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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
5
Local Social Notes Highlight Region Visitors and Visits
Chamberlain's Tablets J N Judd and wife visit son Qail and family in Dayton. Louise Perrn teaches at Goshen. Clara Perry returns from Oxford and teaches at Afton. Mary Terrill and daughter Meriel visit Hedrick and Fran Nellie at Afton. Sch and daughter Margaret from Ashland Ky guests at Schump home. Theo Witt spends Saturday in city. Will Lungmus was ill last week. Joe Dawson and wife entertain his sister and husband from Colorado. Offutt family visits Ft Ancient. Harry Strimple and Ada visit Lytle family. Houser-Hoover reunion at Bantam. L Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance agent was here last week. j17152
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N.judd
Qail
Dayton
Louise Perrn
Goshen
Clara Perry
Oxford
Afton
Mary Terrill
Meriel
Hedrick
Fran Ae Nellie
Sch
Margaret
Ashland
Schump
Theo Witt
City
Will Lungmus
Joe Dawson
Colorado
Offutt
Harry Strimple
Ada
Harry Lytle
O. Houser
Houser-Hoover
Bantam
L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Reward
A vintage advertisement touts a one hundred dollar reward for incurable catarrh and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cured for 35 years. It asserts the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces, removes poison, improves health after short use, and invites testimonials from J Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Sunday Visits Reported Across Williamsburg Bethel and Dayton
C F Pape and wife with Mrs or Brother of Williamsburg attended Sunday. F A Dietz and wife hosted their Dayton son and Mrs Jene Webb of Bethel. Mrs Fred Pape visited Amelia friends last week. Fred Timmons and wife visited Bethel. Story Little of near Halington had a ranch last Friday and was seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Pape
Williamsburg
F.A. Dietz
Dayton
Jene Webb
Bethel
Fred Pape
Amelia
Fred Timmons
Story Little
Halington
Guion Drug Store Endorsement Promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A Guion Arkansas merchant B B Milburn of Guion Drug Store extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, saying it has sold for years with perfect satisfaction to customers, highlighting its trusted reputation in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Milburn
Guion Drug Store
Guion
Ark
Chamberlain
Local Socials and Grange Activities Report
Names of residents visiting relatives and attending gatherings in Wilhamturg Norwood and New Richmond. Mentions a Pomona Grange meeting with broad county representation and a chautauqua visit. An advertisement cites Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials from Caseville residents.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Visits
Will Auxier and wife hosted relatives from Covington and Mayaville last week. Russell Valentine and wife were in the city last Saturday. Mrs Rosa Bramager spent Wednesday in Amelia. The embroidery club met with Mrs Feeriday on Thursday afternoon. Will Witt attended Thursday afternoon. Several residents attended the Haw fair at Bantam Ground. An eye for a day trip notes Evelyn Wheeler and others spending Sunday in ind Evelyn Wick with opened Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Auxier
Covington
Mayaville
Russell Valentine
Rosa Bramager
Amelia
Feeriday
N'Sissi
Will Witt
Local notes recount births and visits across towns
Telegram from Colorado reports a 10 lb girl born to Lovett and wife, nee Susie Baker. Rev W J Baker left Monday to officiate at Mrs Fitzpatrick’s funeral in New Richmond. Detroit’s Rolan Boye visited Joan Herron. Nellie Wall and Jennie Kearns visited Milton Brewen in Nicholsville. Russell Behymer trips to Tennessee. Elizabeth Rader and son John move to the city. William and wife from Hyde Park visit Julius and Lily Richardson. Teachers from here opened schools at Branch Hill, Whittaker, White Oak, Asten, Tabasco, and other posts. Frank Hitch and wife of Norwood visited. Dr Forester’s family hosted city friends. Chas Pommert bought J B Hicks store. Maggie Flora and Anna Belle visited Robert Flora. An advertisement quotes Mrs Volta Bankson of Chillicothe praising Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Baker
Colorado
Lovett
Susie Baker
New Richmond
Wm. Fitzpatrick
Rolan Boye
Detroit
Joan Herron
Harry Kearns
Laat
O. W. Nash
Batavia
Nellie Wall
Jennie Kearns
Milton Brewen
Nicholsville
Russell Behymer
Tennessee
Elizabeth Rader
John
William Richardson
Hyde Park
Julius Richardson
Lily
Nellie Coleman
Branch Hill
Nina Behymer
Whittaker
Edna Fisher
White Oak
Carl Slye
Carmel
Kline Slye
Asten
H. O. Smith
Tabasco
Frank Hitch
Norwood
Dr. Forester
Chas. Pommert
J.B. Hicks
Monjar & Winspear
Maggie Flora
