Arrow Signs Guide National Scenic Highway Route
The Clark County Motor Club places four foot arrow signs along the proposed Atlantic Pacific Highway in Indiana. The signs read National Scenic Highway Atlantic to Pacific to Jeffersonville Ind guiding travelers from Clark county to the Silver Creek bridge and beyond. The route will follow the Ohio River closely to create a major scenic highway built by national and state government with surveys and work pending.
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Jeffersonville
Madison
Ohio
Indiana
Clark County
Silver Creek Bridge
Atlantic
Pacific
Ind
Clark County Motor Club
British Daughters of the British Empire reorganized in Indiana
The Imperial Order of the Daughters of the British Empire in Indiana is reorganized as The Order of the Daughters of the British Empire in Indiana. Corporation papers filed show the change aligns with the national body to fight anti British propaganda.
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Imperial Order of the Daughters of the British Empire
Indiana
Order of the Daughters of the British Empire
Three Melons for a Nickel Flood Hits Seymour Melon Market
The cantaloupe market in Seymour, a center of a large producing district, is flooded causing snails growers to struggle for wholesale buyers. Many sell retail by house to house canvass as competition drives prices down to three for five cents. Large growers ship melons to principal midwest cities. Recent rains boost the crop and receipts are expected to rise.
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Seymour
Middle West
Rebuilt coaches for New York Central Lines completed
The American Car and Foundry Company completed rebuilding fifty coaches for the New York Central Lines. An order for equipment for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad is to be filled. Temporary repairs at the Jeffersonville Water Light and Power pumping station keep usual water flow. A cave-in on Spring Street halts bricklaying until the sewer break is fixed.
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American Car & Foundry &Co
New York Central
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Jeffersonville Water, Light & Power Company
Spring Street
Market
Chestnut Streets
Clark County Boys Tales Begin Series by Herman Rave
In tomorrow's issue a new series of short stories by Herman Rave debuts recounting the funny adventures of Clark county boys and how they got by with them.
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Herman Rave
Clark County
Weather outlook shows showers and thunderstorms Saturday
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions on Saturday with likely showers and thunderstorms across the region. Residents should plan for possible rain and brief gusty winds as a front passes.
National Hair Dressers Meet Reviews 1921 Styles
Delegates at the National Hair Dressers convention discuss gender inclusive 1921 hair trends noting both men and women influence styles. Charles M. Kozlay of New York cites rising dyeing and barbering for younger looks and suggests older men can gain opportunity with well kept gray hair.
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Charles M. ‘Kozlay
New York
Kozlay
Women Enter Hairdressing Field as Men Lead Way
The piece notes most hairdressers were men when the trade was mostly female, then says women are entering the field. It quotes Korley describing women's appeal and contrasts men preferring feminine dermatology skills.
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Korley
Registration fee for Indiana engineers and surveyors set at $25
Engineers and land surveyors in Indiana must pay a $25 registration fee to the newly created state board before practicing. The requirement, mandated by the last legislature, goes into effect between now and December 4. Governor McCray and the new board will meet on Monday to initiate the board's duties.
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Indiana
State Board
McCray
Waterbury Family Guests in Greencastle with Curtis
Mr and Mrs Waterbury and their daughter of Jeffersonville Indiana, and Miss Etta Christensen of Watson, returned from Greencastle where they were guests of Mr and Mrs John Curtis.
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Waterbury
Jeffersonville
Etta Christensen
Watson
Greencastle, Ind
John Curtis
Jeffersonville Tickets Sellout Sparks Desert-Like August Scene
From ticket counts the city of Jeffersonville is described as resembling the Sahara Desert on August 10, with vast crowds referenced by the Adv. edition.
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Jeffersonville
Sahara Desert
Adv
Will Cycle to Benton Harbor
Hiram H Heaton and William Whitesides depart Saturday for a week long cycling trip starting in Seymour. They plan about 60 miles per day, visit Notre Dame at South Bend, then Benton Harbor to view the House of David and return, totaling around 600 miles round trip.
