Young Business Men’s Club Picnic Met With Cold Shoulder
The Young Business Men's Club picnic at Glenwood drew praise for a perfect day but sour notes as a Louisville wholesale house refused to donate to the Country Store. A club representative frustrated by the note in the waste basket pledged further action as Jeffersonville merchants reportedly cut orders in response to the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Louisville
Dettersonville
Jefferson V.de
Jeffersonville
Editorials of the Day on Europe Reconstruction
A. H. Vestal reports from Europe after a two month tour through France Belgium Germany and Belgium shows contrasts in recovery. He notes French towns paused awaiting property appraisals while Belgian towns prosper through steady rebuilding and effort. He cites Bellonum as improving and Belg ians gaining prosperity from restoration of their country.
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Europe
A. H. Vestal
Congress
Land
Belgium
France
Germany
Mr. Vestal
Turn of tide in war effort relies on boosted work output
The text argues Belgians make the best of scarce resources and push strength into production while Russia faces near vanishing production and famine due to weakness. It notes Allied countries see limited output from shortages and high prices, and insists that recovery hinges on increased work and production, with terms applied to restore confidence and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussia
Leep Motor Company Advertises Auto Service
The Leep Motor Company offers night service and repair for all makes of automobiles. Vulcanizing fires, tubes, and accessories are available. Frequent inspections save money. Leep Motor Co will deliver the best service with modern equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leep Motor Company
da Ud
Leep Moor Co
Priscilla Club Hosts Picnic at Cdenwood Park
Priscilla Club members and guests enjoyed a picnic at Cdenwood Park yesterday. The group, except Mrs Homer Bottorff who could not attend, planned to include Mrs John Russ and several visitors. The supper was the chief feature with all in good spirits.
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Priscilla Club
Cdenwoood Park
Homer Bottorff
John Russ
Hoosier Jeffersonville Meat Market Ad
The Hoosier Jeffersonville leading meat market advertises best meats of all kinds beef pork and mutton and pure lard. Customers can save money on every purchase at the Hoosier Meat Market where the greatest number of people buy their meat. Ad dated August 18.
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Hoosier Jeffersonville
Hoosier
Peace-time policy favors mercy for slackers and deserters
National Adjutant Lemuel Bolles discusses the War Department shift toward peace-time handling of draft violations following Brent J. Allinson’s case. Allinson, a Chicago conscientious objector and Harvard graduate, had his sentence cut from twenty years to four and was released after thirty-seven months of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Bolles
Fort Leavenworth
Brent J. Allinson
Chicago
Harvard
War Department
Bolles
Allins
Legion Posts Grow In First Week Of August
Director H G Creyston in Indianapolis reports twenty one new Legion posts chartered and thirteen new Womens Auxiliary units organized in early August. Total posts reach 2040 and Auxiliaries 1294 with New York leading posts at 93 percent completion and Illinois second with 673 posts and 067 Auxiliary units to 83 in Chinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Creyston
Indianapolis
Womens Auxiliary
New York
Hlinois
Naming public square honors WWI sergeant Heisser
Sept 25 dedication of Heisser Square in Broogisa honors Army sergeant Charles W. Heisser of the 27th Division who died in the Hindenburg Line battle. The name was approved by the Legion post and forwarded to the Board of Aldermen. General McM Gregg Post in Pa. opened rooms for Legionnaires and families, addressing profiteering concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nothng New
Broogisa
Gaenerval Lavid
Gregg Post
Tending. Pa
Tle
National Commander Franklin Tyler’s 8000 Mile Tour Continues
Franklin Tyler continues his 8000 mile nationwide journey with a Pacific coast return leg through northern states. He has appeared publicly in over a hundred cities across fifty states, planning to resume headquarters work in Indianapolis ahead of the National Convention. Mrs D Olie ma beo will tour Japan and China. Members of Poors TH. have built a chart for the Res rtcoute the other day. The Terion Yas endorsed the Bov Heout Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Tyler
Hin
Pacific
Indianapolis
D'Olie
Ma Beo
Japan
China
Poors
Doamaff
Terion Yas
Holding a Husband
A sick Madge contends with Dicky over torn telegram fragments hidden in a car drawing room. Suspicions rise as Madge plots to piece together the message while navigating her mother in law and Dicky's evasive behavior and plans for care and help at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicky
