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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
5
A remedy advertisement explains bilious attacks cause constipation and stomach fermentation leading to nausea and headaches. It claims Chamberlain's Tablets will tone the liver, cleanse the stomach, and restore health promptly.
Community notices list Howard Ayer and daughters visiting Mrs. Bennett Behymer and others, with extended visits among families in Batavia Asbury and Frankomba. The passage also includes a vintage recall of Hall's Catarrh Medicine and a Toledo firm oath, plus local entertainments by Mr and Mrs Pat Hayes and socializing with several area families.
The text records locals such as Stanley Snider and families visiting home, with mentions of W A Johnson J L Marsh and Clara Anatoatt in the city. Miss Addie Ansteatt of Perintown attended a pound party Friday evening at Rev Russell's residence.
A reader recalls suffering a severe lung cold three years ago and finding quick relief after using Chambers's Doug Remedy. Mrs. James Brown and many others attest to the prompt benefits and satisfaction with the remedy.
A string of social visits and travel takes place as residents from Williamsport Hyde Park Cincinnati and Russellville host guests and travel to Michigan Ohio and Florida Mrs Lizzie Abbott and daughter Louis visit Kas Porter in Cincinnati while Mr and Mrs Hill of Williamsburg share time with kin in Hamilton and other towns Allan Harris hosts a gathering at home and the Women’s Club meets with Emma Bredwell Friends and relatives are noted visiting and being visited across multiple communities with birthdays and Sunday guests also mentioned
An old notice asserts a remedy cures coughs colds and related ailments claiming wide support from the public and urging belief in its merit. The text argues the product proves its value through trial and price.
Fragmentary text lists individuals with scattered locations Evanston Colum Bua and names such as Perry Godbry Albert Emily Hayes and John Rovenberg. lacks coherent events or outcomes to form a fuller summary.
The piece extols prevention through diet and exercise and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief when needed. It notes they are mild in action, pleasant to take, and inexpensive at a quarter.
Mrs Charles Daly and daughter Merle of Davenport and Mrs Stella Herron of Columbus visited Mrs Henry Reed and Joan Herron last week. Ada Williams left for Jacksonville Florida. Miss Cecil Glaney spent a weekend with relatives at Monterey. Ethel Geelet and Charles Echenbach married at Pleasant Ridge. Alma Boye, sister of Mrs David Thomas, died at Warner Ohio.
A garbled text fragment mentions restoration, happiness, and presumed aid or guidance during a trial. It references cleansing and potential benefits, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear entities.
Various families and individuals are cited visiting, recovering from illness, and hosting friends over the weekend. Names include Ireton, Hensel, Morris, Orea, Reynolds, Whitaker, Oiler, Anderson, Conover, Cleemons, and Conot among many others in towns such as Hyde Park Mason and Columbus.
CROSSTOWN reports Mrs Lou Risley and family moving to Williamsburg on the first, Lawrence Curry and wife visiting with her parents near Georgetown. Mrs Oaroline Ox Codtins has been sick for sev eral days, Margie Helle and Marjorie spent time last week with relatives. Singleton begins building a new cow shed. Several readers attended a church event and other local happenings are noted.
Law notices list Charles C. Kearns and Harry Britton as administrators of estates with bonds of 100 and 1000 dollars. Marriage licenses show Robert J. Gillard and Bessie Torrence with minister Benjamin Ward. Other business records tax status on Nancy Jane Reed and Anna L. Smith estates, and Walter Redrow summons by publication.
A cascade of transfers includes Cornelius to Jat sky for 104 acres in Pierce two. Blaine to Palmer lot 630 in New Richmond. Palmer to Palmer. Fannin to Daugherty 5263 acres in Monroe two. White with Hertlein for Milford lot 3. Knott to Cooper Milford lots 15 and 16. Hertlein to White et al 8 acres in Miami two. Thomas to Wires lot 5e Loveland. Swing to Brown 6 acres in Stonelick two. Kain to South 45.57 acres in Batavia two. Nan Camp to Bryant 55 acres no location. Tatman to Buerkle lot 120 in Batavia. Winters to Hollerman 5 acres in Union twp. Wilson to Patterson lot 24 in Bethel. Snider to Beach lots 6 7 and 8 in Bethel. Daily Thought.
Clermont Common Pleas issues order of sale for real estate in Milford town said to be owned by Marie Lynch Sister Leo and Margaret Lynch among others. sale to occur November 1920 between 10 and 11 am at the courthouse with cash payment, description notes parcels and corner points, attorney for plaintiff listed in county records.
Ty Allen returns. Will Zimmer, ill week with mother, comes home. Mrs Callie Moorehead visits Mrs Anna Dennis in Connersville Indiana. Miss Duckwall Houpt of Buffalo NY visits brother Wright who is improving. Afton party honors Miss Stein with 100 guests, gifts and lunch. D Morgan from Washington DC returns after visiting Milton. Isa in the Corner entertained at Mrs Henry Bryan’s. 32 guests attended with lunch. Ollie Hutchens and Clarence Robbins wed in Madisonville. Notables visiting Cincinnati include Rev and family Frances Frazier and others. M E Ladies meet at Harry Moyer home. doughnuts noted. Upcoming events: Thureday Oct 21 film Smashing Here and Visible Hand Big V on Oct 3. Ethel Clayton in Adrift. Local sales ad lists Weber Wagons and implements. Joke about dull kids and smart women.
Legal notice announces sale at public auction on Saturday November 2 192 at 2 pm on the premises. Includes Salt Run School house brick building roof ground and a school bell and store of Education. Mt Carmel Board W Kincaid clerk and treasurer Ari Erion auctioneer.
On Saturday October 23 1920 at 10 a m a sale will include 4 horses a colt a pony a 7 year old horse a 5 year old mare a black mare and 8 Jersey cows with freshening dates later in February and June plus farm implements and household goods.Terms: cash under 10 with notes and bankable notes for larger amounts 4 percent discount for cash. Barlek Erson Auctioneer Lott HulioK Clerk.
The document fixes dates for the terms of the Courts of Appeals in 1921. It lists January and April sessions for Clermont and Hamilton counties and specifies start times and days for each term. Clerk Rollin Loyle certifies the text as a true copy of the official order.
A death notice announces the passing of J. Kearns of Clermont County. The will has been admitted to probate with executor identified, and the obituary lists surviving details and service considerations with formal notice to heirs.
Obituary note for H Stirling Moore a funeral director of Batavia announced service offerings including horse drawn and auto funeral haulpment and auto ambulance service with details obscured in OCR.
Incomplete OCR shows an order referencing the terms of the county court in 1921 and a date near September. The legible parts point to a formal court directive affecting sessions or terms and a location implied by the surrounding text.
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