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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
5
Hundreds of women suffer periodic headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel issues. Chamberlain's Tablets correct these disorders and many have been permanently cured.
The Christian Endeavor Society hosts a pie social at O. M. Edwards home on Friday night February 7 with prize boxes for sale to benefit OB work. Numerous local residents attend events and visits, including Minter, Ada Strimple, and Miss Marie Craver. Mrs. Dora Weseli’s birthday surprise, funeral attendees, and club activities frame a busy community week with church and social gatherings across Batavia and surrounding areas.
Last week visits included Garland Anxier to his grandparents in Maysville, Mrs Ida Butler hosting the embroidery club, and Theo Brumagen with her parents plus the Hawkins family. Funeral attendance, travel to Amelia games, and church talks on the Armenian question were reported along with various visits and guest appearances in local homes.
Albert Schaffer and family from Nine Mile visited Mrs. Alice Smith on Friday. I, Capps and Mrs. John Simindinger with children were guests of Mr. Shipler and wife at Hopper's Hill. Late Sargent from Nine Mile stayed with son Hol before moving to Bellefontaine. Whiteman Read of Hi Paso Texas and Biton Read of Mt. Carmel visited Mrs. Ameline Mattox and Mrs. Elizabeth Craner. C J Fitzpatrick of Linwood was Sunday guest of John Simindinger. Victor Nobis and wife of Tusculum were also guests. Frances and Grace Nobis of Ludlow Kentucky visited Joseph.
Nobis and wife, J. M. Heil and family were city visitors the past week in Loveland. Musician Robert W. Scott returned home after 16 months in the army and resumed teaching at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Kenneth Littlejohn, five, suffered a severe scalding accident but is expected to recover. Steve Flinn, veteran B and O crossing watchman, is missing from his post after over 80 years of service and hopes for recovery to return to duty.
Sunday and weekend visits crowd local life with W H Hunter and Mrs Kate Hunter in Williamsburg, Miss Cecil Glancy in Amelia, and many others visiting kin and friends across Marathon Covington and Madisonville. Tobacco deliveries, church services, and a 1919 prosperity appeal appear among daily happenings.
Misses Viola Ramblesburg and Sallie Julian spent the weekend in Newport with Mr and Mrs Harvey McKeever. Mrs J O Fuhr visits Wooster daughter Mary at school. Remains of Robert Thomas of Portsmouth brought for burial Wednesday. Mrs Etta Turner visits Bershe Cramer then leaves for Gainsville. Edward T Zimmerman and family visit his mother Nellie Zimmerman over Sunday. Mrs Clara Martin attends funeral of Robert Thomas from Bethel. Miss Helen Jeffery called to Glouster for work. Notices mention Havana deaths and visits by Henry Davidsen family. Local names P B Smith Ralph Fahid among neighbors. Chamberlains Sea eea ad appears amid health advice on keeping a child safe with proper medicine.
The Georgetown community is urged to unite to secure free daily mail delivery, especially for outskirts. Government rules require citizens to comply, two deliveries a day if adopted, with support from Senator Pomerino and Postmaster Richey.
The January 23 gathering at Mrs. John Foster hosted the club’s first meeting of the year. New officers were installed by retiring president Mrs. Elizabeth Innis, with a reading of The House by the Side of the Road and the hymn Bless be the Tie that Binds. Apples and homemade candy followed with special music by Miss Elsie Foster and Miss Thelma Hill before adjourning to meet with Mrs. Franks in February.
Williamsburg Grange will hold a full day session on Saturday February 1 with installation of officers led by Master Arthur Ruffner. A basket dinner follows and the afternoon program features songs, readings, duets and talks by members including Mrs Brown, Mr Ruffner, Ruth Moyer and others.
Government mules sale at Camp Sherman attracts buyers and private citizens. All animals sold at good prices with sound flesh and high figures paid by Uncle Sam. The report notes the growing need for farm animals as the season approaches.
Edward Morgan and Otis Bushman of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Gertrude Winspear Mildred Morgan and Smith Winspear visited Mrs. Howard Bainum of Neville Lee Peterson wife and niece of city. Lizzie Armacost hosted by Mrs. Peterson. Tom Peterson and family visited Albert McKibben. Violet Hilee visiting relatives at Mentor Kentucky.
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