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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
5
A promotional note cites irritability and fault finding as often stemming from stomach disorders. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure chronic stomach troubles after years of suffering and restore natural function, noting the price is a quarter.
Miss Sadie Heil of Locust Corner and Miss Ella Galbreath hosted weekend visits. Clem Bladen of Cincinnati and Wm Steelman of Trenton were guests. Several young people held a party with names including Zella Galbreath, Ethel Galbreath, Mildred Morgan, Gertrude Winspear, and others. Community members visited relatives in Cincinnati and Glen Rose. local insurance agent L G Johnson transacted business. Catarrh ad promotes internal remedy Hall's Catarrh Medicine and pills from Hall Brothers.
William Lindsey and family host relatives in Pleasant Ridge with guests from Amelia Norwood Owensville and Ten Mile. Visitors include Dr HK Behymer, Mr and Mrs Mattox, Mr and Mrs Fagley, Mrs Hancock, Miss Townsley and others. Rev Snapp and family join gatherings at B Behymer residence with local social exchanges.
Fragmentary text argues happiness depends on good health and regular bowel function. References vague remedies and garbled phrases about digestion and toxins affecting mood. Notable misspellings obscure concrete details but imply digestive cures.
Carl Judd and family of Dayton visited island friends and family this Sunday. Mrs Lungmus visits East Fork. George Weil and family from Laurel spent time with Everett Perry. Charley Witt visits his parents. Mr Hill and wife tour Hamilton. Viola Miller and Mrs Lewis join daughter May and Jean Willingmas to see Mrs Moyer. Friendly and Booster clubs enjoyed a truck ride to Madisonville and hosted by Charles Rogers. A Savannah letter discusses using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for dysentery with repeated patient testimonials.
Walter Warman and foS, of city, were weekend guests of Alte. A number attended on coming at New Harmony Sunday. Entry Club No 50 met at Mrs Blanche Franks home Thursday evening July 3. All members and families present except two. Sick list includes Mrs Orvil Manning John Dumford Mr White and wife Mr Malott. Sunday meetings with Ben McKibben and family Zollars Chas ordan and wife at Mrs O B Mannings. Daisy Russell Bogars Edary Parker family at Mr Parker's. Hilda Musgrove spent Monday with the Kain sisters.
The Miss Sadie Wilson pupils enjoyed a pleasant Friday outing at Miss Ison's home with Mr. Anne as chaperone. Paul Dunn enlisted in the Navy and left for the Grate Lakes training station last Saturday. Dwight Tatman of the band is dangerously ill with typhoid fever at his Salt Air home. Visitors included Mrs. Indsey and son Frank of Neville and Frank Donovan and wife of the city. Lindsey recently returned from a second trip to France.
Miss Alice Theising hosted Miss Senteff from the city at Mrs. Leed’s. Several families from Belmount in attendance include the Shambaughs and Mrs. Flora Ent. Visits spread across Eastwood Shiloh Oakley and Walnut Hills with relatives from Hyde Park and Cincinnati. A large Sunday gathering occurred at the home of Mise Ed wards with a late night crowd enjoying a harbor party.
Mrs Julia Hamilton of Madi hosts Ruth Harlow and Inez Cobb over Sunday. Mrs Frank Hobson and baby visit Norwood while Henry Hobson and Jamil W H Jones entertain Catherine Amiot and others. Maud Steward hosts Edna Goo and family. Spradlin family enjoys a weekend gathering with friends at their home in Greenberry area.
Threshing is the order of the day with many local residents busy. Mrs Kengs Wise has returned home. O P Caldwell and wife visited Clinton county. Mrs G Miller spent time with frigade to the Queen ity. Several boys answered the call at Batavia last Saturday. Eileen Redrow of Washington DC and Eleanor Ireton of Williamsburg stayed ten days at W H Ireton's. Attendees for the Prall festival and social visits noted. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian will meet at Mrs F W Walker's home Tuesday. Dorothy and Anna Belle Allen are visiting grandparents F W Walker and wife.
Howard Jeekeon of Mt. Washington spends Sunday with Chas Morehead and Emily. John Swick and Mrs Ab Swick of Pittsburgh visit relatives here. Ed Conn of Middletown and daughter with Redkey and two children visit Chas Thompson. David Hook and wife travel to Pattees. Mrs Hook to stay with relatives in Bellevue and Oakley. George White and wife in Bantam. L L Pickens and wife of Levanna visit Geo Fletcher and wife. Belle McNair visits Chas Morehead and family. Chas Shields and family of Bethel visit Geo Shields and family. Ladies Helping Circle plans quarterly meeting at Mrs Albert Mosbacker’s Thursday afternoon.
A long list of weekend visitors and gatherings in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blake, Mrs. Lee Hannah, Celia Kaes, Mrs. Laclede Kennedy, Miss Bertha Davis, Mrs. Lizzie Abbott, Eva Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Minetta Hauck, Frank Jenike and family, Miss Mary Remley, Mrs. John Day and Mabel, Miss Rat Day, Miss Audrey Williams, Si Bluestein, Abe Polasky, Alva Riley, Dr. J. C. Scott, Mrs. Clarence Snider, Miss Edna Hutson, Lottie Hall, Nellie Caids, Miss Lela Brooks, Gladys Deen, Carol Elisberry, Harry Ander, Forest Armstrong, Clara Armstrong, Miss Ruth Spence, Miss Genevieve Grover, Miss Bess Hazenfeld, Doroth Williams, Eleanor Westcott, Chas. Durham, and others. A note on rheumatic muscle pain mentions Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy.
Fragmentary text references Dr. J. J. Werner and a local note but lacks clear actions, dates, or context making precise summary difficult. Elements present point to a biographical or civic mention without verifiable events or outcomes.
Money to loan in any amounts up to three thousand dollars on fire mortgage security. Nor Bend, Bypnet or at ney Woodliet law.
Nancy A McMillen born Goshen Ohio May 4 1885 died Williamsburg July 6 1918 aged 83 years 2 months 2 days, widow of Norman McMillen mother of five with one survivor, devoted church and relief corps member. She leaves daughter Mrs Katie Rose and three grandchildren Earle Edgar and Norma Rose, funeral led by Rev Smith and N T Dailey, card thanks from family.
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