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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
5
A health ad states irritable stomachs affect disposition and digestion. It claims Chamberlains Tablets cure years of stomach trouble by strengthening digestion and restoring natural function. The tablets cost a quarter and are recommended for immediate use.
The week of events includes a tea hosted by Mrs. Wm Meeker and numerous social visits. Attendees attend Bethel high school events, field day, baccalaureate sermon, and family visits across Hyde Park, Madisonville, and Winchester with several relocations and marriages noted.
Local residents hosted family and friends over the weekend including Evelyn Brunk and aunt Ella Brunk of Pleasant Plain, Pierce Adams and Windsor visitors with daughter Mrs Clifford Cramer, Steve Shriner from Cincinnati, Minnie Grosnickle with her mother, O L Oast guests with Alva McGlothan, Leroy Brunk calling on relatives at Newtonsville, Bessie Turner visiting Cecil Balser, and Fred Sutton with wife from Cincinnati. The community mourns Richard Cox who died Sunday with funeral Tuesday at the residence and interment at I C C F cemetery.
A call to maintain health stresses that a person who is half sick cannot work well. It advises taking a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation or indigestion and to follow the printed directions to feel better and be able to work all day.
An entertainment and ice cream social is planned for Saturday evening May 24 at the local venue with 9 30 p m start. Everyone invited and bring friends. Local residents and visitors are noted in the surrounding social and family visits across the community.
The text notes that most chronic and muscular rheumatism cases are not helped by internal medicine. It mentions meat-free diets and external applications, suggesting limited benefit from internal remedies and hints at price concerns. The fragment references a general audience unsure about efficacy.
Suggests buying Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home for camping. It cannot be obtained on hunting or fishing trips or while traveling by car or ship, and is most needed then. The safe approach is to have it with you.
Dick Reynolds and others from Chilli cothe visited her parents in town. Several residents traveled to Cincinnati and Philadelphia while many local kin visited relatives this week. The high school closed with a large dinner at the fair grounds and Pliny A. Johnston gave a fine commencement address. Mrs. South suffered a stroke, and Percy Carter returned from overseas.
The Bethel column reports 50 members of the W C T U meeting last Wednesday with Mrs Blanche Manning. Socials follow with ice cream and cake. Several visitors from Cleveland, Dayton, and other towns spent weekends with local families. The Christian church held a baccalaureate sermon by Rev F A Brown. A class play The Camouflage of Sher ley will be staged at the K P hall on Thursday night with a commencement Friday. The Bethel Woman's Club met with a program including flags, solos, and recitations followed by refreshments.
A general rule suggests adopting a diet suited to age and occupation and keeping bowels regular. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief when overeating or constipated.
Local residents including Mrs Bertha Wright, Mrs C B Myrick and Miss Norma Sillett are mentioned with visits and recoveries. Notables Geo Gibson Alfred Darling M F Hargitt and Mrs Emma Hamilton are listed as guests or visitors. The women’s civic circle will meet at Emma Drakes place Thursday afternoon.
Young ladies and young men classes of Sunday school will present short talks and stereoptical views at the I C C on Thursday evening June 12. Richard Reynolds and family from Chilli cothe visited here after tours with J E Chris an and W Davidson and family. A large crowd attended the sale at Mrs Lida Selph’s home Saturday.
Farmers urged to visit M. F. McNutt & Co in Williamsburg Ohio for farm implements repairs wagons buggies wire fencing nails and barb wire plus fertilizer. The notice claims real economy prices and payment options at the Williamsburg headquarters.
Chester Gaskins left for Lan sing Michigan to make his future home. Edith Reddin of Newport, Kentucky visits her father Forest Reddin. Grace and Viola Hendrickson stay with Mrs Lydia Desselkamp of Norwood. Mrs Charles Troy and Isabel visit Mrs Hiram Hawking of Cherry Grove. Staple of the city visits Mrs Elizabeth Craner. Clifford Sinnindlager and Hen r Lucas with others guest I Capps and John Sinnindinger families. Edward Marion and family visit Rose Ayer and Emmett Ayer at Monterey. Sunday guests include F R Wickfelt, Hazel, George Heil, Hveret Townsley and families at various homes. Doris Bradbury attends field day at New Richmond. World League social well attended. proceeds of fund go to Centenary.
At Hillsboro Ohio on May 9 the Business Men's Club formed a three man committee from each village along the Cincinnati and Columbus Traction line. Joseph Perin announced funds to hire a lawyer to protest abandonment of the road and cover expenses from county allocations. An executive panel from Clermont, Hamilton, Highland and Brown counties was named with Fritz Favret, Caldwell, Ireton, Renshaw, Hess, Van Miller, John Briggs, and Connolly. Hearing on abandonment set for Gibson Hotel Cincinnati May 28.
Mrs. Clara Christy and son depart for Topeka after weeks with relatives. Several Oakley guests تشمل Luella Tieman Bess Davidson Gertrude Roemer and Allen Doud. Wilbur Kellis returns from overseas. Sunday school class hosted at M E parsonage with study andRefreshments. Multiple visits to Williamsport and Wooster University noted. Memorial services set for United Brethren church Sunday at 10:30 led by Rev Belcher.
$3000 in sums of $100 to $1000 and a large loan amount offered for five years at a stated annual rate. N.G. Cover, attorney, Bate via, Ohio. 12 farm loans from Federal Land Bank at 5s. J. A. Hartman, 1307 First National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1514
Real estate ad by S. J. Jones of Hamersville Ohio offers multiple farms for sale in Clermont and surrounding counties. Properties range from 7 to 116 acres with houses, outbuildings, barns, wells, and fences. prices listed from 1 060 to 99 500 dollars with railroad and pike access. Listings include 874 acres on White Oak creek and other large parcels. agent invites farming inquiries and farm list.
Mrs Julia Bell and daughter and Mrs Mary Bell visited Mr and Mrs Harry Huddleston at Hyde Park on weekend. Edith Brazier spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Pearl Emilee visited relatives in Cincinnati last week. George Graff family hosted Sunday at Price Hill. Harley Bell hosted Newport relatives Sunday. William Perkins hosted a family reunion Sunday. Will Gaffe and son of Mt Auburn spent Saturday with parents Ja Graff. Katie Moneyhon of Washington DC and Nan Moneyhon of Moscow visited William Perkins and Frank Nash families.
John Wheeler and wife of Lockland spent Sunday in Lindale. Paul Allick hosted his daughter and husband from Cincinnati. Albert Coombs visited Cincinnati last weekend. Rosa Brumagem attended a New Richmond high school play and commencement. her nephew Harry Hawkins graduated. Frank Silcot and wife from the city called on Wilbur Robbin Sunday evening. All Valentine spent Sunday at Branch Hill. Henry Horn and wife from Batavia visited Theo Brumagem and wife. Albert Nesbit and family and Willie Belt and wife of Dayton called on friends here. Money to loan on first mortgage. attorney notices and legal ads appear.
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