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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
5
AHealth note explains bilious attacks impair liver function causing constipation and digestive distress. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets tone the liver purge the stomach and relieve nausea vomiting and headache with a promise of quick recovery.
Mrs Amanda Conover and daughter Lizzie and Mrs Frank Hobson and baby of Norwood spent part of last week with Henry Hobson and family. Mrs Reed and son Lawrence of Eastwood and Richard McElfresh of city visited W H Jones's. Mr and Mrs Hamilton of Madisonville were Sunday guests of Elmer White and wife. Little Lawrence Wallace is very sick. N B Wallace was called to New Hope on account of his sister Mrs Still's illness. Frank Hunter and wife visiting his mother Kate Hunter. Benton Hunter and wife of Peebles spent last week with home folks. John Amiott wife and son Elton Sunday with W H Jones family. Ladies' Aid meets at the church Thursday afternoon. L L Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance agent of Bata via transacting business here last week.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials from users.
OWENSVILLE. Al Wiley of West Virginia has been calling on friends here the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Marsh returned home after visiting relatives at Cedarville. W. R. Aber transacted business in the city recently. Miss Helen Shriner of near Milford spent Sunday with Eunice Alrey. Marie Ansteadt, who has been visiting her aunt at Amelia, spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Ralph McKay was surprised Friday evening by about fifty friends in a birthday gathering. Miss Marie Orth of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Clara Freschard. Ed Rosgolot and family spent Sunday with relatives at Milford. Loss of appetite article advises meals spacing and Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation related appetite loss.
Mt Holly and area residents enjoy weekend visits and travel. Mr and Mrs Charles Kincaid spent time with relatives in Dayton and traveled home in a Ford. Miss Alice Blosser attended a Centenary in Columbus. The Christian Endeavor Society plans a County Convention in Nicholeville Thursday. Local residents visit kin in Amelia and Blain.
Summer complaint in children is less deadly since Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy became common. When given with castor oil and proper diet, about ninety nine of every hundred cases recover. Mr. W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee endorses Chamberlain's Remedy for summer complaint.
Laurel boys defeated Oak in a recent game with a 19 to 12 score. Sal Jones and a teammate were mentioned among players at the event.
The ad touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine. It claims strong user approval and urges trial when experiencing related symptoms. The language emphasizes effectiveness and ease of use for stomach complaints.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. K. church will host a lawn fete at Amann residence Friday evening July 25. Everyone is invited. Numerous local residents and guests are noted visiting or traveling, including Miss Jessie Coulter and Miss Lillie Reddick. Dorothy Spence Prueninger, formerly of this place, died in Cincinnati with many attending her funeral.
Lard and Lloyd were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Jones. Mr and Mrs G H Whippy entertained many relatives Saturday evening and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hill and daughter of Newtonsville visited Mrs Ellen Cramer. George Swartz and baby spent Sunday with Mrs Solomon Doss. Mr and Mrs L McCandlish and daughters entertained relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Members gathered at Mrs. L H Marsh home for Whittier study with opening ode and roll call. Mrs. Dudley presented a paper on Whittier life, followed by Whittier poems The Barefoot Boy and Maud Muller read by Miss Laura Wacker and Miss Mabel Dudley. Guests Mrs. Dora Marsh and Misses Martha and Mary Alice Maham attended. Meeting adjourned to meet August 15 at Miss Nettie Mitchell’s home.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Dirk Mills New York reports that after a severe summer complaint she used Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and felt almost instant relief This remedy is praised as excellent and should be kept by every family site notes the product benefit and recommendation.
Will Lungmus and wife spent Sunday in Columbus. Miss Ethel Beck visits friends in Cincinnati. R G Cross and wife of Waynesville were guests of B F Moyer and wife. Mrs Hart, of the city, is a guest of Mrs M J Day. Miss Alice Gates visits here. Harvey Perin and family motored to the city Monday. Sarepta McDonough called on Lindale friends last week.
