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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1920

Page

5

Owensville Community Notices Show Local Social Ties

Local residents listed include Lovell Johnson Allen, Miss Vivian Leevr, and Mrs Anstead with others attending Young Peoples meetings at Mt Sites. Several couples and families are noted as spending days in the city while a community meeting is canceled tonight.

Lovell Johnson Don Allen Woltengle Clough Wei Pont Anstead Vivian Leevr Sugeorge Lester Ito Sagan Vivian Ever Beth Jonnson Velma Ane Ane Arie Neti Buseussel Mable Benton Anna Louise Curtis John Htuber Chas, Whitmer I Johnson Armers Fosurans Batatagen Ness

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure

An old newspaper ad offers a hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case. It touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year proven remedy that works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. The notice urges immediate use and promises testimonials.

Hall J. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio Tee

Local Social Notes From Olive Branch Community

J W Motley and wife visited Mr Day and wife at Glen Bate on Wednesday. J W Plemmons spent Wednesday in Cincinnati with her son. Mr Light and family from New Richmond visited John Robinson and wife. Fred Radcliff of Cincinnati stayed with grandmother Mrs Burlew through the weekend. J W Motley and wife were in the city Tuesday. Dr Allen Hauck and wife visited his parents in Batavia on Sunday.

J. W. Motley Mr. Day Glen Bate J. W. Plemmons Cincinnati Mr. Light New Richmond John Robinson Fred Radcliff Burlew J W. Motley

Local Social Notes Across Lebanon and Nearby Towns

Visitors include Harry Badgley and wife of Lebanon with Mrs. Clark of Tennessee. Mrs. Mary Swope comes with son Charles Badgley and wife from Pt. Isabel. Sunday gatherings with Souens and wife, Nick George Hantin and Miss Blosser, Rev. G N Pinker of Cincinnati visiting. Bragdon family hosts club. Beck, Duke House, Emery Anderson couples in city and Hyde Park. Jank Bartlow and wife to city for winter. Mrs John Ofcraft hosts Young Ladies circle. Mrs. Robert Hamilton visiting Louis.

Harry Badgley Lebanon Clark Tennessee Charles Badgley Wope Isabel Mary Swope Souens Nick- George Hantin Mise Blosser Bragdon Ars Gael Willame Melirds Park B. BR. Beck Sundani Duke Hyde Park Emery Anderson City Felicity Jank Bartlow John Ofcraft Robert Hamilton Robert Hee Louis

Social News Roundup From Local Club and Visitors

Mrs Albert Chan Bee attended the Woman's club meeting Saturday. Miss Amelia Topie spent both weekend days in the city. Frank Hill from the city visited Jno Mobriein and wife midweek. John Wereli and family of Newport visited Amelia and others. Walter Musey entertained a guest from Indianapolis. Local youths staged a Sunday surprise event during the community gathering.

Ay Feria Albert Chan- Bee Mre Utt Amelia Topie Frank Hill City Jno Mobriein John Wereli Newport Amelia Erths Walte Musey Indianapolis Comuni Migs Buturday Tamil Sund Brince mOilte Branca Hawicoad

Local Social Notes From Sunday Visits and Health List

Miss Norma MeIn of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives including Mrs Mollie Hughes and family. Mrs Sallie Me and Mrs C B McColla of Wiggins visited Jennie Brown who is on the sick list. Lisele Lawrence entertained Levana relatives. Mrs John Vaughn and son from near Moscow were here last week with Maggie Sollie Shinkle of Cedron. Burdette Eddie Brannock and others from Prog Pollcity viewed the Dam. Mrs Singer is visiting relatives.

Norma. MeIn Cincinnati Mollie Cash Hughes Sallie Me C.8 McColla Wiggins Jennie Brown Lisele Lawrence Levana John Vaughn Moscow Maggie Sollie Shinkle Cedron Eddie Brannock Singer

Notice to Hunters

Hunters are urged to follow posted regulations and safety rules. The fragment indicates a public hunter notice, but readable details are unavailable to specify location, dates, or requirements.

Maple Grove Social News and Church Events

Mrs Sherman Schooley spent a day with her father Mr Pringle in New tonsville. Arthur Click of Camp Sherman visited. Mrs Hettie Quinby is sick. Orval Brandenburg visited family in Winchester Ky. W H Jones attended the funeral of his sister at Martinsville cemetery. Mrs Margaret Lindsey and daughter Lulu visited Ten Mile. Rose Ayer returned from Cleveland visit with Edward Grieves and Pearl from Youngstown. Philip Lipps and wife of St Bernard visited Fred Lipps. Mrs Charles Troy visited relatives in Newport. Herbert Hoffman of Oly was guest of E Myer. A protracted meeting led by Rev Burgett of Amelia with ten baptized and received Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid plans a bazaar and oyster supper at the Academy on Saturday December 18.

Sherman Schooley Pringle Newtonsville Arthur Click Camp Sherman Hettie Quinby Orval Brandenburg Winchester W. H. Jones C. A. Patton Masdadora Church Martinsville Cemetry Clinton County Margaret Lindsey Lulu Charles It Ten Mile Rose Ayer Edward Grieves Cleveland Miss Pearl Youngstown Philip Lipps St. Bernard Fred. Lipps Charles Troy Newport Herbert Hoffman Oly E. Myer Burgett Amelia Academy

Entertainment and Oyster Supper at the School House

An entertainment and oyster supper will be held at the school house on December 2 with all invited. Local residents and families including City shoppers Rache Moneyhon Miss Josephine and Harry McAfee and families Mrs Carrie Carlier Mrs Ohas Hartmetz and Lela Jas Livengood and Bart rer and wives Chas Hartmetz and family visited Henry Bush and family at Williamsburg Monday. Harry Patchell and family spent Sunday with Michael High of Gernon.

