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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
5
A period piece health note explains bilious attacks as liver failure causing constipation nausea vomiting and headaches. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and restore health, asserting there is nothing better.
Milton Clark of Hamilton visited parents for several days last week. Cincinnati residents visit relatives in town. Indiana trip by car. Perintown residents at Frank Dimmitt's Sunday. Ida Quinby of Columbus visiting sister Mrs Albert Clark. O M and L traction seeks to abandon Newtonsville to Blanchester line. Blanchester businessmen urged to support the road. Chamberlain's tablets praised for stomach trouble bile and constipation with repeated use easing indigestion and liver tone.
Mr and Mrs John Huber entertained their son Ora and family on Sunday. Frank Schubert and family and Claire Williams and husband spent Sunday with Henry Schultz and family at Brushy Fork. W R Aber and family visited the writer's father in Lynchburg. Dr Leever hosted Isaac Shoemaker and family from Hillsboro. Gus Ansteatt and wife visited his mother Magdalena Ansteatt at Brushy Fork. Mrs Russel and son Carl returned home after visiting relatives at West Union, accompanied by her sister. Dr A J Keeble and family entertain Fayetteville relatives this week. A Sunday school rally drew many local youths to Mulberry. Miss Rebecca Marsh returned home after winter at Cedarville College, her graduation last week. Miss Matel Benton of near Batavia visited Miss Anna Louise Hitch last Wednesday night and Thursday. L L Johnson, Ohio Farmers Insurance agent at Batavia, transacted business here last week. 11752 There is more Catarrh in this section than other diseases and was long thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acts through the blood. One hundred dollars reward for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for circulars. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by Druggists 75c Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mrs Will Heltman visited her sister Mrs Obrie Seibert near Batavia on Tuesday. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Day Clarence Bethel and many others gathered to support Mrs Dan Hagerty who remains seriously ill but slowly improving. Edward Garbe of Milford spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Will Holtman appeared in the Queen. Oliver Georland son and Mrs Hunt hosted guests.
A fragment warns that alcohol is not a safe or effective remedy for pain and stomach distress. The text argues against giving whisky to a distressed person and mentions Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy as a preferred option. The period piece reflects health myths and advisory tone of the era.
A local church announced that children's services were canceled and evening activities halted because of the storm. The notice urged everyone to stay safe as the weather disrupted plans and travel remained difficult in the area.
The community mourns as a father found his son dead this spring. Dr. Cover treated him for over an hour but could not save him. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. R. F. Edwards. The family has the community's sympathy. Elmer Ely attended the Republican convention in Chicago. Mrs. H. Wover is visiting New York and Virginia. Mrs. Lina Littleton visits her son in Dayton. Edna Little spent time with Helen Ely. Presbyterian services are planned for next Sunday afternoon. Roy Martin and daughter Helen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns. A birthday surprise party for Porter Moore was held with cake and ice cream. Rahama Brown has returned from school at Oxford. An ad notes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion.
James Glancy and wife hosted the Lorado Christian church minister for Sunday dinner. A G Predmore and family including Donald attend Miami University commencement. Harold graduates. Clarence Curry and wife visited Maggie Curry. Clara Smith and Blanche visited Lou Johnson, Hari Miller and family. Ray Werk and family visited Will Holland. An ice cream supper is planned on June 18 by Mrs Slater's Sunday school class. Children's services are set for next Sunday evening. Rev Stottler and family visited Mr and Mrs Feemeyer near Fayetteville. James Hobson and family visited J K Moyer.
When stiffness and soreness of the muscles cause aching joints and pain that hinder movement, massage the affected parts with Chamberlain's oiniment. It will relieve the pain and make rest and sleep possible.
Miss Hilda Wilson of Jacksonville visits Miss Etheweiler. W E Ramsey and wife of Linwood visit Dr J W Mott and wife. H J Kearns and wife spend Sunday with Fred Kearns and wife in Lockland. Dick Hutson and daughter Effie visit Perintown. Mrs John Merten of Mt Washington guests of Mrs Forester. Paris King and family of Portsmouth visit Mr and Mrs O E Amann. Miss Ollie Swen visiting Dayton. Mrs Marie Biffle wintering south guest of sister Mrs Elton Montjar. Mrs Jennie R Hitch of Norwood spends week with Mrs C Kearns. Mrs Mary Tedrow of Pittsburgh visits Mrs Charles Opkins who is ill. Miss Helen Coulter visits relatives in Owensville. Mrs Anna McCann and Mrs H E learns visit. Mr Lat lenguattyeqieraine at the fame of Mrs Charles Nash in Batavia. riday.
Mrs Ed Vogt and several children have measles. Dr Ralph Kleckner and wife visit here to look after his farm. Miss Eunice Krantz of Batavia visits. James Patchell family hosts her. Jomee Patchell of Columbus vacationing at home. Edgar Hartmetz Edward Wehring and families from city. Harry Eyers and wife of Batavia visit O Hartmetz family. Mrs George Balshiser hosts with two daughters. Miss Mary Balzhiser ends match and marries Carl Binning at Norwood. Wayne Garard family from Chicago visiting. Emms Davie Judd and wife visit. Miss Elma Balzhiser of Milford with parents. Miss Marie Carlier visits Mrs Gook.
G Hall and wife from the city spent days with Paul Lillich. Amelia Baptist church hosted an all day meeting last Thursday. Mrs Dale Brumagen and children visited Mrs Kidds Batavia on Sunday. Wood Denham spent Saturday in the city with Albert Wheeler. George Rholfing from the city visited with his parents, La Burget of Batavia, at Bund Gite Ugan with other friends.
J Fitzpatrick departed for Borinfeild to attend the rand Lodge of the 1.C. C. F. Mrs Harriet McChesney plans a Thursday departure for South Dakota to spend the summer with relatives. Numerous residents frequent Cincinnati for visits and attend church events. The community mourns the June 9 death of R Williams at General Hospital Cincinnati. Funeral services were held June 11 at the M. H. church with local attendees from multiple towns. The Baptist S S holds services. rain causes Christian church exercises to be postponed two weeks. Hugh and Lois Beck return from Oxford University. Mary Laycock visits from Cincinnati.
Newtonsville reports its annual June meeting with a basket dinner on June 20. Dinner will be served in the school grove with afternoon activities led by the county convention. The M E church will hold children's services in the evening.
The Pierce County Gazette lists June events at the Opera House with Constance Talmage performing Hap pare Ai Mode on June 17, and mane raftith scheduled for June 1. The piece includes wedding notices in Cincinnati on June 5 at M. E. personnel, and a string of social visits, church services, and community events across Williamsburg and surrounding towns, with remarks on the L O. 0. F. gathering, school activities, and local accomplishments.
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