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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement urges readers that a muddy complexion signals a liver problem. It touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure, advising dietary restrictions and daily baths and walks to regain health and beauty. Price is 25 cents per bottle.
A long list of visiting relatives and neighbors appears, noting gatherings at Bethel and various homes. Mentions include Miss Marguerite Witt, Miss Francis Hampton, Mary Smith, Miss Ethel Beck, and many others in To ledo area society circles alongside business references and a 1886 Hall's Catarrh Medicine ad.
The column records many residents visiting relatives in city and countryside including Ella Yeager Misa Bernice Mey M F Kneisley Gladys Aber Dorothy Kessler Hifleda Ferree William George James Lockwood Jos Meyers and others. It also notes a church funeral and sympathy for Mrs Jenks plus a health note promoting Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy over alcohol as a cure.
Sunday visitors include Elizabeth and George Hamilton and father visiting Mrs. Melvina Brunk. Others join at various homes such as Louis and Frank Gros, Mrs. Rachel Fry, and the Cliford Cramers. Nola Cramer visits Mason. Mrs. M. Cramer visits Nicholas Cramer. A. Cramer returned from the city. Ida Leaverton and son visit Mrs. Ellen Cramer. John Barr and Mrs. L. B. Turner visit the city. Dora Cox stays with her grandmother Dan Feree. Napol opens a few days with Jennie Little.
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints hinder movement, massage the affected parts with Chamberlains Liniment to relieve pain and restore rest and sleep.
Tom Brown, Civil War veteran, died after being struck by an auto on his way to work at Miami Stone and Gravel Co. Gilbert Cox, longtime resident, buried Sunday. An observer claims a street corner counted five minutes with dogs without tags. Storm damaged telephones. repairs continued after Monday. The old First Regiment band arranged ten summer concerts at Lytie park led by Robert Scott. first show Saturday night. A 1909 testimonial praises Chamberlain's tablets for indigestion.
Mrs Maggie Orebaugh and son Paul with her father Day and brother Walter Day traveled to the city last Wednesday then the two later continued to Idaho. Several locals hosted gatherings and attended events including an ice cream social, a WOODLAND PARK opening in Newtonsville, and a Holstein Cattle Club reunion in Cuba. Births and funerals are noted along with Grange plans, campus trips to Miami University, and a loan notice from Norman Burnet.
The fragment mentions an inflation or loan plan with rates 0 percent per annum over four periods, a range from 3100 to 1000, a large amount 32000 over five years at 54 percent, and references to Ohio. Details are incomplete and require clarification for a precise summary.
Mrs Rosa Brumagem visited Mrs Mary Kipp in Steelman at Newtown and Mrs Cincinnati recently. Dr Valentine was in Saturday. urns Fred Burns and Mrs Bertha B wife of Walnut Hills and Mrs Edna Huffman of Columbus spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W C Coombs. Mrs Auxier entertained her sister from Cincinnati Sunday. Several from here attended an all day meeting at the Baptist church at Bethel last Thursday. Harold Denham has from overseas. His many to see him back. Alice Davidson was in Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Lowe of Akron are visiting Mr and Mrs John Lowe Cincinnati last returned home friends are glad incinnati last.
Amelia resident Emert visited Mrs. Rose Ayer on Sunday. Alma Eppert spent the weekend with Miss Florence Peterman in Madisonville. Ma is visiting her grandmother Newman. Mrs. Edward Dreilling stayed with sister Mrs. Edwin Myer. Elmer Bohres of Ludlow Ky visits aunt Mrs. Joseph Nobis. Mrs. W J Yone and daughter Cassie visited Mrs. Linda Fisher in Madisonville. Mrs. Samuel Newman returned from relatives in Chile. Mr Lasher and son of Mt Carmel were Sunny guests of Emeline Mattox and Elizabeth Craner. Mary Porie Newman of New Richmond with Mrs. Lavina.
Goldie Katherine Jones visits sister Mrs Etta Amiott in Williams burg Monday and Tuesday. Homer Johnson and family spend Sunday with his father Mr Hancock of Zionville. Mr and Mrs Ingel entertain Geotge Druery and Elmer Layne of South Point West Virginia. Miss Ruth Harlow visits with friends in Williamsburg. Families and neighbors visit and call on various local residents including Mrs Reed and family. Law rence returned home from Chillicothe hospital.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenberger of Madisonville visited Mrs Mary Bell on Sunday. Miss Florence Perin attended a university commencement in Cincinnati Saturday. Clarence Perin returned from overseas service. Mrs Clara Gaffe and Mrs Casper of Mt Auburn visited Mr and Mrs George Graff Saturday. Miss Elsa Davis visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs W C Maggox entertained relatives from Newport Kentucky Sunday. Miss ice Boyce visited her cousin Mrs Ed Thorburn Sunday. Miss Bertha Baumann spent Sunday with her parents at Beechwood. Mrs Cameron entertained relatives on
Windsor residents host and travel for weeks of visits. Local names include Miss Leona Anderson Mrs. O. C. Davison and families. Cincinnati trips involve Miss Mayme Allen Prof. Strickland and various relatives with multiple household greetings and moves.
The report notes a social Sunday at Old Bethel church with a widow from Nameoki Indiana visiting relatives in Cincinnati and Amelia. Mary and Genevia Johns visited their sister, John Perum and parents Mr and Mrs Martin hosted Ruth Fletcher. The Helping Hands Ladies group hosted a reception with cream and cake.
Williamsburg items list residents visiting relatives, guests from Miami College and Tampa, chautauqua events, birthday party details, and a June 10 obituary for Ella Hines. Several outings include Rev W H Bailey, the Maham birthday, and travelers from Denver and Evansville visiting local families.
Elmer Rising spent the weekend in the city with friends. Carrol Danby and family visited Elmer’s parents in Branch Hill. Wesley Liston visited his grandmother in Amelia. Dr. Charles Fitzpatrick and wife moved into the home vacated by Jacob Hill. Olin Fagin attended a K of P convention in Akron. Lytle siblings and Edna Jennie visited Bert Lytle. Charles Smith and family from Amelia visited Thos. Smith. John Binning and family visited Fred Binning in Perin. Ladies Helping Circle to meet with Mrs. Geo Taylor. Miss Alice Blosser attended the Ohio Dental College commencement in Cincinnati where Howard Wall was a graduate. J M Wall, son of Dr. Howard Wall, won the post operative dentist medal and five honorable mentions. Clermont County may lack good roads but produces bright people.
Local coal dealer Laub & Rice of Batavia urges customers to place winter coal orders now to secure heating fuel at current prices. Phone 612 offered for orders and inquiries.
H Stirling Moore, renowned funeral director, is memorialized in a local obituary. The article highlights Moore's decades of service, leadership in the funeral trade, and community contributions.
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