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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
5
A health ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve bilious attacks by toning the liver and cleansing the stomach. It claims the tablets ease constipation, fermentation, nausea, vomiting, and headaches, restoring well being quickly.
Community notes recount support for the girls basketball team with praise from Chamberlain and locals. Attendance at weddings and anniversaries, visits from Grace Davis of Milford, Mrs. Jas L Favrer in Cincinnati, and Mr. Dennis and family in Cincinnati are recorded amid church services, Easter plans, and weekend visits among residents.
Fragmentary text mentions J CHENEY CO Toledo Ohio and pills for constipation. No clear event or person details. cannot determine a complete news item from the readable portions.
Rocky Ford reports Geo Hill and family visited Mr Huntly and family on Sunday with Mrs Shannon Ed Ross and others. Several locals returned from winter visits to parents. Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Mich suffered seven years of stomach trouble and sleepless nights but after taking Chamberlains Tablets can eat fruits and vegetables without pain. Indigestion or constipation sufferers are urged to try these tablets.
Community members report family visits and health notes. Mrs Han nah Rapp illness brings Harley Cross and wife from Madisonville. Virginia Grosanickle spent Saturday with grandparents. Mrs Allie Strowhower visited Blanchester with her daughter. Bimet Hill returned from Akron. Pearl Applegate visited her sister. The Cross children recover from scarlet fever. Will Stametts move to Hamilton. Other visits include Ogle family from Florida and Van Camp households in Washington and Belfast.
A brief note advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It highlights pleasant taste and reliable relief, claiming wide endorsement for cures.
The notice reports the Harr Carlier family welcoming a baby girl with the event noted at their Miss Jne Josephine McAfee home attended by relatives. Several named individuals from nearby towns are listed as guests and visitors.
Mr and Mrs Henry Chelker visited Brown county Sunday. Mr Cornell moved from Moscow to a Fruit Ridge farm. Raymond Dawson bought a Williamsburg farm along the Jackson pike and will move soon. Albert Stanley was in the city Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Glacer visited Chas Lebeich Sunday. Phillip transacted business in Moscow Saturday. Most Ridge residents recover from flu as warnings about colds show dangers. Cham berlain s Cough Remedy is recommended for colds and praised for reliability.
Mrs. George Sherry spent three days in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. George Blick and Mrs. Lottie Deam visited Batavia on Tuesday. Miss Marguerite Smythe also went to Batavia Tuesday. Charles McGuire hosted the Glen Eiste Dancing Club Friday night at his home. Louise By Phillips attended a party at the homes of Luanna and Bertie Barnes Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sperry and Miss Helen Waldhers led a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Kimler of Summerside Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grenier of Cincinnati were there Saturday and Sunday. Helen Rogers and her party were among neighbors visiting Sunday. Misses Catherine and Marie Burkhardt of Neinget visited their agents and Mrs. Joseph Burkardt Sunday.
Mrs Laura Frey of Cincinnati has no visiting relatives here. Saturday eve ng Master Harold Howe and mother trans-business in Felicity. Spurlock Pate walla of this place. lingering illness. remains were brought here funeral services conducted Tuesday March 16 and were placed in the vault at pe cene to await trial. George pan was calling in town Saturday evening. little daughter near Felicity, spon a ag eee, her parents Mrs ealige Jones obs. been very ill. christ Hospitals at Cincinnati. Dwight Watson and children at Cincinnati spent several days last year with her parents Mr and Mrs Jam wers. On the call Rosary March 20 held a ver interesting home program. Grace with the followin program. He berrongs Pa music The Mqnolent. Holy.
Advertisement from the Dr Jones Company of South Charleston Ohio promoting Houstonia a long standing remedy with prices 25 cents for 4 oz large 60 cents and mammoth 1 00. The ad lists ailments and claims steady quality for fifty years with pharmacists in Batavia and Williamsport as distributors.
A fragmented local social note lists visiting relatives and friends. Hazel and Susan Brown with pals join Misses and families including Johnston and Piciet reed. Amelia relations and Mrs. Becke return from Cincinnati. Numerous weekend visits from Mrs. Bragnock, Hannah, and McFadden are noted.
Marrietta Ohio March 23 Mrs E Stagmier 60 living at 811 Fifth Street reports severe ten year nervous headaches sleepless nights and upset stomach improved digestion and appetite after using Trutona the Perfect Tonic She urges others to try it Nash Pharmacy Batavia now promoting Tratona in the area.
Hiram Kiester makes a Texas trip with alps noted in a brief. Cassie Z spent a week away with relatives. Mrs Lydia Bradbury visits Mrs Sarah Steincorb and a death in Madisonville is noted for Georium, a former project site. Funeral attendance by Bevern and Bert Bradbury plans for Geo Tramp and Henry Robb.
Belle Patterson of Carthage is noted in the Carthage column as bereaved due to her mother's illness. The text records various social visits including Mrerget in Batavia visiting Mrs. Dagan and Dr. ppdrs. Smith on a Sunday, plus a basket game at Batavia and a meeting between the speaker and Clyde De Beckett.
The fragment lists H Stirling Moore as a funeral director in Batavia with mentions of horse drawn and on equipment services and auto ambulance service in an old advertisement.
Fragmentary notes mention Roy Lowe and a ceramist in Batavia with scattered references to a Pearl and Wipeeler, but no coherent events or details.
Pies cakes and chickens will be on sale at a festive Arlington Heights event as neighbors plan Easter meals. Families attend church services and evangelistic meetings with several members joining the church this week. Local residents, including Mrs O. B. Wayt and Mrs Vernon King, visit relatives in Akron and Bellebrook while others host guests from Dayton Cincinnati and Toledo.
Mrs. Joseph Young of Springfield hosted by Mrs. Henry Reed last week. Mrs. Jennie Swem of Bethel visited the Swem family. Raymond Meyers and wife of Bethel visiting Will Reeves and wife. Edward Humphries and family of Glendale spent last Thursday with Lee Eister and wife. Mrs. Robert Albaugt and daughter of Bethel spent Sunday with Mrs. Ollie Chatterton. Miss Maude Horn spent Thursday night with Mrs. Edna Winspear. Mrs. Ollie Green of Madisonville with Mrs. Corn Ely, Howard Hancock and wife, and Miss Laura Short Sunday visitors of Laufaette Nash. Mrs. Etta Underwood entertaining sister Mrs. Ed Seward of Madisonville. Mrs. Jones hostess for the Phila then Friday evening. Mrs. Clarence Kirgan and Mrs. Leo Keister visited in the city Saturday. Eva Robinson guest of Mrs. Susie Sears Scoville at Felicity. Elston Yonne and wife Mary Pommert Wilber Ayers and Cecile Glancy were entertained Sunday by Jessie and Helen Coulter.
Arthur Wyatt and wife of Salem Ore spent several days with the Misses Barry Mre and Misses Helen and Carrie. Perry and Bertha Witt attended the basketball tournament in Batavia Saturday. Will Lungmus visited her parents in Latonia Ky part of last week. C O Hays and wife were city visitors Thursday. Marguerite and Louise Witt of the city were Sunday guests of their parents Misses Rose and Lydia Ludlow at Mt Perme. J H Dawson attended the Batavia fair board meeting Monday. Nannie Channell of Mt Olly was the cast at Mites Anos Jones Monday.
Bargain offer from Rapp and Schwab in Batavia Ohio lists roofing rolls at $1.98 each in colors green or red with available stock noted.
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