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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a permanent cure for indigestion allowing all foods. It cites J Pominville of Stillwater Minnesota who spent over 2000 dollars on medicines and treatments and was permanently cured by the tablets.
W D Rapp returns home to Sabina after visiting sisters. J B Turner family visits J J Turner. Miss Mary Black and friend visit her parents. Rev Caldwell hosted by J L Johnson. Winnie Hill vacationing with Mrs O Nichols and others. Joe Savage and wife visit Robt Savage. Mrs Anna Odley hosts relatives from the city. May Community meeting at the school house features a magazine style program with Home-making notes by Mrs W O Varney. June program led by Mrs Hoping and Mrs Massey with a donated piano. Laure Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance Batavia transacts business here.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through blood action and a money back offer. Local notices report weddings, funerals, hospital stays, visits, a Cross meeting, and community events in Amelia and nearby towns.
A noisy jumble of names and places notes guests visiting Covington White Salmon Williamsburg and Cincinnati. The 81st church convention was held Thursday and Friday of last week with an interesting session. Future convention planned for Amelia in 1921.
Sunday visitors gather at several homes in Newtonsville including Gorman Addison Chas of Madisonville and families from Milford Martinsville and Williamsburg. The piece also notes local travel, a Dapesy school convention, a diphtheria case, and an advice column promoting Chamberlain’s Liniment for rheumatism.
A health note advises adopting a diet suited to age and occupation to keep bowels regular. It also recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tablet when feeling bloated or overly full from meals.
Jail parcel notices and social items from Greenberry and nearby towns. Funeral services for B J Hutchineon announced with interment at a local cemetery. Reports of a ball game in wensville with an eye injury, and various visits and house guests among residents, including Marion Hutchinson and Mrs. Wood.
Enton J and Mrs Lloyd Brunk spent Sunday week with Oligee and family in Williamsburg. Miss Anna Quinby moved back from the country. Ivan Laymon and wife of Blanches ter were guests of Mr and Mrs Waltee Cramer Sunday. Several local residents hosted relatives and friends during the weekend with various visits to Windsor and nearby areas.
Sunday afternoon preaching at the Presbyterian church noted. Several from here attended the B H 5 Alumni at the Hethe K of Phall Friday evening May 14. Miss Hettie Vance of Cincinnati visited her grandmother Mrs. Ann Swick over the weekend. Mr and Mrs O B Nichols and Mr and Mrs Walter Kain of Batavia called on Mrs Nichols mother Mrs Delia Stickel Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Ely spent Sunday with Ireton and Reinhardt and wives. Mrs Claud Berry died near Anti Bantam Friday evening May 14. Mr and Mrs O Stayton returned home after winter in Cincinnati. Goldie Dean of Cincinnati visited cousin Mary Johns. Wilbur Callahan of Cincinnati and Grace of Mt Holly with her employer visited with their parents. Helen Bly stayed Friday night and Saturday with sister Mrs E C Hill. Harland Forest Myers left Monday for Glenwillow Ohio. Mrs John White of Williamsburg visited Friday with cousin Mrs Lina Littleton.
Mrs. Emma Ogden and son Hobart hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with guests Ira Rhodes and family from Macon, Albert Evans and family from Winchester, Albert and Mamie Carson from Minaville, Miss Rachel Carson of Hyde Park, A Long and wife of Eastwood, Edgar Ogden and wife of Norwood, W D Wardwell and Emma Roberta of Oxford. Another host, Mr and Mrs Val Ansteatt, entertained Mary Schultz of Union Chapel, Carl Ansteatt and family of Newtonsville, and Marie White and Gwendolyn Duchemin from Batavia Normal school. Our baseball team beat Newtonsville 14 to 4. Karl Davis visiting Milford grandparents. Large crowd at Friday and Saturday commencement withSplendid programs. Several attended Clermont County 8. 8. Convention at Bethel.
Obituary notices report E. J. Hutchinson's death at his home near Green Berry on Friday evening. Burials listed for Fayetteville and mentions of travel and visits among residents of Owensville, Xenia, Linwood, and Westchester with many family and friend gatherings. Grange meeting scheduled for next Friday evening in the Glen Este area with local social updates.
David Irwin and wife spent Sunday at uilberry with children John and wife. G A Watson and wife visited relatives including David erree and wife, John Gordon and family. Blanchester resident spent Sunday with A L Glaney family. Attendees at Goshen cemetery for Griffiths burial, who died twenty months ago. Andrews and Hawthe family hosted guests, with other local figures mentioned in the social roundup.
Local notices recount weekend visits among Bonis Hawthorne Towneend Scott and families. Residents and relatives from Cincinnati Batavia Glen Este Evanston Jasper and Huntington gather, with illnesses, weddings, and funeral attendance noted alongside theater listings and church offerings.
Victor Thomas, producer of fine flowers and plants from Roude's Ferry near Higgineport, will be in Batavia each week in May offering a fine selection to choose from.
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