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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
5
Advice on bilious attacks and stomach upset recommends Chamberlains Tablets to tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and relieve nausea vomiting and headache. The ad claims quick restoration to health with no better remedy.
Mrs Lena White visited at W Thirey s Sunday. Mrs Helen Day of Dayton visited Mrs Josephine Uhl and Mrs Nellie Day. Owen Black and family moved into the Charles Thiry property last week. Frank Weals of Westchester spent Sunday at home. Miss Mary Black and friend Mr Heid ecker of Norwood visited here Sunday. Miss Thelma Snell spent Saturday with Miss Velma Swartz near Belfast. Community Club Magazine reading Friday May 7 at the schoolhouse with stories songs and fashion displays. Local readers and insurance man L i ponnees from Bata via transacting business. Notes praise for catarrh cure Hall s Catarrh Medicine with testimonials and 100 reward. Several locals attended class play and commencement at New Richmond on Thursday night. James Evanshine and children visiting Nicholsville. Mrs Clark and daughter visited R 8 Oetzel. Kurtz sisters entertained the em Oe club Friday night. Gillaspie and family spent Sunday in Mt Washington. John Dillon Brunner H B McGrane and R 8 Oetzel at Odd Fellows in Nicholsville. Mrs Clyde Beckett spent week with Don Evanshine. Chamberlains tablets recommended for constipated bowels and overeating
Mrs Mary Kline returned home Sunday after visiting her sister in Fairmount Obas Hutson and wife of Dayton visiting relatives here Maude Horn spent last week with Lock Winspear and family Mire Cora Bir guest of relatives in Bethel W A Williams and family moved into new home purchased from Mrs Kate Hancock on Hopkins Ave Mort McConaughy of the city spent Sunday with his people here Miss Bertha Humphries of St Bernard visiting sister Mrs Keister J B nn and wife Sunday at the e in Newport Ky J R Hicks guest of friends at Norwood Madison Wiley spent time with Edward Lalgt and Robert and Nina Beh arennie Reais all naymer spent The class play Peter Piper's Troubles given by the sided clase Batuay drew large crowd pets well and was very doh oe aged the large crowd present I once ate Hare Millott and family seen
A travel tip urges buying Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before departure for camping. It cannot be obtained while hunting fishing or prospecting trips or while aboard care or steamships. The safe plan is to have it with you.
Arthur Elliott eldest son of G. W. Lindsey died suddenly at home. Funeral services held at Mt Bure on Wednesday with interment at Mt. Pisgah Cemetery. The death came as a great shock to his family and friends.
Miss Vivian Jackson hosts Mrs. T. Scott while Ennis Hawthorn and wife visit G. A. Watson. Various couples and individuals drop by Bert Leever’s, Mulberry, or David and John Irwin farms. Note on health urges readers to use Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion to stay productive.
Sunday visitors include Flora Ent of Lockland at Mrs. Anna VanCamp’s, Richey family of Covington at Culberton’s, A. W. Loague and Bertha Keethler at Frank Dimmitt’s, J. C. Johns of Madisonville at B rossnickle, and Stamets family of Hamilton at their parents. Thos. Van Camp entertained Rev. Russell to dinner. Several others, including Brunk, Flensing, Dimmitt families, Eva Barrons, Wade Monfort, G L Dimmitt, Oben Cowen, Rosa Collins, Cliff Long, Mrs. Ketchum, and Mrs. W. L. Wared, are noted for visits, funerals, or illness. Funeral from Baptist church noted. Indian Hill visits also listed.
Residents and visitors listed include Mr. and Mrs. Cross of Waynesville Ohio guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moyer. Mrs Mary Terrill of Cincinnati visited. John Beck and family plan a Westerville move. Amelia High School commencement praised. Lulu Wall hosts Womens Club next Saturday. Anna Jones travels to Cincinnati for a lengthy stay. Kate Hancock plans visit with son Milton Hancock. Mr and Mrs Hargitt hosted Indiana Ke recently.
