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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
5
A testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets permanently cure indigestion and allow craving for any food. It cites Mr. J. Pominville of Stillwater Minnesota who spent over $2,000 on medicines and treatments before being cured.
Paris and Cincinnati visitors compose a social roundup with Frank Davis and daughter returning home then Clem Bladen and Dorothy Moreton visiting relatives. A Friday lecture by Rev Burgett drew large crowds and Red Cross services are slated for next Sunday. An Ohio Farmers Insurance agent, L L Johnson, conducted business locally. Also a broad catalog ad promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with a nationwide reward offer and testimonials.
Mrs Roy Hall and children visit John Hall's while services drew many attendees Sunday evening. Mrs Wm Gillespie of Mt Pisgah sent Thursday to H Jackson's. Red Cross social planned for Saturday. I O O F lodge hosted Bethel lodge Saturday night. Chas Gardner and son relaxed at B B Gardner's. A KE Boggess and wife spent Sunday at Pin Hook. Word arrives Stanley Jones sails for France. John Hall improving slowly.
Practical advice urges slow eating as a habit and thorough mastication. If trouble returns, it recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tab Jets after supper for relief.
Fred Lippe and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo Lipps of St Bernard. Mrs. Elizabeth Crane returned from Mt. Auburn. Mrs. Lulu Lindsey visited Miss Moneyhan of Huntington West Virginia. H R Eppert wife Edgar Eppert and Miss Cassie Tone spent Sunday with W and Quick and wife of College Corner. George Trump and wife weekend with Clyde Trump and wife in Madisonville. James Gaskins and wife of Kings Mills visited Mrs Elmira Newman. she accompanied them home.
Hyde Park residents and visitors are listed with calls on relatives and travels. Mrs. Logan Baker spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Hitesman, while Mrs. George Holmes visits Lancaster. Others include George Ritchie of Cincinnati calling on parents, Dr. Ons Snider and family on vacation, and Supt. H. C. Aultman of Batavia with T. Foster of Williamsburg in town.
A health note advises applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging back muscles at the site of pain to relieve a lame back.
The report lists a series of Sunday visits among local residents including Mr and Mrs Georg McKinley with George Kerber and wife, Misege Olive and Blanche Carruthers with Marie Marsh, and Frank Lamb and Pe Willis with neighbors. A rally is scheduled for June 30 with activities planned and local attendees mentioned.
George Preston and wife visit Hyde Park with his father. Numerous guests call at Brannock home and other area households. Lewis Swing dies June 20. funeral held at home with interment in new cemetery. Families and individuals from Georgetown Felicity Cincinnati Amherst Hamilton Dayton chronicle weekend visits and gatherings.
The text suggests a moisture deficit in shredded food remains causes a disorder. It advises drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise to improve it. For relief, it recommends gentle laxatives like Chamberlain's Tablets, warning against strong cathartics that dehydrate.
War Saving Stamp committee met Monday June 17 organizing for Jackson township with committees named for school districts and plans to gather all district adults at the post office June 28 for registration to buy War Saving Stamps. Guards available now. Local notices include many social visits and family movements, plus a medical tip urging Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach pains and diarrhoea.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Jergens of North side hosted guests with Somermeier children from Nampa Ida. Miss Anna Ayrer of Hyde Park attended as regent guest of her sister Mrs Theo J. John Mudersbaugh of Nine Mile visited Mr and Mrs Hedrick. Mrs B F Morer to host Friendly and Roosters next Friday. Bertha Witt helped her father harvest Wheat as brother goes to colors. E P Beck and Jami returned home to Richwood after several days with their parents.
