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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
5
A letter from Stillwater Minnesota claims permanent cure of indigestion with Cham berlain's Tablets after spending over 2000 dollars on other treatments. The testimony notes successful use in numerous cases and highlights one resolved case of Mr J Pominville.
Milton Hancock and wife of St Bernard visit relatives. Joan Herron trips to Winchester for chautauqua beginning July 6. Hon. U O Kearns and wife go to Washington. John Huntington and wife visit Bethel friends. Ada Williams guests of Pearl Blick Glen Este. Our boys from overseas include Gordon Hicks Homer Maphet and Edward Rameey. Mrs Homer Burkle visits Batavia relatives. Harry Kearns and wife visit Georgetown. Mrs Leo Keister hosts Robert Fagley and wife Clarence and Mrs Bert Kirgan Miss Eula Keister and Leslie Humphrey. School picnic of the 4th a great success. Arthur Hawbury and Ettie Reeves visit from Hamilton. Mac Woods and Heer Heatly guests of James Smith and wife. W W Ludwick and family Clarence Smith visit CU Aman and wife. L A L Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia transacting here last week. 4 weg 417052
An advertisement touts a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has served sufferers for thirty five years. It asserts the remedy cleanses blood to heal mucous surfaces and promises general health improvement after short use. Testimonials are offered free.
Sunday afternoon seven children were christened at Union Chapel including two little boys from Ausman and Wolf families and four children from Freiberg. Several locals, guests, and visitors were noted at homes around the city including Haddock, Anti Bantam, and Tabasco. Health note advises reliable tips for appetite and digestion with Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for constipation related loss of appetite.
Mrs O J Harlow and Ruth Connor attended the Centenary meeting at Columbus last week. W H Jones and Kath erine and Walter Reed spent Sunday at Franklin with Walter Henderson family. Several from here spent the 4th at Blanchester. O J Harlow and Ruth spent Saturday at Westboro. Mabel Davidson visited Williamsburg friends. Thomas Davidson hosted Bert Cowdrey and family for Sunday. Mrs Martha Wallace spent last Tuesday with W H Jones and family. L Jones and family motored to Lynchburg Sunday. Miss Cecile Glancy spent the 4th at Amelia. W H Jones visited J Lange and wife in the city last week.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York reports a severe attack of summer complaint was quickly relieved by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She recommends it as an excellent remedy to be kept at hand by every family.
Numerous relatives and friends from Cincinnati Lebanon Oakley and Evansville visited area families this week. Guests included Dr. Edward Dickson, Miss Bertha Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Harris with Charles Paeltz hosting. The community also notes summer illness relief via Chamberlain's remedy with local endorsements.
In Loveland two weeks of street naming and building numbering pave the way for free mail delivery. Four trucks haul stone and gravel to a State highway below Goshen, each making four trips daily delivering four yards per trip. A reunion of three WWI veteran boys at Dr. Scott's home ends with a joint music moment as Robert Scott and comrades recall Lexington 4th operations.
Mr and Mrs O Brunk and son, after a year in Florida, return to be guests of Mr and Mrs John Monjar. John Griswold and wife with Roy Jackson family of Blanchester were entertained to Sunday dinner by Miss Mary Shumard and brothers. Mrs Emma McDonough and daughter Marie visit Frank Needham and wife of Newtonsville. T L White, wife and son Francis spent...
The Williamsburg grange hosted an engaging lecture hour last Wednesday with a large audience. Ice cream and cake were served as guests gathered to hear the program.
A festival hosted by the Willing Workers at Fair Oak school house is set for next Saturday evening July 12. Cake and ice cream will be sold. All are invited. A surprise dinner was held at Mr and Mrs O F Pape Sunday for their two sons. Attendees included Glenn Mulloy family and Mr Schalle of Moor's Fork, Howard Philips family, Mr Dietz family plus Douglas, Mrs Irene Webb of Bethel, Tom Dodsworth family visiting his mother, A Butler family entertaining their son and family, Mrs Burnett second children of New Richmond visiting Walls family, Dr Brown of Bethel spent Sunday with Dale McKinney.
An advertising notice touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine that earns the good opinion and praise of its users. It urges readers to try it when in need of such a remedy.
Major Edgar T Hitch and his wife and son Robert of Washington DC visit his mother Mrs Delia Stickle. Edna Morehead and Ethel Ever Slade spent the weekend with friends in Oakley. John Glascow and wife hosted relatives from Cumminaville Sunday. Some locals enjoyed the 4th at Coney Island. Chas Norris of Hamilton and daughter Gail Washington visited Chas Morehead's family Saturday. Clarence White and wife held a dance Saturday evening. Ray Vance wife and son Chas Newton and Hettie Vance spent the weekend with Mrs Lou Vance. Many are at Chautauqua in Bethel this week. Elmer Weeks and family and Cincinnati relatives stayed weekend with Jas York and wife.
Wm Fetter of Toronto visits his mother Mrs Ollie Fetter. Mr and Mrs W R Aber host over Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Louis Sierman of Maple Grove and others from the city Pleasant Ridge and Crosstown. The Fourth was quietly observed with trips to Batavia and attendance at a Woodlawn park and Miamiville Lat dance.
Karl Moerlein sister Emma Hill and Miss Hilda Hirlinger spent the Fourth with John Moerlin. The Ladies Helping Circle festival drew a large crowd and thanks were given to volunteers. Various residents, including Charles Henning and Will Kincaid family, visited relatives in and around the area. Several trips to Augusta Kentucky, Newtonsville, and Cony Island over the holiday were noted, with routine social visits continuing. The circle will pause July and August meetings. a quarterly dinner is set for September 5 at Mrs Belle Lytle’s.
Miss Alice Day and Cora Johnson return from Chicago for summer visit Mt Auburn family groups enjoy weekends with neighbors. The Graffs Perkins Sechrist Bell Rosenberger families host relatives and friends in Silverton Madisonville Newport Kentucky and Glen Be te areas.
Miss Delia Bell and Ralph Brown of Silverton visited grandparents William and Mrs Perkins this week. Mr and Mrs Clayton Jones returned home after spending the week away.
Detroit visitor N S Kain meets A T Kain family while many guests travel to and from Chautauqua. The section lists July 4th festivities, visits from Dr E D Snell of Springfield and others, motor trips to New York and Canada, and numerous weekend gatherings across Cincinnati area households with relatives and friends from Batavia, Amelia, Linwood, Walnut Hills, and Madisonville.
Linda le. Mrs Henry Rush hosted a very pleasant party Saturday night. Mrs J L Stafford who went to Chicago by telegram for report of her ill brother has returned and says he is improving. Judge J L Stafford on his farm has returned to West Virginia.
107 acre Brown County farm advertised for sale due to owner aging. Property lies near Mt Crab Ohio one percent mile northeast and one mile from Pike on a district road. Described as well-improved with extensive outbuildings, fences, tiling, a 7 room house with features, multiple barns, engine house, wind pump and pumps, wells, timber, and pasture. Includes stock facilities for cows calves and hogs, plus a grain and workshop area. Ideal for a money making farming operation and located in a good neighborhood near school and rural route.
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