Chat Dicky
Madge
Swanson
Tam
Kate
Ice cream social noted at Epworth League event
The Epworth League of Wesley Chapel hosted an ice cream social on a Wednesday night at the church rand with a good crowd enjoying the event. Mrs Charles Rose traveled to Indianapolis to visit relatives and meet her mother Elizabeth Burlingame and nephew John Arthur Bird, currently visiting Detroit with Roger Burlingame. Dr F W Davis returns from Winchester Indiana to reunite with relatives. The Bethel Association 84th annual session met at Emon Indiana August 17 18 with reports and addresses from workers and delegates from local churches First Baptist and Emanuel Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Wesley Chapel
Church Rand
Betthel Association
Emon
Indiana
First Baptist Church
J. B. Coleman
David Schafery
Emanuel Baptist Church
J. €. McComas
Esther McComas
Pearl Bere
Carol Grant
National Dues Determine Representation for Cleveland Convention
Dues for 1920 in the hands of the national treasurer at Indianapolis on Aug 28 will decide each state’s representation at the national convention in Cleveland. Current receipts are about 5,000 dues per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Adjutant General Offers War Department Map for Medal Eligibility
The adjutant general informs Legion posts that official battle maps will be sent to determine eligibility for Victory Medal battle and defensive clasps. He notes improved distribution due to Legion cooperation as nationwide plans form for formal Victory Medal presentations on Armistice Day with celebratory ceremonies to honor recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General
Legion Post
Stice Dav
Providence Post Hosts Sick and Disabled Vets at Quonset Point
Rhode Island Governor Beeckinen arranged care for Legionnaires vacationing at the Quonset Point country estate on Narragansett Bay. The 22 acre site includes a clubhouse gifted by Arthur Henius in memory of his son Cyril. Pine Dale Wyoming’s Phillips-Edwards Post plans a rooming and eating house for Legionnaires. A drive seeks former service men to settle nearby amid excellent fishing and hunting.
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Providence, R. I
Quonset Point
Narragansett Bay
Beeckinen
Rhode Island
Arthur Henius
Providence
Cyril
Phillips-Edwards Post
Pinedale
Wyo
Notice of Sale at Clark and Stansfer Avenue
We announce sale of stock and fixtures from Hollowell Bros at Clark and Stansfer avenues Jeffersonville Indiana. Advertisement appears August 12 1926. Authority D 203 P.
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Clark and Stansfer Avenue
Jefersonvills
Ind
Hollowell Bros. Adv
For Sale Sewing Machine and Phonograph Notice
For sale items include a Singer sewing machine and a Pathe phonograph offered cheap if taken at once. Owner leaving the city and directions note to apply at 931 Mechanic avenue. Also mentions Rolly Varden Flour advertised for bread and a price line of seven weekly. County newspaper style ad listing items and contact details.
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Pathe
Local Notes From Sullivan Area
Mrs H Riges returned home to Sullivan Monday after visiting her mother Mrs N T Lewman. Mrs H F E Rose of Chicago, visiting Mrs Earl Lewman, has returned home. Mr and Mrs Dan Coleman welcomed a baby boy. Miss Miron Prather visiting cousins in Kentucky. The phone Economic Club met with Mrs Hugh Marble, Miss Louise Riges of Sullivan and Mesdames Heley and Sarah Lewrman who spent yesterday with Mrs Sallie Conaver.
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H. Riges
Sullivan
N. TL. Lewman
Mrs
Dan Coleman
Miss Miron Prather
Kentucky
Louise Riges
Mesdames Heley
Sarah Lewrman
Mrs. Sallie Conaver
Diamond Pure Food Company Health Cereals Ad
The Diamond Pure Food Company promotes Diamond Crisp Flakes as the finest health cereal. It claims broad home use and wide distribution with emphasis on quality and reputation as the God Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Pure Food Company
Diamond Pure
Hogan backs Harding in tight convention year
Harry G Hogan of Fort Wayne as Indiana Republican leader forecasts strong GOP prospects for Harding in November. He notes Wood campaign experience, cites party unity and Wilson era misrule as key motivators for voters.
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Harry G. Hogan
Ft. Wayne
Republican State Committee
Twellfth
Hogan
Indiana
Leonard Wood
Wilson
Harding
College
Women prisoners discuss rights and smoking in jail
Warden Lee states inmates may smoke after a policy shift while a female prisoner notes the era of women's rights and likens dissent to jail time. The piece mocks birth rates in France and reports a 50 percent drop in baby carriage sales and a 35 percent fall in births, attributing it to costs and space.