Annabelle
Robert Flora
Oakley
Fey
Martha Hensock Rewine
Columbus
Caroline Spence
Ison
Necesscutt
Paul Sentman
Benj. Crosewell
Oligee
John Whitaker
Ethel
North Wales
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Whitaker
Etta Beckett
George&. Whitaker
James Benton Mattox
M. D. Kratzer
Ines
J. J. Gibson
Martha
Margaret Helen
South Norwood
Farley
Seret
Ollie B. Kramer
U.S
Helenst
Wm. .Rooks
Loveland
George Duckwall
Marion
Harry Clift
L. H. Kinger
Covington
Gertrude Matthis
Lee R. Menefee
Presbyterian Church
W. R. Ireton
W. H. Ireton
F. Daniels
F. A. Ireton
Newtonsville
Ruth Moyer
Ft. Thomas
Hattie Beebee
Madisonville
N. McMillen
Monay
Aura ‘Teeters
Newport News
Chester D. Ellis
Robert Porter
J. W. Smith
Ethel Bragdon
Rome
A. T. Kain
Leasant
O. M. Histon
W. O. Duckwall
O. P. Walker
E. H. Davis
Hattie Davidson
H. M. Davidson
College Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
James Rose
Lucille Chatterton
Delaware
Nicholas James White
T Pl
J. H. White
L. W. White
Geo
Mina White
Mina
New Rochelle
N. Y
Frank List
Lower Gay Street
Williamsburg
Hol
C. P. Bake
Harris
Sates
Local Social Notices From Norwood Area Gatherings
Misses Bessie Pearce and Lulla Strimple of Norwood spent last week with Miss Leon Liston. Mrs Peter Hartmetz entertained at copper one evening last week. Several families from Linwood, Dayton, Hartwell, and Berne visited or hosted gatherings. The Smith reunion met at Thomas Smith’s home with eight people present and a large dinner. The Ladies Helping Circle dinner at Pryville’s provided fried chicken and ice cream for sixty five. A shepherd dog on the George Keaning farm killed two copperhead snakes recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pearce
Lulla Strimple
Norwood
Leon Liston
Peter Hartmetz
Copper
R. A. Andlds
Joe
Edwin Schulty
Robert
Linwood
Ari Bissantz
B. Myrick
Bethel
Harry Rickets
Hartwell
Faye Kincaid
R. D. Currier
Dayton
Chas. Kincaid- B. L. Ketchum
Newtownville
B.F. Wylie
Berne
Ind
Sunder
George Myrick
Ernst
Indianapolis
Olin Fagin
William Bust
Ireland
Olen
Rob Kernohan
Leeds
Walnut Hills
Herbert
City
O. M. Dwards
Smith
Thomas Smith
Ry Iyile
Perove Priday
Harrison
George Eaning
Kes
Chamberlain's Tablets Restore Appetite and Digestion
Sufferers from indigestion grow discouraged but misjudge recovery. Hundreds have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain's Tablets and can now eat anything they crave. These tablets strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. If you have not tried them, do so at once.
Local Social Ties and Near Miss On Railroad Crossing
Frank Leeds visiting relatives in Finney Lil with Mrs H Ely and R O Justice. John Lissien and family visiting Lissien’s mother. Delia Stickel with granddaughter Charlitz Patrick at Me Holly. Mary Swing with niece Maggie Crain at Bethel. Clara and Helen Ely return from Kentucky visit. John Swick and friend from Pittsburgh. Lou Vance and Mrs Jas York host city visitor. School opens Monday. Jackson Nicholsville and Chas Akley visit R C Orehead family. A near miss when Story Little crossed railroad near Bethel. wagon torn, Little and head bruised, car unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leeds
Perry Leeds
Finney
Lil
H. Ely
R. O. Justice
John Lissien
Rose
Delia Stickel
Charlitz
Patrick
Holly
Mary Swing
Maggie Crain
Bethel
Clara
Helen Ely
Kentucky
John Swick
Pittburg
Lou Vance
Jas
York
H. Jackson
Nicholsville
Chasakley
Kruder
R. C. Orehead
Story
Local Social Notes Include Guests From Blanchester Dayton and More
Mrs Minnie Grosnickle of Blanchester visits her mother as a Sunday guest. Hetella Ingle returns from Dayton visiting her mother. Mrs Clifford Orame and Mrs Sethar Gramer attend related gatherings. The item also mentions telephone workers and a Saturday Sunday family visit, with several garbled lines indicating additional names and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Grosnickle
Blanchester
Re. Hel Frye
Hetella Ingle
Dayton
Clifford Orame
Sethar Gramer
Evenin
Ana Megrue
Sunday Socials Bring Visitors Across Town
Local notes record George Ner Albert Callon and Adine Doug visiting friends on Sun. PhDs Dean and others noted. Bessie Parate spent a few days with sister Aspers of Norwood. Jones brothers from Arlington Heights were guests of Mr and Mrs Louis Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ner
Albert Callon
Adine Doug
Sun
Bessie Parate
Aspers
Norwood
Jones
Arlington Heights
Louis Jones
Sunday Social Bringechoes in Small Town News
Local residents and visitors share calls and visits across households in a flurry of Sunday gatherings. Families including the Jones, Hutchinson, Hobson, Harlow, and Harbaugh clusters are mentioned with extended kin from Illinois and West Virginia. Helen F. Jones remains ill, while others enjoy informal fare and chats at several homes.
