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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
5
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Internal Remedy Promoted
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. The disease is constitutional, so an internal treatment is needed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Prescribed by physicians, it combines tonics and purifiers. Testimonials available upon request. Directed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. All druggists, 75 cents. Also Hall's Liver Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Monterey Social and Religious Notes and Advice
Monterey notes cover visits by Mrs. Mabel Reidel and family, Mrs. Mattie Turner with Mrs. J. J. Turner, and church news including Rev. Donahue’s sermon at the Christian church. Local families like South, Dover, and Uhl are mentioned with social visits and a Presbyter church Ladies Aid gathering. Health advice discusses appetite loss and dieting, urging regular meals and exercise, with a nod to Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reidel
Findlay
Elsie Johnson
Mattie Turner
City
J.J. Turner
Rev
Donahue
Ft. Thomas Ky
Christian Church
L. W. South
Evans
J. W. Snell
Fomorin
Marathon
Elizabeth South
Stella Turner
Aure
H. Dover
Josephine Uhl
Gaylord Pogie
Madigville
F. A. Thiery
Chamberlain
Local Visits and Social News Across Communities
Ted Christy of Walnut Hills visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Christy. Mrs Mary Freschard returns from extended Sidney visit with daughter Mrs Wagner and grandchildren. Mrs Arnold of Hamilton visiting daughter Mrs J L Favret. Vivian and Lester Leever stay with aunt Miss Hassie Jane of Bethel and attend Chau tauqua. Howard Kellum spends Saturday in the city. Miss Marie Ansteatt visits aunt near Amelia. Master Nyle Ulrey visits grandparents. Mrs Bila Hensel returns from months with relatives. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dougherty entertain relatives from Iowa. Louise Burnett and One Dalen Jr visiting friends. Marie and Norma Werk of Westchester visit with Gladys and Hoa Aber. Margaret and Ann Marsh entertain friends from Marathon. Rev Koons and Wilbur Shields attend centenary exposition at Columbus. Ice cream social Saturday evening a success. Summer complaint in children: Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy reduces deaths. Mr W G Campbell of Butler Tenn endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Christy
Walnut Hills
Josep Christy
Mary Freschard
Sidney
Wagner
Mrs. Arnold
Hamilton
J. L. Favret
Vivian
Lester Leever
Hassie Jane
Bethel
Howard Kellum
Marie Ansteatt
Amelia
Nyle Ulrey
Bila Hensel
Cres
Retailford Tives
Thomas Dougherty
Lowa
Bund
Louise Burnett Feone Dalen, Jr
Marie and
Norma Werk
Westchester
Gladys
Hoa Aber
Margaret
Ann Marsh
Arathon
Rev
Koons
Wilbur Shields
Columbus
Sunday Visitors and Local Notes From Town Life
Sunday visitors include R. J. Fitzgerald Hyde Park at J. Rohnson’s. Ray Werk West Chester at Wilson Holland’s. Clarence Curry Five Mile at Isaac Curry’s. Miss Margaret Genet at her home. James M. Holman and daughter at E. C. Ireton’s. Whitaker family from Norwood at J. Joseph’s. Mrs. Marsh’s guests Ruth and Julia Murphy Mt. Vernon with Blanche Smith. Grand radio of local scenes includes lightning striking Sam Davidson’s barn. ads for Chamberlain’s remedy and bungalow window features. poultryman foreshadows Belgian hare meat program with a 60 bird capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Fitzerald
Hyde Park
J. Rohnson
Ray Werk
Westchester
Wilson Holland
Clarence Curry
Five Mile
Isaac Curry
Margaret Genet
James M. Holman
E.C. Ireton
Andrew Whitaker
Ruth
Norwood
Charles Needham
Owensville
J. Joseph
Julia Murphy
Mt. Vernon
Florence Marsh
Batavia
Blanche Smith
William Fomorin
Georgie Applegate
Donald Predmore
Dayton
Velma
Edna Tucker
Miaminsburg
Frank Tucker
George Caldwell
Greta
Ed Christie
Marie
Williamsburg
Shambaugh
Helen White
Columbus
Goldie Hutchinson
Albertine Ireton
City
Carrie Leeds
Frank Johnson
Fayetteville
Sam Davidson
Chiggers Harmful to Chicken Flock
Mites penetrate skin causing intense itching and abscesses in fowls. Birds become droopy and refuse to eat. Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. Early range exposure and low ground contact worsen risk. treatment with advised remedy yields good opinion from users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers Cut Hay as Rain Shortage Hits Crops
The report notes farmers busy cutting and storing hay while the crop suffers from drought. Tobacco yields decline with many plants dying. Several local residents visit relatives, and Frank Brown recovers after hospitalization. A tragedy: Little Raymond Jones dies after ingesting carbolic acid. Blackberry picking thrives with a record crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Dickson
John Watkin’s
John Hoffman
Miss George
Robert Dun- Wendle
Markeberry
Lottie
Lillie Jones
Dunbar
Fd Otten
New Richmond
Frank Brown
Cincinnati
Raymond Jones
MacKendra
Weekend Guests Roster From Local Families