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Warden Lee
Rose Pastor Stokes
France
Rautsen Family Arrives from Stockholm to Minnesota Ranch
From Stockholm Mr and Mrs Carl Rautsen bring fifteen children aged four months to nineteen years to a Minnesota ranch. They expect no labor trouble and would send back for four married children if needed. The extended family includes two hundred nieces nephews and other relatives.
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Stockholm
Carl Rautsen
Minnesota
Miss Dorothy Jacobs Visits Grandmother in Seymour
Newsy notes report Miss Dorothy Louise Jacobs of Seymour as guest of her grandmother Mrs Theodore Jacobs. W J McDonald, former American Car and Foundry superintendent, resigns and takes a Brooklyn position, as does his father John J McDonald, with both remaining in the city for the present. Morris Optometrist advertises Kryptoks with near and far vision in one pair.
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Dorothy Louise Jacobs of
Seymour
Theodore Jacobs
Brooklyn
New York
John J. McDonald
McDonald
Will
Morris
Sanders files final admin report in Maxwell estate
Harland D. Sanders presents in Clark Circuit Court his final administrator’s account for the Charles Maxwell estate showing $552 in receipts and a $470 balance to be divided equally between Flora Maxwell and Florence Davidson, the sole heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland D. Sanders
Charles K. Zollman
Clark Circuit Court
Charles Maxwell
Flora Maxwell
Florence Davidson
Executor's Report Shows Estate Balance for Six Heirs
Robert F. Brentlinger administrator of the estate of Louisa M. Rus sell filed an accounting showing $1,125 in total, with a remaining balance of $426.47 to be divided among the six descendants.
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Robert F. Brentlinger
Louisa M. Russell
Local Grocer Ad and Hydrophone Find in Louisville
An ad for Fall Salmon and canning supplies lists prices and delivery by Edward F. Groher at Chestnut and Spring in Jeffersonville Indiana. Harry Jacobs reports finding a hydrophone fragment dropped near Fulton and Chestnut in Louisville, a four blade fan object damaged, seen at the Court House Clerks office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Groher
Chestnut and
Spring Streets
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Harry Jacobs
Ernest Jacobs
Clark Circuit
Louisville
Shadowed by illness to appetite Mayr remedy adized cure
An advertisement complains of a stomach ailment in a son in law who became a shadow and feared eating. It claims Mayr s Wonderful Remedy purges mucus and inflammation easing stomach and intestinal troubles with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Renn Tire Service Goodrich tires and Goodwin auto tires with slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Ben Doolittle
Adv
Renn Tire Service
Goodrich
Interioor
Goodwin Auto
Mrs Moynahan and party plan long motor trip to Niagara Falls
Mrs Moynahan, Mrs May Ford, and Miss Alma Moser depart at six oclock Saturday for a motor tour covering Cincinnati Day ton Columbus Cleveland Niagara Falls and then into Canada Lake Huron Detroit Toledo Marion Fort Wayne and Indianapolis. They return to the city after about sixteen days.
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Thomas Moynahan
Charles
May Ford
Alma Moser
Oelock
Niagra Falls
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Canada
Lake Huron
Detroit
Loledo
Marion
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Arrival in Jeffersonville with mother's body announced
Mr. Charles Saunders plans to arrive Saturday at 11 o clock with the body of his mother. The body will be taken to the Coots Chapel upon arrival. No arrangements have been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froman Coots
Charles Saunders
Jeffersonville
Coots
Boyce’s Sweet Shop Ad Promotes Ice Cream Delights
An ad for Boyce’s Sweet Shop markets The Lead ing First Class Ice Cream and Candy Store offering chocolates creams and caramels and the choicest sodas. It encourages customers to try the ice cream for better health and to return with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce’s Sweet Shop
Adv
Wood Trades Association seeks skilled workers in Cincinnati
Wanted Wood workers foremen cabinet makers machine and bench hands varnishers. Good wages good hours and good working conditions. Apply in person or write for particulars to The Wood Trades Association of Cincinnati 306 Odd Fellows Temple Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Trades Association OF Cincinnati
Odd Fellows Temple
Cincinnati
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Jeffersonville Star
Clark County
THE
Jeffersonville Pig.co
Star Building
West
Maple St
Adele Garrison
F. W. Davis
Winchester
Fnrente
Prather
Phone Economic Club
Hugh Marble
Hoosier Flyers
Scottsburg
Cevetiersville
Edinburg
Franklin
Greenwood
Gistoom
Medianapolis
Focal
Tisme Tube ‘Sabie
Harry Hogan
Senator Harding
Newsy
W. J. McDonald
American Car and Foundry Company
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