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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
5
A Stillwater Minnesota man Mr J Pominville cured lasting indigestion after spending over 2000 dollars on medicines. The claim notes permanent relief with Chamberlains Tablets and urges readers to consider the remedy for similar problems.
Ralph Lindsey of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs Clyde Beckett of Mt. Washington visited Mrs Dale Brumagem. Mrs Ida Butler entertained the Embroidery Club last Friday. Carlton Davidson of Dayton spent Sunday with his parents. Nettie Wilson was in Cincinnati Monday. Dr and Mrs Smith entertain their son and wife of Chicago. Port Temple returned to Missouri. Russell Valentine and wife entertained Cincinnati relatives Sunday. Chester Robison of Cincinnati visited his parents Sunday. Gentle reminder about Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion.
A compilation of social visits and family news from Paris Illinois with mentions of Mr and Mrs and several residents visiting relatives in Oakley Batavia and Toledo. The item includes a sworn statement from Frank J Cheney regarding Hall's Catarrh Medicine and a promotional note for the product with testimonials and a notary public seal.
The cantata The Pillar of Fire presented by the Methodist and Baptist choirs will be won at the town hall Friday evening at seven o'clock. The work recounts the Israelites bondage flight from Egypt and entry into Canaan.
Sunday visitors include Miriam Reapan and Clara Derrick from Elanor at J W Washburns and L W Souths Evans ton family. Other engagements list Hyde Park Maud Randall Milford Eva Barron and others at various homes. Sick list notes Mrs Smith Mrs Losey and Mrs Dan Grosnickle. Property sale by Mrs Maggie Anderson and local church events referenced with minor names and places. Chamberlains ointment suggested for muscle pain relief.
East End resident Harlan Kilgore visits grandparents Mr. Dillon and wife. Embroidery club met at Miss Gillespie Friday. Edna Detzeil visits city relatives. Orville Green and family guests of their parents Sunday. Mrs. Adams of Elklick with her mother Mrs. Langhurst. Samuel Jackson and wife visit relatives in Nicholsville. Mrs. Vail visits relatives at Franklin. Miss Gillespie hosts Miss Schillinger of Erlanger Ky. Ruth Bella of city on vacation. Donley and Lindsey families spend Sunday at home. Stanley Braning and family motor to Leesburg to visit parental home. A.A. Deakyn noted. Children’s services attended at New Richmond Sunday night.
Miss Florence Singleton returns to work in Washington D C with her sister Margaret for a visit. Several residents and visitors from Georgetown and nearby towns were noted at Bloom Rose and in Hamilton and Denver events this week.
The fragment notes visitors and hosts in Perintown Latonia and Moscow. Mrs Fitzpatrick and others attended a Young Jane's Sunday School rally. Mr Houser entertained Tabscott and family, while several relatives from Indiana were visiting and will stay with hosts this week.
A garbled local notice describes a man touting a remedy called pata and a “Pp unl om” amid confusion over cures for stomach ache. The fragment hints at quackery and dubious medical claims, with unclear names and places.
Gladys Dimmitt came back from Lebanon on Sunday after visiting relatives. Various local residents, including Mrs Olara Roudebush Senniff and Mrs Bila Stouder with daughters, spent Sunday visiting Dumford's. A serenade for Leslie Dumford and bride occurred Wednesday night.
John Aichholz and witgo Oliva Branch were Sunday guests of William Heltman. Mrs Will Peree and daughter visited Dan Haggerty, as did Ed Roo s and family. Miss Garbe of the city visited H Garbe and family. Grace Day of Bethel visits Mr Bruin and wife.
I B Christy and wife of Owensville hosted by Mrs Clara Smith. Hogwatt family visited Lynchburg. Merrick Butepmere and wife hosted Estell Mulroy and wife from Newaes, John Ireton and wife from the city, Mrs Joseph and Esther from Franklin Edward Christie's family. Marie with Aivion Weaver's Lebanon family. E Murphy daughter and son from Leboun. Carrot Jones family with Wm Jones near Owensville. Voigt and Dr Haas households hosted Sunday. White families and Mingrada Abernem Lioeor of T B arf Hartman from Willenborg. Harvey Bigam and wife with Mrs Sallie Ireton. Mesdames Susan Hawthorn and Magnes joined by Curry, Audnrns hosted Sunday at the five Mile.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon. Geo Fletcher and wife hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Thos Norris and Ea Swope. Julia Moore and Grace Hune vacationing with local families. Several residents visiting relatives, birthdays celebrated, and a churchyard festival well attended.
Miss Gladys Paeltz visited with Mrs. W. A. Williams in Amelia. Roy Hutson and family moved to Amelia to join his father's merchandise business. Mrs. CO. A. Brannock and Miss Andre Williams spent time with Mrs. Tobia Trout in Hamereville. Ad Tribbie of Cincinnati visited sister Mrs. Jennie Derry. Miss Gracie Honaker of Columbia visited Aunt Mrs. Honaker. The Holmeses and child Allen visited Williamsburg. Robert Hill marked his eighth birthday Sunday. A large gathering from Williamsburg and nearby towns attended interment for Eva Milner in the new cemetery. Olin Kennedy of Washington, D. C. spent part of the week with O. A. Brannock and family.
Mrs. Leroy Bronk hosts a guest for several days. Louis Grosnicklé spent Sunday with his grandmother. Normal Cramer and family returned home after visiting his parents. Helen Little visited Estella Ingle. Uriney Layman of Norwood greeted old friends Thursday. Jerry Martin and family from West Carrollton visit his parents. Mrs. Dell and Mrs. Dale South shopped in Blanchester. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Leaverton of Cincinnati stay a week with Ellen Cramer. Chas Elston and family return to Norwood after visiting relatives. Mrs. Wm. Meek hosted dinner for her husband’s birthday. Mr. Powell hosts his son-in-law and daughter from Kentucky. Mrs. Hila Binkley returns home after a week with her ill sister.
Walter Cordery and wife Sundayed with Duke Laycock and wife. Harry Ireton spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Crane of Felicity. Miss vere Page hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed McVollough for niece Ise Glenna Shinkle of Utopia. Ruth Simcox visited her parents Saturday afternoon. Hattie Beach and children were guests of Stanley Beach. Harley Beckelhymer and wife with Saul Jones and wife. Albert Hewatt visited relatives in Cincinnati. Austin Trees and family hosted by Miller Hagley. Lloyd Trees and wife called on John Gwope and wife. J M Bryere and wife hosted several relatives in Germantown Kentucky. A small gathering at Mr I’s home featured ice cream and cake Saturday. Many attended church Sunday with services at 0:30 and 10:00. lunch in church yard and roll exercises in afternoon.
Perfection Quick Meal Florence and other oil brands advertised at 10 to 20 percent below regular price. Call and see J. C. Fuhr in Williamsburg Ohio for details and availability.
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