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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fix complexion by curing a liver trouble. It advises avoiding meats and hot breads, taking frequent baths, and walking daily to regain beauty. Price is 25 cents per bottle.
Henry Donnerberg sells his farm and moves to King's Mills. Several residents travel to New Richmond to view a government tank. Edmund Lindsey weds Mrs. Mattox of Williamsville. Mrs. Rosa Brumagen hosts a Woman's Missionary Circle meeting. Various families host or visit relatives in Cincinnati Batavia Bethel Williamsburg and other locales. An Ohio Sunday school convention draws a large crowd. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised in the Toledo area.
The Moline Universal Tractor Model D plows 9 acres in 10 hours with two 14 inch bottoms under average field conditions, outpacing a three-bottom machine. Its speed 3 percent miles per hour and overhead valve engine deliver 18 horsepower at the belt and 9 at the drawbar, with a differential lock for soft ground, a light 3380 pound weight, and high clearance. It offers versatile field work and reduces horse dependence, promising efficient farming.
Remains of the little son of John B. Ireton and wife were interred in Owensburg cemetery Sunday following the high school commencement at Buford Saturday evening the event included music.
The Mothers Day program at Old Bethel Sunday afternoon featured songs recitations and a paper on origin by Mrs. Hook, enjoyed by all. Sunday school invites all to next week's session. The Helping Circle plans a quarterly tea at Mrs. Albert Mosbacker’s home.
The note urges buying Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy before leaving home and not relying on availability during hunting fishing or prospecting trips or while traveling. It recommends having the safe remedy with you for travel needs.
Mrs Mary Freshard with daughters Mary and Clara return from winter in the city. Val Ansteatt family hosts visitors Rev Bremer and Rev Wegner from Batavia plus Ansteatt and Leonard families. Mrs Sarah Schobert entertains Albert Bauer and family near Batavia. Marie Thaymen visits Mrs Bird Miller. Mrs Wim C Biles of Cincinnati visits niece Ruth Sorin. Ada Davis and son Galen stay with sister Mrs Henry Binning at Perintown. Frank Schubert and wife welcome Batavia relatives. Walter Pollock to move to Perintown this week. Ada Williams and Alvin Hill noted. The Seniors perform The Old Homestead, with another show on May 10 for absentees. Edna Brown from Marathon visits Nancy Hill. Clair Williams buys a new Oakland. John Burdsall of Dayton, Mrs Harbaugh and Merle Harbaugh visit Louella Burd sall. Dr Leever and Vivian Leever with Miss Hassie Crane spend Saturday in the city. Many attend Price of Peace at Batavia. Alomer Johnson and family visit Green SPE. Marathon hosts 3S B. convention Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs John Lobrer entertain Everett Yeager, Miss Florence Davis, Galen Apgar and family Sunday.
People learn it is a waste to take medicine for chronic and muscular rheumatism. About ninety nine of a hundred cases respond to external relief. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely for relief. It costs six-and-a-half cents per bottle. Large size six cents.
Bethel Woman’s Club hosted Milford Progress Club members on Saturday May 3 at president Mrs. W. P. Richards home. Music by Edna Hutson Helen Richards and Julia Page plus an original story read by Milford ladies intrigued attendees.
Farmers are urged to visit M. F. McNutt & Co. in Williamsburg for farm implements repairs wagons buggies wire fencing barb wire nails and fertilizer. Compare prices to save money at this headquarters.
Local residents attend parties and visits across Maineville Hyde Park and Batavia. Mava McAdams wed Russel Vallery in Cincinnati. library grand opening planned for West Main Street with tickets and light refreshments. J. W. Smith returns from overseas. missionary societies schedule events at M E church.
E W Otten and wife and Grace visit their daughter near Laurel. Several locals visit Felicity Moscow and Dunbar. Mrs Lottie Woodruff ill. Felicity commencement attended by youths. Dog poisonings reported in Flat Rock with seven dogs found dead.
Harry Leslie of the Wisconsin visits home before heading to France. Band members lead the Bethel tank exposition on Saturday morning. Lena Black of Neville visits Mrs. Wm. Knowles. Eva McMurchy spends last Saturday with Stella Myrick and Canton, Ohio, sister Mrs. Harry Jackson. Earl Case spends Sunday with Warren Jackson. Stanley Jones back from Italy on a short furlough. Mrs. James Johnson is ill. Guy Smith and family entertain Walter Smith and kin. Walter and family spent last week at Lebanon. Harry Jackson visits Middletown for a weekend.
A compact catalog describes multiple farms for sale including 116 acres on a pike near Mt. Crab with a 7 room house and barn, 60 acres near a pike with a 6 room house and silo, 78 acres on a pike 24 miles from Georgetown with two houses and large barn, and 7 acres in Clermont County with a dairy barn and silo. Prices range from 3800 to 9500 dollars. Additional listings note 57 acres near roadways with a 5 room house and fruit, 8734 acres on White Oak Creek with multiple outbuildings, and 7 acres near Bethel with frame house and hen house.
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