Miss Billa Ayer visited her sister Mrs. B T Behymer during a weekend stay. Emerick Bradbury opens with Grigsby Parvin and wife. Phill Lippe and family with Geo Lipe and Bernard. Sunday guests included Lpps and wife. Clyde Trump and family visited James J Welch. Florence Bewie and Mrs. Proy joined Charles Proy and wife. Victor Cunningham hosted guests. Mrs Bert Brapare was guest of Mrs Fereese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa Ayer
City
B. T. Behymer
Hohiten
Emerick Bradbury
Grigsby Parvin
T. Thomas
Phill Lippe
I Family
Nue Geo
County Clerk figures show 1914 19 divorce and jury totals
Deputy Clerk W J Snider released a five year table from July 1 1914 to June 30 1919 detailing divorce filings jury fees and indictments across Clermont County. The report notes 60 divorces in 1918 19 the highest year for filings and 31 indictments in 1916 17 with 201 cases disposed in 1916 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Snider
Mr. Snider
Beata Dear Avatar
Tobineste Creek
Ae Saas
Appointment of Administrator for John Monjar Estate
Notice of appointment states W. B. Leev and others named as duly appointed administrators for the estate of John Monjar deceased of Clermont County. Judge Clarence N. Young signs dated June 19 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monjar
W. B. Leevet
John Onjar
Clermont County
Ata Clarence N. Young
Appointment of administrator for the estate of Selvio F. Hypes
The record announces that R. ings burg has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Selvio F. Hypes of Clermont county. The notice is dated June 25th and concerns probate procedures for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin F. Hypes
Ingsburg
Selvio F. Hypes
Clermont County
Local residents enjoy visits and moves around town
Averil Bentman of Bellefontaine and Dr. Moorehead of Sciotoville were guests of T. W. Moorehead and wife. F. W. Wise bought the E. B. Holmes property on Second Street. Mr. and Mrs. Riley McAdams will move into the J. F. Knight home on Second Street. Mrs. Lillian E. Dailey and two children left for Denver after a two month visit with her parents. Henry Pitzer of Cincinnati, recently returned from overseas, visited his sister Florence Bricker. W. M. White and wife and Maggie White of Mt. Crab spent Sunday with Mrs. T. J. Atchley. </S>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averil Bentman
Bellefontaine
8. E. Moorehead
Sciotoville
T. W. Moorehead
F. W. Wise
E. B. Holmes
Second Street
Riley McAdams
J. F. Knight
Lillian E. Dailey
F. Walker
Denver
Colorado
Helen Walker
Henry Pitzer
Cincinnati
Florence Bricker
W. M. White
Maggie White
Mt. Crab
T. J. Atchley
Alice Hagerman
Ruth McNutt
Hyde Park
Monay
R. M
Morris Jackman
Henry Harris
W. O. Robinson
John VanDelt
Ed Bishop
Cornlly
Amelia
G. W. Slade
Roscos Shaw
A. T. Kain
Robert Boulware
William
Hillsboro
Allison Ball
F. M. Dudley
Mt Auburn
Homer Patton
Norwood
Alma Runyan
City Hospital, Cleveland
J. W. Lytle
Society Notes From Fair Oak Area Social Roundup
Mrs Russell Valentine entertained her sister from Chicago and the embroidery club met with Mrs Kennedy at Fairoak Friday afternoon. Rosa Brumagen visited her son Harry and family at Dayton last week. Orivia Drummond of Detroit visited Isabel Myer. Carl Rhinehardt and wife of Branch Hill visited Dr Valen tine. Clara Denham of Tippicanoe City visiting relatives here. J Bradford and wife of Fair Oak spent Sunday at W C Coombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Valentine
Chicago
Embroidery Club
Kennedy
Fairoak
Rosa Brumagen
Harry
Dayton
Orivia Drummond
Detroit
Isabel Myer
Carl Rhinehardt
Branch Hill
Valentine
Clara Denham
Tippicanoe City
J. Bradford
Fair Oak
W. C. Coombs
Local residents host visits and church festival set
R Morehead and wife of Elk Lick spent Sunday with Harry Jackson. F A Holland and wife of Bethel were guests of J H McMurchy. Orange Snider and family returned from a two week visit in Middletown. W O Turton and family of Lebanon visited EK A McMurchy. Several townsfolk attended the Chautauqua at Bethel last week. The E Society will hold a festival Saturday evening July 9 at this place. Ohas Peters of Arnheim California is visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Morehead
Elk Lick
Harry Jackson
F. A. Holland
Bethel
J. H. McMurchy
S. Orange Snider
Tony Snider
Middletown
W. 0. Turton
Lebanon
EK. A
Ohas. Peters
Arnheim
Cal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bantam
C.B. Nichols
Agnes
Delia Stickle
Elmer Ely
Frank English
Canton
Lina Littleton
Henry Malott
O. Stayton
Chas. Morehead
Mt. Pisgah
Jake Slade
Pe Brown
David Hook
Williams
Harry Conn
Clinton Biery
Bellevue
James Wise
T. Hitch
Geo. Henning
Mt. Holly
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Wook
Monterey
W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Henry Jewett
Dirk Mills
N. Y
Phan
Fruit Ridge
Locust Corner
Jeff Johnson
Texas
A. T. Johnson
Clermont
Margaret Dietz
Nornoo
Ora Lakemire
Amelia State Bank
Ohio
I. W. A. Williams
W. A. Williams
State of
William J. Baker
Attorneys AT Law
F. Roudebush
A. B. Nichols
J. L. Nichols
Jchols & Nichols, Attorneys-At-Law
Hamise
Main ‘Street
Awson E. Bradley
National Bank
4Th and Walnut Sts
U.S
Linda
Nicholsville
Pike
Brown County
Castoria
Ingo
Clark Jewel and
JC Furr
Watansbors
P. S
Chandler
F. H. Malick
Amelia, Ohio
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