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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
5
Advert says Chamberlain's Tablets cure indigestion biliousness and constipation. It claims women felt miserable before use and became cheerful afterward. Sold for a quarter with a recommendation to try them.
Walter White and family visited the Dale Kundebush home in Bel fast for Mrs Nannie Works and others. The note lists numerous attendees including Blondin Jordan, John Ladge and family, A W League and Ildred, Laura Runyan, Maud Williams, Jas Roudebush and Sarah Clark family, Belle South area residents, and several Milford Grandville attendees. Children's services planned for June 2 at the M E church.
An old advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts a thirty five year track record, explains the remedy works through the blood to mucous surfaces, and urges readers to send for testimonials from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, sold by all druggists.
Milton Shriner and family of Williamsburg spent several days with Geo Shriner. Paul Grosnickle and Clinton Powell left Thursday for North Dakota. Mrs. Ida Leaverton and son Harry visit with Mrs. Jilen Cramer. Doro tha Jonas and Floyd Jonas from Milford visit for the summer. Mrs. Frank Meek and daughters joined Eli Doughman and wife Sunday. Goorss Rowell and wife entertain their daughter and grandson from Kentucky. County residents attended a Sunday school convention at Newtoneville. Minnie P. Oast and Estella Ingle drove to Ripley Monday. The article notes a church or school event and a June time reference.
Mrs Mamie ertel of Mob erly Missouri praises Chamberlains tablets as the best remedy for stomach trouble and indigestion. She reports taking them for two or three years and says they relieve indigestion tone up the liver and make her feel fine.
Mrs Henry Jobe visits daughter in the city and Miss Mar Bulow spent time with Miss Lulu Ireton. J M Freesee and Herbert Pattison with Miss Gladys Bartlow were married at Batavia June 19 and guesting with their parents here. Various neighbors hosted visits and a 7th wedding anniversary celebrated Saturday. A church festival raised funds for an organ, and Sunday services at Christ church include a 9:30 morning service and a carry-in dinner. Sunday, June 27.
Historical note from Ames Iowa Intelligencer cautions against drinking alcohol as a remedy for stomach issues. The column warns that alcohol offers no true cure and suggests seeking proper medical guidance.
Fragmentary notes report Mrs. Herold te Hood and other names in Rajicity as ailing during a week in March. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The column lists visitors and residents with connections to Hamden Cincinnati Muncie and Delaware as well as trips to Oxford summer school. Names include Rev Mack Fisher Mrs Cliff Anderson Mrs Fred Oulter Mrs Houston Townsley Mrs Lila Ryan J M Fitzpatrick and Charles Horace Beck. Also references to Children day exercises and a cut-out reminder for Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion.
Church notices: preaching services planned for Sunday afternoon June 27 at the M E church with invited attendance. The column also notes social visits and family events including Mrs Lina Littleton returning from Dayton Kentucky with granddaughter Rose, and a birthday dinner for Mrs Delia Stickel on June 20 1920 with guests from Norwood Batavia Amelia and the city.
When stiffness and soreness affect movement and cause pain, massage the affected part with Chamberlain's ointment. It relieves pain and helps rest and sleep become possible.
Mrs. Philip visited with Mrs. Reed on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Dan Bolender visits with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown shopped in Moscow Saturday afternoon. Mrs Delia Utter is on the sick list. Nick Miller hosted by Mrs fert last week. Stanley travels to Moscow frequently. Utter lost a young horse recently. Others attended the fes t at Pt foabel Saturday evening. Chas Lebichaig and Will Holland hosted in Brown county Sunday. Frank Shinkles enjoyed Chile Sunday.
Mrs L om and baby of Madisonville is visiting her sister for the week Bert Bradbury Pearl Ayer of Youngstown visits her mother Rose Bernice Ildha from the U S ship North Carol spent time with Margaret Lindsey and daughter later Ethel Grosaman of California and Mattox and wife Capt Lee B Kasson and Mrs Henry 80 and son Harry were guests of the Homes and family Margaret McFarland and family were guests of W Jone and family Howard Ayer and family of Bethel joined by others from Mt Auburn and Batavia in sharing a Sunday visit
Local brief items note binder twine pricing in Batavia, visitors to area residents, and church and community events. Mary Shumerd and siblings visited Mr. and Mrs. Brunk and others. several residents traveled to the Zoo and to Cincinnati. Social gatherings, piano night, and quarterly conference are among the week’s happenings.
