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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1918
Page
5
Advert reads Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for indigestion biliousness and constipation. It claims women with sallow skin felt miserable before use and now are cheerful after using the tablets which cost a quarter.
Otis Camery and Miss Ethel Poole of Brooksville Kentucky were quietly married in Covington Kentucky on Monday of last week. The notice lists numerous local visitors and social events from the area including gatherings with families, church activities, a patriotic meeting, and community notices.
A Detroit woman says Foley Kidney Pills improved her sleep and eased backache and rheumatic pains. The note from Mrs. Chas. Gray, 270 Sixth St., Detroit, Michigan, urges others with kidney and bladder trouble to try the remedy sold everywhere. Community notes mention church attendance and a funeral. An article also extols Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for rheumatism and sleep disruption.
Mrs Lungmus visits daughter Mrs Gaylord Weaver at Hast Fork. Joseph Dawson and son Page join Mr and Mrs Horace Dolen Charley and Bertha Witte at the circus in the city Saturday. Tom Dragoo and wife from Newport Kentucky were Sunday guests. Hilary Strimple of Dayton spent Sunday at home. Mrs Schump returns from Ashland visit. Miss Olara Perry leaves for Oxford to attend school. Miss Nellie Hedrick of Madisonville visits home folks. Union Chapel youths host surprise parties for Clara Perry and Anna Lewis. Mr and Mrs Will Lungmus entertain city visitors Sunday. Blanche Hendrixson of city guests Mrs Epply Sunday.
Sunday visits feature Miss Mary Trump of Tusculum with Geo Trump and wife. Numerous guests include Miss Margaret McFarland from the city with Mr and Mrs L K Barrow and son of Perintown, and Miss Alma Eppert hosting with others. Additional gatherings include Miss Ella Ayer visiting sister Mrs B T Behymer and Alma Eppert departing for a training course at Oxford along with Mr Burdsall and family visiting Mrs Alice Smith.
A Chicago Tribune note recalls Lyle, fond owner of a sick puppy. To spare him pain the dog was killed without his knowledge. Later, when asked where the dog was, Lyle replied he supposed it was dead but did not know.
Burma stands as the world’s great rice exporting center with Rangoon as the chief rice port. Annual exports from Burma’s four ports rival those of Siam and French Indo China combined, and Rangoon’s figures nearly equal Saigon and Bangkok combined.
A R Meyer advertises a two ton truck for moving and heavy hauling. Prices right. Al0.
Mrs. Harry McAdams of Charleston and guests from nearby towns share visits. Enlistees Harry Britton and Hugh M Davidson depart for the Ordinance school in Augusta Georgia. District Daughters of America rally draws about 250 with state officers present. Funeral for Mrs Anna Wilson noted. Local events include school send off, Red Cross benefit, and Sunday school board elections with O H McNutt reelected superintendent.
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