elmer a little son. Hilton family Elklick guests of Jones and Brown and Harlow family visiting. Walter hosted family Sunday with Nettie Watson and son visiting Williamsburg. Arnott burg spent Sunday with parents. Jones family at wensville. Bath Harlow hosted by Edith Mudge Delapalma. Harlow and wife at Crosstown with Taylor Connor. Hutchingon and Jamil visited Wm Johnson Isonville. Conover Norwood and Bhuffplore visiting Hobson family. W H Jones family visited mother at Burdsall chapel. Maurice Lockland visited Wiederfolke. Alice Davidson seen in city. Maud Valentine of Olaplanast spent Sunday with brother. Ruth Dae and Ruegell noted. Mrs Lee hosted daughter from Bellevue last week. Bos Home event mentioned. Cincinnati trip as storm passes. Greenwade Madisonville and Mrs Cora Bly observed in city. Woods daughter Nellley visiting. Paris King and family of Porvemont noted. Several locals attended the Bos Sarak Home event. storm did not disrupt visits.

Henry Hobson Orrow Dayton Visi Hite Elmer B. Hilton Elklick O. L. Jones Sun- Qus Brown Madisonville Harlow George Arrow’s O. J. Walter Hhe Sis Five Mile Ter Nettie Watson Williams John Arnott C. L. Jones Chidren Mra. J Wensville Mies Edith Mudge Delapalma J. Harlow Crosstown Taylor Connor Charlie Hutchingon Jamil Wm. Johnson Isonville Lizzie Conover Norwood Beuh Bhuff Plore W Homas Azel Hobson W. H. Jones Goldie Burdsall Chapel Gbambanee Sassy Enangatstan Maurice Lockland Wieder Folke Alice Davidson Maud Valentine Rugeell Franklin Burney Mr. Lee Ellevue Melia Valle 3 Klin G. A. Pombe Jennie Rho Bernard PP Elater Greenwade Cora Bly Ign Woods Nellley Paris Porvemont McCann Meys

Local Arrangements Quietly Form for Visitors

Mrs Perkins welcomes visitors including Mrs Bae from Ballsan and Mrs Elizabeth of Heeville Tenn. Claire Kline and Margaret host guests Marion Kisishop and others for a week of social events in Hyde.

Wm. Perkins Baesell Roberts Ballsan Elizabeth ‘Core Heevillee Tenn Claire Kline Mente Margaret O of Hyde Marian Kisishop

Local Social Roundup Adds Names and Weekend Visits

James Kirskadder and family spent Sunday at the Zoo. Miss Anna Highlande returned home in Leba after two weeks with Miss Cora Boned. Mrs. Zimmer of Williamsburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Holland. Ethel Apgar was in the city Friday. Mrs. Lou E. Johnson of Hill a guest of her sister Mrs. Clara Smith. R. J. Fitzgerald and family of Hyde Pa Johnson Bert Fomorin and Gray and daughter Mar chie visited Fayetteville. Frank Johnson and wife of Newt Collier moved to Madisonville. J. B. Ireton and wife were weekend visitors. Miss Marie Christie visiting friends in Lebanon. Mrs. Schuler of Fayetteville is guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Kirskaddon.

Miller J. N. Judd Hayes Vogel City Gayland Weaver Hastork A. Lungmus Rs. T. Witt Miss Bextha Sam Strimplee Ndiana Smith and Daughter Offutt Ghatgerite John Beck Charle Minta Ni Jenkinson Beckett Dorothy Wolfe Hyde Park Choss Monterey S Thureday Uests Saunders Felkamp Helen Kelly James Ile Coney Island Mary Smith M Eoles M Elizabeth Kentucky Ity Schump Perry Everett Af Godur Strimple Familee Dawson Matt Day James Kirskadder Benj Kirskaddon Zoo Anna Highlande Cora Boned Hame Leba Zimmer Williamsburg Will Holland Ethel Apgar Shore Lou E. Johnson Hill Clara Smith Lebanon Schuler G

Local social visits across towns noted this week

Mr and Mrs Shiera and friends from Oxford spent Sunday with W K Runyan. Miss Helen Shriner near Milford stayed days with Eunice Alrey. Mr and Mrs Bounds visited Fayetteville. Mrs Ogden hosted her Oxford daughter and granddaughter for several days. Dr Leever and family plan Niagara Falls trip this week. Miss Marie Werk Westchester stayed with Gladys Abe last week. Val Anstead family visited Mary Schultz Union Chapel. Joe Christy and wife hosted their daughter Mrs Reynolds and grandchildren Silverton. Frank Hitch family entertained many relatives Saturday and Sunday. H of Xeniais spending a few days at her home here.

