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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
5
Many women suffer periodic headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel disorders. Take Chamberlains Tablets to correct these conditions and banish headaches. Numerous users report permanent relief from the remedy.
Kilpatric Post Goshen Woman's Relief Corps announces yearly officers led by President Mrs. Alice Snider ar vice Miss Izetta Smyser jr vice Mrs. Hattie Briel secretary Miss male Doughman treasurer rs lorence Motsinger chaplain Mrs. Lizzie Yeoman conductor Miss Laura Cook guard Mrs. Tillie Smyser assistant conductor Mrs. Jeanette Br yee assistant guard Mrs. Anna Malloy patriotic instructor Miss Mary Mulford press correspondent Mrs. Leona Pierce musician Mrs. Mary McClelland color bearers Mesdames Margaret Leever Nellie Haywood Margaret Bishop Mary Yeoman delegate to State W R C convention to be held at Lima dyers Nannie Rutherford alternate Mrs Margaret Leever after Mrs Lily Brothers was initiated social hour and refreshments were enjoyed by all members present visitors honorary members of Kilpatric Post Goshen 189 L L Johnson insurance man aunt Ohio Farmers Insurance Bata via transacting business here jace 1 week there is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable doctors prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced it incurable Hall's Catarrh Medicine manufactured by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio remedy is taken internally and acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system One Hundred Dollars reward is offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure Send for circulars and testimonials F J CHENEY & CO Toledo Ohio Sold by Druggists Tc Hall's Family Pills for constipation
Dr J L Fomorin and wife attended the funeral for Miss Virginia Brown at Monterey Presbyterian church Saturday morning. Several local residents and families spent Sunday with relatives and friends. Grange plans installation of officers Friday evening. Rev Stottler to begin a series of meetings next Sunday evening with Taylor’s Chapel closed.
The notes state Chamberlains Tab can improve appetite and digestion without pepsin or other ferment. They strengthen the stomach and help it perform its functions naturally.
Maurice Wheeler of Lockland and John Wheeler of Cincinnati were home Sunday. Mary Belle Denham spent Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati. Mrs Rosa Brumagen of Hamlet visited friends and attended Sunday school here. The Woman's Missionary Circle held an all day gathering with Mrs Cc Coombs last Thursday. Mrs Lucy Moore of Rochester Indiana is visiting. Dr Valentine was in Madisonville last. Mr and Mrs Ed Robbiing of Cincinnati spent last week with his parents here. Alice Robbins has returned home from visiting relatives in Indiana and Cincinnati. An advertisement notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as prompt effective for croup prevention and relief.
Local residents report guests and visits across Norwood Finneytown Windsor and Chillicothe including Miss Jensie Little Mrs Myrtle Pogue and the Spurling brothers In pharmacy news a druggist praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy based on personal use and a Cub Run Ky pharmacist endorsement.
The town reports the marriage of Miss Anna Townsley daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Townsley to Theodore Barla of Detroit Michigan The note adds concern and mentions several trips visits and a new baby with Raymond Pride and his wife celebrating the arrival of a daughter in Cincinnati and nearby towns
Advert says Chamberlains tablets have cured others of stomach troubles and restored health so buyers can eat any kind of food they crave. It urges readers to try the remedy.
Dr. John Gordon and family visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Glancy in Blanchester on Sunday. Mrs. Gilbert A. Watson attended a soldiers banquet and homecoming at St. Bernard last Tuesday. Gladys Andrews spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ennis Hawthorne. Ed Saxon visited Mrs. Ray Irwin Saturday night. Bessie Roudebush stayed with Mrs. Joseph Pray Saturday night. Joseph Pray Frank Bray Edward Saxon and Herbert McCormick were in Butlerville Saturday night. David Irwin attended the G A R meeting in Goshen Saturday afternoon. Mr. Stewart of Columbus was a guest of Ray Irwin last Thursday. Robert Roudebush visited George Groves at Salem Sunday evening. Charley Jordan and family spent an evening with the Irwin family last week. Bert Leever, Ray Irwin, Howard Bailey and wives visited Townsend Scott and wife last Monday evening. J and Mrs A A Watson with GerGer and at Cozaddale Monday afternoon.
Community notes from Withamsville describe delays and church events including a Christmas Eve arch meeting and New Year Eve supper. The Union Township Welfare Association pursues electric lights, with half the high tension line funds in treasury. Local families host dinner guests and social events during the holidays.
An old advertisement touts Houstonia as a remedy for aches and pains that acts below the surface rather than as a mere counter irritant. It claims rapid relief from backache lumbago stiff neck chest soreness and sore throat by penetrating to the affected parts, with no burning or blistering. Distributed by Dr J C Jones Company and local druggists in Ohio.
Bethel columns record visits from Hamilton Q and Williamsburg dwellers. Salathial Deen’s funeral took place at the M B church with burial in the new cemetery. Local families announce moves to Leesburg Xenia and Charity Street as well as job departures to Akron.
Miss Anna Robers spent Sunday at Maysville Kentucky. D B Moreton has been on the sick list for their week. G R and W Q Pattison spent Monday in Augusta. Quarterly meeting was held at Pt Pleasant last Genany. Mrs Porste spent last week with her daughters in New Richmond. Beckman has returned from a visit with her daughters in the city.
Local residents share family news and visits across Bethel and surrounding towns. A baby girl born Tuesday January 6 is welcomed by Mr and Mrs George Dili of Hunt. Mr and Mrs Ray Carter announce a new daughter born New Year’s Eve. Several families, including the Craters, Haucks, and Potts, host or visit relatives in Bethel and nearby areas.
The Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Goldie Curry's home on New Year's Eve with all members except one. A short program included roll call, Christmas rhymes, minutes, a New Year poem by Mrs. Ida Daugherty, and contests by Gertie Runyan and Daugherty. Ruth Harlow and Walter Daugherty tied for most correct answers. Oyster soup, pickles, celery, apples and coffee were served, followed by games and mingling as they hoped for new opportunities in the coming year.
The Alpine Farm Woman's Club held their annual oyster supper on New Years Eve at Fairdale Farm, home of T. B. Davidson. Despite mud, 36 members attended for games and music, departing at dawn after toasting the New Year. Officers for 1920 were President Edith Hutchinson, Vice President Nettie Runyan, Secretary Ada Cowdrey, Treasurer Pearl Ashton, and Press Reporter Ida Laymon.
For sale a one story frame dwelling with six rooms on a 190 by 100 feet lot in Williamsboro Ohio. In good condition with cement sidewalks and electric lights. Proximity to fine schools and churches noted. Price 2800 dollars. O H Lochard and Son Williamsburg Ohio. Phone number redacted.
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