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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1917
Page
5
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach disorders and irritable dispositions caused by poor digestion. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach, restore natural function, and offer a low price of a quarter.
The Geo W Robinson W R C 335 members are urged to attend the next meeting on November 3. Various locals visit relatives and attend events in Bethel, Cincinnati, Batavia, and Mt. Joy. Socials include a Halloween event at Ella Fitzpatrick’s and a Clover holloween party at the schoolhouse October 31. Endorses local clubs, church visits, and community notices.
John Wolfe and Arthur Wolfe with wives visited their son Elly in Chillicothe Sunday. E J Young and wife head to Cincinnati to spend winter with daughter. L Cast and Dr Rutledge with wives attended Goshen Rebecca lodge Friday. Cast represented them at the Assembly in Portsmouth in May. John Scott of Norwood visited Arthur Cramer Sunday. Sam Conover and wife of Martinsville spent Sunday with relatives. Osborn of Chillicothe visited his parents here Saturday. Mrs Minna Romoler moved to Blanchtster last week. Sutton spent Saturday with Mrs Iller. Mrs Henry Glenn of the city was brought here and laid to rest in Edenton cemetery. Her friends mourn her passing. Cough remedy sought in North with Foley s Honey and Tar praised by Bertram Bros Green Bay Wis for good relief. Includes note on croup and postages.
Paul Johnston left for Camp Sherman. The McMurchy family spent time in Emery Parish at Wiggonsville. Lulu Phillips visits Madisonville relatives. Mrs. Brothers in Newtonville visits her son, Martha Norris' Sunday. Mr. Stevens and Ralph Hutchison visit James Naylor. The Presbyterian church hosts new heating installations by Frank Gardner and Frank McN. Orchestra members and ladies entertained at a recent home gathering. L Roudebush returns after visiting son and family in Madison. C J Paeltz and family host a few days' stay. Harry Floyd and family visit Glen Hill's. John Hall delegation to Cincinnati. L Roudebush attends horticultural meeting in Columbus. One Seller fell and hurt her ankle. The neighborhood hears endorsements for Foley’s Honey and Tar from Mrs Anna Pelzer and neighbor Mrs Benson.
Miss Carrie Dewitt spends winter with her sister. Mrs Amber Hughes of Cincinnati visits Mrs Sallie Singer. Daisy Hughes and Tom of Fennerty visit John Barkley and wife. Hurdas Howe attends business college in the city. Ela Clark of Augusta Ky employed as school principal. Residents attend surprise dinner for Mrs Frank Tucker of Topia. Myrtle Craycraft and daughter move from Kentucky. Drew Edgington moves east of town to Front street. Mr and Mrs Dan Simmerman visit Cedron. Hurtles Howe returns from Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Murray of Walcott Ky visit McClanahan. Carrie Dewitt travels to Milford Ohio for winter. Mr and Mrs Clay Denniston host E W Howe and family. Mrs Selman and daughters return to Newport Ky. Mr and Mrs H M Howe visit their daughter in Hulington.
A Reading Pennsylvania man reports backache rheumatic pains and swollen joints kept him from work. After using Foley Kidney Pills the pains vanished and he calls them worth their weight in gold. Sold everywhere.
Oscar Leffler Bantam is ill with typhoid fever. Mr and Mrs Henry Trost observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Saturday. Elmer Ely and wife Carl Ely and Will Bennett visited George Bennett at Moscow. George White spent several days at home recently. Mrs Anna Swick is home after weeks with her daughter Mrs Laura Newberry. A large crowd attended the Old Bethel Sunday school convention. Thurman Lucas hauled cattle to town last week. Clara Ely could not teach the past week due to a sore throat Ruth Fletcher covered for her.
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets and a diet of vegetables and cereals to improve complexion. Recommends outdoor exercise daily and claims visible improvement within a few months. Says obtainable everywhere.
Miss Alice Blosser returns home from Piqua for a few days. Mr and Mrs M F Fare of Witt Illinois guests of relatives. Albert Lytle Herman Uerderson and families visit Bert Lytman. Edna Stickel and daughter Helen visit. Mrs Howard Brotherton travels after funeral. Walter Messy hurt in street car crash. resumes duties as express messenger. F W Winters visits daughter Mrs Nayuz at Norwood.
The piece notes that many women from young to middle age experience backaches and other pains caused by kidney strain or overwork. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy and states they are sold everywhere.
The community records numerous Sunday and weekend visits with relatives and friends. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Harris in Hillicothe, Walter Bainum in Milford, Miss Lura Waterfield near Georgetown, and many others visiting Cincinnati, Washington D. C. Hila Fee of Denver and H. C. Herbert of Manitou are noted as guests. New arrivals and hosting duties are also mentioned among local residents.
The text urges mothers to prevent childhood colds to avoid chronic nasal inflammation. It promotes Chamberlain's Dough Remedy as a preventative measure and notes the disease can become lifelong.
Local residents hosted relatives and friends from Mason Loveland Monterey Norwood Deerfield and Marathon over the weekend. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Hutchinson Mr and Mrs Hunter Will Hobson James Hobson J 8 Rounds Pete Lakemire and Naomi Harlow with various family groups.
Dr A Ireton and Miss Irma Craver of Newtonville wed by Rev Thomas F Smith at the parsonage with groom's relatives present. Miss Craver formerly a Newtonville teacher and active church member, begins married life as a respected local figure.
Mabel G Riesinger of Rockford Illinois is notified that Philip G Riesinger filed in the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio for divorce on grounds of willful absence gross neglect and extreme cruelty and asks for custody of their minor child. Hearing set on or after November 4 1917. Attorney W Bishop represents the plaintiff.
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