W Pindell and wife entertain friends from the city. Mrs Ethel Apgar visits Wilson Hollands. Miss Goldie Hutchinson visits the city. J B Johnson Bert Fomorin and wife Carrie Leeds and daughter Martha attend the Johnson reunion at Mrs E C McKeever’s near Williamsburg. Lou E Johnson of Hillsboro visits with Clara Smith Cora Whitenack and children in Edenton. Mr and Mrs Monjar in Owensville. Young people gather at Woodland park Saturday. Turton of Lebanon visits Harley Hutchinson. Box social and ice cream supper on church lawn August 2. Roud bush of Nicholsville speaks at Grange Friday. Estel Mulloy and wife Norwood J B Ireton and wife city visit. A G Predmore and wife in city last week. John Joseph of Delaware college visits mother Ella Joseph. Miss Stella Joseph attends a wedding in the city. Dr Needham and son Frank and Rev Shambbaugh in Williamsburg Friday.
Miss Mary Trump of the city vacationing with her parents Norman and Frank Mattox of Amelia visit T. H. Mattox Mrs Thomas Eppert and children of Atlanta Ga visit W. M. Eppert and family Misses Mary Wickfelt and Sadie Heil of Norwood spend Sunday at Jacob He1 Grace Nobis of Ludlow Ky visits Joseph Nobis and wife Mrs Margaret Lindsey hosts daughter Lulu's birthday party with many guests Ice cream and cake served Departed guests include Miss Lulu and others Mrs Lydia Disselcamp and baby, Louella and Steve Bradbury visit Mrs Lyda Bradbury LH Lipps and Mr Brewer visit Eastwood relatives Howard rem of city spends Sunday with Marshall Troy and wife
Delayed notes list Mr and Mrs Zella Flaharty visiting R K Belt this week. Mr and Mrs Starks of Manchester visited their father Solomon Starks. Mr and Mrs Doughty of Bethel visited Ora Jones Sunday. Mrs C Jones of Cincinnati is guest of Mrs Henry Rush.
Word has been received that Wagner Chas. O., son of A. Jackson, has arrived safely in Newport News and will soon be discharged. Mrs. Annie Hawkins and children, Mrs. Gantz and son, Robert and O. Johnson, all of Hillsboro, and Ulysses Gans, of Milford, were calling on A. Jackson and friends Sunday. Rev. L. W. Grey, J. J. Wilson and Mr. McRoberts, all of Cincinnati, spent a day the past week at A. Jackson's.
Elsie Foster returned home after visiting her uncle in Detroit. Mrs. Hulda Harris, widow of Samuel Harris, died at her daughter’s home in Hyde Park. six daughters survive. Fred H. Kirkpatrick, recently overseas, came home. The Vesta Club held a park picnic honoring Mrs. R. C. Franz of Williamsport, a former member. Multiple social visits and baptisms are reported among Clifton, Bethel, and Wilmington residents. The Williamsburg band plans Sunday park concerts.
Mrs Sell Malott hosted her grandsons Louie and Marcel Warden and daughter Mrs. Mathews with family. Bryan Jordan and wife visited Mrs. Manning. A B Brown and Geo Parnell joined near Wilmington and visited the Keachs. Ed McGahan and Ray Parker visits noted at Hibbs and Medary homes. James Musgrove bought a new Ford.
Mrs Ed Base and son visited with Balzhiser family and returned home Ed Patchell and wife hosted Sunday guests F Hamilton and wife Mis Marie Carrier visited O Hartmetz and daughter Lela Judd and Emma Davis spent Sunday with relatives in Felicity Belle Patchell entertained her niece and family Packam of Kansas City F Wissel bought F Schafroth farm and will move in soon Mr S family will reside in Ilford Joe Livengood and family hosted Sunday guests Roberts and daughter W Cullens spent Sunday with A Carlier and family James Carpenter and wife visited relatives in Middletown
Batavia will host a new secret order the Knights and Daughters of Tabor International Order of Twelve with 15 charter members. Promoter KE Scott plans the July 27 meeting in the Dennison building third floor lodge room. Local candidates for township and village offices are receiving many petition requests. 26 names in ink are needed and petitions must include a vacancy committee and be filed by September 6.
Notice of appointment announces John W. Strim as administrator of the estate of Ada R. Btrimple deceased in Clermont County. Dated July 4, 1919, with probate judge W. Sprague and attorney YOUNG listed.
Farm of 107 acres in Brown County Ohio near a rural route school and town. Property includes 700m house with multiple outbuildings, three newer tilling wells, a glazed silo, wind pump, metal and wood structures, fenced fields and timber 12 acres. Address listed for I H Goll Mt Orab Ohio. sale due to age, interested buyers invited to view with possible building removal.
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