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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
5
Advert says Chamberlains Tablets cure biliousness indigestion and constipation. It claims women with sallow skin felt miserable before use and are cheerful after, with meals now enjoyed and a price of a quarter.
Saturday and Sunday visits bound through the region with residents from Elmwood, Carthage, Bethel, Summerside, and Hamlet. Community members attended an Amelia concert while others traveled to Cincinnati. Also included is an ad region note about Hall's Catarrh Medicine and related remedies.
A birthday surprise was given to Mr and Mrs Grother on Sunday. Attendees included George Brothers and his wife and daughter Ed Hanks C F Pape Fred Ungelhaem and families Mr Runion Mr Story and wives Mr Creg Miss Maham and Miss Woods.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for coughs colds roup whooping cough. It claims wide sale from a small start to all parts of the United States and many foreign countries. It urges readers to try the medicine to prove its merit.
The I.O. event drew a well attended crowd with a good time reported. Frank McNair and family and Harry were Sunday guests in the city. F. A. Holland and wife visited Geo. Glaser and wife. Albert Pence bought the Mary Porter farm and will move in spring. Clarence Hall and bride visited John Hall. Walter Smith bought the Henry Jones farm. Some teachers will attend the 8 W.O.T.A. in Cincinnati Friday and Saturday.
Mrs James Brown of Clark Mills New York reports three years ago a severe lung cold with constant coughing. After taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy she quickly regained rest and found relief. Many others have also been pleased by its prompt relief.
Mr and Mrs James Hobson host Sunday dinner guests including the Moore and Hensel families and the Hathaway siblings. Local residents Mary Lee Shumard Mike Shumard and guests from Blanchester visited friends here on Sunday.
A fragment urges that constipation precedes many disorders and promotes a product called 3 Rigs as a remedy. It touts ease of use, quick action, and low cost, claiming it restores bowel regularity and overall health.
Miss Leora Young celebrated a Saturday birthday with music games and refreshments. Attendees included Elizabeth McCall Lucile Hessler Gail Dunn Eva Minerva Barbee Mary Stroup Esther Jordan Julia Elisberry Leonetta Foster Beulah Evans Grace Anderson Francis Adams Carrie Riley Janie Reder and Cincinnati guests Werner Conway and others. Additional visits featured residents from Baywood Illinois Cincinnati and Columbus Grove with several local hosts and family gatherings reported.
Mr and Mrs John Wolfangle of near Forestville visited with Val Anstead last Wednesday. Mrs W E Leever and son Forrest visited relatives at Bethel. Flora Whitaker entertained her Milford aunt last week. Local youths attended a party at Gladys and Eunice Bard near Newtonsville. J S Rounds and daughter returned from Mt Crab visit. Clara Anstead of Cincinnati spent the weekend with her parents. Ferree family hosted their son and wife from Hyde Park Sunday. J L Mareh and family visited Milt Shaw and wife at Williams Corner. Joe Miller of Cincinnati spent a week with Mrs June Miller and daughter. Many attended the Cincinnati parade last week. Program committee met at Mrs R S Mc for the 4th Community meeting at the schoolhouse Friday October 24. Everyone invited.
Indigestion biliousness and constipation sufferers are urged to try Chamberlain’s Tablets said to restore health and happiness. The note claims many have benefited and promises similar results for readers who try the remedy.
Mrs Harry Kearns spent last week with relatives at Georgetown. Loucille Underwood, sick for weeks, is able to be about again. Born to Milton Stewart and wife a son October 14. Rev Albaugh moved to Bethel to teach school. Miss Jennie Kearns returned from a visit at land. Mrs Lee Hichards and Semahtes of Appleton City Mo visiting sister Mrs Barry Kearns. Kingsly Dillin and Haling proprietors. Miss Nellie Woods returned to Akron after weeks with home folks. Bert Cundiff and daughter Eloise of Dayton visiting sister Ise Allie Swemn. Rev Wm Lew and family of Mt Healthy with haewis this week. Clarence Kirgan Elton ionfar Lock eacpest hosted a dinner party by Lon Fridman at Montville Sunday honoring Iss Windspear of Washington. Mrs Caroline Short guest of relatives at Mt Washington and Ludlow Ky. Woman's club met Saturday with Mrs Kerine Witte hostess. Leve we club were guests for the afternoon. Aalgun time enjoyed by all present Ft ae cott or age in Batavia R.
