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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
5
A historic note from an ad claims irritability stems from a disordered stomach. It asserts a well functioning digestion improves mood and that Chamberlain's Tablets have cured many long stomach troubles, adding they strengthen the stomach and cost a quarter.
A number attended the 1ist Centennial at Newtonecities Sunday. Charles Dumford attended Wm Barr’s funeral at Edenton. Mr and Mrs at Pooseusel entertained, Everet Haines called on friends, Elza Culberson received a shower, and Clifton Pickelheimer with wife visited Edenton. Frank Dimmitt and family joined a Sunday dinner and centennial services. L L Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance transacted business in Bata via.
A 19th century medical advertisement touts Hall's Medicine as a cure for catarrh through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims constitutional benefits, strength building, and mentions testimonials. Cheney & Co. of Toledo are cited with a nationwide druggist sale claim.
Fred Massner and family celebrate a new daughter as Reed hosts a dinner. Mr and Mrs Poe and daughter Beatrice visit. Mrs Charlie Barkley and daughter stay with relatives in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Vanapreent visit St. Louis while Brandenburg visits her niece in Cincinnati. E W Howe and Porter spend days in the Queen City.
An advice piece promotes better meals through proper dieting. It urges moderate eating, thorough chewing, and timely use of Chamberlain's Tablets after meals to improve enjoyment and digestion.
Miss Marion Bishop hosted by Mrs Cline in Hyde. Mr Weil and wife hosted city visitors. Mr Graff and wife spent Christmas in the city with their daughter Ellis Guynn. Mr and Mrs Guynn hosted Christmas dinner for children from Linwood Middletown and Akron. Ralph Shirley and wife of Norwood celebrated with his parents. Mrs Max Bauer, John Rilea and others also spent Christmas in the city. Anto Fieh and wife were guests for Christmas. Wm Perkips and wife held a family dinner at home on Christmas Day. Geo Smith and family hosted Christmas dinner with his daughter in Madisonville.
Elmer Seigel returns to Michigan. Guests include Mr. Sebree and wife Bantam, plus daughter and husband of Chicago at Mr. Brewer's. Louella Bradbury and Stephen Bradbury spent the holidays with Bert Bradbury. Mrs. John Smindinger and Ralph with Mrs. O J Fitzpatrick at Hyde Park. Hiram Keister and wife hosted Robert Fagley, Fanny and Marie Keister, Clarence Kirgan and wives. Wm. M. Peers and wife hosted Elijah and Mattox and wives of Amelia. Mrs. Wm. Lindsey and daughter Lulu visiting Wm. Lindsey Jr. and wife of Pleasant. Ben Seigel in Dayton, Kentucky. Miss Pearl Ayer of Youngstown and Edward Marion and family of Norwood were Sunday guests of Mrs. Rose Byer.
These tablets are designed for indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach, help it perform its functions naturally, and gently aid the liver and bowels to restore a healthy condition. If you feel dull and constipated give them a trial and you are certain to be pleased with their effect.
Mr and Mrs Chas 8 Moreton spend holidays with son D P Moreton and wife in Chicago. Howard B Glaser of Akron visits mother Mrs Kate Glaser and local friends. Mrs J H Abrams buys Dr W S Purkhiser estate and plans removal. Allen Dick moves to Will Mears farm east of town. Miss Louise Moreton, Miami University senior, visits family. Rev Burgett conducts revival at Pt Pleasant. Miss Nelle Jarman visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Kehoe. Emma Groenewold of Toledo visits aunt Mrs John Glaser who is ill.
Advertisement claims a certain cough remedy can cure colds and prevent spread within households and social circles. It urges isolation of those with cold symptoms and touts the product as a solution to stop contagion.
The note recalls an entertainment event last evening and a Bantam Wednesday gathering with attendance. It also records a January 3 afternoon meeting at a home with all members invited. Alongside, multiple family visits over Christmas are mentioned including Mrs Robert Moore and her daughters in Kentucky, and several locals spending the holiday with relatives, such as Goldie Desaid and Oscar Leffler families.
