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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
5
An Indiana promotional note extols Chamberlain tablets for stomach disorders. It claims many sufferers found permanent cure after years of pain, noting the tablets strengthen digestion and cost a quarter.
Mrs. Alice Corbin spent Monday in Cincinnati. The Sunday-school convention at Franklin on April 21 drew large attendance. A big dinner followed a fine program. Numerous locals visited relatives and attended revival in New Richmond. Several residents, including Lytle Levis and Miss Lillian Donovan, were guests of family and friends across the area.
B B Hayward of Unadilla Georgia reports that Foley athartic Tablets provide quicker relief for digestion and biliousness, relieving bloating gas indigestion and constipation without griping or nausea. Sold everywhere.
J. B. Winspear and family plus Miss Mul dred Morgan and Homeriller visited Mr and Mrs O L White in New Richmond on Sunday. Miss Mary Layfield hosted Roy Boise of Cincinnati. Local people attended a Moscow play Friday evening. Miss Gertrude Winspear joined the Alumni banquet in Moscow Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Pearl Camp and family visited her parents L K McCormick Sunday. Miss Zella Galbreath attended Supt Borders reception for the New Richmond Senior class Thursday evening.
The advertisement claims catarrh can be cured in all stages with Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. It asserts the medicine works through the bloodstream to mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure with testimonials available from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Sunday guests include John Huntington and wife with H I Fire and wife of Bethel. Fred Kearns visited Barton Kearns and daughter. Miss Etta Phillips of Cincinnati spent with Mrs. P. M. White. Annabel Flora and Nellie Coleman stayed with Maude Horn of Batavia. Local attendees at Mt Carmel school exhibit included O. E. Smith, Mrs. L. B. Carroll, Miss Edna Fisher. Frank Hitch of Norwood and John Ryland of Tucson called on friends. Harmony Club hosted by Mrs. Wright Beckett. Grange met with third and fourth degrees. Katharine Offutt hosted the Oman’s Club for Reciprocity Day. New Richmond members present. Mrs. L. B. Carroll visited Miss Risto. Mrs. Ollie Greenwade of Madisonville visiting Mrs. Ora Ely. Woodruff couple visited by relatives Sunday. Harl Beckett and Emily of city visited John Illiames family. O. W. Nashgadife of Batavia visited friends. Edna and Hilda Follow of Mt. Holly stayed Thursday with Anna del Flora. Leontine Black of the city spent Sunday at home.
A health tip asserts that a man in good condition enjoys life while the bilious and dyspeptic feel despondent and miserable. It claims a few doses of Chamberlains tablets can tone the stomach improve digestion and regulate the bowels, and urges trying its remedy.
R Morehead and family spent Sunday with Mrs Mamie Hilgemiere at Oakley. Thomas Brooks and family visited friends at Williamsburg. Orris Head of Maysville Ky visited his parents last week. Albert Mosbacker and wife had Sunday dinner. Homer Butler and wife Clarence Mattox and family present. George Rosemiere visiting B F Kain. Mrs Will Johns visited her parents the Millers. Edward Hodges sold his farm to Albert Mosbacker. Mrs Geo Fitzwater at Batavia with ill daughter Edna Hugo. Mrs Pauline Gest visiting Fitzwater home. Old Bethel Helping Circle guest day at Gladys Mosbacker’s Saturday May 11. Valley Farm Woman's Club at Mary Meek's May 9. Cecelia Grange meets Saturday night May 11. Preaching at Bantam Presbyterian church Sunday May 12 at 3 PM. Rev Tilford invites all.
An anonymous Detroit woman, Mrs. Chas. Gray of 270 Sixth St., reports better sleep after using Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder discomfort. The ad claims the pills work for rheumatic pains and general backache and notes wide availability.
Walter Shuif his wife and daughter Miss Beulah of Collinsville spent Sunday with her father Henry Hobson and family. Numerous local residents hosting and visiting relatives over the weekend including the Work and Harlow families and a new sedan purchase by Syrus Ridings.
Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other disease, the common illness that burdens sufferers. The article promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as a relief remedy that can ease pain and restore rest and comfort.
