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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
5
Thousands of women endure periodic headaches caused by stomach liver or bowel disorders. Chamberlain's Tablets are said to correct these issues and end headaches with many claiming permanent cures.
A fragmentary column lists Sunday visitors including families of Manibeda and Roudebushs plus names like Leever, Dowdister, Vance, Guibert Reon, and others visiting in Mulbery and Hills Staim. It notes church services, local business transacting, and references Hall's Catarrh Cure with a reward offer and prices for remedies.
George Nedder visits with Sperry families in Avondale as Cincinnati visitors Mrs. James Bingham and Mrs. Wm. Krantz call. Russel Apple enjoys his role at Greater Shoe Store Company in Cincinnati. A lawn fete by the Methodist Sunday school in Summerside enjoyed success Saturday night. Nearby residents host relatives from Florida and Rio Grande City. Fireworks in Glen Bates celebrate July 7 with community entertainment and gatherings.
A reader reports rapid relief from a severe summer complaint after using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note emphasizes how quickly the medicine eased distress and restored strength.
The article lists numerous social guests from Bu te Will Thiery Longmont and other towns visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Rowan including relatives from Newtonsville Linwood Lorado and Dayton with details of parties and visits. It also notes a summer complaint in children and praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial from W G Campbell of Butler Tenn.
Mrs Robison and Viola Wilson were in Cincinnati last Friday. Mrs A Coombs entertained her Tennessee niece part of last week. Mrs Mary Robbins hosted her brother and wife from the city last week. Mrs Katherine Valentine and children called on Mrs Holtman at Hamlet Sunday evening. Mrs Ellen Burger of Batavia visited Mrs Dugan last Saturday. Hoonsi Lindsey was in Cincinnati Monday. Chester Robinson of Cincinnati spent Monday with his parents. Mr Elphba Lindsey recently entertained the Ladies Aid of Mt Pisgah church at her home.
The article advises that a temporary loss of appetite is usually not serious and suggests skipping meals briefly, spacing five hours between meals, and increasing outdoor exercise. It notes constipation as a common cause and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to correct it, emphasizing moderation and rest for digestion.
Mr and Mrs Otto Barr traveled from Flint Michigan to spend the 4th with uncle James Bunyan and family then visited the zoo on Monday. Delmer Jester and family from Williamsburg were guests here. The article notes farm activity and various family visits including the Burdsall and Connor families as well as others in the region.
An evening social reported by local residents near Obrie Tres eavor drew about 15 attendees. The event featured couples and families including Joly, Clar le ville, and Miss finger of felly enjoying fellowship. Booth and family hosted and entertained guests with meals and music.
Miss Faye Page and Miss Georgia Woodmansee spent Sunday together. Relatives of Or al Jones ward bell family were Sunday guests. Gustlor et al. and Harmon family visit relatives. Marley Beckelhymer and family called on friends Saturday evening. Albert Newnam’s party out motoring Sunday. J M Freeze visited Felicity Saturday evening. Ray Preston Orley Little and Elwin Trees from Cincinnati spent the Fourth with parents here. John Day and family motored to Gespetbwn. Mrs Worm and children visited Henry Rossman. Harley Beckelbymer and family spent Sunday in Janville. Several from here attended the Bethel street fair Friday and Saturday.
Clarenee Bill and family visit Laurence Stennette in Nashville Tennessee. Mrs Grace Bredwell hosts Young Ladies Circle. Greensburg Indiana visitors to Mrs P S Reed. Hutson family with Walter Hannum at Milford. Avondale resident Geil visiting mother Belle Frazee. Jennie Brannock and son Penn visit C A Brannock. Paeltz entertains guests from Laurel and Tusculum. Andersons move to Cincinnati. 1914 grads picnic at Kimball Ford. Visitors from Indianapolis and Cincinnati spend weekend with Hill and Hubbard Ross. John McCall returns from Charleston. Stanley Armstrong visits mother Clara Armstrong after nine years with Uncle Sam. Grandma Bonar returns to G M Shields home with Irma and Oliv Blade. Mannen of Walnut Hills visits Crouch family. Clara Towne and Abbie return from Milan with Irwin White and two children. Maude Barnes and Al Mulloy mentioned around Coraddale. Paul A Pathe and children visit Dayton. Joseph Rice visits aunt Lee Hannah in Cedron. Abe Boggess hosts sister Letty and Blanche Brown in Walnut 4. Ellis Lee Penn and Maggie Hutson wed in Cincinnati last Saturday. Mrs Robert Hill and son Norton Lee spend week with her. Californians visit Mr and Mrs OF Thompson. Margaret Norris surprised on 16th birthday with friends Esther Jordan, Hazel, Ilma, and others.
B L Ketchum and family visited Geo Andy family for several days. The Ladies Aid holds a meeting at Mrs Hartmotr's home on Thursday July 15. Mr and Mrs Drake visited relatives in Georgetown last Sunday. Services at the Christian Church are planned for Sunday July 18.
A patchwork of short notices mentions Dale B Sue’s motor bus line serving Milford and nearby areas, Edna Fetpeesy returning from New Orleans to visit her sister, Mrs War Hill. Other items recall birthday surprises for Mrs. Margaret Heiserman, Willi Snider and family visiting relatives, John Hughes and kin visiting a father, and several residents from Hyde Park Glendale and Becane sharing time with friends and relatives.
Delayed Locust Corner item notes H Mattox and wife of Mt Auburn visiting relatives of M Eppert family and W Pioem Perk on a Sunday. Claude Behymer and family guests of Elijah Behymer from Obasco and Amelia. Ayd and Howard Pommert and others visited Ayer family. Marguerite Peterman of Madison vacationing two weeks with Miss Eppert. Lula Lind and others visiting city relatives for Fourth of July events.
Fragmentary note records a personal message about relatives and resolving matters. The legible words reference kinship and support, with unclear context. No identifiable events, names, or dates can be determined from the readable text.
Local item lists visits receptions and gatherings among residents and visitors. Household guests from Cincinnati Akron Los Angeles and Dayton noted with church activities including Vacation Bible School in progress and a ten day course demonstration. Community funeral and homecoming events referenced along with Sunday school rally and parish updates.
Notice states Elizabeth Knabb has been appointed executrix of the Knabb estate, deceased, Clermont County, Ohio. Dated July 13, 1920, by Probate Judge Clarence N. Young.
County auditor invites bids for coal for the infirmary and county buildings in Batavia Ohio. Quantities include 920 tons for furnace and 50 tons for range with 200 coal delivered. Commissioners reserve right to reject and all bids. Ordered by C Reed Auditor.
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