Elmer Rising of Walnut Hills visited relatives here then left Monday for Camp Sherman for army training. The Ladies Helping Circle holds an all day quilting at Mrs Belle Lytle’s Thursday June 2. Norbert Koch works at Bell Telephone Co and has purchased a Ford runabout. A baby boy arrived at Mr and Mrs Faye Kincaid in Dayton Ohio on June 20. Charles Bennett and Miss Leona Follow wed at Ninth Street Baptist Cincinnati and will live in Madisonville. A serenade followed their wedding. many friends wish them bon voyage. Rev F A Brown to lecture at Christian Chapel on Some of the Manifestations of God. B L Ketchum wife and daughter Ruth camping at John Warren home for two months. OC M Edwards and wife spent weekend with M F Hargitt. they purchased Guilford Indiana property and moved. Daahiahie Topie and Kenneth Myrick at Mrs B F Moyer party in Hamlet Saturday. George Henning bought a Ford.
James Wasner and family spent Sunday with the Powell family in Batavia. Bowman Woodruff and wife visit their daughter Mrs. Lowell Bennett. Miss Jennie Kearns returned from Washington. Miss Jessie Coulter starts work in Elton Monjar's store. Mrs. Fred Bayford and Mrs. Minnie Joslin visited Barton Kearns and Miss Jennie. Mrs Henry Horn and Maude Horn called on Mrs. Lock Windspear. A Pflum and wife from Dayton spent Sunday with Chas. Pommert. Raymond Myers and Anna Reeves wed at Batavia last Wednesday and will live with the bride’s parents. Chas. Ross and family visit James Sillet. Al Boyce and wife entertain guests Elton Miller and wife, and Arnold and Willard Boyce. John Carr and wife spent several days in the city last week.
W C Coombs visited Port Allegheny Pennsylvania. Mrs William Auxier visited her parents in Maysville Kentucky. Mrs Dale Brumagem and daughter Violet of Amelia spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Theo Brumagem. George Rholfing and friend of Cincinnati visited his parents. Steve Degarmo of Cincinnati called on friends. Charley John and Abe Patterson of Wood county visited their mother Harriet Patterson. Mildred Lindsey visited Amelia last. Mrs Russell Valentine and children spent last week in Cincinnati.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts an ice cream social on the school lawn Saturday evening July 6 with wide local invitation. Entertaining guests include Mr and Mrs Arlie Ingels hosting her West Virginia parents Mr and Mrs Hessner and other families.
In Moscow R R Witschger and relatives from Cincinnati and Pt Isabel shared a Sunday with local parents. Helen James of Laurel visiting Cincinnati. The Witschgers and Frazer family visited Bethel and Balt Air, while others attended Camp Meeting in Cincinnati.
A R Meyer Amelia Ohis advertises a two ton truck for moving and heavy hauling with moving and hauling services. Prices are stated as right and customer patronage is solicited.
The Williamsburg column records guests visiting local families including Mr. and Mrs. Dudley and relatives, Grace Crogewell’s sudden death with funeral details, and various social visits among residents. It notes marriages and hometown travels, with church and lodge affiliations mentioned.
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Chas. Rapp's home with about eight attendees. Numerous visits and family gatherings are listed, including Miss Hettie Vance from Cincinnati visiting her mother, Clifford Tateman from St. Louis on vacation, and many neighbors. A fatal plane crash near Fairfein (date unclear) drew an ambulance, while Mrs. Oddie Williams of St. Bernard was laid to Old Bethel.
The Journal of Heredity highlights a newborn infant's grasping reflex as crucial for survival in treetop life. It also notes the observation that the human child sits up before it stands, reflecting on early posture in human development.
Scientists report that surface lava is at highest temperatures, with heat from gases driving the open lava basin. Laboratory tests of vapor samples indicate gas chemical action provides much of the heat keeping the lava fluid.
The Biscayan provinces of Spain owe vast wealth to large high grade iron deposits. Theon Sepa Heed Benboy notes Bisay as an industrial center and claims Bias is Europe’s wealthiest city of its size due to iron ore profits.
An article extols tuna fishing as a top sport noting tuna reach 200 pounds and can tow a boat for 14 hours after being hooked. It includes a humorous comparison from a child who misinterprets a parent shedding leaves as the family losing his hair.
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