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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
5
A testimonial claims permanent relief from indigestion using Cham berlain's Tablets. The speaker cites Mr. Pominville of Stillwater Minnesota who reportedly spent over $2000 on medicines before being cured by the tablets.
Fragmentary town notes report Olive Branch residents visiting relatives in Mt Washington and Batavia. Mary Murgler and Miss Alice unite in social ties. Andrew Hauck and sons Batavia trip, Judge Joseph and wife hosted in Batavia. M B Sunday School held a program with sandwiches and cake. L Johnson, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent, did business locally last week.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related conditions with a special combination of ingredients. It touts testimonials from users and promotes the medicine as best in the country. F. S. Cheney & Co. are listed as proprietors in Toledo Ohio with druggists carrying the pills for constipation as well.
Mrs Galvin and family moved to Pittsb urg that week Albert Quomts was in Batavia Saturday Mrs Cossart was in the city Saturday Helen Lindsey is visiting in the city Albert Wheeler was in the city last week Protracted it an at the Baptist church that evening Mrs Viola Wilson and Wilma Robinson spent Sunday at Forestville Edmund Lindsey of Forestville spent Saturday with children here Several from here attended the ladies aid Mrs Belle Green's last Friday.
Frances Grickle and wife of Woodville visited rebel Frye Sunday. Cramer and family spent Thursday with Ichie Pierce. Bighe Jon son Lloyd and others spent Sunday in Mitord. Mrs Vere Cramer and family plan a week with Windsor parents. Mrs Doughthan attended a school event. Parathon plans outlined for Friday night at the school literary program with a promising program.
The readable lines mention Anna Whitaker visiting J. O. Johnsons in ree Mr and Mrs J S ay a and T and family of ee aetate with scattered references to local residents. Several names appear in partial form and status updates indicate weekend visits and family time. The text is heavily garbled with OCR errors but reads as a loose social column.
Fragmented readable text shows Maple Grove concerns with residents like Maggie Rust and Raymond Dawson visiting the city. Mentions of local families, gatherings, and interactions suggest a typical late notice page of neighborhood happenings.
Delayed records show Smerson Snider and Henry Halland families visiting A L Grancy and kin for Thanksgiving. Numerous townspeople from Middletown, Pleasant Plain, Norwood, Milford, Blanchester, Cincinnati and beyond joined relatives in festive dinners, travel, and shared meals with the Roudebush, Watson, Saxon, Ferree and Pray households. Mrs Pray’s two week stay ended with her passing the day after Thanksgiving, following a period of declining health.
A sheriff sale notice lists Herman Dieckman et al in a Clermont County Ohio case. Real estate described by lot and tract, with a sale date Saturday January 8 1921 between 9 and 11 o clock in the morning at the county courthouse steps. The property includes a nine mile creek area and related parcels, with the sale proceeds used to satisfy a mortgage and liens as per the court order. Attorney for plaintiff is listed.
Mrs ot zrdette and family gather for a late afternoon event. The W O T U group meets midweek with Mrs Beck Owensville extends sympathy. Prof Kellum and wife welcome a baby boy. Community members visit relatives and attend events, with several outings noted and small personal notices.
Henry H Day and Lovies A King and others face a court ordered sale of 100 acres in Clermont County Ohio on December 28 1920 at the Batavia courthouse. The property lies on Indian Rock waters and borders Reuber Taylor and James Innis surveys. Terms require one third cash, note payments with mortgage at six percent interest. Bert Swing Sheriff and F A Brown deputy oversee the sale.
A legal notice names Philip Babee Helen Huber Carrie Pliester Joseph Ptiester Frances Holt Louise Herringer George Horrstaffe Amelia Herring Margaret Flan dos an unknown heirs and others as defendants. The Ohio court in Clermont County seeks to quiet title to Lot 227 and adjacent property in New Richmond, requiring response by October 2.
Notice of Settlement appears from an estate proceeding listing administrators executors and guardians. The document references accounts and the date of December 9 with potential exceptions and filings. Names such as Nichola and Leanne are mentioned among administrators and executors.
The column lists a string of social activities including a Vesta club meeting with Alma Gluck and talks by John McCormick and Kreisler, a lecture at the Presbyterian church featuring orchestral entertainers, and a Women’s Relief Corps officer election with a supper for the G A B. It notes Mrs. Percy Smith’s recovery, visitors at the home of Mrs. Dela Vanosdol, and various church and opera house events.
Miss Pearl Deem of Price Hill spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Sherman Deem Henry Garbe and daughter Emma were guests of Henry Binning and family of Perintown Carrie Huntley spent Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs Richard then of Cincinnati Grace Day of thes visited her sister Mr dare ruin several ys last week Mr Bruin is on the sick list.
Mr Pat Hayes sold his property to residents of Newood Ohio and Mrs Philip Sperry visited ranches with Otto Kettler. Misses Hdna and Bertha Towneley of Cincinnati stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs James Townsley. Otto Kettle and children from Summerside visited. Mr Bilick Meguire and daughter Kila entertained Sunday guests.
Miss Ethel Beck of Westerville Ohio made a business trip here while Dr Brad may head south for winter. Dr Fithe and his wife attended services for James Botaylor in Batavia Michigan. Helen Kelly spent Sunday with relatives. Atwood returned from a run with sister Mary John cen. the group plans to host a club meeting next Saturday.
The community column records a church social at the home of Mrs Har earns with Mrs Bowman and family guests. It notes a Baptist church bazaar success despite a storm and visits by Anna I McCann to Greens, plus family events at Olive Branch and Linahbert Foster households.
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