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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for stomach disorders and irritability. It claims many have been permanently cured after years of suffering, noting the tablets strengthen the stomach and aid natural function at a cost of a quarter.
Local social items list visitors and guests from Kentucky and Cincinnati visiting families in Williamsport and nearby towns. A national ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with testimonials and a reward offer for cures, noting internal action and constitutional treatment.
O J Harlow and wife hosted supper Sunday with Ora Ferree and family from Afton. Henry Hobson and family welcomed Walter Schuff from Morrow and Alice Irwin. L Jones and family stayed with W A Jones. W H Hunter and wife from Williamsburg visited J W Hutchinson. James Hobson and Mary Chance guests of Henry Hobson. Cecile Glancy spent Saturday in the city. Williamsburg boy scouts camp here on East Fork and attend Sunday school. Mr and Mrs L Hulick of Oxford visit Herbert Rowan and family.
The text advises that a temporary loss of appetite is not serious and suggests skipping meals sparingly, spacing five hours between meals, and taking outdoor exercise to restore appetite. It notes constipation can cause appetite loss and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy.
Ill attempt to record a village social page with names like Milton Hancock and Mrs B Beck entertaining groups from Amelia Thure and Bethel residents. The piece lists relatives and visits, including Miss Anna Jones and families from Bethel and Bantam areas, with scattered fragments of events and gatherings.
A long list of visitors and locals spread across Franklin and nearby towns. People from Hillsboro Hyde Park Latonia Cincinnati and Cincinnati area called on neighbors relatives and friends. Local events included church socials sales and a small public sale upcoming in July.
Community items report visitors and relatives visiting in Blanchester and nearby, with names such as Hazel and Dorisey. Wayne Bunyan and G H Whippy with wives visiting Tilinots. youths traveling to a ball game in Chasetown. a shower for Mr and Mrs Conover with gifts. and references to local families like Heater Orame, Mary Jane, Clarence Weaver, and others amid small town updates.
Community notes report Boots opens a new ice cream shop near the avenue and plans a Wednesday event. Local residents gather to sample flavors while staff promote a range of confections and a seating area for guests.
A Sunday game between Fair Oak and Mt Holly ended 19 to 15 with Fair Oak defeating Mt Holly. George Bernstein of near Blanchester attended with friends. Miss Mary Benedick of near Lindale spent the evening with C. F. Pape.
Two years ago Mrs Henry Jewett of Dirk Mills New York suffered a severe summer ailment. She used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and felt relief almost instantly. The note praises it as an excellent remedy to be kept at hand by every family.
Minnie Dugan spent Sunday with her mother in Hartwell. Mrs. Galvin and sons Jim and Ted were in New Richmond last Saturday. Mrs. Mary Moniar of Cherry Grove visited Viola Wilson last week. Theo Brumagem's family visited J. H. Myers near New Richmond. Mr and Mrs Lee hosted relatives from Bellevue Kentucky Sunday. Many attended Mt. Pisgah lawn fete last Saturday. John Wheeler is home for the summer. Mrs. King of Peru Indiana visits daughter Mrs. Davidson. A pity at Lindale schoolhouse Saturday July 5 for church and school funds. admission ten cents. Mrs. Bertha Rholfing spent Sunday at Amelia.
Mrs G M Weeks with Roudebush visits relatives in Illinois while Mrs Margaret Anderson plans a Columbus summer with kin. Estell Hill returns from overseas and looks well. Bennett Waits and wife visit kin. Mrs Bertha Keibhler and daughter of Indianapolis are visiting relatives. Robert Williams becomes partner with Mr League in the store. Laundry help needed. call Roy Williams at the C L Station for service.
Black 16 hand, 900 pound Percheron stallion Donald No 65488, bred by W W Down of Clifton Illinois, foaled April 30 1910, proven 75 percent breeder, registered in American Breeders and Importers Percheron registry. Seyler Bros manage Batavia Route 2 Batavia Ill to stand at stud with terms 16 dollars to insure colt to stand and sack, dues due when colt stands.
Mrs Anna Whittaker and daughter Mrs Grognickie attended a wedding in the city Monday. Mrs John Washburn will spend the week with Columbus relatives. Miss Florence Needham spent Thursday in Blanchester. A ball at Woodland Park on Saturday evening was attended by locals and visitors. Miss Clara Smith and a city friend were Sunday guests of home folks. Rev Koons and family of Owensville visited at the home of Mrs Keile South on Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Zimmerman visits sister in Wilmington while many attend birthdays picnics and church events. Edna Widing and Robert Ellis wed at St Clairsville with Rev Dickergon officiating. Residents visit relatives in Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton as Scouts plan a Williams Mills outing and Opera House plans vaudeville. Local loan offers and good roads efforts highlighted with pike project progress in Clermont County.
Miss Ethel Glover of Norwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Blondin McKinney formerly of Milford married June 18 at Norwood to Herbert C Wyatt of Wellston A wedding dinner and reception followed at the bride's home Aubie Bigham and wife and Harry Stamers with Miss Haze Hill of Newtonsville attended The couple receive best wishes of many friends.
The June 28 gathering at Ida Daugherty’s home featured songs readings and dialogues by members including Mabel Mulloy Elizabeth Harrow Cecile Glancy and Lowell Daugherty with refreshments served. Separately hog market prices jumped to 21.50 per 100 pounds amid strong demand and wary supply.
A hail storm moving through the Elmwood neighborhood ten days ago ruined truck patches tobacco corn grapes and other crops. Large hail stones described as about 48 marbles covered the ground to a substantial depth causing widespread damage.
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