Rache Moneyhon Josephine Harry McAfee Carrie Carlier Ohas Hartmetz Dugnber Lela Jas Livengood Bart Rer Chas. Hartmetz Lela Henry Bush Williamsburg Harry Patchell Michael High Gernon

Double Wedding in Owensville and Local Notes

Little Dorothy Livengood improves as Rev. Russell presides at Owensville for a double wedding. Thomas Hobson and ary Chance of Maple Grove wed, while Bari Campbell of Indiana ties with Mies Hazel Hobson. Families from Norwood Madisonville Morrow and Mara joined the celebrations. Several from here attended the funeral of Mes Ida Davidson in Williamsburg.

Dorothy Livengood Russell Owensville Thomas Hobson Geo. Conover Frank Hobson Norwood Ohbas Will Hobson Zane Hobson Mara Ida Davidson Williamabure

Community Christmas Gatherings Across Local Homes

Mrs and Mrs James Hobson and family hosted a Sunday visit with H son and kin. J H Onidwell and family joined for Sunday dinner. Obas Reynolds and wife, Adak Hutchinson and family, and batton household celebrated a father’s birthday. Christ mas tree and gifts featured. Mrs George Holland and J B Christy and wife visited from Owensville. Swiss Sing entertainment drew a large crowd at the diggem course. Hattie Stewart and daughter Clara spent the weekend with Edward Curlies and family.

James Hobson Alice J.H. Onidwell Obas Reynolds Adak Hutchinson Fainier Anckerman Eak Fomorin George Holland J. B. Christy Owensville W. D. Davidson

Local Social Scene Highlights at Moore's Hill Visit

Mr and Mrs Matt Day of Moore s Hill Ind were hosted here by Mesdames Donough Witt Calloway and Offutt Mrs Hannah Lungmus entertains Mrs Haase of city Harriet Ludlow attended a Baptist missionary meeting Clara Perry of Altos visited family here Amelia Women s club hostesses include Mrs Smith Kirgan Monjar Jonas and Miss Coman Ertrude Wiggins enjoyed a fine lunch The Yule Tide spirit and a Merry X mas con highlighted gatherings

Matt Day Moore’s Hill Ind Mesdames cDonough Witt Calloway Offutt Hannah Lungmus Haase City Theo Brummacen Harriet Ludlow Batist Clara Perry Altos Amelia Women Esdames Smith Kirgan Monjar Jonas Misses Coman Ertrude Wiggins

Stomach Trouble Story From Child’s Odd Phrase

Edna four told not to eat at auntie’s due to upset stomach. She returned and said mamma warned her not to eat because her stomach has tipped over.

Edna

Unclear fragmentary notice involving names and burials

Fragmentary OCR lists names and relations with burial in Covington Kentucky. Mentions a wife, children, and friends who mourn. Includes scattered places and surnames with no clear event or outcomes due to garbled text.

Airplane Visit At Georgetown Prompted Offer Of Rides

A plane from Cincinnati landed near Sam Andrews’s home in Georgetown on Tuesday evening. Its occupants offered rides for a ten dollar payment, seeking people willing to take an airborne trip. The Gazette notes the misaddressed appeal in a village where such offers seem scarce and danger is ignored by some willing to risk life for moonshine profits.

Georgetown Sam Andrews Cincinnati Gazette

Abundant Auto Supplies In Batavia Advancing

Batavia now boasts three up to date garages with ample stock for autos. Citizens Garage installed a new gas tank last week increasing capacity to 1 440 gallons. Gas and service available day or night, keeping vehicles supplied.

Batavia

One Reason Girls Steal

A People's Home Journal piece on probation law argues girls crave pleasures and possessions as much as food. It claims girls would not steal if they could earn what they need, and envisions a future system allowing earning before trouble, changing the world.

People’s Home Journal

Obituary and Society Notes Highlight Local Life

Community mourns Mr. Shilling at funeral. Mrs. Simsons ill in Phoenix. Miss Howell and Miss Murphy visit relatives. Dale Moyer enlists for three years and heads to Camp Sherman. John Harry dies in Muncie and funeral planned at the Methodist church. Read of local visits, entertainment at the opera house, and a year end dance at Batavia armory.

God Society Fon Patas Hephens Issabel Studen Ohio University Fova John Lytie Chas. Curry Texas Fred Kirkpatrick Detroit Ethell Howell Ezra Ansteat J. J. Knight's Hilda Sadie Chatterton Delaware Nicholas Ite Percy Smith Jewish Hospital Lillie Bechfold Eugene Boyd Ruth Moyer Dale Moyer Infantry Camp Sherman Philipines John Harry Muncie Ind Dauhter Thos

Notice to Non Residents in Clermont County Real Estate Quieting

Notice to non residents of Clermont County that a petition was filed in the probate court dated December 1 1920 seeking a quieting of title and mortgage to the described real estate in county road access. The heirs of Francie Roudebush and others are named as respondents with a court judgment to bar claims, listing two tracts totaling about one acre more or less.

Roudebush Francie Roudebush Carr Avenue Medhis Tenness Clermont Coun Elia Montonio L. Bennence Souerees Ss Stake N. Jewett Derees Nner J. Pricketts Esi J.hett Moores i Gwrtonsy Noregrees Illie Rosett Sean Eprexus

Road in bad shape on Batavia to Ohio pike

The pike from Batavia to the Ohio pike is rough due to heavy stone hauling for the Ohio pike project. Repairs are expected by the contractors after hauling ends, and a new pike will be called for.

Batavia

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