Names and visits fill community round up with relatives in Batavia Hamilton Cincinnati and Williamsburg. Miss Bernice Jones returns to Carrollton after visiting T O Jones and Miss Irene Ellis spends Christmas with her mother in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Cham berlain s Cough Remedy for children with croupy symptoms and for the mother’s lung coughs. She says a few doses relieve symptoms and a short course cures the cold.
George Lindsey and family from Lockland spent Xmas with relatives here. Belle Patterson of the city visited her mother the past week. Maurice Wheeler and friend of Lockland spent Xmas with Albert Wheeler and wife. Miss Auxier of Covington Ky visited Will Auxier's last week. Mrs. Russell Valentine entertained her sister from Cincinnati Friday. Ethel Galvin called on Mrs. Rosa Brum agen at Hamlet last Saturday. Carlton Davidson and wife of Dayton visited his parents last week. Wilbur Robbins and wife were recent visitors to the city. W. C. Coombs wife and sons Albert and Verner goneend Grange meeting at Amelia. Zella Kilgore spent Xmas with Mrs. George Butler.
Ennis Hawthorn and wife spent Xmas at Lynchburg with her parents. Miss Gladys Andrews visited Miss Nancy Davis. Pateen and wife entertained Wilber Weaver and bride of Newtonsville. Theodore Snyder and wife spent Xmas with A. L. Glancy and wife. Mr. Hirsh and wife hosted relatives on Christmas. David Irwin and wife hosted children and grandchildren. Mrs. Townsend Scott visited Mrs. Ira Fender at Goshen station. Sam Andrews and wife spent Xmas with their children at Norwood. Ray Irwin and wife stayed with her parents at Middleboro. Miss Ethel Roudebush from Ft. Thomas is home for the holidays. Q. A. Watson and wife were in Loveland Monday.
Dr H C Behymer and family Mrs ina Behymer and mother of Amelia hosted an oyster supper Saturday night with guests including Nellie Hedrick from the city and Mr and Mrs Hedrick from Fville. Local social visits and holiday gatherings are noted with friends from Kentucky and Eaton among those mentioned.
The Community Christmas tree and Thursday Afternoon Club organized a successful event. Donations reached 100 dollars, 160 treats were handed out, 125 well-filled baskets given, and pairs of shoes distributed to children. Numerous families and residents from Dayton, Cincinnati, Sardinia, and nearby towns joined in holiday visits and dinners. Many locals hosted relatives for Christmas and church services were well attended.
Holiday gatherings and guests fill the Norwood region as MARATHON Mrs Elya Whitaker Ruth of Norwood visit Mrs John Joseph. Families from seemehootee and Konia share Christmas with J B Ireton and wife. Frange meets Friday Jan 2. W D Davidson hosted John Davidson family Clara Smith and Blanche. Gaylord Needham to New Townsville for mother illness. Bert Fomorin and wife hosted by Dr J L Fomorin. William Fomorin’s son has measles. John Malott Dodsonville visited Isaac Curry and Mrs Allie Needham during Christmas. Miss Goldie Hutchinson returned home with him.
Notice states Mary N Swin otice has been duly appointed as executor of the estate of Gwing late of Clermont. The filing occurred on the 9th and included action by Edwin Bly as attorney.
Notice to non resident defendants and Jennie Williams appears in the Ohio court petition filed December 6 1919. The document states absence of the defendants and seeks legal action in the Court of Common Pleas. Other details are garbled but indicate a formal petition under jurisdiction of the Ohio court.
Official notice recording the probate in Fairfield County. The text references Clarence H. Young as Probate Judge and Britton and Britton as attorneys, dated December 1919, with garbled legal phrasing indicating a scheduled matter in the county or city records.
The State of Ohio advertises Albert Williams who died December 5 1919 in Clermont County. Clarence M Young, Probate Judge Edwin O Fily, Attorney. Official notice announces probate actions and upcoming proceedings.
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