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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
5
Thousands of women suffer periodic headaches not realizing a permanent cure may exist. Headache often stems from stomach liver or bowel disorders. Take Chamberlain's Tablets to correct these issues and end headaches. Many have been permanently cured.
Mon day visits and social rounds fill this column with names from Amelia Batavia and neighboring towns. Residents Mrs Olive Lynch Lima Mrs Henry Reed and Miss Joan Herron Amelia join Os born visitors to W J Tone. Cross and Behymer families attend meetings and funerals. Red Cross and Harmony club events recap community ties.
Notice to taxpayers announces tax books open for the last half of 1917 taxes from May 15 1918 to July 20 1918 with penalties after that date. Bring your last tax receipt to 1512 W E McCrever Treasurer. Also promotes Chamberlains tablets for digestion and health.
Dr Brown spoke at Monterey Christian church on Red Cross drives. Local visits include Mrs Orebaugh and family, Flora Ent, George Schilling, and others. A Shambaugh sermon addressed Where Are the Dead. A birthday party for Elenore Reynolds and kin visits noted. An ad testifies to Foley Kidney Pills by Mrs Gray of Detroit.
The column lists visits and travels among residents and relatives including Mrs. Lewis Rice and children from Utopia, Mrs. Susie Shafer and son from Pittsburgh staying with the Cushards, and Mrs. Harry Vanmeter and baby from Clifton returning home. Mentions Cincinnati trips, Sargent of St. Louis, and Allie Wilson visiting relatives. Also notes Frank Shinkle's return from Cincinnati hospital and a medical ad for Foley remedies.
Mrs Elsie Collins hosted a six oclock dinner Friday. Several Hamlet friends visited Monday including Jas BS g Misennabelle Jonins of Batavia and Mrs Anna sins. Loraine Behymer of New York were guests. Hubert Ferris of Camp Sherman stayed with W Ferris and wife. Sam Ausman and O Rogers visited J and B F Moyer for the weekend. Clara Perry of Oxford spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Bertha and Louise Witt and Nancy Rebree were seen on Orose Drive from Union Chapel. Mrs Lupemus visiting relatives in Cincinnati.
William Steelman of Hamilton returns home after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Will White and daughter Ola of Cincinnati spent Saturday with her parents. Several residents attended the bac c ureateeen at New Richmond Friday evening. Mrs Pearl Camp and children return after a week with her sister and Mr P e McCormick. Miss Burgett of Moscow lectured here Sunday afternoon.
Capt. Edgar Hitch of the U S Army Signal Corps visits his mother Mrs O Stickle and relatives. He enlisted at Ft Thomas during the Spanish American War as a hospital nurse, served fourteen years in the Philippines as first class sergeant, later became first lieutenant and then captain. Local life notes cover Bethel graduations, visits, cemetery attendance, cross town trips, playgoers, and a medical tip endorsing Chamberlain's Liniment for a sprained ankle.
Owensville section lists visits and guests including Mrs. Lottie Schuster of Cincinnati and Miss Margar et Blythe, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Stephen, and others. News on Leo Steward departing for military training at O. U. I. in Cincinnati and Rev. Beckett's son Edward arriving in France. Also a medical ad for Foley Kidney Pills and Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy with user testimonials.
The Vesta Club met at Miss Mabel Longs home Tuesday evening to discuss theater with papers on a review of The Blue Bird. Local guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fuhr and numerous relatives as part of a busy social calendar.
The piece extols rheumatism as a leading cause of pain and suffering and promotes Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy that can relieve distress and restore rest and sleep for sufferers.
Partial 1918 condition report for the First National Bank at Batavia Ohio. Balances show assets and liabilities including cash and notes. The readable figures indicate totals around eighty thousand to one hundred thousand in assets against several thousand in liabilities.
The Batavia township Board of Education invites sealed bids for coal delivered to school houses by June 1 1918 at the board office Batavia. Coal to be delivered by September 2 1918. Also notices of estates and executors follow in Clermont county Ohio. Hard on producers watermelon growers face limited railroad car supply and possible higher costs.
Notice is hereby given that Fannie Goble has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Hark Awe, late of Clermont County, at probate of the estate on ...
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