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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
7
Coots Bros. and Gill advertise city and farm property for sale opposite Clark County State Bank. They claim strong money making potential, urging investment in farms or city property now.
A Wednesday evening event in Williamson is set to begin a tent meeting led by Vicen. He expects to remain sane until August 2 and then travel to Indianapolis for a district conference from Nuistuist 2a to 29.
Soda Walsh returns from four years in the Philippines and will recount his experiences at the monthly meeting of the Brothers from St Luke's Church this evening. Walsh formerly worked at the Government Depot in New Madrid.
The City School Board will receive bids on August 16 for the purchase of 250 tons of coal to supply various buildings next year. The notice appears in The Star along with local advertisements for dining and breakfast options.
Chemists at Spencer Kellogg & Sons claim to have perfected a process that removes only the nauseating taste from castor oil while preserving strength and purity. The product, Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil, is sold in 15 35 and 65 cent sizes in labeled laboratory bottles.
Voters Belden Furniture Co promotes a wide range of home furnishings with an emphasis on economical refrigerators and stoves for hot weather. Delivery is offered to homes fully guaranteed.
Frank X. Kern a Jeffersonville resident for thirty years and former City Council member died in Indianapolis at age 69. A native of Wurtemburg, Germany he came to Louisville in 1864 and moved to Jeffersonville in 186? He married Louisa Pfau in 1873 and is survived by his wife two sons and three daughters. The notice notes Swiss Cleaners and Dyers as his relatives.
KLUB KALANDAR and St. Luke's Brotherhood plan activities at Glenwood Park and local churches. Avondale Club hosts an evening dance, D of R holds a lodge session at Pfay's Hall, Mrs. William Yarber hosts an embroidery club, and Port Fulton Epworth announces a business meeting.
Friday activities include W M B M of the Christian Church gathering at the church in the afternoon. Morton Memorial and Port Fulton Churches will join the Sugar Grove outing. W Th MS of Wall Street Church meets with Mrs George Carpnight.
The Rainbow Club meets with Miss Mareva Weaver of Louisville on Saturday. The Py Kottes meet with Mrs. Otto Kellar in the afternoon. Mr. Frank Same returned from Cleveland Ohio where he attended the K of P convention.
Hotchkiss explains coal tar's effectiveness for rat holes and pest control in poultry houses. It repels rats mink and weasels and helps lice when coated on roosts. Gas tar treats scaly legged fowls with a single annual application, coating legs to shed scales and improve condition.
In the Cornell University poultry department nine of fifty six students are young women who excel. Each student manages a rack of thirty or forty hens and uses wheelbarrows for feed. They study gas engines bone cutters incubators and brooders and conduct a two hour daily practicum on poultry buildings egg crates fowls anatomy and feed value.
Advertises Larry Lemon starring in THE HEAD WAITER at LeRose Theatre for Sunday and Monday showings with details for an advance sale under an August 3 to 7 window in 1906.
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