Shiera Oxford W.k. Runyan Helen Shriner Near Milford Eunice Alrey Bounds Fayetteville Ogden Val Anstead Mary Schultz Union Chapel Joe Christy R. Reynolds Silverton Frank Hitch Xénia Jessie Marsing

Social notes share visits and vacations across towns

Miss Daisy Nash of Washington spending vacation at home. Mrs. Mary Johnson and Miss Alice Johnson of Tabasco visited Miss Rose and Miss Alice Day on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Cross and Miss Lizzie King spent Friday in the city. Eliza Behymere and Carlos Roy were at the Zoo on Wednesday. Elizabeth Perkins visiting Roberts in Balkin Kentucky. Frank Brown visited Cincinnati relatives Thursday and Friday. Harley Behmyer called on Mrs. Mary Bell's family this week. Dora Merriott visited California friends this week.

Daisy Nash Washington, D. C Mary Johnson Alice Johnson Tabasco Rose Alice Day Mary Cross Lizzie King Eliza Behymere Carlos Roy Zoo Elizabeth Perkins Dora Merriott California

Obituary Remembrance for Infant in Mt Washington Area

An obituary notes the death of a baby aged 10 months on August 20. The funeral was held at the family home with service by a local pastor, and burial followed in the new cemetery alongside family. Named attendees include Miss Anna Jordan and Miss Maude Argo visiting near Columbus.

Milton Suen Cleveland Hamoathia Yieiesns Anna Jordan Mies Maude Argo Leon Gatteie Mt. Washington Paeltz Ladys White Barrie Columbus Sanford Sdays Opas

Community Notes of Visits and Celebrations Across Town

Local families hosted and visited relatives including Mrs. Titus, Rev. Smith, and Miss Mina White. Guests from Chicago, New Rochelle, Cincinnati, Norwood, and Norwood joined dinners and outings at multiple homes. A marine Private Roy Cobb returned from overseas service and a church anniversary at Winchester M. BE featured Rev. Burdesall receiving a gold purse amid a bountiful supper and readings.

Local residents visit and depart after neighborhood gatherings

E gs. James Burke and family return from an auto trip through Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Durham and child leave for Alexandria after visiting relatives. Mrs. Will Faul and daughter spent a day with G. Faul's family. Miss Myrtle Ostendorf visits Miss Bertha Davis. Several families host or visit. Garrett Morford leaves Detroit for new job after Navy discharge. Prof. Qence Pattison and Mrs. Kledeinhardt guests of Ed and family. Mrs. Bertha Gines hosts Mrs. Jerry Organsta and baby. Chas Davis and daughter Bertie visit Williamsburg. Ida Bainum visits Madisonville friends.

James Burke Louise Mary Ilmer Ae Kentucky Chas Durham Little Gon Alexadria Will Fau Winifred G. G. Faul Myrtle Ostendorf Clifton Heighteig Bertha Davis Ro Hutson Margery Ameli Qarr Heir Ripley Chas. Smith Hit Garrett Morford Navy Etroit Mich Qence Pattison Cleveland Kle Deinhardt Covington Berthauggines Erry Oganstah Oederia Chas. Davis Bertim G. B. Hill Williamsburg Ida Bainum Madisonville Paxien

Houstonia heals nail wound with House-tone Jones ad

A Clark County Ohio farmer cites relief after stepping on a rusty nail and claims Houstonia soothes the wound. The ad promotes Dr Jones' House-tone medicine at $1 and 5c, with wholesale and pharmacy listings across Ohio.

Houstonia Dean McKillip Clark Co Ohio Charleston, D. J

Money to Loan Advertised by Attorney N G Cover

Notice announces loans ranging from 100 to 1000 dollars in multiple sums with five year terms at high rates. It mentions an attorney N G Cover and includes unrelated scribbled phrases about materials and locations, indicating a fragmented listing with minimal verifiable details.

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