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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for chronic stomach troubles. It claims tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, noting many have been permanently cured after years of suffering and urging readers to try them at a quarter per bottle.
Delayed notes report Miss Anna Clemons hosting Anna Hutchinson and sister Pearl Hutchinson. Various local residents, including Mrs. Kate Hunter and families, visit relatives in the area. Mentions of illnesses, party hosts, and moving notices fill the social column with names like Frank J. Cheney, Carroll Jones, and Mrs. Emma McDonough among others.
Mrs J L Broadwell and daughter visited her sister and family. Several locals were out visiting in Bethel and Cedron. Harold Howe Worth McBeth Alma Chapman on sick list. Mrs Sallie Shinkle and daughter visited town. Mrs Dwight Watson returned from visit with Powers family. Stomach trouble relief credited to Cham berlain s Tablets.
Vivian Leever spent Saturday in Cincinnati with Anstead and relatives near Amelia on Sunday. Willard Apiaran and Miss Bir dinaar of Cincinnati visited with Mr and Mrs M F Apgar. Clara anes of Cincinnati is visiting and attended the basketball game at Aiiéne on Saturday with Day Arnold Favret and ton.
A brief recommendation for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a pleasant cure for coughs and colds. The ad notes its wide reputation for relieving respiratory symptoms and promising satisfying relief.
Childrens Home resident Little James Edward Edwards 10 is living with Mr and Mrs Geo Sperry. Bob Pride returns to brother and wife Mr and Mrs Ray Pride after months in Illinois. John Rosenberger hosts company Tuesday. Boral Smyth visits his aunt Judd Station Sunday. Charles McGuire was in Cincinnati Wednesday. Eston Scheidt family opens grocery on corner of Tav ia and Teal town pikes. Mabel Hines nonnally operated at Botheads Hospital. Jone aes visiting in tiny Louse Bat Mead in Cincinnati. Migenies Rosenberger visiting Saturday and Sunday.
George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont proprietor of the Hardwick Inn praises Chamberlains Tablets for relieving his constipation. He notes the inn is a model hotel in New England and endorses the product for regular use.
A historical notice explains why colds threaten health, stating that each cold weakens the lungs and increases risk of serious diseases. It highlights pneumonia and germ diseases like consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough as dangers. It praises Chamberlain’s rough Remedy as a dependable cure and pleasant to take.
An open meeting of the Women's Club will be held at the M E H church on Saturday April 3 at 2 pm with public invitation. The notes cover visits to Cincinnati Covington Latonia details of residents and guests including Miss Antis McGothan Camp Dennison and John Alden Davison Basil, other social events and a death notice for Uncle P D Milner.
The note lists April 15 events and visits including Miss Effie Hutson with Harry Hutson and wife, Mrs George Broise visiting, Edith Jonas hosting a Woman's Club program on Flag Day with stories and flag history, and mentions of several local residents attending events at the Lyrick and Belleouse venues.
Miss Nellie Hedrick Hannah Hedrick and Sam Strimple spent Sunday there. Fred Warren and family returned after wintering in the city. Mrs Pigrence Miller of Bethel visited Mrs Ethelbeck Thursday. Matt Day and wife visit relatives in Indiana. Mrs J J Armstrong of Amelia guest of Mrs Frank Ludiow Thursday. B A Bradley attended Episcopal services Sunday. Py F Moyer remembered for receiving 43 letters from Anna Flora's Amelia school scholars Thursday. Theo Witt attended brother's funeral at St Bernard Saturday. Mrs Will Lungmus returned home after Latonia visit. Bowman Woodruff and wife of city spent Sunday with Frank Ludlow. Dr Bradley wife and daughter Violet are in their new summer home. Mrs C C Houser and Mrs Offutt attended the women’s club Saturday in the city at Mrs Jonas'.
Mrs Minnie Grosnickle of Blanchester visited Sunday with Mrs Rachel Frye. F Lyon and wife with grandchildren Darothy and Lloyd of Milford spent Sunday here. Mrs Pierce Adams visited her daughter Mrs Clifford Cramer last week. E Doughman and wife hosted daughters Mrs Frank Meek of Godland Park and Zola Doughman of Orwood Sunday. John Mason and family of Detroit are visiting H Cox and wife. Virginia and Mrs Frank Yeoman and daughter Elizabeth DERG were Sunday guests of A Sonaay and wife. Mr and Mrs Jangie Doughman and daughter Lucille and Adine Doughman of Blanchester were Sunday guests of Mr Young.
Miss Eva Glancy of Newtonsville spent Thursday with A L Glancy and wife Mrs Ennis Hawthorn spent Saturday in Blanchester also Mrs Hugh Jackson and daughter Vivian of Northside and Will Myer of Madisonville were Sunday guests at Townsend Scott's Callers at Chas Jordan's Sunday Fred Campbell wife and baby Mrs Sam Andrews and granddaughter John Cross of city and Willard Fry of Middletown were guests of Ray Irwin and wife the past week Jack Gross and wife of Salem were Sunday guests of Fred Snider Blanche Oppenhall of Springfield is the guest of Ennis Hawthorne and wife John Leever and wife of Mulberry were Sunday guests of David Irwin's Ray Irwin and wife spent Saturday with Edward Saxon and wife Sick Emerson Snider Mr e Chas Jordan and son Merril were in Blanchester a day last week
Community events and visits are listed from Madisonville and nearby areas. Mrs. Hannah Rapp dies at home with funeral by Rev. Smith of Williamsburg. Attendees include Mrs. Belle South, James Gorman, Flora Nast, and several families visiting and hosting gatherings. A school entertainment and church services are noted with multiple residents traveling to Columbus and Florida.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of Milford Village Ohio in Clermont and Hamilton Counties for six bonds of 100 dollars each dated March 1 1920 and maturing 1921 to 1926 with semiannual interest at Milford National Bank. Bids must state bond count gross bid amount and accrued interest. The village reserves right to reject any or all bids after opening at noon on May 1 1920.
Funeral and illness notices mix with family visits and anniversaries. The column notes Earhart funeral in Washahem, Araster ieee pate Geores oster home from Oxford, Mrs Isde Patton improving, new daughter Glenn June born March 13, and multiple visits and greetings among local residents including Croswell, Varley, Dennis, and Haskell. It records D of A No 70 fifth anniversary, a church Easter market, theater listings for Children of Banishment and The Midnight Bride, and various local travel and guest mentions across Bethel, Batavia, Middletown, Dayton, Cincinnati, and Washington D C.
Local readers report weekly happenings note preaching at Old Bethel Thursday and Friday evenings. The Helping Circle meets at Mrs. Car Ely's Saturday afternoon. Various visits include Claud Berry hosting parents from Clover, Ora Weeks with his aunt Mrs. J York, and Miss Anna Doughty visiting Benton Mattox and Wm Johns. Families from Batavia, Elklick, Williamsburg, and Cincinnati visit relatives here and nearby. A birthday gathering for Ndma Geek occurred Sunday with neighbors and schoolchildren attending.
Attorneys at law from F Roudebush and W Attorney at Law in Ba Tavia Ohio report office negotiations about access to a public building. The statement references a court block and cites the building as a key location.
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