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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
5
Advert says headaches stem from stomach liver or bowels and that Chamberlains Tablets will correct these disorders. It claims many have been permanently cured and urges readers to use the remedy to end periodic attacks.
Sickness touches many here with Rev Allbaugh visiting friends. Mrs Dale Brumagem and Violet spent Sunday with Mrs Theo Brumagem. Mrs Albert Wheeler called to Lockland by family illness. Beary Donnerberg from Kings Mills stayed with sick relatives. Stella Wheeler traveled to New Richmond. Mr and Mrs Carroll Danby from Branch Hill visited Dr Valentine. Ivy Wheeler of Lockland died October 4 age 182. burial at Linale cemetery October 27 with Rev Allbaugh officiating. Insurance agent L L Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance conducted business here. Mrs A B Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for bronchial trouble relief.
Miss Eunice Alrey entertained on Sunday. Mrs Howard Steinle and William Sterrett of Cincinnati visited. Mr and Mrs Jas L Favret and family spent Sunday with relatives at Hamilton. John Burdsall of Dayton is very sick with influenza at home. Hugh Gallagher of College Hill military school visits his mother. Hubert Homan of Cincinnati was a quick visitor to his aunt. Charles Hathaway died recently. burial at cemetery Monday. he was in the AIS class of 1918. Agnes Turner of Chicago endorses Chamberlain s Tablets for indigestion and sleeplessness with noted improvements.
Mrs 8 Capps visited sister Mrs O J Fitzpatrick in Inwood. Miss Cassie Tone and Alma Hopert spent time with Mrs L K Barrow of Perintown. Mrs William Lindsey of East End visited locally. Miss Pearl Ayer of Portsmouth vacationing with her mother. pneumonia in the area caused ranch activity to end. Mrs Belle Behymer of Amelia visited Mrs ie Pepi. Clyde Trump of Madisonville and Mary Trump of Tusculum were guests of Geo Trump and wife. Wm Huntington and Walter Quick of College owner were guests of Hppert and wife. Mr Shipler and wife of Hopper's Hill visited John Simundinger Gordos Bennett, wife and daughter, and Mrs Elizabeth Bennett. M Eppert and wife. Bert Bradbury, Jenillr Bennett Be mer, and Roscoe Behymer are convalescent from influenza.
If digestion is faulty eat light meats and take occasional Chamberlains Tablets to strengthen digestion. Price 2c.
Fragmented OCR lists relatives and visitors connected to Norwood and Dayton, including Mr and Mrs Abia Beas and others visiting Halland and Windsor areas. The passage names several families and guests with unclear relationships and dates amid travel references.
Local social notes list visits by families across Ohio and Kentucky, including Mrs. Lou Vance, Miss Edna Morehead, and Mrs. Mamie Beckleheimer. The entry also records funeral attendance in Kentucky, a georgetown visit, and a December 6 1886 notarized statement by Frank J Cheney III endorsing Hall’s Catarrh Medicine with a later advertisement for Hall's Family Pills.
Obn Scott and family of Norwood and Clifford Cramer and family visited Art Cramer and wife. Mrs Ella Binkley of Fayetteville visits her sister Mrs Iola Brunk for a week. Mrs Mildred Jasper and Miss Georgia Runyan of Cincinnati stayed with Wm Turner and family Sunday. Mrs Mildred Dufan spent Monday in Cincinnati. Orus Brunk and wife of Blanchester visited his mother Mrs Melvina Emili Whitenack and Aetna Marshall. cramer went home with them. Our schools remain closed due to a few flu cases. Mrs Millie Lyon returned to Milford after a few days here.
Mrs. William Bell of Logansport Indiana writes that a severe diarrhoea attack three years ago was relieved only by Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She calls it her duty to express gratitude for its effectiveness.
Miss Florence Patten hosted visitors including Miss Lottie Pangburn and Mr Lee Davis with family. Audrey Foster visited Dayton with sister Mrs Harley Weather spoon. Cincinnati guests Leona Anderson and Louanna Kirket called on Mr and Mrs rk Sanit. Many other locals hosted relatives and friends across nearby towns including Dayton Cincinnati Mt Orab Chillicothe and Andrean with a long list of families hosting meals and visits.
The text notes a guest at the home of Daniel Arron in Milford during the week and mentions Nanale Work visiting Goshen net Boyd of the U S Navy. The fragmentary item lists several visitors and locations with limited details.
Miss Mildred Needham and her father from Marathon spent Sunday with the Needham family. Rev. Smith and his family from Williemeburs were guests at Roy Williams's home.
The cento of local social activity includes George Thomas of Wooster college taking a ten day furlough with his home, Ezra Anstead and J F Knight’s Dayton visit, Mrs R L Allen and daughters trip to Chile, and several residents hosting or visiting relatives from Ada Glendale Denver Linwood Seattle New York Day-ton and more. A funeral for John Harvey Curtis held at his sister Rose Ely’s home with survivor mentions. Other visitors and stays include Elda Patterson Rev R Edwards K Hoffman Kate Williams Georgia Rice Eldon Kain Hattie McAfee Hazel Meyers and many more across multiple towns.
Notice of election to decide whether to levy two mills for five years in Goshen Township Rural School District Clermont county Ohio. Election at usual voting places 5:30 a m to 5:30 p m on November 5 1918. Issued by C A Bishop Clerk of the Board of Education Goshen Ohio October 5 1918.
At a special county meeting on October 21 the board authorized numerous bills from burial sol renders to road repairs and culverts. Notable payments include H B Brinkman 2400 for road roller repairs, Jinks & Gaul 310 for culverts, Huber Mfg Co 1500 for road rollers, and multiple property transfers with nominal sums.
Figures released by the State Tax Commission show farmers in Kentucky saved about a million dollars in taxes under the new law. The reduction in the state rate and the 10 cent local tax exemption for live stock were key factors cited. The piece urges a yes vote on a property taxation classification amendment.
The state of Onariee Ww. Fountain announces that Belle Fountain has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Caries c wgentas late of Clermont county Ohio. Dated October 1918. Arenhden N. Young, Probate Judge. O. Bishop, attorney.
Memoir quotes Sir Robert Walpole who mocked declarers of patriotism as self serving. He dismissed flowery rhetoric as vanity and claimed many leaders act from personal or familial interests for gain.
Six workers sought at the Carroll-Jamieson Machininee shop in Batavia to learn the machinist trade. Inquiries directed to Mr. Becker. miltf
Ohio probate entries show administrators and executors filing final accounts for estates including Lewis I Ward, Matilda Davis, and Conrad O. Baker. Hearing set for November 14, 1918 before Judge N Young with time to present exceptions. Public notice lists accounts and heirs and names the probate official in charge.
During the middle ages pocket mirrors were essential in a lady's toilet. Glass mirrors were backed with metal. steel and wet mirrors were common. Venice pioneered commercial glass mirror production.
In Caesar era Rome rich houses used bronze framed glass panes that were uneven and defective yet valued as luxury. The panes were cast on stone rather than blown and public buildings used them set in marble slabs with pierced work.
A technical paper notes a grease fire in an engine oil box that spread widely when water was sprayed. Water scattered the burning grease in all directions, some reaching a flywheel and spreading flames throughout the building within minutes.
The Araucanians are described as Chile’s primitive and finest American Indian tribe with no formal conquest. Remaining Indians are government wards, and the Araucanians’ blood is said to give Chileans their distinctive character.
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