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Hiram H. Heaton
William Whitesides
Seymour
Scott
Jackson
South Bend
University of Notre Dame
Benton Harbor
House of David
Mr. Heston
Logansport
Ferry Relaunch Sparks Regional Travel Interest
The George Rogers Clark steamer undergoes a full overhaul and paint to ensure first class machinery. It will be ready for emergencies and marketed to attract travelers from Washington and Scott counties and the western county, easing cross river trips for teams and autos avoiding Louisville traffic.
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George Rogers Clark
Washington
Scott
Louisville
Road improvement cost and legal notices reported
Keplar W. Barnes estimates 24971.75 to improve Thomas W. Stricker road in Charlestown Township. Highway law enforcemen t planned. No marriage license issued. Mrs. Donnie R. Rosebrook sues Sheriff Dugan over seized Buick valued at 300. L E Knight Lawrence Henser Andrew Hale fined for jumping trains. Mary J and Samuel Boktlin deed six acres to Obadiah Lomax for 600.
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Keplar W. Barnes
Thomas L. Stoner
Thomas W. Stricker
Charlestown
Joseph E. Dunlevy
Charles K. Zoliman
Donnie R. Rosebrook
Harry Dugan
Anlette Osborn
Thomas Rosebrook
Rosebrook
L. E. Knight
Lawrence Henser
Andrew Hale
Mary J
Samuel Bocktlin
Charlestown Township
Obadiah Lomax
First Indiana drive for Near East relief wheat aid
Ira Bridgewater launches the Scott county drive as the Indiana campaign joins a central west push to raise 4,000,000 bushels of wheat and 2,000,000 bushels of corn for Armenian refugees. Scott and Jackson counties form the initial campaign areas with local organizations forming. Ten bushels of wheat arrived in Scottsburg to begin the effort.
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Ira Bridgewater
Tra County
Near East Relief Appeal
Indiana
Central West
Indiana Committee of Near East Relief
Scott
Jackson Counties
Scottsburg
Ira Bridge Water
Scott County
Police Court Fines and Arraignment in Local Case
George Campbell fined one dollar and costs by Mayor N H Myers for intoxication. George Goodrich arraigned on a charge of drawing weekly wages of George Douglas totaling eighteen dollars from Contractor Sweeney. case taken under advisement until tomorrow.
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George Campbell
N. H. Myers
George Goodrich
George Douglas
Sweeney
Misses Resch Host O F J B Club Evening
Misses Myrtle and Viela Resch entertained the O F J B Club at their Ohio Falls home with music and dancing. Arrangements for tonight's party were completed and refreshments served. Attendees included Margaret Kenny Emma Kenny Mary Heckel Iva Smith Horace Himmel and Edith May Leap.
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Myrtle
Viela Resch
Ohio Falls
Margaret
Emma Kenny
Mary Heckel
Iva Smith
Horace Himmel
Edith May Leap
Wearied with sickness he passes over the horde
William B Harold aged man in Louisville died after taking five grains of poison while recovering from tuberculosis. He ate a hearty dinner at 4517 West Jefferson Street and was found convulsed. Survived by widow, four sons Robert Ruben Harold in Chicago Will B Harold in Louisville and John W Harold and two daughters Clara Mercer Sophie Woodenweber. Funeral set for 3 p.m. at E M Coots & Sons with Walnut Ridge burial.
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William B. Harold
West
Jefferson Street
Louisville
T. A. Singer
William Harold
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Robert
Ruben Harold
Chicago
Will B. Harold
John W. Harold
Clara Mercer
Sophie Woodenweber
Indianapolis
E. M. Coots & Sons
Walnut Ridge
Stephen Friend
A. J. Phipps
Isade Phipps
August Kamer
William Quick
William Beutel
Proposed Amendments to State Constitution Editor's Note
The Star will print all thirteen proposed amendments before the September 6 election to give readers time to study and decide how to vote. Each amendment will be published individually to help informed voting.
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Star
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Utica M E
The Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the Utica M E circuit met with Mrs Lee Hobson presiding Mrs Wallace Jacobs conducted devotional exercises Mrs Hugh Marble led the program The mite boxes were opened and a good collection taken though not all members were present Mrs Gill was a guest of the society
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Woman’s ‘Foreign’ Missionary Society of the
Utica
M. E. _circuit
Lee Hobson
Glenwood Country Store Event With Music
Advert announces a country store and music event at Glenwood on August 10 with entertainment and shopping opportunities.
