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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement asserts Cham berlain's Tablets permanently cure indigestion so people can eat any food. It cites an example of Mr. J. Pominville of Stillwater Minnesota who spent over $2,000 on medicines and treatments and was permanently cured by the tablets.
The column lists a child's death and funeral at Laurel with local sympathies, visits from Miss Margaret McMurchy, Newport visitors Corbin and wife, and other local social notes. It ends with an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming cures for catarrhal deafness and a money-back offer.
Walter Osborn and family attended the Foote reunion at Blanchester fair ground while Stanley Frank of Pleasant Plain spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Ethel Ellig. Others include Dr Rutledge and wife visiting in Cincinnati, Miss Mary Cramer of Norwood with her parents, and Stella Ingle visiting Dayton. A medical tip promotes Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for children over one year old, followed by castor oil.
Several from heré attended the Hawkins reunion at the Bantam fair ground Saturday. Theodore Brumagen and wife spent Sunday with Dale Brumagen and wife at Amelia. Russell Valentine and wife were in the city Wednesday. Mrs. Witham of Withamaville visited her sister Mrs B F Lindsey and attended the Baptist association. Lowe and wife of Akron are guests of John Lowe and wife. School opened Monday. Mrs Viola Wilson, Mrs Hooper Lindsey stars, Bertha Offing were in New Michman Friday. Mrs Irene Goodall of city visited her parents here Sunday.
A Lima Ohio woman credits Chamberlain's Tablets with rapid relief from frequent stomach trouble and bilious attacks after trying the advertised remedy.
Remember the centennial at Old Bethel next Sunday September 15. Visitors and travelers arrive at South Bantam eastbound 8:11 and 10:11 and westbound 9:80 and 11:8. Local notes show Mrs Knight and son Kenton visiting MN Baan and wife, while Wm Johns family visits Roy Martin in California. Osel Lyons from Cincinnati attended Hot Brooks, Red Gross carnival at Bethel drew attendees, and Laura Bennett of Cincinnati visited Bimerhy and spouse. Schoolhouse received a fresh coat of paint. Mary Spresser, formerly Bant, married in Kentucky last year. Congratulations to Hughes on the chair at Bethel Saturday.
The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets give great relief to weak stomachs and impaired digestion. It asserts many cases show permanent relief and complete restoration to health.
Mrs. Frank Wisser dies at 90 after brief illness. Funeral at St. Philomena Church with burial at St. Joseph Cemetery in Cincinnati. Local society items note visits, entertainments, and school arrangements. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by mothers for coughs and colds with no narcotics.
Montgomery West Virginia and Charleston West Virginia visitors are listed with local hosts including John Emmons, Harve Bretz, and Mrs. Sam Page. Many relatives from Cincinnati Hyde Park Georgetown Amelia and Bernie are mentioned visiting or moving.
A farewell gathering honored Howard Clark on Tuesday evening at the home of his sister Mrs Arch eamming. Many attendees included Mrs Glen rand Verdie Mehearson and several named local residents, all wishing him success as he departed late in the evening.
Miss Leona Montar and Mrs Lear Ceutte visited relatives in Kentucky. Several families including the Lipps, Nash, Mardis, Brownheeld, Greenwood, Eppert, and Behymer were listed as guests or hosts during the weekend with numerous informal social visits and a watermelon feast planned for Saturday.
The funeral service for Richard Black was held at Christian Chapel in Holly. Interment followed at Christian Chapel Cemetery. The family expresses deep appreciation for the community’s sympathy during their loss.
Ed Gardner calls Parton O and others attended the regular quarterly dinner of the Ladies aid Circle at the home of Charles Alrey. The dessert was outdoors with fresh fruits replacing pie and cake. Next meeting to be at Mrs Anna Binning’s home Thursday afternoon in September.
Mrs. Emory Cushard of Washington visits Mrs. B P Ingram and friends here. Mrs. Moreton guests of Ms. Walter Sullivan and daughters in Clifton Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. E E Buchanan and daughter Kathryn visit New Richmond. David Penn Moreton and wife return to Chicago after visiting his parents. Ports mouth visitors to Mrs Jarman. Miss Alice Carpenter visiting relatives in Kentucky. Miss Carolyn Glaser leaves for Toledo to teach. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kayser spend Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Ingram attends M E conference in Cincinnati. J H Abrams suffers broken ribs from a runaway. Mrs. Eugene Buchanan and daughters Harriet and Mary return to Denver after summer visit. Supt Edwards arrives from Columbus to prep for opening of school. Mrs. Charles Mound and daughter visit her father Henry Wenzel. Miss Etta Bardon goes home to Linwood after weeks here.
Guests from Idaho and Columbus visit local families as Miss Bertha Witt heads to Cincinnati. B F Moyer celebrates his 83rd birthday with about 70 friends while others attend school, relatives, and weekend visits in Dayton Latonia Ashland and Cincinnati with many mentions of local households and travels.
C L Jones and wife entertain a newborn daughter born September 3. Several families host visits from relatives and friends, with updates on school openings, teachers appointed at Greenberry Amelia Ashton's Zionville Maple Grove and other communities. Homes gain paint and additions, trips to Niagara Falls and Canada noted, plus travel and visitation across Zonville Washington D C Iowa California and Illinois.
The piece extols fall gardens as valuable as early crops and credits a well managed garden with producing beans tomatoes sweet corn pickles potatoes pumpkins mangoes peppers onions and cabbage. It stresses that success requires patient labor and soil work to aid growth.
The column lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and traveling to cities such as Pittsburg Chicago and Dayton. It notes several people moving for work and teaching assignments with mentions of anniversaries illnesses recoveries and family visits.
The Clermont County Commissioners met in special session September 8 and approved numerous bills for labor on pikes and culverts, bridge repairs, election expenses, and supplies. Notable entries include labor payments to Cox and Denham, pike repairs by several contractors, and burial costs for Louise Malott.
The article argues college offers government subsidized education and quicker service through draft integration. It asserts college helps graduates become officers rather than privates, boosting usefulness to the country. It urges high school graduates to enroll and join the students' army training corps.
Decorators labor inside the M. B. church removing old coating and preparing to repaint. Walls are scraped to bare surfaces while the carpet is sent to the city for cleaning and the seats are stacked in the Sunday school room. The ladies are overseeing the work.
An advertisement seeks a carbon remover and describes Acetol injected through the spark plug opening to quickly clean carbon from gasoline engine cylinders.
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