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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
5
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for biliousness constipation and indigestion. It claims numerous women found permanent improvement and improved mood after using the tablets which are priced at a quarter.
Ray Schooley and wife spent Sunday with his father. W. a. Jones and wife visited his sister near Blanchester who is seriously ill. Mrs. Hughes entertained at lunch in honor of Mrs. Mussey who is leaving for Batavia. A jolly hour of sewing and political talk followed. Farmers Insurance of Batavia did business here last week. Catarrh ad section references Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with testimonials and reward offer.
Mrs Edith Jonas and family spent Thursday with Mrs Matilda Hunt and D O Foster and family on Sunday. Mrs Fannie Goble entertained her son and family from Hydeark Sunday. A baby arrived at the home. The ladies society will meet with Mrs Aloora Hunt in Amelia Saturday. Rev Fisher and wife to dine Friday at 6 o clock. Mrs Day of Kentucky visited J W Motley last week. Mrs W D Groves visited her mother Thursday. Constipation remedies urged with Chamberlains tablets as permanent relief and digestion aid.
Glora Penny Nellie and Hannah Rick attended a surprise party for Miss Ane on Saturday night and planned visits with aunts and relatives. Warner of Oklahoma visited J J Warner and wife Jedrick and others hosted dinner. more social calls and travel notes across Florida and Georgia are mentioned along with a child cough remedy recommendation for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Cincinnati and surrounding towns. It mentions Joe Myere and others visiting Estomas, J. L. Marsh spending Friday in the city, Whitaker visiting Retai lford, and the Brunk property now occupied by Aether Love family. Several sick or traveling individuals including Mrs Clarence Buerkle are noted as improving.
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Delayed notes show Mrs Day and relatives visiting Olive Branch and city residents over the weekend. A mask dance at Provident School attracted large crowds with music. A few residents changed jobs and traveled to Batavia. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation with a rejuvenating effect.
The school plans an evening program with pie cake candy and parcel post boxes for sale. Frank Hill and wife plus Karl Moerlein and family visited John Moerlein and wife. W J Liston died at home Thursday morning at 10. The community offers sympathy to the family. Mr and Mrs Fred Topie entertained cousin Mr Joe Stiles from Madisonville. Mr Chester Smith and Miss Leola Hunnecut were in Cincinnati last week.
The passage cautions that a cough or cold should not be dismissed as trivial since many serious diseases begin with similar symptoms. It urges early treatment and proper remedy to reduce danger once a cold appears.
A weekend in Anha Lania Ohio featured visits by Ray ork and family and B C Ireton and wife to local households. Albert Hoggett and family hosted Ruth Viet near Newtonsville. Grange plans meet Friday night with church event Wednesday. The Ladies Aid and a Thanksgiving entertainment were noted with several local families mentioned.
Social items from Walnut Hills and nearby towns describe Mr. and Mrs. Bey Be qaler welcoming Maple Roe, with Pearl Hutchinson visiting Mr. Sherman Schooley. The Air Society met at Nicholas residence and neighbors celebrated a surprise gathering for A L Hiles family on Williamsburg and Batavia Pike with music and luncheon. Rumors of a wedding circulated amid community chatter.
Fragmented OCR lists people and addresses including Flora, Gaskins, Ravenna Ohio, Delaware Ohio, Locust Corner, and a reference to Republican men of Olermo erie with unclear context. The piece reads as a damaged social or legal notice with scattered names and places.
OCR reads like a partial notice from 19th century Lehi area. readable items include lone names and scattered place references but key actions dates and entities are missing. potential public notice fragment preserves hints of local affairs yet remains inconclusive.
The column lists residents visiting and staying with relatives, including Mrs Alviith, Mrs Jatin Crossen, Mrs Ed Culbertson, Mrs Lou Maddox, Miss Lucille Works, Miss Helen Keethier, Miss Lillie Jordan, and the Washburns. It notes births at Harmon Whitaker, a parade in the city oval, and local church group the Baptist Ladies offering quilting help.
I will sell at public auction at Dusty Miller residence known as Webb Shuff farm on Deerfield pike four miles west of Williamsburg and two miles east of Owensville on Friday November 26 1950 at 10 a m my entire lot of personal property See large bills for particulars
Armistice Day was observed with appropriate exercises by the corps. Revival services began at Bloom Rose church last Sabbath with everyone welcome. Mr and Mrs Henry Steward and family hosted guests Tismabure. George Connor and families were recent visitors. Fred Patton and Howard Watson attended Mrs. O P Caldwell's birthday dinner last week. Farmers are busy shredding corn.
Ennis Hawthorne and family spent Sunday with relatives near Blanchester. Dr Clifford Snider and family from Hamilton were guests of his mother Mrs Alice Snider. Phil Wood and wife entertained company Wednesday. Townsend Scott and wife and Robert Reudebush and wife recently came in. George Meyer and wife near Riams Corner. G A Watson and wife transacted business in Milford last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Irwin was shopping in Milford Tuesday afternoon. Atoms Recent grog of G A Watson and wife were Dick Ferree of Kansas Mo George Ferree of South NMre Samuel Shierloh and Son with Mrs Rachel DeWitt of Linwood and Harris Hawthorne, wife and baby. David Irwin spent last Wednesday at Mulberry. Clyde Collis spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents at Blanchester.
Several 1.0.0. F preshies attended the funeral of William Liston at Mt last Saturday. Mrs H Jackson shows improvement by writing. Charles J of New York visits parents. Ohbas Norrie and wife from Hamilton are here with relatives. Hazelwood installed ship officers on Sunday evening.
A Jersey bull for sale sired by King Rioters Lad 62098 and out of Beavers Spring Beauty 270868. Born September 7, 1016, this calf weighs 628 pounds with 1b oz butterfat and a solid black color. Described as good disposition with no faults and a black tongue and switch.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions valves, a dairy route, and cattle terms like calves and bulls. It references financial figures and a person named Berale zone, with vague notes on goods and a route 4, yielding uncertain context about a sale or livestock deal.
Fragmentary note mentions residence in Wilhameville Ohio with a P O box and a personal reminder about timely contact. The text reads as a stray line about personal reach and the idea that nothing is too small or too large to address.
Local items include church preaching at the Methodist children's home fundraiser, visits from Kansas City and Milford relatives, and residents traveling to Dayton for winter. Vesta Club hosted guest night with a National Days portrayal. Mrs. Percy Smith moved her millinery to Second Street. Opera house listings include serials Smasing and Barriers, with George Walsh film Sink or Swim upcoming.
H. S. Stevenson has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Thomas D. Brown, late of Clermont County, Ohio, deceased. Dated November 16, 1920. Clarence N. Young, Probate Judge. H. S. Stevenson, Attorney.
Notice to hunters forbids hunting and trespass on specified premises. Names listed include Jarman, Waga, Sas and Ye. Enforceable under local trespass rules with penalties for violations.
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio issues notice in case 248 where Ury O Redrow administratrix of Isaac Redrows estate seeks debt coverage and administration costs. Walter Redrow of Washington DC challenges the petition asserting title to Williams burg real estate in Clermont County Ohio. The court set a deadline of December 9 for appearance and response.
Notice to non residents in Clermont County Ohio cites Katherine Schababerler Eugene and Frances Hoh with a petition in the Common Pleas Court case against heirs devisees and others seeking to quiet title to land in New Richmond Village Clermont County Ohio. The filing names Daniel Berriney deceased and includes description of the real estate and boundaries as of October 192. The notice indicates a hearing and a request that the defendants answer.
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