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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement claims bilious attacks indicate liver and stomach dysfunction and promises rapid recovery by using Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, relieve constipation and nausea, and end headaches.
Local notices record obituaries and remembrances, gatherings, and visits. Mrs Emma Prather Page dies after long illness with funeral and interment details. many residents, including the Sperry family and Cincinnati visitors, figure in social events and neighborly updates across Batavia and Summerside.
A period advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It alleges thirty five years of use, that the product works through the blood to mucous surfaces, and promises improved health after use.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Dolt of Glen Este visited the neighborhood while Clarence Garbe attended tobacco gates in Covington on Wednesday. Mrs Frank McGuire and Mrs James Bingham of Glen Kate spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Will Hellman. Miss Alice Deem of Perintown and sister Miss Pearl Deem of Price Hill were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Sherman Deem.
The article notes that chronic constipation is often caused by aggressive mineral waters and strong cathartics that dehydrate the system. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild laxative tonic that produces gentle bowel movements with little risk of subsequent constipation.
The Helping Circle meets at Mrs Coraly’s home this Saturday afternoon with all members invited. John Littleton of Dayton Kentucky visited his mother Mrs Brown and niece in Cincinnati. Chas Myers and wife entertained relatives from Williamsburg. Hettie Vance of Cincinnati visited her mother. John Johns and wife spent time in Cincinnati last week. Virginia Hazel Brown Helen and others from Oyster Co joined Bethel gathering last Thursday. J Dennis and family of Tignette reside on the Hays property awaiting a farm. C T Brown spent last week in Columbus.
Ply roofing offered at 1.98 per roll in Dolores green or red at Rapp and Schwab Batavia Ohio.
Cough medicine selection for children requires care and taste. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is cited as pleasant, safe, and effective, earning favor with many mothers through long experience.
Installing Officer Lizzie M Abbott and several officers were inducted at the Pythian Sisters Temple on Friday evening. The list includes Nina Wilson MHE Anna Uraycraft Emma Bredwell Jatheaylor Foe Effie Wood Mina Homan Nannie Honaker Grace Bredwell Cora Zugg and others.
The Chapel boys hosted an oyer supper Friday night at the home of Moyer and wife with about 50 attending. Dr and Mrs Fitzpatrick visited the city. Helen Lewig joined the Chapel on Saturday for her 17th birthday anniversary. Berths Gores ofity spent Sunday with Jones and wife.
Tonight and Sunday gatherings feature visits from North Carolina guests Callaway and son and Amelia residents Griffith and Moore. A public sale of household goods is planned for February 14. Town visitors J H Doe and wife plus Claude House and J S Beck are noted.
Local social notes list visits and family gatherings at Yergonerie Cedarville and Brushy Fork with names such as Mrs Ansteatt Miss Rebecca Marsh and J L Marsh. Milford high school beat by 18 to 14. Community meeting praised. advice on cold treatment recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a winter home investment.
Mrs John Saxon stayed with her sister at Moore s Fork for several days last week. David Ferree and wife from Owensville visited G A Watson and wife. Ray Irwin and wife spent Sunday at Plain with Albert Laumier and wife. Miss Ethel Roodebush of Ft Thomas visited Mrs Townsend Scott. David Irwin and family traveled to Batavia and Owensville. Theodore Snider and B M Meyers and wives are ill. Christina Williams Mazie Crosson of Goshen and Bessie Roude bush visited the Hirsh sisters. Emmie Hawthorn and wife recently stayed with her sister in Goshen. Charles Jordan and wife hosted his brother last week. Frank and Offie Watson of Williamsburg spent Sunday with G W Watson. David Irwin and wife visited their daughter at Pleasant Plain.
An old medical liniment claims to ease backache lumbago stiff neck and chest ailments without burning or blistering. Distributed by The Dr. Company Ohio and sold by A Nash Batavia W T Hired Williamsburg druggists with a promise of no profiteering.
Frank Hobson wife and baby of Norwood and Charley Hobson with family spent Saturday night with their father Henry Hobson and family for the funeral of Mrs. Moore at Monteey. QO L Jones and family were entertained on Sunday. J B Rounds and family of Owensville, Mr and Mrs L W Day of West Point visited C A Bingham and family. Mrs W H Jones and daughter Katherine visited John Amiott in Williamsburg. Miss Anna Hutchinson hosted Ray Schooley Sunday. W H Jones and Walter Reed attended the Farm Bureau meeting at Batavia Saturday.
A health note states that people prone to periodic bilious attacks often lose appetite before an episode. It recommends light meals without meat and taking two Chamberlain's Tablets to potentially avoid the attack.
The home of Ira Fautey, with all its contents, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday afternoon caused by a defective fire. The community offers sympathy. Florence Dumford stayed with her aunt Mrs Belle Pickerheimer last week. Frank Dimmitt and family shopped in the city Friday. Cris Clark moved to Middletown for work. Charles Maffey hosted his daughter Sunday. Elza Culberson and wife shopped in Blanchester Thursday. The Meek family dined with the Dimmitts Sunday. Clifton Pickelheimer and Charles Dumford bought mules for early spring contract work.
A village column reports visitors from Linwood Bethel and city life including Theodore Bennett Ruth Porter and families. Measles close schools. scarlet fever cited at Nellie Oleman’s Branch Hill school and Fred Ross's mother is ill. Moore’s Corner forms Arcadia Community Club with 72 members, aims for 100. Funeral for Joseph Bowers noted in Middletown. Bowers widow Lucy reflects on past. Alice Black dies Friday. family mourns.
Orne Brunk and family from Mason visited home folks on Sunday. Guests included Joe Anne and Mrs Har Dame of Windsor and Mrs Shumard of Hord. Jack Weaver and family from Cincinnati visited Walter Cramer and wife. Norwood couple Zola Doughman and Hughman visited. Flora Berger Estella Inglequenty Ruth and Carrie from Besodry noted. many from here skated at Ferris pond. Literary will be February 13 at the schoolhouse. Cora Miller called to another gyeben Id of Blanchest ewold. Nou Cramer mentioned. Mary Hill and wife visited with Bike.
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