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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
5
Remedy advertisement claiming liver troubles cause pale complexion. Promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at 25 cents a bottle. Advises avoiding heavy foods and taking baths and long walks to improve health and appearance.
Will Heltman and wife entertained company on Sunday Geo Hiss wife and son Oliver were here Sunday Jess Day and family spent Sunday with Mr Bruin and wife Insurance agent Obiearmers Insurance of Bata a transacting business last week Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally by blood purification and mucous surface impact Send for timetable free Hall's Medicine advertised by RJ Ney Co Toledo Ohio All Drug Stores sell Hall's Catarrh Pills for constipation.
Sunday visits at O M Edwards and wife. Mrs Hutson hosted Philathea. Cantata Pillar of Fire at Bante church drew large crowd. W C Doughty family to move to city. Woods family to occupy Chas ae home. McKay and wife seen in Hyde Park. Michael Winslow and Jessie Schaffenbarger visit Helen Coulter family. Mr and Mrs Doughty visit relatives. Earl Huling and Chanity at Fetzer funeral in Cherry Grove. Mrs John Pommert hosts sister Florence Raggies of Louisville. Mrs Carlos Hutson visiting. Laura McConaughy stayed with relatives at Hipley. Mrs Jessie Spence hosted visitors W J Johnston and A Jenninger. Amy Murray of Halington visited. Robert Foster and wife visiting Olive Branch parents.
A reader recalls suffering a severe lung cold with constant coughing before trying Chamberlin's Cough Remedy. The testimonial claims prompt relief and urges others to use the product based on personal experience.
The Newtonsville Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Thomas Robinson's home with unusually good attendance. Members and guests from Owensville Hyde Park Milford Columbus and nearby areas attended, sharing talks songs and a fine supper.
The writer promotes a medicine claimed to cure colds coughs and croup and even asthma. They assert it is effective beyond a single country and urge readers to try it to prove its merit. The tone emphasizes broad reach and strong confidence in the product.
Community notices report preaching services at the M. B. Church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Delia Sticksel has returned home after visiting her daughter near Mt. Olly. W A Callahan and Jamil hosted Illinois visitors during the week. Rose English from Canton visited her mother Forks Littleton. Mr and Mrs W L O’Noell spent Tuesday evening at Bungay in Roe a ite with locals. references to pestown news appear garbled.
Miss Martha Mauch and sister visited Himwood last week. Sunday guests at the Witt home included John Witt his wife and son from Price Hall and Mrs. Guthrick with Mr Campbell and his wife from Auburn. Mrs Chas Wolfe of Meeree Park spent days with her mother Mrs Eppert. Mr and Mrs Judd entertained Mrs Judd's sister Rosa Brumagen and J Day and others at Georgetown fair. Dr Fitzpatrick joined New Richmond friends for a race trip to Lexington Kentucky.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as an excellent medicine for constipation. It emphasizes mild action, ease of use, and affordability with a price of a quarter. The ad urges proper diet and exercise for health and presents the tablet as a pleasant trial option.
Robert Cimbel and family visited his mother on Sunday while many neighbors attended the Holy Name Society Rally in the city. Residents attended Sunday School at Locust Corner and various relatives spent time with kin, with remarks on local fairs, moves, illnesses, and upcoming social events at Favret’s Hall.
Indigestion biliousness and constipation ail several people, but Chamberlains Tablets have restored health. The testimonial notes hundreds relieved and invites others to try, promising pleasant results and benefit.
Williamsburg residents Ethel Pern Griffith and others visited relatives in the area. Families hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs G B Hil and Mr and Mrs Mixe Caron. The Womans Club held its first all day meeting at the M and Church with a noon dinner and afternoon program.