Miss Bila Hayes has taken a job in Cincinnati. Marie Burkhardt plans to stay in Michiges with the family she works for. Mrs. Clara Bumpkee visits her parents here. her home is in Kenmore, Ohio. Ice cream is sold Saturdays and Sundays at East Glen street grocery run by Mr. and Mrs. Ks phepecherdt near Tealtown and Batavia pikes. Mrs. Charley Clemmens and daughter Zola visited Cincinnati Zoological Garden Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smyth were surprised by friends Saturday night.
Neighborhood notes list many visits including W H Jones and family near Owensville, Ray Bebhooley of Hills, William Clemons and wife, and W H Hunter of Williamsburg. Funeral of Mrs Richards attended in Williamsburg. Maria Hutchinson hosted Feat with Anna Clemons at Maple Grove. Cameron Steward and wife in the city. Ogden and wife of Norwood visited home folks. Cecile Heffner and baby at Delapalma with parents. Gus Brown of Madisonville visited Henry Harlow family. Emerson Jester and children stayed with relatives at Middleown. Alma Hunter visited Mrs Ray Schooley at Walnut Hills.
Miss Marguerite Witte daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Witte married Eewin O Campbell of Cincinnati at Rev Burke's Pleasant Ridge home ceremony followed by a three course wedding breakfast for about 20 relatives and friends The couple will honeymoon on the lakes and in Canada then reside in Cincinnati beginning July 1 Other society notes from area residents and visitors listed including visits to the Zoo trips to Latonia Ky and Dayton and various entertainments and callers.
On Friday evening July 2 at the town hall a cantata The Pillar of Fire will be given by Sits voices under the Methodist choir with aid from the Baptist choir. Miss Fatin of City was a Sunda guest of W gaker and Tite. Major John Marsley and family of Washington D C spent the past week with Hon and Mrs 0 O Kearns. Mrs Harry H rty of Lynchburg is guest aunriendo here. Mrs Lulu Nagal and daughter Nona spent Saturday in the city. Miss Sallie Woods visits her brother Frank and family in Dayton. Tom Huling and wife of Newport have been visiting Mr Drake and family. Misses Annabel Flora and Mary Smith left Monday for Oxford.
The report notes Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes spent Monday in the city while ggheair and family and Charles Gros Nickle and family spent Saturday and Sunday at Troy. Several other locals including Barah Doss ape daughter Lucile Dumford and a dye pmmitt shopped in lanchester. Frank Smitt and family hosted guests Belfast and Mr. Joeile Brayeor from Belfast with others returning home after the gathering.
A busy schedule features Olive Thomas in Out Yonder on Thursday, June 4 and Annette Steward in More Excellent Way on Saturday, June. The community page also notes family visits, health news, and upcoming Legion events along with local social notices.
A string of weekend visits and social calls across Manilla and surrounding towns reports A L Glancy and Galen recently transacting business in Cincinnati. David Ferree and wife returned to Owensville after a two week visit with daughter Mrs G A Watson. Wood and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Mulberry. Billie Meyer of Madisonville and Vivian Jackson of North Side visited Townsend Scott. Gilbert Watson and wife visited Ennis Hawthorne and wife Wednesday. Raymond Irwin and wife hosted Quaner Sunday, Roy Irwin and wife, Parker and wife of Dayton, and David Irwin and wife. Mr and Mrs Luka of Goshen were guests of S B Meyers and wife. Minnis Hawthorne and wife hosted his father, mother and brother and family from Blanchester last Sunday week. Mrs Marsh now of Norwood visits Sam Andrews and wife. Sunday callers at Townsend Scott’s included Ethel Imma Bessie Edward and Elbert Roudebush.
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