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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct a muddy complexion and dull eyes caused by a troubled liver. It prescribes avoiding meats and hot bread, taking baths, and walking daily, promising beauty and health for 25 cents per bottle.
A mix of city visits and visits with relatives in Belfast and Milford, church attendance, and social gatherings from town residents. Also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a cure via blood action and a $100 reward for any uncured catarrhal deafness case.
Visitors at F A McNeills included Robert McNeill and family from Hyde Park along with Luther Allhill and Mr Halfhill and families of Maysville. James Johnston a lifelong resident died of pneumonia last Friday. Funeral and burial followed at Monroe cemetery. Oscar Brant and wife of Dayton were tied to her father Jackson's death. J L Roudebush killed a snake in his yard last week. F A Holland and wife visited Eugene Laycock and wife. Oliver Frazee visited John Bruin and family. Miss Gladys Beckelheimer attends Nelsons Business College.
May 28 at the home of W H Ireton and wife a group of friends shared refreshments for an anniversary. Guests included Stanley Ol aer and others from nearby towns. Reports note Dr F A Ireton and wife visiting Batavia, and Dr F Walker’s accident while hauling wood. Local mentions of hospital returns and small health remedies appear amid casual social notes.
The piece lists acting services at M. B. Sharoh Sun Sunday afternoon and notes children and general services across multiple churches. It mentions families visiting, parishioners from Mt. Holly and Georgetown, and a share of social visits around the area with names like Geo Fletcher and R. Freton appearing in the Sunday roundups.
Mrs Ennis Hawthorne and her Lynchburg mother visit G A Watson and others while many neighbors host relatives and friends from Felicity Middletown Goshen Norwood Hil ter Station and Goshen. Local remedies are urged including Chamberlains Liniment for muscle and joint stiffness and pain easing rest.
Local social notes record Sunday visits among Williamsburg residents including Mr. and Mrs. Will Hill and Mrs. John Stout, along with variosent relatives from Cincinnati Dayton and Me. Canter burial from Cincinnati is noted with service at Christian church. A Bethel Woman’s Club event featured music and county guests.
The text records scattered local social activity. Mentions include visits to Mrs Joba sani in Batavia and kin visiting relatives in Kentucky. Other items note funeral attendance, a weekly meeting, and varied family outings and gatherings.
Community members and families are listed visiting relatives and attending church services. Mrs. Lucinda Daugherty and Mrs. Grace Foster with Charlie visit Edisonville, and John Devine returns home from Kentucky after work. Gwendolyn Duchemin begins teaching at the Oakley school while others, including Miss Mabel Frisbey, Mr. Leach, and Maggie Ferree, share weekend visits across towns.
A string of social calls and family visits fills the week as A Gonnen of Illinois attends his mother's funeral and stays with sister Mrs. William Oraver. Many locals entertain guests from Cincinnati Mt Auburn Batavia and Baltimore while Ada Jones of South Norwood and Ella Schafroth of Milford visit or attend events.
Henry Hobson and family hosted relatives and friends on Sunday. Ray Schooley and wife from Walnut Hills visited his parents and then her parents J. W. Hutchinson's on Monday. Edgar Ogden and wife were weekend guests of her parents M. Glancy and L. Cameron Steward. Mr and Mrs Work and Mr Van Frank and family from Lorado joined Sun day visitors. Ed Deachmin is listed as sick. Luella Burdesall and daughters from Owensville with her son John from Dayton visited Irene Harbaugh and family.
Mrs. Hazel Dolen of Akron visits her parents for a month. Mrs. Oscar Siford of Moore s Hill Ind visits Moore s Hill acquaintances. Federation meeting attendees include Houser Lungmus Fitzpatrick Ludlow Smith Offutt Ear Smith at Bethel. Charlie Witt and Bertha drove to Indianapolis. Mrs. Rosa Brumagen visited Mrs. Geo Kipp in Cincinnati. Christian Chapel sewing circle held a quarterly dinner with 39 attending. J N Judd improved his property adding a porch and paint.
Mr and Mrs Lyckan and daughter visit Lebanon Ohio with Mrs Lyckans parents. An entertainment by the Summerside Methodist Sunday school is planned for Sunday evening June 13. Eunice Krantz and Louise B Phillips visited Cincinnati. The Waldhere family hosted a surprise at Glen Este and Summerside. Mr and Mrs Sperry and daughters visited Mt Auburn Cincinnati. Marie Smith and brother William drove to Cincinnati for a day trip.
Readers report visits from relatives and friends across Dayton and Blanchester. Mrs Anna Bowers hosts Home Missionary Society events. K of P memorial service planned. Opera House week program features Oliver Thomas and Annette DaWillim. Community improvements, birthdays, and a zoo outing accompany illness updates and gas safety reminders.
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