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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1920

Page

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Tri Kappa Seeks Nurse for Clark County in 1928 Effort

Tri Kappa Sorority based in Jeffersonville Indiana reports progress since its 1900 founding at the Girls Classical School in Indianapolis. The order now has 63 chapters statewide, supports scholarships, and sends five to six girls to college annually. A Jeffersonville chapter letter notes community aid and charity focus, with a Clark County nurse placement to be discussed by the state office.

Tri Kappa Indianapolis Jeffersonville Tri Kappas Tri Kappa Sorority Ind Clark County Ffi

Court House Proceedings Transfers and filings span Otisco and Louisville events

Court actions include Frank M. Stoner transferring properties to John W. Sullivan for 373 dollars, and Joseph Haas selling to Ada Wilhoit for 300, plus John J. McCormick selling to Lawrence Montgomery for 4 000. Kirkpatrick partition acres and other lots, Catherine Ryan real estate, and Kaelin suing Louisville Indiana Traction Co. for 1200 damages from a court avenue collision. Estate matters note Albert Thompson administrator, final settlement in Francis Hughes estate, and distributions. Suspicions include Marshall Berry and Morris Conley sentencing, Cora Sagabiel seeks divorce custody and alimony, and Lloyd Staples accuses Grace Staples as uncontested. Attorney Warder declines defense of Fred Badger.

Frank M. Stoner Jno Catherine Ryan John F Ryan Kaelin Louisville & Indiana Traction Co Court Avenue Albert Thompson J. H.thompson John Wessel, Jr Anthony Wessel Sisor Francis Hughes Thos. Stradley Marshall Berry Negro Michigan City Morris Conley Dessie Berry Cora Sagabiel Roy Sagabiel Lloyd Staples Grace Lee Staples Joseph Warder Fred Badger

Europe Drives Up Sales to United States T rough Competition

Europe is rapidly increasing its sales to the United States and warns that tariff laws will need reshaping to meet strong competition from Europe and the Orient.

Europe United States Orient

Schools in county close. city and Port Fulton stay open

Township schools nationwide shut while Clarkaville Port Fulton, and several others including Borden Henryville Charles town New Washington plan May closings. Teachers' Examination by Supt Scott at City High School Saturday. Mrs E E Alcott of Danville to supervise State Life License exams.

Port Fulton Clarkaville Borden Henryville Charlestown New Washington H. Scott City High School E. E. Alcott Danville State Board of Education

Carnival Draws Large Jeffersonville Crowd

A sunny day brought a big crowd to the Spring Hill Carnival run by the American Legion in Jeffersonville. Organizers report strong music and diverse acts with another big turnout expected this evening.

Spring Hill American Legion Jeffersonville

Lodges Set Meetings and Delegation Plans

The Junior Order meets tomorrow evening at the new hall over the First National Bank. Clark Lodge Masons meets tonight in the Best Building for work. A large delegation from Jefferson Tabor and Tell Lodges I O O F will travel to Prather Saturday evening to attend Cement Lodge.

First National Bank Clark Lodge Masons Jefferson, Tabor and Tell Prather Cement Lodge

Private sale of Capt Blake’s Farm stock at low price

Flooded roads prevented the advertised public sale at Capt Blake’s Farm and the owner consented to a private sale. Hostetter and Francis Sale Co of Henryville Indiana announce immediate private sale of stock at low prices due to the situation Adv. 43 D & W Apr. 22.

Capt. Blake Hostetter & Francis Sale CO Henryville Ind

Robber Threatens Woman in Lafayette Home Burglary

Mrs. Joseph Callahan, wife of a Lafayette grocer, startled a thief rifling drawers in her room. The robber pressed a revolver to her face and threatened death if she screamed, then tried to force her to open a safe. He escaped with $85 and jewelry valued at $3.50.

