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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement describes bilious attacks and summarizes Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for liver sluggishness and stomach fermentation. It claims relief from constipation nausea vomiting and headaches and asserts the product will restore health quickly.
W. H. Boden, evangelist, will begin a series of meetings at the Christian church next Sunday evening. A large attendance is expected as the community is urged to attend. The notice lists visiting relatives including Mrs. Lucinda Daugherty and Mrs. Grace Foster of Madisonville, plus families from Hillsboro and Wapakoneta. The column also records local visitors and social events such as the Young Ladies Circle gathering and a Vic trola gift to the Ladys.
Dr and Mrs Bradley spent Saturday with friends. The Woman's Club enjoyed a Christmas meeting in Amelia with Mrs Slye hosting. Mrs Mary Terrill visited Mrs P M Offutt. Miss Rachel Perin of Oxford vacations at home. Kate Hanl Anna Jones described returning from a lengthy city visit. Will Jones came home Friday from the West. Mrs Everett Perry and Miss Hannah Hedrick were weekend guests of Miss Clara Perry at Aston. Jesse Strimple and family were Sunday guests of Harry Lytle at Mt Holly. Christmas program planned at Union chapel on Wednesday evening December 24.
Mrs Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She says she uses it for croupy children and for herself when coughs or colds begin and notes quick relief after several doses.
The M. E. Sunday school will stage a Christmas tree and entertainment on Christmas night. Gilbert MecMurchy, once seriously ill, is improving. E. A. McMurchy and family attended a funeral at Asbury last Sunday. EB. A. Swope and family moved here, Christ Goodman and family moved to New Richmond. James Jackson of Cincinnati visits relatives. James Fitzpatrick and wife of Bethel visited A. B. Boggess and L. Aaron Fagin died December 15 with a funeral at Spring Grove and burial at Laurel December 1.
These tablets target indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach and help it perform its functions naturally. They act gently on the liver and bowels, restoring a healthy condition. If you feel dull and constipated, give them a trial and you will be pleased with their effect.
Mrs Edwin Myers spent a few days with city relatives. Mrs Joseph Bohrer visits her son Elmer Bohrer and wife. Mrs T E Mattox visited Mrs George Trump of Madisonville. Mrs W J Tone and daughter Cassie were Sunday guests of Mrs Belle behy mer and Nina of Amelia. Several others from Lansing Columbus Liberty Hyde Park Warner and more were guests or visitors of local families. An advertisement urges Chamberlains Tablets after meals to aid digestion.
Frank Irwin hosts Sunday dinner with Art Quinby wife and Hazel Hobson. Edna Williams entertains Albert Bilz of Stonelick. Mrs. Goldie Leonard of Pleasant Hill Ohio visits relatives. Bert Hutchinson and son visit O L Jones. James Hobson and daughter of Marathon visit her father Moyer. Edgar Ogden and wife of Norwood visit home folks. Will Nichols on the sick list again.
An attorney at law offers prompt careful attention to legal matters from the Hamilton Building in Batavia Ohio.
W H Jones and Walter Reed family spent holidays with relatives. Mr and Mrs Tom Davidson and Miss Mabel Davidson of Columbus visited in town. Homer Ashton and family hosted a Sunday gathering. Mr and Mrs Henry Good of Norwood visited Will Varney and family.
Arnold Favret of Dayton returns home for Christmas vacation while Rebecca Marst of Cedarville visits family here. Guests include Alice Ansteatt of Ft. Thomas and Gwendolyn Duchemin of Batavay Normal. Various local households host relatives and friends over the weekend as a church class welcomes nine new full members.
The article argues for strict isolation of a person with a bad cold to protect family and associates, comparing colds to measles in contagion. It claims faster relief comes from treating early and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cure.
Harold Predmore and others are listed at home for the holiday. An entertainment by Marathon schools will be held at the I C C F hall on Christmas Eve with admission of 10 cents. Reports of fraternal events include Grange work and Masonic order installations with oyster suppers.
Last week visits from Mrs. Alma Hantington of Amelia and Harold Chatterton Mabel Davidson and Pauline Walker home for holidays. Events include a Christmas program at the Opera House, a Bethesda Hospital visit, and a December 16 Christmas decor at Mrs. J B Cover’s home with social hour refreshments.
Mrs. Chas Carpenter travels to New Richmond after her mother Mrs Worst dies. Frank Judd and wife visit his father Mr Judd in Brazier. Edgar Hartmetz from the city visits his parents O Hartmett and a Je. James Patchell returns home to Columbus to be with his mother Mrs Belle Paschell for holidays. Mrs Carrie Burgess of East End Cincinnati visits James Carpenter and wife. Harry Carlier and wife visit his parents A Carlier and family. James Livengood and daughter Allyne with Miss Lela Hartmetz spend time in the city. Miss Marie Carlier visits friends in the city. Bert Rohrer spends Monday in the city.
An advertisement claims Houstonia Liniment quickly relieves sore throat and related symptoms during cold weather. It touts ease of use with no pain or blistering and lists pricing, distributors, and a user testimonial from Mrs. C. E. Rieder of Columbus, Ohio.
Attorneys at law Roadsbrush and Brock located opposite the public building Batavia Ohio report a loan has been negotiated.
The stockholders of Peoples Bank of Williamsburg Ohio will hold their annual meeting at the banking house in Williamsburg January 4 between 2 and 3 p m for electing directors for the ensuing year and other business. Jas E McKever Cashier.
Williams of Elk Lick Ohio advertises as an auctioneer with years of experience in raising buying and selling live stock. He cites recent sales at high prices and lists clients J H Ailton Ed Miller Bob Loyd Gilbert Hick Roy Johns and others. He offers reasonable terms and satisfactory work with phone contact 624 Williamsboro.
Notice lists collection locations and dates for several towns including Bethel Williamsville Felicity Edenton Goshen Loveland Laurel Moscow New Richmond Milford and Williamsburg. Collections occur at banks stores and town halls with hours 8am to 4pm and close date noted as December 20. Treasurer W. McKeever and Deputy W. B. Patton sign the notice.
Roofing rolls offered at 1.98 dollars each with colors green or red. Rapp and Schwab store in Batavia Obio advertises this deal.
The text lists December 10, 1919, rail line notes for Norfolk and Western Railway including East Sound and Sardinia branch connections. It mentions timings around 8:00 a.m. and later departures from Hillsboro, with names Saunders and agents in Cincinnati and Roanoke referenced in a fragmented manner.
Notice is given that John F. Prine’s estate has been appointed administ rator of the estate of John late of Ferment county Hoc. Deceased on December 1910. Clarence N. Young, Probate Judge Britton & Britton, Attorneys.
The will of Albert Williams is acknowledged and Rawin O Bly proves the appointment of an administrator for the estate of Williams late of Clermont county. The declaration is recorded under the authority of Probate Judge M. Young on December 31, 1919.
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