The Woman's Club gathered Saturday at the home of Charles Paeltz with members and guests attending. The program featured readings by Gladys Burke, Susan Rowan Burke, and Moreton, followed by a luncheon.
Audience glimpses of residents visiting relatives, hosting showers, and moving homes. Mrs Alice Abrams and daughter Callie attend a visit in Amelia. Mr and Mrs Jack King relocate to Cincinnati. Mrs W S Reznolde spends time in Cincinnati. Clara Bly hosts a shower at her Bantam home. Robin and family entertain. Melvin Andrews’ family welcomes a new baby boy. several households and guests appear across Sardinia Hunt, Walnut Hill, Hamlet, and Felicity with health and hospital references noted.
Mrs Bessie Patterson and Olive Patterson visited Joe Patterson near Afton last week. Evelyn Wheeler and Alice Wheeler spent Saturday and Sunday in Lockland. Coorbs and wife were in Bethel last Friday. Lucy Moore was in Cincinnati last Saturday. Will Auxier visiting Maysville Kentucky. Laura Reeves of Amelia visited sisters last week. Elton Monjar and spouse called on Winspear Sunday evening. Clyde Beckets and Helen Branshire called on Mrs Dave Brumagem recently.
The report notes Charles McGuire Jr has accepted a position with Western Paper Mills in Cincinnati. Weekend guests included Louise B Reediston Jacobs and Mrs Fredk Walter Sperry visited Cincinnati. Local social events and kin visits are listed among attending families in the area.
Miss Marie Carlier returned home after four weeks visiting friends with the Bert Rohrer family hosting Sunday. Mrs Carrie Carlier visited son Harry Carlier and family Sunday afternoon. James Livengood and Ed Voys called on Joe Livengood and family at Greenberry. Hartmetz learned Monday of niece Fiorealker Hannold of Linwood passing away. Mrs Geesner is seriously ill. Carrie Carlier and Leo attended the funeral of Mrs George Vercamp of Owensville last Friday. Mrs Frank McConaughy visited Mrs Hartmetz Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Nellie Sewart home with officers elected for the year. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited in the area including A G Predmore and wife and Dr and Mrs Haas. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Voigt of Owensville and Mr and Mrs B C Ireton and wife.
Miss Mildred Myers visits Williamsburg acquaintances. Mrs Martha Talley attends her brother in law Whit Alley’s funeral in Madisonville. J Harlow calls on Lou Risley. Mrs Joseph Smith of Blanchester visits Henry Connor and friends. Coodling family visits Madisonville. William Connor celebrates birthday with family. Ralph Malott and wife visit her parents at Cervue. Bethel convention scheduled for May ith.
Private residents recount a May Picnic held at a home on Walker avenue and list guests including Mrs Hodges and others. Social visits span Camp Dennison, Norwood, Am Era, and Linwood with families, weeklong village events, and plans for a wagon sale. Neighbors recount relatives and travel, with a focus on community exchanges and spring activities.
Henry Garbe and wife entertained on Sunday. Edward Garbe of Milford Geo and Fred Ptarr of Providence and Dan Hagerty visited. R A Huntley and daughter Mrs George Hull and son Alvin spent the week end in the city. Gus Taphorn and family were at their farm here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Dan Hagerty and brother Richard were visiting on Thursday.
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club gathered May 1 at Mrs. Hattie Glancy's home with nine members present and guests including Mrs. Brown and her young son, Mrs. Mary Knight and niece Lida Margaret Varney Varney, and Grandmother Varney. The program featured singing, current events, papers on gardening and poultry, a select reading, and music by Victrola and a new player piano. A dainty lunch concluded the gathering, and the group planned to meet with Mrs. Ida Daugherty on May 22.
Victor Thomas, producer of fine flowers and plants from Boude's Ferry near Higginsport, will be in Batavia each week during May with a fine selection to pick from.
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