Miss Clara Gauche is on the sick list. Cliff McDonough of the city spent Sunday with sister Mrs Easie Davison. Ed Griswold and family with daughter Irma, Milton Van Fran and kin were visiting, and Grace Chaille with daughter Anna visited Joe Louis. B T Worthington hosted Harley Marshall Tuesday afternoon. Anna Obangy was in the city Saturday for shopping. Visitors at Harley Mansetd included W A Hill and children, James Reese and wife of Richmond, David Moyer and Will Marshall and wife of Camps Corner. Chaille hosted dinner with Rev McMurray and daughter, James Glancy of Marathon, Alex Work and wife, George Chaney and family.
Local families from Bantam Forestville Madisonville Tusculum and Madisonville visited E Lorenze and Wise and Alma Eppert. Attendees included Mrs. W M Eppert Mrs. T E Mattox Elijah Mattox and families, Mr and Mrs Bennett Behymer and others enjoying a Young Peoples Meeting with various speakers and attendees.
Funeral notices list H Stirling Moore of Batavia operating as a funeral director through horse drawn and auto funeral equipment and auto ambulance service. The fragment also mentions “omens fest tidence” and a cryptic 46 Batavia reference.
The document lists fixed court terms for 1921 in the First Judicial District, naming Clermont County and other counties with specific April and October start dates. Rollin S. Doyle, Clerk of the Courts of Appeals, attests the schedule as a true timetable.
Sunday guests of Wm were noted along with several visits and pairings. The report lists Hutchinsons, Gillespie, Jackon, Rene, Fokson, and Laycock among those mentioned, with varied weekend travels and family leisure at multiple area homes.
A legal notice announces a petition filed August 1926 in Ohio Court of Common Pleas Clermont to obtain custody and divorce relief. The petitioner seeks custody of their child Aga aged years and requests guardian or support arrangements as part of the divorce action.
State of Ohio proceeding notices settlement of accounts for several executors and administrators. Hearing set for October on pending accounts including Carrie D and Charles sonia estates, with dates and time to be confirmed by court. Named trustees and guardianship actions appear among the executors and administrators.
The Williamsburg area fills with church gatherings, anniversaries, and visits. Residents attend arrivals, receptions, and social hours at Clover M and Clover Dr. and Mrs. George P. Smith celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary with friends. Frank B. Willis speaks on the League of Nations in Batavia. Local businesses like Chatterton’s main street store are praised for service. the Circle Club and various families share news of travels, hospitality, and upcoming entertainment including a benefit program and theater listings.
Lyman Waits and A L Glancy lost cows last week. Mrs G A Watson spent Bridey with her parents in Owensville. Ennis Hawthorne and wife hosted grandparents from Blanchester and Carthage. Mrs Fred Campbell of Shiloh visited Mrs Charley Jor on. Mrs Jo Leever of Mulberry and Miss Pina Hill of Goshen visited David Irwin and wife. Dr John Gordon of Blanchester spent Sunday with A L Glancy family. G A Watson and wife visited their son Karl and family. Mrs Harley Perry of Branch Hill visited her parents Lyman Waits and wife. Charley Jordan and wife spent Sunday with friends above Blanchester. Mrs 8 B Meyers visited daughter Mrs Fred Yeoman. J Erius Mohler, former resident, dropped dead above Goshen. Ray Irwin visited Middleboro with wife. Sun visitors at Townsend Scott's included John Scott, wife and daughter, and Frank Yeoman with wife and children from Orwood. U B church prayer meeting and general meeting with teachers and officers. Next Sunday great rally and home coming services. Everyone urged to be on time.
A facetious speaker declares that a pair of dull youths can make any woman appear intelligent when she stands over them. The remark reflects snappy late era humor about gender and intelligence in social settings.
The document announces fixed terms for the Clermont county Common Pleas Court in 1921. Terms begin January 16, April 5, and October 4 at 9:00 a.m. Judge William A. Joseph signs the notice. Rollins Doyle, Clerk, certifies the record from Batavia Ohio. The certification date is October 1, 1916.
A notice announces the appointment of Liam Palæ Ey Sloman as heir or executor under probate rules. Dated September 1, 1920, before Probate Judge G. Siskene, with access rights granted to involved parties.
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