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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
5
Thousands of women suffer from periodic headaches linked to stomach liver or bowel disorders. Take Chamberlain's Tablets to correct these ailments and end headaches. Many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets.
Community notes detail visits and family events from Montgomery to Cincinnati. families gather for birthdays and cemetery flower trips while neighbors host library fundraisers and share weekend outings with relatives and friends.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all stages through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 for any case it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, with availability from all druggists.
Local notes from Mt Holly list several visitors and hosts including Mr Alien of Lee City Kentucky visiting sister Mrs Booth, Miss Eva Mace of Amazonia Missouri with Eva, Mrs Lou Sheil hosting, and Mr Zoniston with wife from Cincinnati. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Levy Drake returning from Kansas and Mrs Arch Herget and Fred Topie with wives vacationing in Detroit.
The text outlines a rough home remedy approach emphasizing proper diet, bowel regularity, and mild products. It suggests trying a trial of remedies that are easy to take and inexpensive, with a brief nod to medications and bowel health.
Charles Whitman and family of Elenor visited Dan Barron's family on Sunday. Harmon Schooley and family of Martinsville visited B L Jordan's last week. Maud Williams returned from Chicago after a week there. Birdie Flemming attended revival services where 18 joined the church. Rev Lunsford and iro of Cincinnati conducted services. Mrs G M Roudebuch visits sister in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Hill visit daughter in Canton. Albert Cole and wife of Indianapolis visit sister Mary Cole Swartz.
A medicinal note touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims a universal sale across the United States and foreign countries and urges readers to try it to prove its merit.
Nora Blick spent Sunday with her parents and has returned from Virginia. Marie Burkhardt returned from Michigan while another resident spent time in Ohio. Mrs. Donovan traveled with relatives to a Kentucky retreat as Mrs. Riley and two children remain away visiting relatives.
Mrs. James Brown of Clark Mills recalls suffering a severe lung cold three years ago and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She reports prompt relief and notes many others share the same experience with the remedy.
Mrs. Bessie Wheeler and children of Perintown spent Sunday with Dr Mitchell and family. Mr and Mrs M M Dumford entertained her sister Mrs Leeda and family Sunday. Visitors at David Ferreees were Mr and Mrs Allie West of Wilmington Mr Aber Mrs Russell and Anna Louise Hitch of Owensville. Miss Hagsie Crane of Bethel visiting her sister Mrs W H Leever. Miss Mildred Johnson of Madisonville spent Sunday at home. I C C F Lodge held an ice cream social Saturday night for members and families with a large crowd. Mrs Emma Ogdens friends surprised her last Wednesday. Mrs Clarence Buerkle ill but improving. Miss Bessie Duchemin spent Friday with Miss Gladys Aber. Hobart Ogdens friends surprised him Tuesday evening for his birthday with games music a marshmallow roast and a straw ride. Attendees included Vivien ver, ladys Aber, Anna ey Velma An steatt Anna Louise ere Neflie Russell greens Johnson ill Allen Johnson Lester ea cress George Mullannon and others.
A vintage notice extols Chamberlains Tablets as restoring happiness and aiding those afflicted with digestive troubles and constipation. It urges readers to try them, claiming guaranteed satisfaction and benefit.
Monday through Sunday social notices record Mr and Mrs Plemmens in Cincinnati Lulu Kellum and Elma Mies Stoddard hosting friends Saturday afternoon Mrs W D Groves with her mother Amanda Vice Laura Bennet visiting Manda Hunt James Springer at home folks Fannie Gatte hosted Sunday dinner Charles Gable Pace Malott and Homer Malott families in Cincinnati and Amelia Blanche Violett Saturday afternoon visits in Amelia Rev Smith minister Batavia Rally day services at M Chu an day after noted Sunday school interest and turnout
Local notices recount social visits and travel among Whitesville West Virginia and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Heber Honaker J J Warner H R Arn from Dayton Ohio Miss Helen Kelly and Mrs Will Boas. Events center on a village club meeting with guests from Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg Indiana and several family visits last week.
Names of Cincinnati visitors Abbott and daughter Louise, Ada resident Berm E Smith, Rev Chas Zsher, Audrey Williams with brothers near Hamersville, Miss Louanna Foster host, Miss Anagaly hosted by Mrs Franene, Samper guests, Fred Bisho’s family visits, Ed Harris and Wiggonsville ties, G M Shields in Kentucky, Addie Patton of Willismeburg, Gladys Naomi Paeltz Susan Brown Arch Harris, Fraxter Rushville visitor, Lonuxemeyer Williamsburg visitors.
Local families spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends across Germantown Bethel Breckenridge Cincinnati and Salt Air. Notable movements include Mr and Mrs George Tamplin with Howard and daughter, Mr and Mrs Charles Yager and James Jones to Germantown Kentucky, and Ira Guy hosting Bailey Guy’s visit. Elmer Canter and children joined Laycock and Elizabeth Winkie visited Frees home after Laycock’s call. Faye Page stayed with Alice Lipps and Rev W Miller conducted services and shared dinner with Bulow family. Georgia Woodmansee hosted Elizabeth Bess.
Mr and Mrs Chris Seibert of near Batavia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ill Hellman Miss Louise Garbe returned to Avondale after vacation with her parents Ea Ross and family entertained company on Saturday Mrs Henry Garbe spent the weekend with Mrs Stranzen and family of Delhi
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter and wife of Newport are making a two weeks visit with friends and relatives here. Mr and Mrs Ray Ingle are entertaining a little son. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs C J Harlow's Saturday afternoon. Let as many be present as can. Mr and Mrs Walter Henderson wife and daughter Grace Mrs Cecile Maulford and baby Ruth of Banon were guests of N Wallace and fam. Mr Mark Atchley and wife were Sunday guests of Clift Jones and wife.
The terms of the Common Pleas Court in Clermont county for 1921 are fixed for January 10, April 5, and October 4. The order is signed by Judge WM A Joseph with clerical attestations dated October 1, 1916, in Batavia Ohio.
The Goshen Township School District Board of Education announces an election at Goshen Township School between 8:30 am and 2:00 pm on September 2, 1920. The vote will consider levying an additional three mill school tax to fund repairs and improvements as provided by Ohio law. Order issued September 4, 1920.
The notice from Owensville Ohio dated Sept. 18 1920 outlines discussion of a state bill No a5 affecting a three year period. It mentions school district financial provisions and limitations on taxes and expenditures as part of the public notice.
An obituary honors a Christian woman whose life of service in church and society inspired friends. Details note she leaves a son and husband, and a memory of her cheerful, generous character endures in the community. The piece also mentions related community news and a few local events.
County Agent Tom reports the fly free date for wheat seeding has arrived with few farmers acting. Some rye fields and a few patches of wheat were seeded before October 8. Fly control in Clermont county is near perfect and more clover seed may be bought for next spring.
Bessie Weak of Hoopeston Illinois files for divorce from Charles Weak in Clermont County Ohio Cause No 14800. She seeks custody of minor children Clara 11 and Agnes 9, on grounds of willful absence and gross neglect. Charles Weak must answer within six weeks after first publication October 9 1920. Britton & Britton represent the petitioner.
The 1921 terms for the Court of Appeals are fixed for several counties with dates in April and October. Butler County holds sessions on April 11 and October 10, Emerald/Hamilton/Lea counties have sessions on designated days in April and October, with clerk Leal County listed among the counties.
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