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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
5
Advertisement asserts that thousands suffer from periodic headaches tied to stomach liver or bowel disorders and that Chamberlains Tablets can permanently cure them by correcting those disorders. It states many have already been permanently cured.
Gaylord Weaver and wife visit Mrs Lungmus Sunday. Cincinnati visitors Clifford Hull Mr Druhman and families call on Mrs Belle Kirgan. Roy Hutson and wife visit Bethel. Sol Kernohan and family visit their parents. Union chapel services Sunday night July 7. Chapel festival at Lungmus home Saturday night July 13. Clara Perry from Oxford visits. Mr Mrs Millard of Cincinnati visit Schump home. Mrs Serepta McDonough and Miss Ethel Beck on business trip to Bata via. L L Johnson local insurance agent of Bata via transacted business last week. 117152 Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL APPLIVATIONS. Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally via blood. Testimonials available. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Milo Harris and wife of Bethel visited friends Sunday. Miss Annabel Flora of Oxford spent Saturday with her mother. The Philathea club gave a shower for Mrs. Geneva Idlet Eppert. Chas Nash and wife and Aden Nash and family of Batavia visited relatives. The Ardelia Grange entertained the Pomona. Clyde Underwood of Dayton was a guest Sunday. Miss Olive Swein left for an extended visit to Dayton. Miss Elsie Hill finished her Brecon school term and will vacation at home. Mrs. Jane Backus celebrated her 82nd birthday with family from Norwood and Dayton. Hon. Chas A. Kearns and wife returned from Washington DC.
A Savannah Missouri reader reports using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to cure flux and later dysentery. The letter urges others in similar neighborhoods to try the remedy and attributes multiple cures to it.
Local families report Sunday visits and gatherings with relatives. A New Richmond meeting occurred Friday night and plans for a July Fourth event at Franklin M. H. church were announced with speakers and music.
Master Nial W. Ulrey of Louisville spends days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Ulrey. Ernestine Roudebush of Franklin visits aunts Margaret and Ann Marsh. Raymond Favret of Camp Taylor spends Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs Jas L Farrer. Margery Hickey of Chillicothe visits Ruth and Catherine Reynolds. Mrs Charles Legros and Mrs Ollie Fetter visit near Milford. John A Kerley of Norwood visits grandparents Mr and Mrs James Leming. Mrs James Wheeler and daughters Ruth Louise and Betty of Hyde Park visit friends here. Lucille Foster of Madisonville visits aunt Louise Foster.
Advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Tablets for relief of constipation and improved digestion, claiming they move the bowels and reduce poisons absorbed into the system to restore vitality and the joy of living.
Mrs Martha Gillaspie died at her daughter Mrs Jas Wise home Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at home Monday morning at 10 o clock by Rev Adkins with burial at Old Bethel cemetery. Mrs Wm Knight entertained several girls Thursday afternoon for Celeste’s birthday with ice cream cake and games. Catherine Sten visited relatives in Cincinnati for two weeks. Helen Morehead visited Ruth Fletcher Sunday. Mrs C E Ernst of Eaton spent the past week with her sister Mrs H E Cover.
Advertises tablets aimed at stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. Encourages readers with such troubles to try the medicine and discover its effectiveness. States price at a quarter.
Sunday Red Cross services drew a large crowd. Lawrence Clark and Miss Edna Kennedy and Cliff Kennedy and Miss Neil Madden of Cincinnati visited Arch Cummins and wife. J. M. Walter and wife visited Howard Bainum and wife. Howard Clark was in Batavia Monday. Mrs. Lou Schaffer returned home after visiting Mrs. David White of Mt. Zion. Mesdames Lavina Steeman N Gal breath Mary Knabb Bradbury and Miss Ella Lakin spent Monday with Mrs. Elizabeth Armacosat.
Word reached town of Samuel Strimple's safe arrival after six weeks at training camp. Mrs Maggie Lytle died at Medaria last week with burial at Batavia. Neighborhood updates include visits by James Mossman and families and a farm sale by Lizzie Fenneman and Emma Eckert to Nick Repman.