Lafayette Ind Joseph €. Callahan

Governor plans sale of Michigan prison shoes

Governor Goodrich announces a public sale of shoes manufactured in Michigan State Prison. He claims these prison-made shoes will be much cheaper than those from other manufacturers and affordable for citizens.

Goodrich Michigan State Prison

West Virginia Ratifies Suffrage After Dramatic Flight

Senator Jesse A. Bloch traveled from California on limited trains and a chosen special to reach Charleston in time for a decisive suffrage vote. National Committeeman Virgil Highland provided air and rail support, with Mrs Bloch choosing the route. The amendment carried, marking a dramatic moment in West Virginia history.

West Virginia Jesse A. Bloch California Charleston Virgil Highland Senator Bloch Chicago Cincinnati C. R. Barkland L Iyer British Royal Flying Corps

Funeral service for Mrs. Schwaninger at St Pauls Church

The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Schwaninger is scheduled for tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. A Louisville clergyman will perform the last rites in the absence of Rector Rev. Lyman Wheaton.

Phe Tunerg Sarah Schwaninger St. Pauls Episcopal Church Louisville Lyman Wheaton

Pallbearers listed for unknown mourners

The record lists pallbearers Lewis Baird John Driscoll Chas McCulloch A Ho Mahaffey N O Myers and P W Hardin.

Lewis Baird John Driscoll Chas McCulloch A. Ho Mahaffey N. O. Myers P. W. Hardin

Market tumble hits bears and motors in New York

A sharp drop swept speculative stocks in New York with heavy losses in the motor sector. Chicago grain and provisions also fell heavily as selling intensified yesterday.

Bears New York Motors Chicago

Reformatory Receives Burglary and Fraud Cases

LaVerne from Orange County is sent to the Indiana Reformatory for burglary second degree. Kenneth Posnyder of Howard gets five years for issuing fraudulent checks. Assistant Agent J H McCafferty returns Harvey Goldman from Albion as a parole violator. Goldman has a complex parole history from Madison County to Louisville and Albion, with multiple releases and a delinquency declared in 1919.

LaVerne Steers Orange County Kenneth Posnyder Howard Indiana Reformatory J. H. McCafferty Harvey Goldman Goldman Madison County Louisville Albion

President criticized as poor leader in Philadelphia Press

The Philadelphia Press calls the President a scolding figure and argues such behavior undermines effective governance. The remark reflects ongoing skepticism about leadership quality and public trust.

Philadelphia Press

Port Optic Missing Rejected by Marines Questioned

Anthony J. Howard of Th eater asks why a man with one eye cannot enlist in the United States Marine Corps at a Chicago local station. He argues the left eye can be squinted or closed when shooting and advocates for efficiency.

Chicago Anthony J. Howard Theater United States Marine Corps Howard

Louisiana Sugar Growers Favoritism Allegation In Attorney General Palmer Case

Report questions whether Attorney General Palmer showed favoritism to Louisiana sugar growers to prevent Louisiana from voting Republican. The claim centers on political influence and potential favoritism affecting state election outcomes.

Louisiana Palmer

War clouds over Europe calm public sentiment in America

Editorial notes rising unrest in Europe and the desire of Americans to avoid entanglement, arguing that quiet in the region remains distant and that public prudence grows as more of the conflict is seen.

Europe

For Sale Four Room Cottage on Indiana Avenue

Cottage with four rooms listed for sale at 617 Indiana Avenue. Call 8 am to 2 pm at the above address. Advertisement appears in April to May 6 edition.

Indiana Avenue

Non-Resident Notice in Clark Circuit Court 1920

Indiana non resident defendants in Burdette C. Lutz vs Rachel Jones et al must appear at the April term in Jeffersonville by June 5 1920 or default will be entered. Land described as lots 64 65 in Jeffersonville bounded by Walnut Street and a ten foot alley. Clerk Charles K Zollman issues with adv placeholders D 18 Apr 15 22 29.

