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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
5
An advertising tone promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for dull complexions and tired eyes. It prescribes dietary avoidance of meats and hot bread, daily baths, and long walks, stating the product costs 25 cents per bottle.
Miss Doris Bradbury visited grandparents Eurick Parvin and wife in California. O J Eppert from Jacksonville Florida spent Thanksgiving with W B Eppert and family. The Lindseys and Lulu from Pleasant Ridge visited Lindsey Jr and his wife. Della Mortonana family and Geo Garwick of East End joined Bert Bradbury’s family for Thanksgiving. Cathryn Behymer stayed with Mrs R W O Gregg in Batavia. Louis Siegel and friend hunted at Fred Siegel’s while Benjamin Mattox Hackett Gordon Bennett Harris Behymer and Charles Mattox also hunted. Fred Lipps and family attended an event at Mt Pisgah Saturday night. Anna Bell Siegel spent Thanksgiving with Bert Lindsey’s in Donan.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The remedy, claimed to work through the blood to mucus surfaces, purportedly expels poison and heals affected areas. Ad encourages starting treatment and promises visible health improvement with testimonials from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and local business chatter about an insurance agent in Cata via.
Milford high school hosted the football team at a chicken dinner on Friday November 2 at Henrietta Albers home. Prof Schopmeyer and Captain Meyer led the event as seniors and girls honored the players with emblems place cards and photos. Milford won the season finale 170 to 87.
These tablets target indigestion and constipation by toning the stomach and aiding normal function. They gently stimulate the liver and bowels to restore a healthy condition. When you feel dull and constipated, give them a trial and expect pleasing effects.
Thanksgiving notices show Mr and Mrs John Moerlein entertaining Cincinnati children. Samuel Strimple from Hamlet, home from overseas, visited friends after six ocean crossings. Mrs Mamie Cooper of Norwood stayed with Mr and Mrs Samuel Smith. Olin Fagin and family were joined by Cisrenge Fagin. Beasie Abling and son Glen celebrated with Levi Drake and wife. Rev Guy Bagby of Bethel was hosted by Edwards and wife. Edna Stickel and daughter Eleanor visited Fred Topie and family. Leon Liston spent a week with homefolks.
Preaching at Old Bethel M E church next Sunday at 2 30 PM with special features. Cecelia Grange plans for first and second degrees on Saturday December 13 at 1 PM. K P oyster supper December 13 at Grange hall for members and families. Local residents attend various visits and gatherings including Mrs Rose English and Goldie Dean in from Canton and Cincinnati respectively.
An advertising style health tip urges readers to eat moderately and chew thoroughly. It recommends spacing five hours between meals and taking Chamberlain's tablets after supper to make meals more enjoyable.
Literary Society was organized Friday night December 5 with the next meeting set for December 19 at the school house. Windsor visitors include Mr and Mrs Pierce Adams and others. Numerous social visits are listed among residents of Blanchester Newtonsville Cincinnati and Goshen with family gatherings noted.
Thomas Hobson and Miss Mary Chance visited Morrow and spent the day with his brother Harley and family. L. Jones and family were Sunday guests of Milton Shriner. J B Hutchinson and family spent Sunday at Seth Hutchinson's near Wensville. Edgar Ogden and wife of Norwood visited Miles Janey's. Edna Williams, teacher at Alliance U, closed school for holidays due to scarlet fever. W H Jones and family visited his mother at Burdsall chapel. Will Nichols improving. Anna Hutchinson spent Saturday in the city. Henry Harlow spent Monday at Will Hobson's. A shower for Ray angels and wife at Mrs Clara Ester's Crosstown house.
Many physicians urge complete isolation for those with a bad cold to prevent spread to family and associates. They claim colds are highly contagious and recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for curing a cold.
The Home Missionary Society of the M. and church announces a forthcoming musical program. Details on date venue and performers were not fully available in the snippet.
Word arrives of the death of Tomas B. Gaddis of Hyde Park, longtime resident. Services were held at his late residence with interment at J. Moriah. The Woman's Club met December 6 with Mrs. Olivia Smith hosting. program included responses, conundrums, music, and a debate on women as home-makers and earners.
Mrs Rose Day Honaker and three children visit parents in West Virginia. Mr and Mrs O O Houser spend Sunday with Tabscot family in Amelia. Miss Bertha Witt at party hosted by O O Kearns in Amelia. Mrs Hattie Ludlow back from Bethel after two weeks. Dr and Mrs Offutt dine with George Nichols family in Mt Washington. Will Lungmus reports wife ill in Latonia Kentucky improving. Mr and Mrs Hayes in Cincinnati Monday Tuesday. Union Chapel 8 8 Xmas program December 24. Mr and Mrs Church in new home bought from Mr Schump. Jesse Strimple and Nebraska family visiting from last week. Louise Witt of city visits parents.
Bethel Chapter O E S installed Monday evening last week with Installing Officer Addie Patton. New officers include Worthy Matron Davis Worthy Patron Walter Musgrove Associate Matron Venus Manning Secretary Neilie Davidson Treasurer Mary Bennington Conductress Alice Davidson Associate Conductress Bessie Hutson Chaplain Belle Johnston Marshall Louise Beck Organist Winifred Davis Adah Louise Abpott Ruth Mary Myers Esther Carrie Page Martha Alice Taylor Crane Electa Ruth Spence Warder Delilah Anderson Sentinel D E South. Lunch followed.
Mrs Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri praises Cham berlains Cough Remedy as splendid for croupy children and coughs. She says a few doses relieve her own chest cold and a few days cure the illness.
Miss Martha Connor and Ray Ingle, both of Crosstown, quietly wed in Batavia last Wednesday. The community also notes visits, shop openings, and local happenings from O. W. Harlow's son in Middletown to Florida trips, a new blacksmith shop, a corn shredding injury, and club events involving Crosstown residents.
Advertisements tout Houstonia Liniment to treat lumbago backache and rheumatic pains with claims of rapid relief. The ad promotes House-tone-e-ah as The Original Jones Liniment with Dr Jones’ picture on the label and lists prices and multiple druggists in Selma Batavia Williamsburg and Charleston.
Local residents and relatives enjoy visits across Hyde Park Newport and Bethel. The Clermont County Federation of Farm Woman's Clubs met with State Speaker Florence Wilson and Vesta Club guests. officers were installed. A Presbyterian Group Conference was held with a hosted lunch. Robert Warwick headlines The Argyle Case at the Opera House with Earle Williams in The Wolf.
Mrs Lydia Brickler expresses thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the sickness and death of her husband Jos Brickler who died on November 2. Also notes visiting and social activity in the Stonelick area including gatherings with the Raglands Patchells Hartmetzes and Cravers and trips to Monterey and Milford.
Stephen W. McGrath appointed collector of internal revenue for the First District of Ohio to succeed the resigned Andrew C. Gilligan. Communications should go to the Cincinnati office and remittances payable to the Collector of Internal Revenue, Cincinnati. Uncle Billy Peyton, a 127 year old Washington county resident, still cuts core and walks eight miles daily when he feels like it and lives in the house he built over 90 years ago.
F Roudebush attorney at law based in Batavia Ohio maintains an office opposite the public building. Loan negotiate services offered.
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