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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
6
A generous donation is reported to the Old Ladies' Home, given by Mrs. Hi. O. Hoffman. The management expresses sincere thanks for the contribution and its impact on residents.
A party that motored to Mammoth Cave and back last night included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beeson and family, Mr. M. G. Wells and family, Mr. William Daugherty and family of Sellersburg, Dr. J. L. Wells and wife and daughter of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kranz of Louisville. Gillespie & Son, Master Plumbers, promote modern plumbing in Jefferesonville with all work meeting public approval and urging sanitary homes with bath and modern equipment.
Health trips and visits announced with Mr P O Bunnell leaving for Martinsville and families from Louisville Rockport Indiana and Indianapolis pictured. Meetings and club events noted at Mrs J E Brown and Mrs F M Bennett. Job ads for wood trades and processing appear from Cincinnati 306 Odd Fellows Temple.
Mr and Mrs Maxey Logsdon and Mr and Mrs Wiliam Moss of Ohio Falls returned from a visit to Munforsville Kentucky with remarks of a pleasant trip and hospitality experienced.
An advertisement markets Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil laboratory bottled with the Kellogg name. It promises 100 percent pure castor oil without taste, suitable for children, and claims doctor approval. Available in three sizes at druggists.
Clark County Realty and Insurance Co. promotes city and farm properties with insurance written at low rates. Claims reliable coverage making you as safe as a U.S. Bond. Describes policies as a dependable friend in time of need with lowest premium offers.
Mr and Mrs John Gienger and others returned from a camping trip to Finn Lake Michigan. The group included Mr and Mrs Jacob Schiller Mr and Mrs Albert Schiller Mr COA Stamper Mr and Mrs Mac Miller and Miss Ethel Howard. Also returning were Mrs LA Reynolds Mr and Mrs RE Wilson and their son Thomas Woodrow who accompanied the party.
The Graham Drug Co Jeffersonville promotes its Palm Garden Cafe as the only refit class place to eat in town offering all you can eat meals. It claims lower costs than home cooking and enjoyable service with charming music.
Promotions announce Larry Lemon starring in The Head Waiter at LeRose Theatre with Sunday and Monday performances. Advance tickets are available for the August 3 to 7 engagement.
A compact note promotes Dolly Var den Flour for improved baking results. The message is brief and suggests a product recommendation likely aimed at home cooks or bakers seeking better textures and outcomes.
St. Luke's Aid meets Thursday August 5 at 2 30 p m for program and business followed by luncheon served by committee chair Mrs John Glaser and members Knapp Matone Henrys Volmer George Eugene O Niel and Ernest Andres All members and friends are invited to attend.
Chas Moser promotes dependable clothing for men offering hats shirts collars ties socks underwear with one third off. Hundreds in Jeffersonville know this by experience. Your next suit from this store means dollars in your pocket.
Co. D. Reeder advertises as the only First Class Merchant Tailor in Jeffersonville offering tailor made suits to measure. Cleaning pressing and repair services. old suits refurbished to look like new.
Job listing from Bray Robinson Clothing Co in Louisville Kentucky seeks experienced pant operators. Advertisement appears in the early 20th century edition with brief call for qualified applicants.
Mrs. Orville Flock visiting her sister Mrs. Forest Northam has returned to her home in Corydon.
Miss Rosa Kellar traveled to Bloomfield Illinois to visit her brother Rev Oscar Kellar and his wife. Mr and Mrs Robert Amick and Mrs Anna Moody of Indianapolis who were visiting Mrs Anna Jacobs returned home today.
Mrs Ruth Campbell of Louisville spent Monday with her sister Mrs Marion Bennett. The brief social item notes a family visit and lists two named women in the Louisville area.
Misses Sallie Miller and Margaret Ehringer are set to return from Indianapolis today, according to the brief notice in the local column.
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