State of Indiana County of Clark SS Clark Circuit Court Burdette C. Lutz Rachel Jones Thomas M. Jones Indiana City Jeffersonville Walnut Street Walnut St Clark State of Charles K. Zollman

Strawberry Plants and Fruit Trees for Sale

Progressive and Superb Ever bearing strawberry plants offered with berries June through November. Also Stella apricot and Dwarf Lincoln pear trees available. Sold by Chas. C. Roach at 417 Spring Street. Advertisement dated April 21 22 23.

Chas. C. Roach Spring Street Jeffersonville Ind

Former Secretary of State Lansing hailed in Washington

Former Secretary of State Lansing receives a warm greeting in Washington as a House inquiry into rising kerosene gasoline and fuel oil prices gains broad support.

STAT Lansing Washington HOUSE

Revival at Nazarene Church Blesses Congregation

Wednesday evening revival at the Nazarene Church featured Rev Branndvherry delivering sermons. Nine kneeling at the altar, eight prayed through to definite experiences as old time religion rises. Attendance grows and more services are planned with workers expected soon. Everyone is urged to pray for others. Rev Chas FL Pesram, Pastor.

Branndvherry Ome Chas FL Pesram

Local Guests Visit Over Weekend At Charlestown Homes

Sellersburg Chas. and Father Crawford and Vera Johnston of Charlestown were guests of Missis Petty and Grace Allen on Sunday. Misses Helen and Neffie Sutherland left Indiana polis Thursday after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs John Schellers. Mr and Mrs Chaplin stay with their aunt Mrs Johns Schellers.

Chas Father Crawford Vera Johnston Charlestown Missis Petty Grace Allen Helen Neffie Sutherland Indianapolis John Schellers Mrs. Chaplin Mrs Johns Schellers

Mrs Maria Hanley Seen Out After Illness at Hauss Sanitarium

Mrs Maria Hanley is able to be out after several weeks illness at the Hauss Sanitarium where she underwent a surgical operation. Locals extend well wishes as she recovers and returns home.

Maria Hanley Hauss Sanitarium Aunt Maria

Munzenmeyers Move After Successful Year in Town

Mr and Mrs Lester Munzenmeyer depart for their Marysville home following a fruitful year. Mrs Munzenmeyer taught at Sellersburg School while Mr Munzenmeyer taught at Speeds, marking a positive end to their local tenure.

Lester Munzenmeyer Marysville Munzenmeyer Sellersburg Mungenmeyer

Miss Aleida Dunn Opens Cream Station in Henryville

Miss Aleida Dunn of Henryville operates the J A Long Co Cream Station replacing Mrs. Ora Tackett. Dunn will take your cream and guarantee honest weight and testing plus the highest market price.

Aleida Duan Henryville Ora Tackett

Creamery Invite Promises Fair Treatment at Long Station

Miss Petty Allen invites farmers to bring their cream to Kentucky Creameries at Long Station where she will treat them as well as Miss Dunn.

Miss Petty Allen Kentucky Miss Dunn Long Station

Weavers Mackison Weekend Guests in New Albany

Mr and Mrs Weaver Mackison of New Albany were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs R T Mackison.

Weaver Mackison New Albany R. T. Mackison

Mrs Burke Visits Friends in Louisville

Mrs Burke a nurse at the Hates Sanitarium spent Sunday in Louisville visiting friends and returning home.

Mrs. Burke Hates Sanitarium Louisville

Curtis Brothers Open New Afarane Tei on New Albany Street

The Curtis brothers have opened a Afarane tei in their garage on New Albany Street inviting locals to come in for a square meal.

Curtis Bros New Albany Street

Louisville guest of Miss Nellie Mackison Sunday

Mr. Chas. Blevins of Louisville was the guest of Miss Nellie Mackison on Sunday.

Chas. Blevins Louisville Nellie Mackison

Mr Luther Meredith Visits Aunt Mrs Grant Stanley

Local note records Luther Meredith traveling to visit his aunt, Mrs Grant Stanley, in a family outing noted in the community diary.

