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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
3
A historical notice touts commercial training as essential for career stability. It promotes shorthand, sales, bookkeeping, and business courses, claiming reliable instruction, strong faculty, and direct placement with major firms.
Utica Lodge 337 F and A M initiated two prominent young farmers Wednesday night. The State Board paroled 13 convicts yesterday. Thomas N. Todd pastor of Otisco Presbyterian Church died at Franklin yesterday of brain inflammation at his children Robert and Nancy Todd’s home.
The Clarksville Town Board announced the appointment of Reverend F A Coyle to serve as selfw enumerator. The move adds a clerical role to oversee local records and census tasks for the town government.
A large attendance is promised for the Parent-Teacher meeting at Chestnut Street school this evening. Father’s Day will be celebrated during the event. Sellersburg Drug Company incorporated with 810,000 capital. incorporators L. E. Hanger, Ernest Davis, and Joan T. Smith. Matt Nickles sold his drug store to the company and may move to California.
The Presbyterian Aid Society holds an all day meeting on Wall Street. Morton Memorial Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon. Stitch and Chatter Club gathers Thursday afternoon in New Albany. English Club convenes Thursday night with Miss Mayme Burke. Mrs John Brendie hosts the Girls Embroidery Club Thursday night. Chestnut Street School Parent Teachers meet Thursday night. Wall Street Marys Bible Class NH schedules an important meeting Thursday mail.
Friday activities include an all day meeting of the Presbyterian Giani and a gathering of the Wit M.S at Wall Street Church led by Mrs. Harry Poindexter.
Jeffersonville residents recall kidney ailment relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Lizzie Riley describes severe back pain dizziness and irregular kidney action before usage. She credits sustained improvement and endorses the remedy to others.
The report notes Miss Leona Capehart is slowly recovering from injuries after being struck by a car. Also mentioned are fruit growers asserting cold spells do not injure fruit and a marriage license granted to Walter Pfaffenberger and Eva Lea Hostetfler in Scott County.
A ballroom scene shows Little Willie Small and Betty Lipscomb in a dramatic courtship. Betty ushers Willie aside and asks him to marry her, and he yields with a tender, passionate response as the dance ends.
An advertisement touts a new medicine with a user claim of perfect health after taking one box in the past year. It lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as a distributor and notes a furnished three room flat for rent with phone contact.
A 7 month old black and tan Airedale named King is missing. Owner offers a $5 reward for return to 802 Meigs Avenue. Advertisement appears in the paper on April 6 8 9.
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