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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure for dull complexions and tired eyes. It urges lifestyle changes including avoiding meats and hot foods, taking baths, and daily long walks, claiming the product costs 25 cents per bottle.
Rural column notes villagers and visitors in Felicity Chile and Covington. Edna Robinson shops, Miss Hicks misses school with a cold, and Trish promotes citizenship. Parish events include church meetings, a bank fire scare, and a stroke patient Mrs Alice Black.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a one hundred dollar reward for uncured catarrh. It touts thirty five years of use and claims to cure by cleansing the blood and healing mucous surfaces. The copy urges immediate use and notes testimonials and Toledo Ohio as contact points.
Irene Justice hosted an all day meeting at her home last Thursday afternoon followed by a preaching service at Old Bethel Church next Sunday at 2 20. Miss Helen Bis celebrated her 18th birthday with a surprise party at her home last Saturday night with music and games.
Friday night meeting at the school house announced by the Community Club. Various church groups held gatherings and visits noted with neighbors in Linwood and Madisonville. Rev. McMurray to preach at Bethel Christian church next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs George P Lakin of Revere visits with her mother Mrs Chas Payeer and relatives. Mrs John Glaser visited Toledo with daughter Miss Groenewold. Glenn Turner buys Edwards farm near Union school house and plans to move. A disposed of his barber shop to Mr Dicks and moved to town Kentucky to help in father in law Hutte's store. B F Cushard and Walter Parkhiser doing business in Batavia. Town residents attend tobacco sales at Augusta and market crops there. Harry Intercontelates plans moving picture show in spring. Dyspeptic note praises Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble and appetite.
A Kentucky druggist notes high customer praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and asserts personal satisfaction after seven years of use. J B Jones of Oub Run says it is the best cough medicine he has known for his family.
Miss Louise Garbe of Avondale visited with her parents Henry Garbe and wife Chris Seibert. A. Bordwell hosted Dan Haggerty on the sick list. Howard and Kate Manning of Toledo visited Mr and Mrs A Huntley. Will Hellman attended a funeral at Mt Crab. Gus Taphorn and family visited his farm in the Queen City. Clarence Garbe spent time with cousin Henry Binning and attended James Ungelheum's funeral in Batavia.
David Gallagher and John Shimler were in Batavia Monday afternoon. George Sperry and Mr. Hughes were in Batavia Tuesday morning. Mrs. Cra Fry and Charles McGuire visited Cincinnati Wednesday with others, Otto Baudendistel also in Batavia Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Meaker moved to Crosstown with family. Larkin family from Kentucky moved in Tuesday. Amos Bennett moved to a new home in Davistown. Albert Klotter and son from Cincinnati moved in Saturday. Mrs. Theodore Massar leaves for Detroit to join her husband. Fred Flick operated on in Cincinnati Saturday and recovers. William Smith the census taker visited the area. Charles McGuire and Royal Allynorth attended a Batavia dance Friday night. Milton Hayes in Cincinnati Saturday. Andy Zaph of Cincinnati Sunday guest of George Sperry. Mrs. Wm Badian and Martha sat in Bure ranch Wednesday. Miss Ellen Hall hosted her Cincinnati sister for weekend. Miss Pearl Blick was in the boat week and worked again today.
J K Dawson and wife are waiting relatives at Akron. Mr Witt and wife attended the funeral of his brother who died recently. A week on layas end guest of Fitzpatrick and wife of Warageville. Frank Ludlow spent Monday in Udersbaugh and Deughnak with Med Miss rb de sera ee In. eet a Nt eae reabyter ay lla.m.
A 60 year old woman, long respected, was interred at Nicholeville cemetery after suffering through illness and care. The service honored her years of community standing and character.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Niels and two daughters of Okishoms city with a Mrs oseph visit. Mrs Jacco orevon to visit fire. Hive hitaker and Ruth visit George Schilling. Blanche Smith of city spending time here with her mother. Christy and wife of Owensville guests of W D Davidson and family. John Joseph and Robert Rowan visit. ley Clemons of Maplerove guest of Dr T W Neham. Harold Predmore at home over Sunday. Young people attend the ball at St Martins Saturday. John Gulder and daughter of Mt Crab ware visiting friends Sunday. Oldrence Curry and wife of Five Mile at Isaac Currys Sunday.
Miss Viola Maddux of Mt. Carmel spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Will Rabe. The funeral of Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick was held at the Presbyterian church and interred in Baptist cemetery. A EB Boggess and wife visited Bethel last week. Eugene Laycock had a surprise birthday party Monday night. Wm Bee and wife visited Frank McNair’s Sunday. Albert Lindsey, of the city, stayed a few days at Orange Snider’s.
Lawrence Curry and H W Connor were in Georgetown Friday. Mrs Clara Jester entertained the Ingle families to dinner Sunday. Mrs B F Daniels returned to her home in Georgetown after a visit with her sister W H Ireton. Mrs Chase Week is visiting friends in the city. William Collier has purchased property here and took possession last week. Sylvester Glancy and wife attended the funeral of Miss Virginia Brown. Samuel Murphy and wife of Columbus, after a visit with J Work and wife, have returned.
Mrs America Salt celebrated her birthday Wednesday. Frank Paeltz of Russellville visits his brother Charles. Miss Bertha Davis and Edward Dickson of Cincinnati visit family. Church circles host events as women’s groups meet. Various locals host, visit, and attend literary events.
The Parent Teachers Association will meet after noon on January 4. A food program is planned and Miss Abbey from Columbus may attend. Mrs. Belle Ely Bricker dies after a lingering illness. funeral Friday with burial at Williamsburg. Community notices list visits, travel, theater plans, Legion meeting, a home talent play The Moonshiner's Daughter, and various local condolences and social visits.
Clark County farmer Dean McKillip recounts using Houstonia liniment to treat a rusty nail wound on his foot, noting quick relief and healing after five days. The ad touts Houstonia as a universal remedy for sores burns and injuries and urges purchase from local druggists in Batavia Williamson and nearby towns.
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