Various local residents share visits and sermons across the region
Rev. Paul Clark of Covington Kentucky delivers sermons at a Baptist church on Sunday. Many residents such as H G Donaldson and wife, Genevieve Grover, and Mr and Mrs Ed Swope host or attend gatherings with friends and relatives. Several other visits include Roy Head of Harrison Ohio, Miss Audrey Williams at Christ’s Hospital, and Adelle Strasselle hosting a Friday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clark
Covington
Baptist Church
H. G. Donaldson
Mt. Pisgah
Jesse Hannah
Petoskey
Mich
Walter Alrey
Dayton
Roy E. Head
Harrison, O
Aileen
Pauline Abbott
Genevieve Grover
Francis Smith
Oakley
Clara Towne
Irwin White
Columbus Grove
Clarence Patterso
Herman Hawke
Will Scott
Covington Ky
J. C. Scott
Ed Swope
Clayton Nichols
Los Angeles
Cal
B. F. Swing
Batavia
Audrey Williams
Ray
Cbrist’s Hospital
Mollie Cook
Perry J. Cook
Brooksville
Robin King
Cineinnati
King
Adelle Strasselle
N. Charity St
Mary Bletcher
Mary Page
Ulia Page
Virginia Treanorar
Young Man
Leona Anderson Griffith Osthering Hannan
Messrs
Wil Jenner
Harry Anderson
Fred Kields
Roland Barkley
Amond Hamilton
Richard Armstrong
Carl Rush
Quy Gregor
Chicago
B. T. Davis
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and News
David Ferree and wife returned home from their daughter's. Mrs. Gilbert Watson of Goshen. Mrs. Ferree improving in health. Mrs. Lee Steward visited Hamersville. John Kerbty of Norwood visiting Jas. Leming and wife. Teachers from the village attended the teachers institute. John Marsh and family with J. D. Payne and wife at Milford. Week end visits include Ferree, Hyde Park. M. Long and wife from Delphos and son Will Long of Lima. Earl Fetter and wife welcome a baby boy. Our school began Monday. Rev. B. G. Koons and Chas Needham were in Cincinnati Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ferree
Gilbert Watson
Goshen
Social News Highlights From Local Mrs Brazier Party
Edith Brazier hosted Indiana guests and Misses Pearl Phillips and family entertained a Boer in honor of pe. Mrs Mary Bell and daughters hosted Ashland visitors. Alice Day and Cora Johnson returned to Chicago. Perkins attend G A camp in Columbus. Nash visited Behymer in Merwin. Fisher from Amelia visited Maddox. Dwight Maddox of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Ruth Nich and Daisy hosted a dinner. Mead Brown and family socialized with Mary and Viola Maddox. Clifford Brown and Grape Day visiting Silverton relatives. Balzer of Cincinnati visited Delia Bell. George Nas and Bar Kin attended the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Brazier
Indiana
Pearl
Mily Phillips
Kearnes John
Mary Bell
Ashland
Laboray
Alice Day
Cora Johnson
Chicago
Wwjig Perkins
G. A
Columbus
Daipy Nash
Ruth Behymer
Merwin
Bdas Fisher
Amelia
Viola Maddox
Dwight Maddox
Cincinnati
Ruth Nich
Daur
Daisy
Cyorman Mead
Hank Brown
Mary
Viola Addox
Perin
Clifford Brown
Grape
Silverton
Mise Balzer
Delia Bell
George
Barl Nas
Bar! Kincaid
State
Air
State Fair attendees and local notes from New Richmond
J H Bolty M A Brannen Hugene Laycock Mo ani Win HORin Barry Jack Me Mur Frankill Walter Bmnith and Asherite attended the State Fair. Teachers attended the Institute at New Richmond last week. The text also notes school opening and a farm transfer from Knowless Pitere to Henry Joones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Bolty
M. A. Brannen
Hugene Laycock
Mo Ani Win
Horin
Barry
Jack Me Mur
Frankill
Walter
Pillip Nison
Knowless
Henry Jo Ones
County School Clerks Urged to Return Election Cards
All county school clerks are urged to fill in postal cards from the Board of Elections and mail them promptly. Information from these forms helps the board calculate ballots to be used and ensure accurate election preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
For Sale Farm Near Williamsburg with Dairy and Buildings
For sale a 189 acre farm one mile from Williamsburg on Williamsburg and Bantam pike in Fastfork bottom. Includes a seven room house, dairy barn with 20 stalls, silo, stock barn 80 by 48, tobacco barn 52 by 40, tool barn 48 by 20, corn crib, buggy house, wagon scale, garage and other outbuildings. Water abundant with wells springs and cisterns. Dairy averaged 85 dollars per week since start of year. Stock and tools available with farm or farm alone with possession this fall. If sold before Sept 16 price will reflect value for home or investment. Contact Williamsburg 1302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Bantam Pike
Fastfork Bottom
Vague transit note from Sprardinie schedules
Fragmentary OCR reads times and routes around Ford and Sprardinie with unclear context. It mentions 7:15 a.m. and reference to a vehicle or service, but details are unreadable.
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Ui Iesborg Bran
Sacco
Ailaks Sprardinie
Sbore
Rod
Ford
Oa Ratowalen
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