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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
5
The ad states women suffer periodic headaches caused by stomach, liver, or bowel disorders and claims Chamberlain's Tablets will correct these issues. It asserts many have been permanently cured and promotes the tablets as a permanent remedy.
Chamberlain's Tablets Wilson Hollands move into a new home below town. Mrs. Carrie Leeds of Norwood visits Mr. and Mrs. one Her daughter Martha visits Mildred and Merle Coleman. The remains of Mrs. Delilah Fox were brought to her brother Thor Malott's home for funeral services led by Rev. Stottler with burial at Bloom Rose. Miss Esther Joseph visits Lavone Tucker and Miss Georgia Applegate is ill with measles. Ernest Weak of Williamsburg visits, while Chas Weak hosts a youth party and Josimerson Jesters visit London. L L Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance conducts business here.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims 35 years of use and that the remedy acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. Encourages immediate use and promises testimonials, with F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, as suppliers.
Lawson Bard of Hamilton spent Sum ter Pearson day with his sister Mrs Wa Elza Culberson and wife spent Tuesday in the city Walter Pearson and wife were entertained tonday dinner at John Cravers Miss Bessie Schaner spent Tuesday night with Gladys Dimmitt Sick list The families of Wm Doughman Marshal Hill Albert Clarks and Dan Lair are all improving The wife of Wm Inez Doughman oldest dang Doughman and wife died Friday morning of pneumonia Dr F A Ireton will move to Batavia March 1 a Clark spent Friday at Blanches Mrs Mabel Grossnickle was called to the city Stella Jonnson
The article notes Miss Laura B. Short as hostess for a Saturday afternoon Women's Club meeting. It lists a program including "Responses" and topics, and mentions speakers such as Katherine Witt and Offutt, with a health column on why colds are dangerous and a favorable nod to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mrs. Charles Schwey of Fernbank hosted eight guests while Siebert Eppert and family and A O Nash and family visited W Eppert in Madisonville. Howard Ayer and family hosted by Mrs Rose Ayer. Howard Troy and Marshall Troy visited W C Mattox. Holton Bradbury wed Miss Hattie Wilson in Cherry Grove Feb 18. Mrs Chas Schwey and Mayme Wilson attend. R B Wilson hosted dinner with Bradburys and families. Mrs agin of Augusta returns from visit with Johan. Mrs McKee Pepper dies Feb 23 at parental home. Funeral by Rev Griffith Sunday 7 p m. Burial at Augusta. Carl Keister and family travel through Texas. Mrs Ed Mattox attends Maud Woling funeral. John Simundinger and family move to Mt Washington. Mr Chinkenbeard and Kentucky family occupy vacated residence.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain and insomnia from indigestion and could not eat vegetables or fruit. After using Chamberlain’s Tablets he can eat these foods without pain or sleepless nights. A Timely Suggestion urges readers to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The column lists a string of local social visits and minor notes about residents, employment, and happenings in the area.
George F Daniels of Hardwick VI, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, commends Chamberlains Tablets for occasional laxative relief after trying many remedies. The note highlights the inn as a model hotel in New England.
The Mt Holly ladies helping circle will hold an all day meeting at Mrs. Olin Fagin residence on Friday March 5. Notes of bereavement reach the circle with the death of the Lytle wife and eldest child in Washington State.
Ora Fry and wife plan a move to a home near Wherry Grove. Mr. Sheidts of Mulberry bought the old Wunder property on the Atavia Pike and took possession Friday. Frank Grenier and wife visited James T. Bingham and wife Sunday. John Rilea reported a very successful sale. George Neddermann and George Lehmeyer, both city residents, spent the week at Philip Sperry's home. Delayed. Ora Fry was in Cincinnati Monday.
Glen Este school remains closed. Local pupils at Glen Este high school enjoy another period of vacation while the school is not in session. Families referenced include Mr and Mrs Clee entertaining relatives and others.
The Wissel family lines up farm transfers with Berthrer taking possession. Several residents visit relatives across towns including the Carlier and Judd families. Dr. Valentine relocates to Lindale with property purchase and Ruth Kaehlin contracts measles as housing shifts continue in the community.
Delaware Ohio March 2 After relief from troubles Mrs Harry Kaley wife of Hocking Valley R A Co employee advises others to try Tratona the Perfect Tonic She says eight months of liver and kidney trouble headaches dizziness and poor appetite improved after one bottle and urges others to try Tratona The Nash Pharmacy Batavia and The Coyle Buggy and Implements Co report fertilizer arrivals in Batavia Ohio
An advertisement touts Houstonia as different from surface counter irritants. It penetrates under the skin to ease backache lumbago stiff neck and other pains, promising rapid relief and urging purchase through local merchants in Charleston Ohio Batavia Ohio Williamsburge and related towns.
Local residents return from visits in Cincinnati and Portmouth. Families plan future moves, attend church and school events, and open spring shopping at a millinery sale. Notices include illness lists, a 88 year old death in Cincinnati, and a program at the picture house with films and vaudeville this week.
Moving is the order of the day as residents relocate to Williamsburg Blanchester Monterey and Marathon. Neighbors gathered for a social at O L Jones home. Pauline Varney dies of pneumonia after flu. schools in the township are closed.
Mrs Geo Baker and Wm Baker family recover from flu in Willowville. Malott and wife visit son Ed in the city. Mrs DeWert shops in Queen UVity Thursday. Fred Moore hosts friends Monday at Mt Garnish. Mike Friedmann and family visit Cincinnati for weekend. Homer Hunt visits cousin Elmer Hunt in Abbot Mississippi. Lizzie Smith guests of Mrs Ray Stoddard Sunday. Margaret Plemons G Koogler and wives visit J W Plemons family Sunday. Sick list includes Frank Malott Louis Bach and family Ida Foster. Nelson Pohner moving to Cuff Pike. Mrs Sarah Stewart and son Douglas visit J E Huheey family. Mrs Marabeth Eppert spent Tuesday in Perintown. Blanche Violett calls on Mrs Louis Speidel Sunday.
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