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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
5
The ad claims Chamberlains Tablets cure indigestion biliousness and tired sallow skin from habitual constipation. It asserts men felt miserable before using them and are now cheerful with better appetite after a quarter price purchase.
Albert Wheeler was in Cincinnati last tiday. Dr Valentine was at Madisonville last eek. McCormick was in Kentucky last Minnie Dugan of Carthage schools Elmwood and Naomi spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs John Lowe visited Bramagem at Hamlet last week. Mrs Malick of Amelia called on sister Mrs Coombs last week. L A Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance transacting business here. Frank J Cheney swore as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo and firm will pay sum sworn before notary A W Gleason December 6 1886. Hall s Catarrh Medicine advertised as blood action. Owensville Musical Society Christmas entertainment December 19 Favre s hall. Do You Enjoy Your Meals text promoting Chamberlain s Tablets for digestion.
Mrs Kathren Rudolph Joe returns to Rockford home as Mr and Mrs Onidor John Miller and J Marsh visit. Myrta Pee visits Cincinnati relatives. Velma and Marie Ansteaft host Chas Harvey and Paul Ehrat from Norwood. Fred Pride family welcomes a baby boy. Mabel Ansteatt of Cincinnati visits relatives here.
Fred Warren and family visited relatives here over the weekend. City visitors last week include Mesdames Day McDonough Brumagem Beck and Miss Ethel Beck. Dr. Smith and family spent Saturday in Cincinnati. John Lowe of Lindale visited Mrs. Theodore Brumagem. Mrs. B F Moyer hosted the Friendlys and Boosters. Nellie Hedrick of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Marguerite Witt of the city visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Schump left for Ashland Kentucky, and Mr Church and family moved into the Schump home.
The article argues that a severe cold should lead to complete isolation to prevent spread. It notes colds are highly contagious and urges early treatment, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for curing a cold.
Marie Christie has come back home after a pleasant visit with Attorney Thomas Christie and his family in Lebanon.
Mrs Susan Hawthorn and her daughter travel from Michigan to visit relatives near Five Mile. John Ireton and wife host guests in the city. The Ladies Aid plan a meeting at Mrs Stella Weak’s home. The Grange meets next Friday evening. Sunday school to present a Christmas entertainment on December 28. Harold Predmore and Georgia Applegate visit from the city. Rev Stoller Merrick Hutchinson and Goldie attend. Ruth White Mrs Clara Smith at Mr Schroef funeral in Fayetteville. E C Ireton and wife with H Anderson shopped in the city last week.
The item claims to aid indigestion and constipation by toning the stomach and bowels. It suggests taking the tea when constipated and asserts readers will be pleased with its restorative effect.
Miss Hazel Patterson and Miss Louanna Stern spent part of last week with Cincinnati connections. Naomi Paeltz Catherine Busch visited Georgetown with Arthur Kautz and family. Mrs Glenn Hill Gladys Paeltz visited Cincinnati sister Mrs A B Harris. Mrs C A Brannock stayed with aunt Mrs Tobia Trout at Hameraville. J M Fitzpatrick and spouse visited Dick Boggess at Nicholeville. J Day Mt Crab visited Blery Anderson and wife. Mrs W P Broughton returned home after visiting Emma Bredwell and Audrey Williams at Mt Washington. Mrs Josephine Young was summoned to Maysville Ky for son John Young. Mrs John Craycraft hosted Young Ladies Circle. Ed Swope visited Dr Walter Day in Feesbore with family. John Shields family spend days in Cincinnati with Mollie Shields. Hotel Cornwall remains were brought from Cincinnati and interred in new cemetery.
Mrs. Clay of Station Missouri reports Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy quickly relieves her cough and cold and helps her children when symptoms of croup appear. She wishes she had known of it years ago and endorses its meritorious effects.
Mrs Myrtle Pogue and son Orville of Norwood visited Mrs Leroy Brunk who is very ill. Miss Anna Quinby bought a new Oldsmobile. Miss Zola Doughman of Norwood vacationed with her parents. Mrs Hattie Beltz plans a brief stay with Dr and Mrs Utlege. A school literary gathering is set for Friday night December 19. Sick list includes Mrs Leroy Brunk and William Barr.
A local ad touts Houstonia Liniment for quicker recovery from breaks and sprains. It cites a patient E B Downing of Waverly Ohio as proof and promotes relief for rheumatic joints, with pricing of 1.00 for a full bottle and 0.50 half size, available through druggists in Batavia and Williamsburg Ohio.
A Cleveland area legal notice lists several attorneys at law in Batavia Ohio offering prompt legal service. It mentions money to loan from 2000 dollars up on good farm property with term up to five years and interest terms, supported by a local loan backer.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the church for Mrs. Johnson widow of Jacob Johnson with interment at Williamsburg Cemetery. The Sabbath school plans a Nativity program. War Savings Stamps in Clermont County total $283074, Ohio statewide $15000000 by November.
Milford schedules public book collections at Bank Williamsburg on January 12 and 13 and at Farmers and Merchants Bank on January 15 and 16. Books open 8 a m to 4 p m and close December 20. W E McKeever treasurer and W E Patton deputy oversee the notice.
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