Fred Brazier and family from Norwood join Harry Brazier of Ft. Thomas for a Sunday visit with Miss Edith Brazier. Miss Cora Johnson attends a Blanchester Sunday school convention. Miss Daisy Nash leaves for Washington DC for a new position. Norman Mead and Miss Sarah Pony visit Cincinnati friends Sunday. Mrs. O H Harlow hosts her sister Mrs. Gest last week. Charles Witschgar and wife entertain Carthage friends Sunday. Miss Alice Dial returns from Chicago. Rev Colgrove to preach at the Universalist church Sunday morning and night. Mrs Mary Bell hosts guests.
Mrs Willey of Felicity and Mrs Gaify visit William Perkins and family. Mrs Lock and Mrs Graf visit Mrs George Graf. Mrs Grace Tate and daughter from Cincinnati and Miss Carrie Barrow visit William Barrow and wife. Miss Mildred Colwell of Newport visits W C Maddox and wife. Mrs Ellis Guynn spends Sunday with her son at Linwood. The M E church Ladies Aid Society will hold a lawn fete in the church yard on July 4.
Local households hosted a string of visitors including James O Hzpon and wife and Charles Hobson and family from Norwood along with Geo Conover and daughter Lizzie. Other guests came from Batavia Milford and Dodsonville as well as Maple Grove and Lockland in a socially active week.
Miss Leona Anderson entertained friends Saturday with music and games and refreshments. Attendees included Louanna Foster, Gladys Wood, Georgia Alrey, Gladys White, Alice Patton, Velma Lee Griffith and many others. The piece notes numerous Sunday visits to relatives in Cincinnati and Dayton, plus a death: Keith Halse, age 12, died Sunday. funeral at the M E church.
Frank Holmes and Elmer Cramer transacted business at King's Mille last Thursday. George Ritchie and Miss Mary Florey wed last Friday. F B Bishop received a life certificate from the State Board of School Examiners at its last meeting. Ira Fender and wife visited Pleasant Plain friends Friday. Walter Shuff of Hamilton was a recent caller here. Harry Palmer and wife from Cincinnati spent Sunday with their parents. J H Parson and wife spent Sunday here with 8 Connor and wife. Attorneys J H Speidel and Charles G White of Batavia spoke at the lawn fete last Saturday evening. Mrs A J Miler of Hyde Park and Mrs James Clark of Madisonville are guests here. H Reed and W S McGrue of Batavia circulated among friends Saturday evening.
Sergeant F H Kirkpatrick returns to Camp Waco after a 21 day furlough with parents. Mrs E B Holmes summoned to Chicago for her brother William Ferguson’s illness. Navy enlistment news for H C Dennis. Socials include Sabbath school picnic in town park and a birthday club prank leading to a slumber party night. Multiple regional names and family updates feature the community brief.
Orval Chaney and wife welcome a baby girl born June 26. Mrs Etta Amiott and Elton spent time with W H Jones and family. Miss Orellas Hunter visited her brother Frank Hunter and wife in the city. Families across Greenberry and Pleasant Plain hosted gatherings, with several Sunday visits noted. An ice cream social is planned for Saturday night July 6. Walter Reed visited his mother in Eastwood.
Mise Mary Trump of Tusculum and William Lindsey of Pleasant Ridge spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Mary Ruby of the city was visiting and spending time at the same gathering.
The section lists numerous weekend and weekly visits among residents. Notable names include Mrs. Charlies Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. T. EB. Mattox, Ella Eaglin, Charles Mattox, Martha Nash, W. B. Eppert, George Trump, D. G. Graybel, Fred Lipps, E. B. Robinson, F. J. Robinson, Wilbur Wilson, R. B. Wilson, H. R. Eppert, L. K. Barrow, Orville Troy, Marshall Troy, Rose Ayer, Miss Mary Pommert, Alma Pierman, Arthur Dyer, Edward Marion and family, Howard Ayer, and Mrs. Sybel Bradbury.
A R Meyer of Amelia Ohio advertises a two ton track for moving and heavy hauling services with right prices and an appeal for patronage.
The text argues that natural gas forms underground through a natural distillation process from ancient animal and plant remains. It suggests the gas is akin to coal-derived gas, produced by earth’s internal heat and possible chemical recomposition, rather than surface fires.
A brief excerpt from the ville Courier-Journal presents a dialogue where one man vows to the woman he loves as the only woman he ever loved, while she doubts him, paired with a wry biblical jab about Adam and Eve.
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