A masquerade social hosted by the Epworth League of Edenton is set for Halloween night October 31. Refreshments will be served and admission is 10 cents. all are welcome to attend.
Mrs Hattie Ludlow kindly entertained Rev Allbaughs children during illness of their mother and the absence of their father. Mrs Bliss Carroll and son visited Mrs O O Houser Monday. Mrs J J Warner and Mrs Linn visited in Cincinnati Friday. The Amelia Woman's Club reciprocity meeting at Mrs Witte’s home drew seven Loveland club guests and was a delightful occasion. Mrs Belle Kirgan returned from a year in Seattle. Mrs Longman entertained city relatives Sunday. Gordon Beck was a guest of home folks.
Ironton Ohio October 21 Mrs Rozzie Flemings a respected resident praises Trutona the perfect tonic for nervousness stomach trouble and constipation She notes improved appetite better sleep and overall well being The ad says Trutona is mild in action and worth the price It is introduced in Batavia Ohio at A C Nash s pharmacy.
Hyde Park residents John Kinsey and John Lindsey hosted spouses from Linwood and Ten Mile respectively. Several families including the Monahans from Ten Mile and the Mattox group from Amelia joined Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Ofias. Others visited relatives in Williamsburg and Ten Mile as plans for Los Angeles trips emerged.
W H Harlow hosted Sunday dinner for Wm Johnson and family from Madisonville. Mrs Cora Chaney and children visited city. Mrs N B Wallace stayed with W H Jones and wife. Hazel Hobson hosted Carepease and mother from Marathon ants. Ethel Hathway from Pittsboro Pa. Orella and Alma Hunter were in town Saturday. Maggie Harlow hosted the aid society Saturday afternoon. Cecile Heffner and family spent Sunday with Mr Ingles. W H Jones and family plus others were Sunday guests of Dennis Rhode at Branchester. Henry Hobson and Thomas Hobson with Hazel spent Sunday with James Hobson at Marathon. C J Harrow and family called on Taylor Connor Sunday. Clark Harlow and wife of Batavia spent Sunday with his father.
Sunday visitors and weekend guests gather across the area. Mr and Mrs W C Duckwall open a new meat market on Third Street in the old mayor's office. Gusts include B Kincaid family Mear and ay Asker and Winers from the city and many others visiting relatives and friends.
A white Angora goat hauls a small express wagon through Milford delivering the noon papers. The animal smiles and nods at passersby as its driver notes the goats calm nature and lack of kicking. Regular church notices and local marriages are listed, including Ollie Webb and Miss Winifred Freeberg wed at the M E parsonage. Rally Day at United Brethren church and Social Aid Society notes follow with thanks to Batavia patrons. Prof B D Bowman highlighted as a long serving teacher from Adams County.
Clark County Ohio farmer Dean McKillip recalls stepping on a rusty nail and treating the wound with Houstonia liniment. He reports pain relief and healing after five days. Ad claims Houstonia prevents blood poisoning and can be applied to open cuts or burns. Available from Dr Jones Co. in various sizes.
Sold by A. O. Nash, Druggist, Batavia, Ohio and W. T. Elrod, Druggist, Williamsburg, Ohio. The line item appears in a period advertisement or inventory record showing two druggists and their locations.
Notice to hunters. Hunting or trespassing is forbidden on premises owned by L. Berz P Cappel H J King A Ernst A E Price G M Shelton Fred Kline John Babay Geo W Gregg R W C Greeg.
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