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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
5
Women troubled with indigestion and bilious symptoms are said to be permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. Before use they felt miserable and despondent, now they are cheerful and enjoy meals. They cost a quarter. Try them, madam. Many
Richard Reynolds and family of Chilli Cothe spent a week with Mr and Mrs J E B Christy. W R Aber entertain their grandson from Pleasant Ridge. Isaac Shoemaker and son Wesley of Hillsboro with Lizzie Shoemaker of Cincinnati and Teresita Mitchell of San Pedro Sale Honduras visited Dr Leever's family. Hobard Ogden leaves for Oxford to attend college. Bessie Duchemin visited aunt Mrs Oliver Duchemin. Leo Stewart returned from overseas. his parents hosted relatives. Lowell Roudebush lecture drew a large crowd. Keith Ulrey expected home soon. Val Anstead and family visited John Schultz and daughter. Shoppers: Mrs John Marsh and daughter Rebecca, Mrs J Miller and Zetta Mitchell. Lawn fete June 98 at M KE church grounds. L G Johnson of Bata via transacted business here last 41752 week. Catarrhal Deafness ad promoting Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
In Mt Holly the Ladies' Helping Circle plans a Saturday evening festival in the schoolyard on June 2 with all invited. Local social notes report visits among residents from Moscow Newport Amelia Mt. Crab and Lebanon. The Back Run bridge on the Ohio pike is condemned to light traffic only.
Reverend Shambaugh and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs John Joseph and Miss Pearl Hutchinson visited Mrs Mary Rowan. Several residents like H Anderson and Mrs Kate Ireton shopped in the city. A car mishap near Williamsburg injured young women, and Isaac Curry's son Larence was hurt by a horse but improving. A surprise party for Miss Helen Davidson occurred with ice cream and cake. Social visits involve Ruth Whitaker, Norwood. Ireton family. Mary Cordey. Bantam friends. and a Sunday school class planned at the church with a garden gathering. Ladies Aid to meet at Laura Morgan's Thursday.
Relief of rheumatic pains promise claims of easing stiffness and restlessness. The brief note asserts relief through a specific remedy, suggesting improved sleep and comfort for sufferers.
Word lists Sergeant Earl Deem arriving safely from overseas on June 1 at Camp Mills New York and Carl Deem returning home around August 1. They are sons of Carl Deem and his wife. Miss Louise Garbie to spend summer in Michigan. Carl Karen home from overseas. A 1909 indigestion episode led to use of Chamberlains tablets with lasting relief, per Wm. Wisler of Pa.
Amelia Clyde Underwood and wife visit relatives in Dayton. Numerous residents and visitors are noted in weekly social items from Dayton, Newport, Batavia, Mt. Washington, and surrounding areas with highlighted visits, weddings, services, picnics, and family gatherings. The calendar shows a July 4 school ground picnic and multiple family movements and greetings.
Old Bethel hosts Sunday service while the Ladies' Aid festival to aid the Presbyterian church runs Saturday evening June 28 on the church lawn. The column lists visits, weddings at Batavia, and hometown greetings among residents, with several trips to Oxford and Newport noted.
Mrs Morel hosted neighbors on Friday including Ed Miller Waite McGahan Felhart Stamm Hibbs and their wives. Alpine Club socializes at Country Club No 50 with Mrs Hibbs hosting Thursday. Ed Miller Waite Felhart Morel and families visited Mammoth Caves Sunday. G Medary Miles Deal visited Batavia Monday. Rebecca and Robert Crossley of Perin town visit Aunt Mrs Brown this week. Mollie Medary spent Wednesday with sick Mrs Shinkle. Sundests John Dumford family at Mr Malotts Geoinehart Mr Mal and wife at R Rineharts. Mrs Malat hosted her brothers Sunday.
Miss Hattie Wilson returns home from city for two week vacation. Mrs. Elizabeth Crane attends camp meeting at Gods Bible school. Fred Lipps and family visit Geo Danby and family at Mt Holly. John Sundinger and family visit Si gh Charles Schickler at Hopper's. Alms Fovert sails Thursday to Jacksonville Fla to start summer with O J Oppert family. Geo rump and wife visit Clyde Trump and family in Madisonville. L K Barrow wife of Perintown guests of Tone on Sunday. Mrs Lavina Newman departs for Avalon to live with son George. Bert Bradbury and Grace visit Will Frees and wife Walnut Hills. J D Cross and family visit relatives in the city. Joseph Nobis visits relatives at Norwood. Mortgage ads tacked at end.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a loan or debt amounting to $8000 with partial figures 8100 and 1000, plus terms for a five year period. Names include N G Dover attorney and possible biographical mentions. Details are unclear and not fully legible.
Nellie Gregg returns home after ten months teaching at Kennedy Heights. Washington township school board hires Hazel Simon Ruth Burger Union Miss Robo Breckenridge Cecil Hutson Beachgrove Turkeyfoot. Albert Price family visit. Nathan Rich returns from Des Moines after three years. A D Fee near Hamilton with son Harry. Pangburn to repaint house and add veranda. Wendell Marksberry visits Raymond Dunbar.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Henry Harlow's home on June 26. Henry Hobson and family visited his son Charley in Morrow. Miss Mary Shumard of Marathon stayed with Miss Beulah Hobson. W. H. Jones spent Friday and Saturday in the city with his uncle Wm. Wait and family. Clarence Varney and family and others motored to Lynchburg to spend Sunday with T. E. Moorehead and wife. Little George Harlow visited his brother Clark and wife in Batavia. Elmer White and wife hosted on Sunday. J. K. White and family with Alven Hamil and family of Oisonville, George White and family with a son. Wm. H. Hunter and wife from Williamsburg visited his mother. Miss Pearl Hutchinson stayed with her aunt Melie Hewan in Marathon Saturday and Sunday. Cameron Steward and family were Sunday guests of Lecado friends. James Trocholeville visited AWE ace and wife. Miss Lilly Becktold, Hazel Wise and others were guests of Eugene Anderson or Miss Mabel Vidston last Wednesday. Mrs. Needham of Hige Park was a Friday guest of Mrs. Davidson.
Sunday social and church events populate the Arlington Heights region with visits from residents and guests. The town records a change in Sunday school leadership, a farewell reception for C A McNutt, and various family visits, travels, and illnesses among locals and travelers from Danville, Norwood, Youngstown, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
The May 25 1919 timetable from J S railroad administration lists Norfolk and Western east bound Hillsboro Branch trains from Sardinia at 6 00 am and 9 50 am daily except Sunday with returns from Hillsboro at 7 15 am and 12 45 pm. Signed Ww C Saunders general passenger agent and Joan L Bladon division passenger agent Cincinnati Ohio.
Local ad urges customers to order coal for heating and cooking as the season starts. Laub & Rice in Batavia invites orders and provides a contact phone number 612 for arranging delivery or pickup.
The Houstonia Liniment is praised for gentle action not causing smarting or blistering. It blends soothing antiseptic oils and is claimed to heal quickly with no blemish to skin or hair and is said to have internal application benefits as shown by testimonials.
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