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Glenwood
Adv
A Day at Dahon Grove for Wall Street Church Youth
About 27 children from the King's Herald society of Wall Street church enjoyed a day at Damon Grove with chaperones Mesdames Berry Noe Rose Reschar Dunham and Allen. Games and racing contests yielded prizes to Avis Berry Lois Schon Leona Berry Charles Seward Alice Rose Fay Swartz Eloise Weber and Mrs. David Allen. Dinners and supper were served and older youths walked home after the picnic.
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King’s Herald Society of
Wall Street
Damon Grove
Robert Berry
John Noe
Frank ‘Rose
David Allen
Ed Reschar
George Dunham
Avis Berry
Lois Schon
Leona Berry
Charles Seward
Alice Rose
Fay Swartz
Eloise Weber
Melons Delight St Luke's Brotherhood At Schlosser Farm
Members and families of St Luke's Brotherhood held a melon feast at the home of Mr and Mrs George Schlosser four miles east of the city on Middle road. Forty melons and three bushels of cantaloupes fed the crowd as all enjoyed a social evening after a church gathering.
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St. Luke's Brotherhood
George Schlosser
Mrs. Schlasser
Church League Championship Game Set at Glenwood Park
Tomorrow at 3 PM McCulloch Chapel nine meets DePauw Memorial in a church league title clash at Glenwood Park after a tied season. Both squads are described as strong and betting on an exciting matchup. Louise and Matilda Alben depart for Sidney and Haskin Ohio then Atlantic City and Niagara Falls, planning a three week trip home.
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Glenwood Park
McCulloch Chapel Nine
DePauw Memorial Church
Louise
Matilda Alben
Sidney and
Haskin
Ohio
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Fish Protected By Closed Season Law Boosts Indiana Fishing
Indiana reports the first spring closed season improved bass and bluegill stocks from April 30 to June 16. The law aided tourism and resort businesses with rising license sales and more lodging demand, while officials credit the measure for conservation and economic benefit across Hoosier waters.
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Indianapolis
Inj
Indiana
Fish and Game Division
Mannfeld
Board of Health to the People
The State Board of Health will study public health, collect statistics, and guide citizens toward better health and stronger wealth. Health is the foundation of development and happiness, with "Health First" as a slogan. Ill health and disease hinder efficiency and are not merely political ills.
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Wes
J Sa
Theo
State Board of Health
N. Hurty
Indiana
State ‘Board of Health
Board of Health
Mrs Nachand Plans New Bungalo On Spring Street Site
Mrs Kate Nachand will demolish the old Rader residence now owned by her and erect a handsome bung alow. The property sits at Spring street and B and O crossing. Trustee Oma Lentz of Utica township will sell the old Franklin school on the Middle road.
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Kate Nachand
Rader
Spring Street
B. &O. Crossing
Franklin School
Middle Road
Oma Lentz
Utica
Registration of Voters and Election Procedures Text
Registration of voters outlines general election timing and exceptions for township elections. The General Assembly may require registration for eligible voters and set special elections for judges, with voting limited to those offices at those times.
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General Assembly
Mani
Ta i
Misses Temple Visit Grandmother in Pakin Indiana
Misses Lillian and Louise Temple are visiting their grandmother at Pakin, Indiana. The note records a family visit to a relative location in the region.
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Lillian
Louise Temple
Pakin, Ind
Peculiar Accident Report Involving Albert Grimm
A fragment reports a peculiar accident involving Albert Grimm of 938 East Court Avenue with unclear surrounding details. The text references a misread street and partial description, offering no clear outcome or official statement.
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Albert Grimm
East Court
Avenue
York
Bible School Closes After Basement Session Ends
A local bible school conducted for children in the basement has closed after completing its latest session. Organizers note gratitude to families and plan no further sessions this season.
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Children’s ‘Bible School
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Arne
Tra Bridgewater
O.F. J. B. Club
Strichnia
Hhise Township
Women’s. Foreign Missionary Society OF
M. E
Dahon Grove
St.Luke’s Brotherhood
Church League
Oliver Homes
the People
The
State Board ‘of Health
Registration OF Voters
Albert
Bible School
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