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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement asserts irritability stems from stomach trouble and that Chamberlain’s Tablets cure long standing indigestion. It claims tablets strengthen digestion and restore natural function and cost a quarter.
Mrs Delia Stickle visited near Mt Holly with daughter Mrs Geo Henning and other locals. Cincinnati visitors included Ray Vance and family, Helen, Allen and Walter Morehead, plus many week end and Sunday trips. The Bethel Woman's Club met at Mrs William Johnston home with 40 attendees and a picnic.
Edenton and nearby towns feature a flurry of family visits and guest gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Shriner hosted relatives from Williamsburg while Cary Miller and son from Norwood joined others, and Emill Megrue spent the weekend with his parents. Several couples hosted sister and relatives from various towns including Batavia Lorado Evansville and Norwood in a series of Sunday and weekend visits.
A small conceived remedy, Sapo, has expanded from a local begin to widespread sale in the United States and abroad. The publisher claims it is a medicine of notable merit and urges readers to try it to verify its effectiveness.
Clarence Curry and wife from Five Mile were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curry. J. B. Johnson sold his home to Joe Bivans and traveled to Mineral Springs, Adams county, to spend weeks with his daughter. Bertram Fowmorin and wife will winter in Indiana. Multiple households including the Snells, Hobsons, and Hathaways were visitors. typhoid fever hits Kristie family members. Miss Alma Innis stays with Zelphia Christie. various relatives attend a funeral in Ewtonsville.
Mrs James Brown of Clarius New York describes suffering night and day from a severe lung cold. Three years ago she tried Chamberlains Cough Remedy and was surprised by the prompt relief it provided. Many others have found similar quick comfort from this remedy.
Mrs Milo Kennedy hosted the Young Ladies Circle Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Joe Mitchell of Xenia visited with relatives including Mrs Clarice Ell r and B Hill and W T Hill. Hamsourg residents spent Sunday with family as May Manning welcomed new baby Howard who moved to Williamsburg. Georgetown and Junia Down were noted as visitors along with Miss Jennie Pierce of Amelia.
The ad-side urges proper diet and exercise for bowel health and recommends Chamberlains Tablets as a mild effective medicine. It notes they are gentle and pleasant to take, small cost at a quarter.
Willie Heinbolt eleven? twelve years old died after adenoid surgery at Bethel. Albert Heinbolt survived after operation. Funeral held at Monroe Presbyterian Church with interment at Vinesthill cemetery. Community notes include visits by Cramer families and a Golden Rule Lodge Home Coming on October 15 with cake contributions expected.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure indigestion biliary issues and constipation bringing health and happiness to hundreds. The text urges readers to try the remedy, noting it will benefit those who are wicked for taking it.
Jacob Behymen of Los Angeles visits B ie Behymer's and Troy's while Mrs Hiram Jester visits daughter Mrs Robert Bagley in Norwood. W M Eppert and family host upday guests of W W Eppert in Madisonville. Ben Behymer moves to Cherry Grove and Claude Behymer will occupy his old home from Hight Mile. Ray Bobrer of Norwood enjoyed a Sunday week ride. William Lindsey and wife of Pleasant Ridge visited Mrs Margaret Linney and daughter Lulu. Viral Baker and wives of Pleasant Ridge, W O Hutson and family of Amelia were recent guests of Mattyng wife Jd Ton. Bely Hu ppert and wife Lowery spent Sunday with Miss Margaret McKarland of Mt Auburn.
Notice appoints Jamie en as administrator of the estate of Charles Belt, late of Giermont county, who died leaving a missing heir. The probate court in New York presides. the appointment is recorded for October 1, 1919.
Mrs. M. L. Martin of 814 Railroad Avenue Ironton says she improved after taking Trutona for stomach disorder appetite headaches and sleep. She notes better digestion and energy and recommends it to friends. Trutona is being introduced in Batavia at A C Nash's pharmacy.
The Clermont Courier ownership and management details list editor O C Hulick publisher Clermont Pub Co and numerous Ohio based owners led by Elizabeth Ayer and R W Gregg. Bondholders none. Sworn statement dated September 21 1919 before Justice Norman L Burnet.
Miss Flora Reibel spent Sunday with her parents near Bethel while Horace Reed’s wife and daughter visited John Cushard and wife. Cash Hughes and wife were with Mrs. Sallie Singer. Emma Utter and Mae stayed with Chas Barkley and family. Frank Shinkle did business in Cincinnati last week. Than Yates and Augusta Ky relatives visited. Eugene Denniston's family spent Sunday with his parents. Earnest Page attends his ill mother. Ruthie visited Miss Mabel Wrigglesworth. Will Cossins party drew a large crowd. Mrs. Kate Sims recently in Batavia. Mr and Mrs Stanley Boys and Bettie Frances with Arthur Cossins family. Bessie Quiggins spent Sunday with her parents.
The column lists visits and moves among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Page and Floyd McKinney in Dayton, W. J. Bryan's visit, and anniversaries at Leroy King’s home. It notes relocations to Dayton and Richmond California, church events with Rev T F Smith in Milford, and a Hillsboro District Ministerial Meeting at Williamsburg church with speakers F Johnson Dow Bancroft Fowler.
A barn owned by W C Coombs near Lindale burned last Friday evening along with its contents. The item offers condolences to the owners and notes the loss. Other short notes show social visits and local happenings including a surprise party for Harold Lindsey, visits among families in Maysville, Bellevue Kentucky, East End Cincinnati, and Washington.
A local testimonial touts Houstonia Liniment as speeding recovery from fractures and sprains. E. E. Downing of Walnut Street in Waverly Ohio credits the product for curing a broken leg after other remedies failed. The ad touts benefits on rheumatic joints and swelling and lists prices and nearby druggists including A. O. Nash Batavia Ohio and W. T. Elrod Williamsburg Ohio.
Sealed proposals to buy five bonds totaling 500 dollars are invited by the Milford Village Clerk from bidders by October 25, 1919. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, mature in five years, payable semiannually, to finance concrete floor and improvements to the Riverside Park pavilion in Reid Park for year round use.
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