Unclear OCR fragment notes commencement events Friday for the Greenberry family, mentioning Woot Uirey and son N realeae e and other names. Detailing of place and exact actions is obscured but references a graduation related gathering.
A string of social visits unfolds as John Apgar and Clifford Brunk families travel from Hazelwood Oakley and Norwood to relatives here. Supt. Rounds hosts the Senior class at C H S. Gym and home life angles share news of guests from Milford, Cincinnati, Loveland, Marathon and more.
The commencement play The Call to the Colors drawn large crowds on Saturday April 27 with standing room only and a repeat performance Friday last night. Proceeds supported the Red Cross Fund. Social events honored graduates Vera Buchanan and Charley Kratz.
Sunday school at the Hendrixson home. illnesses in Richmond near Mrs. Laura Thomas and Clifford Thomas. motor trip to Maysville Ky. and return with Mrs. McKinley. Julia Kistun wed Nicholas S. Rain. plan to live in Tusculum DC. Local travels, club meetings, school activities, and a faith in civic events are noted alongside deaths and hospitalities. The Teach ers' Training Class grads, Vesta Club program, and community notices punctuate a busy social week.
Miss Lolla Burges and Frederick Kline of Batavia visited Mrs. Dugan's last Sunday. Mrs. Henry Donnerberg hosted her brother and wife from the city. Rosa Brumagem entertained the Missionary Circle. A large group gathered for a good program. Fred Davidson mourns his brother in Peru Indiana. Attendance at the Fair Oak play. Lizzie Conklin of Cincinnati stayed with Mrs. Coombs. Harold Lowe and George Rholfing of Cincinnati visited home. A daughter Anna Marie was born to Oliver Lindsey and wife on April 21.
Mrs. Ruffner hosted the Woman's Club last Thursday. James Bunyan and wife entertain sister Mrs. Martha Talley of Madisonville. Cordy Malott and wife host a little daughter. George and Perry Connor and fairies were guests of Henry and family Sunday. Walter Daugherty and wife visited their son at Camp Sherman Sunday. Mrs. Redrow of Withamshore and Mr Re ton with children, Grace Luke ig and Charlotte Allen were guests Friday. Mrs. Hester Caldwell of Williamspurg spent a few days last week with O. F. Caldwell and wife. Isaac Vanosdol and daughter Clara were callers Monday at Wmreton's. Harry Dennis and wife were out in their new Ford.
Fragmentary notes describe Lex Davidson and Sol Griffith with their families, visiting relatives in Usselville and Norwood. Mentions of wives, Carl and Albert D appear amid unclear details of travel plans and moves.
The notice lists numerous visits and social events. Mrs. John Thomas funeral at Higginsport is noted along with many relatives visiting or hosting relatives in Logansport Felicity Cincinnati Warren county and Mt. Washington. Names include Bertha Barnes O B Canter Helen Deel Haro ld Cantor Hibbets Paige and families, and Jennie Brannock.
In Perintown Alabama Hutson and wife host visitors at a gathering noted as a four-week indicator of social ties. The event highlights local residents Ove Binson and Wits are mentioned among attendees.
Frank Coombs and family of Asbury spent Sunday with T B Attox and wife. Bert Bradbury and family were guests of Emerick Parvin and wife in California. Mr Hoffman of the city visited his daughter Mrs Dwin Myers. Gus Lorenz and wife of Wanesills were guests of Ed Lorenz and wife. Margaret Lindsey and daughter visited Mrs Adhardt of Ten Mile. Miss Mary Trump of Tusculum spent Sunday with Hart Wonump and wife. Frank Marks returned from wintering in the city to his farm locally. Carl Kir and family visited the Swieter at Orwood. Miss Francis Nobis left for Harvey, Ill, for her future home. Dr and Mrs E T Behymer of Omensville and J Oarg er Angret of Amelia with Mrs Jenpierlisa of all visited J Tone and wife. Bennett Bethymer Jr. was in the city Saturday. From Flester and family were guests of Garester Sunday. Se ae Dig bymer.
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