Mr. Luther Meredith Mrs. Grant Stanley

Oil can explosion injures farmer and sons near Muncie

John Miller a farmer near Muncie Indiana was seriously burned while trying to start a fire when an oil can exploded. His sons George and Joseph were burned rescuing him while Mrs Miller helped extinguish the flames and saved her husband without injury.

Muncie Ind John Miller Muncie George Joseph

McAdoo Busy Talking While Rails Deficit Looms

The article notes Mr. McAdoo's preoccupation with topics other than a near billion deficit facing the railroad administration. It also mentions the Michigan result where Attorney General Palmer finished fourth, implying profiteers did not vote for him.

McAdoo Railroad Administration Michigan Palmer

Wilson Deference Cited By Lloyd George on League Fate

In San Remo on April 22 Premier Lloyd George denounced the League of Nations as it stands and hinted the League Covenant was included in the Versailles Treaty only in deference to President Wilson. He summoned the French and Italian premiers to present the attack.

Wilson Lloyd George League OF Nations

Rapid Rise in Ohio River Reported at Cincinnati

Ohio River levels broke all records in Cincinnati as a 24 hour rise of about twenty feet was reported. By six o clock last night the stage stood at 50.2 feet and continued to climb, tearing boats from moorings and sweeping them away.

Ohio River Cincinnati Ohio

Outlaw Railroad Strike Threatens Seniority Rights

PARTIciPANts IN OUtlaw RAILroAd StriKe TO Lose THEIR SEnIOrity RIghTs NEW YORK. APEH. 22. RAILROAD WEN WHOO PARTICI PATED IN THE "OUTLAW" STRIKE REMAINED NOTIFIED THEY WILL BE REINSTATED ONLY BY GIVING UP SENIORITY RIGHTS. OFFICIALS ON BOTH SIDES SEEK A QUICK SETTLEMENT TO END THE STRIKE.

New York

Round-Up Heads to Purdue University as 150 Youths Attend

The second annual boys and girls club round-up at Purdue University will draw about 150 youngsters from most Indiana counties. The week features demonstrations in tractors, livestock, corn and egg judging, baking and sewing contests, athletic events, and a debate on tractors as investments for a 120 acre farm. County agents, club leaders, teachers, and parents accompany the delegates, with large groups expected from Sullivan Fountain La Porte St Joseph Bartholomew and Linton Counties and trophies awarded in state contests.

Lapayicy Tle Purdue University Mayoo Indiana Marion-Elwood Frankfort-Forest Sullivan Fountain la Porte St. Joseph Bartholomew Andlinton

Chestnut Street School Beats Junior High in Big Victory

Chestnut Street School defeated the Junior High School team by 18 to 4. Edward Williams scored 1 point while Campbell added 4. Walter Gummi and Arthur Capehart contributed as substitutes. several players listed with minor point tallies.

Chestnut Street Edward Williams McGregor Fs Wing Campbell Walter Gummi Arthur Capehart Scott Capehart

Grizzlys Beat Blues Cats 6-3 Featuring Albert Stoner

The Grizzlys defeated the Blues Cats 6 to 3 with Albert Stoner shining in the win. Players Hiram Whitesife Fe2 Eldridge Morris Herbert McGresor C28 Marvin Rager and Charles Bennett are noted in roster context.

Hiram Whitesife Eldridge Morris Herbert McGresor Marvin Rager Charles Bennett Morris U Grizzlys Blues Cats Albert Stoner

Notice to Herts Creditors In McWilliams Estate

In the matter of Virginia McWilliams deceased Allen L Washington executor filed final settlement and vouchers to be examined by the Clark Circuit Court Jeffersonville Indiana on May 6 1920 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Clerk Carles Ek Zoldman seals April 1920 Adv Dtt Apr 5 22 29

Clark Circuit Court Virginia McWilliams Allen L. Washington Circuit Court Clark Circuit Jeffersonville Indiana Carles Ek. Zoldman

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