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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cure a muddy complexion and related symptoms. It recommends avoiding meats and hot foods, baths, and daily walking, claiming users will recover beauty and health. Price is 25 cents per bottle.
Farmers busy with threshing report good yields while rain is badly needed. Mrs Ellen Curliss of Hamilton visited with Frank Wood and sister last week. Charles Hewitt of Milford spent Sunday with his brother John and wife. Sick list includes Mrs Alepy Jacob Martin T Leonard and Mrs Rosa Lindsey visiting Mrs Rena Rounds Thursday. Sunday school at 9 30 a m everyone welcome. L L Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance agent transacted business here last week. Frank J Cheney swears firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncurable case of catarrh with Hall s Catarrh Medicine. Sworn December 6 1886. Hall s Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts on the mucous membranes. Sold by all druggists Toledo Ohio. Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
Funeral held for Alvin O. Smith, former resident who returned from overseas, buried with military honors and I C O F membership. Community shares sympathy for the noble young man and honors his service as a soldier. Nearby gatherings note visitors and guests at the homes of local families.
The article states that loss of appetite is usually not serious and suggests eating two meals a day for ten days to regain relish. It advises five hours between meals for digestion and suggests outdoor exercise. If constipation causes loss of appetite, it should be corrected, and Chamberlain's Tablets are recommended.
Pierce Adams and wife of Windsor visited Mrs. Cramer on Wednesday. Mrs. Ida Leaverton and son Harry spent days with Ellen Cramer. Mr. Powell and family hosted Kentucky relatives. Edgar Barr and wife improve their property with paint. Norwood residents Leroy Brunk and wife also visited. Mrs. Melinda Brunk and John Shriner of Milford spent Sunday with George Shriner. Bessie Turner returned from Norwood. Qollis Sutton bought Richard Cox property. Summer complaint in children noted with Chamberlain's remedy endorsed by W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee.
Mrs RSpo Bas and family welcomed relatives during a sunny weekend in the city. A nearby call referenced Kentucky Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a popular medicine praised by users for relief.
The Wissell sisters and brothers relocate to a new residence as neighbors extend greetings. Families visit across town including Livengood, Seibert, Balthiser, Patchell, Craver, Hartmetz, and others. Social rounds feature Sunday visits, church lawn note plans, and local remarks on remedies and community events.
The Clermont County C B convention met last Thursday in Monroe Presbyterian Church with speakers and music. Next year’s convention will be held at Abriatian chapel. Dr. Mary Crane of Columbus visits relatives. Mrs Roy Hall and children of the city have been visiting. H Bass, Howard White and family of Newport spent last week at Mrs Mahala Corbin’s. Fred Myrick and family of Canton guests of Harry Jackson. Miss Violet Hancock city returned from overseas work and visited relatives. E A McMarphy and Jamile spent Sunday with J W Corbin of IgGonsville. Clarence Bee farms a few acres with cousin Dale Bed near Bethel. Miss Frieda Hembold spending vacation with home folks.
Mrs Nellie Greggie attends the Nor wood chautauqua this week. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Agnew Cannon died Thursday and was buried Friday at Vesper cemetery. James Marksberry buys a new mowing machine. Mrs West Supple plans care for city children after a week at Holinks. George and Dawson Watkins visit their uncle near Bowsonesiit. Julia Coughlient stays with Grace Strenhobs this week. Stew and family drove to the city on Thursday. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Robt Dunbar on Saturday. Visitors at Robt Danbar July 2 include John and Little Hoffman, and J Dickson and wives and Geo Dickson and family of Pittsburg. Wm Vane moves to the Ferguson farm. Frank Brown improving.
Henry Harlow and family hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs Hattie Glaney. L Jones and wife visited the city. Mrs Glancy visited Re OBE figney head and wife. Josie Clemons of New Hope spent Sunday with J W Hutchine. Will Hobson and family from Morrow spent Sunday with Henry coins. Birth of Lawrence Wallace on December 27, 1917 near Greenberry, and obituary note of his death at grandparents’ home. Funeral details and local church events referenced.
Mr and Mrs Buteher of Amelia Hutson host relatives while visitors from Detroit Cincinnati and Felicity spend the weekend with kin. Several families including Frazee Reed Tyler Purkhiser and Brannock entertain or join relatives across Newport Cincinnati and Isellville. Ripley fair attendance noted and various Sunday visits conclude with neighbors in Williamsburg.
Bids on cottages built at Ancor during the war are being accepted. Structures cost about 1200 each. bids seen range from 10 to 20 dollars, with expectations no bid under 50 dollars. Cottages are movable and nails used render the lumber useless if razed. Government plans to decide soon.
A monument to the first Rome Beauty apple tree was dedicated in Proctorville, Lawrence County, Ohio, by the Ohio State Horticultural Society. The original tree was planted nearby about one year ago.
The Birthday Club members enjoyed an outing in the park on Thursday. Numerous local residents and relatives are mentioned visiting, visiting kin, and attending church services with names including Whitaker, McAfee, Naomi Bird, Mary Ferree, Kin, Vernon, Mayaville relatives, and others. The piece also notes a funeral service for Isaphine Chatterton and attendees from Fairhaven, Youngstown, and Norwood, along with county convention attendance in Nicholasville.
Locust Corner records show Mr and Mrs Dr Fitzpatrick and son James of Hyde Park visiting John Sunundinger and I Capps families. Arthur Mattox and family of Middletown stayed with W M Eppert family. Mollie Mattox of Mt Auburn visited Mrs George Trump. William Lindsey and wife of Pleasant Ridge were guests of Margaret Lindsey. Dorothy Nash of Hyde Park visiting sister Margaret Nash. W J Tone and family and H R Eppert attended the funeral of Elizabeth Humphries of St Bernard at Mt Moriah.
Mrs. Moteeres Crain and Grace Hibbits with Bethel links visit. Virginia Lee White stays with Harry Ely family. Lou Vance and son James join Jessie Mansfield and children for a day at Cheater Park. B Hatfield entertains Idaho-bound son and wife. Chas Flynn of Springfield IL recalls boyhood days, dined with Elmer Ely and wife. Donnie Johns and wife with daughter of Batavia visit Wm Johns family.
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