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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement extolls Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to improve complexion by correcting a troubled liver. It urges avoiding heavy foods like meats and hot breads, taking frequent baths, and walking daily, claiming readers will regain beauty. Price is 25 cents per bottle.
Olive Branch notes show residents visiting and moving plans. Quint and Chester Bordwell took a business trip to Cincinnati. John Richolts and Elizabeth Hudeby of Christ Hospital spent days with local families. Fred Moore and family move to Mt Washington for a new job. Alice Burlew visited her sister Mrs Sprague in Batavia. Marie Laffieur hosted birthday gatherings with friends. Several locals spent time with friends and relatives in Rockville and Amelia. Marabeth Eppert visited the Queen City on Tuesday.
Ward Kelly visits home folks while East ern Star gathers in Amelia. Local guests Nellie and Hannah Hedrick stay with kin. Mrs C C Houser hosts the Woman’s club next Saturday. Dr Fitzpatrick is able to be out again amid illness in the district. Insurance man L Lucans of Lucas County conducts business here last week. Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney & Co. swears to a claim for Hall’s Catarrh Medicine and offers one hundred dollars for every uncured case. notary A W Gleason witnesses. Users: Toledo Ohio.
Mrs Minnie Grosnickle of Blanchester spent Sunday with Mrs Bache Frye Carrie and Ruth Opllom of McKendree spent Sunday with algia Ingle F Lyon spent Sunday here Zola Doughman of Norwood spent Sunday with her parents here Mrs Eilen Cramer has returned after spending the winter with her daughters B Shure of city was a Sunday guest of N Jordan and sons Fred Sutton and wife were Sunday guests of Mrs Alice Sutton and daughter Oramer and family have moved into the Sly property Miss Mary Cramer of Greenfield spent Sunday with her parents Missipa B daughter of Wm Dough wile near Woodland Park died Feb 27 of the flu Funeral services for three other cases in the family were read and sang at the grave Edenton Feb 28 at Fenmore Mich has stomach trouble for seven years and could not eat without pain Chamberlains Tablets helped him to eat without pain or sleeplessness Theodore Sanford
Arthur Speigel and family of Merwin spent Sunday at Fred Lipp's with Mrs A R Snept separned from an Carlyle. George Brailer and wife welcome a baby girl. Mrs Ferris attended the funeral of Mrs Henry Mullenix of Williameville Tuesday. Ferris and daughter Catherine visited Merwin with Mrs John Floid before leaving for Jacksonville Florida. J M Heil spent the week in Clark County promoting the farm bureau. Emmerick and Grace Bradbury are convalescent from measles. Farmers attended the demonstration on Fred Gree trimming at Lipp's Wednesday. Mesdames Bert and Olten Bradbury were in the city Saturday. Cann gee via and Fred Robinson at Ryetown Monday.
A timely suggestion recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The pleasant medicine is praised for relief and wide reputation for curing respiratory ailments.
Dr irton relocated to Batavia as county health physician. W W Britain from Wenatchee, Washington visits. Aubie Bigham hosts. Mr White and Grossnickle family details amid sister illness. Conover and Coraddale attend events. Lacey and Nannie ork mentioned. Swart family moves to Stone ok farm. Grosnickle buys out Obas. Tomoia attends Montgomery funeral at Bethel. Names and church events noted. several social visits and moves listed.
Glen Este area brief lists residents buying farms and property transfers including Ella Hayes and mother, Clarence Wiederhold purchasing McGuire's property, and Jana T. Townsley on Sunday. The item mentions Mary Rawhing and a sick relative in the city, plus habitual laxative use endorsement from Georges in Hardwick Vermont.
Will Heltman visited Mt. Carmel on Saturday at Henry Sunday’s sister’s home. Hidward Garbe of Milford Henry Inning of Perintown Louise Garbe of Avondale and Claude Wood of Newport Ky stopped by farms in the area. Chris Seibert’s moved to a new home near Batavia with Brim family occupying Seibert’s former house. Mrs George Balzhiser of Stonelick visited in the vicinity Monday last week. James Deem spent Sunday with Willard Seibert near Batavia.
The article warns that colds weaken lungs and open the door to serious diseases such as pneumonia consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It stresses that shortening a cold reduces risk and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable pleasant treatment.
Local sports notes report boys and girls basketball victories Friday night at Mill scores Iris 18 to 17 and 14 to something, with details scattered. Several community members mentioned include families Kneisley, Crane visiting Bethel, and local movements to farms near Monterey.
Clark County Ohio farmer Dean McKillip recounts stepping on a nail and healing with Houstonia liniment. The ad touts Houstonia as safe for cuts and burns, claims blood poisoning fear is unnecessary, and lists sizes and distributors.
The column records visits and events across the community including Kentucky visitors Taylor and friends, Mrs. Beck entertaining Baptist teachers, Mary G Laycock in Cincinnati, and the Woman's Club. It notes the funeral of Mrs. Montgomery in the M E church with burial in the new cemetery and the death of George Beck, with services at the Baptist church. Various residents are listed visiting relatives in Cincinnati and Ada, with young notices of births, marriages, and a funeral for a seven year old, plus local business notices from Coyle Buggy Co. and building loan advertisements.
Dayton resident John Littleton spent Sunday with his mother. Chas ere and baby visited C A Hareld. Kuhama Brown of Oxford called on friends after visiting her parents. Wilbur Callahan left for Akron. Jimer Binving moved to a new farm. Foulon and wife moved to Amel ia. Foulon family also listed. Dale Ely began housekeeping in Myers property. Hiler family moved near Bethel. Mary Johns visiting sister in Cincinnati. Hook’s niece from Dayton visited. Community sickness improving.
Mr and Mrs D Carnes of Franklin visited Mrs Elia Denham on Sunday. Maurice Wheeler and friend from Cincinnati spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Albert Wheeler Russell and Mrs Lulu Bronk and Harold Wolf also from Cincinnati visited relatives. Theo Brumagem of Hamlet and Mrs Dale Brumagem spent Sunday with their hosts. Nettie Green of Cincinnati was with her parents Sunday. Mrs Davidson was in Cincinnati last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Rholfing wt and Mike pasos were. Renee Grage was in Bethel Friday. Will Auxier bought 70000 pounds of tobacco last week.
Amelia high school basketball squads closed the season with two victories over Bethel Friday night. The town also notes local visits as Dr Forester and daughter Stella stayed in the city, and Walter Baldwin called on friends.
Numerous residents attended the Goshen Lecture Course Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Garvin Hill and son of Shen visited Ray Go Irwin and wife. Dr Scott of Loveland spent a day with Townsend Scott and wife. David Irwin did business in Batavia last Wednesday. Clyde Collis shopped in Blanchester last week. Hawthorne and Enni spent Saturday evening with Gilbert and Mrs Watson. Mrs Chas Jordan visited Blanchester for a day.
Railroad Administration directs the Norfolk and Western Hillsboro Branch connection from Sardinia to Hillsboro. Details indicate scheduled work and timing around 1265 p m with reference to the Sardinia link and relevant officials, dated December 10, 1919.
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