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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1921

Page

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Regular Meeting Of The Standard Bearer Society

The Standard Bearer society of Wall Street church held its regular meeting Monday night with a large attendance and an engaging program. Miss Hazel Weir presided over devotions and officers were elected for the year including Hazel Weir president and Velva Scott corresponding secretary. Committees were appointed for the district meeting in September. funds raised total about 410 to date, with $112 from mite boxes and a note of future contributions.

Standard Bearer Society of Wall Street Hazel Weir Carrie Morris Eugenia Glossbrenner Inez Kellar Rachel Lauder Velva Scott Katherine Coleman Irene Clegg Janibelle Sparks Adt Frank Tremont Street Boston Frank Margaret Lauder Anna Swartz Velva. Scott Rachael Lauder

Entertains Friends at a Saturday Night Party

Miss Elizabeth Cravens hosted a gathering Saturday night with several guests. Attendees included Misses Ethel Wareup Marjorie Kipper Leila Metzger Beatrice Logsdon Trene Moss and Elizabeth Cravens and Messrs. Arthur Franz Berton Moss Elmer Beyl Herbert Logsdon Metzger John Kipper Ed Wright William Holden Edwin Franz Edward Woodfill Louis Kahl Newton Martin and Allen Dierking.

Elizabeth Cravens Ethel Wareup Marjorie Kipper Leila Mtezger Beatrice Logsdon Trene Moss Lilzabeth Chravens Arthur Franz Berton Moss Elmer Beyl Herbert Logsdon Faward” Metzger John Kipper Edcap Wright William Holden Edwin Franz Edward Woodfill Louis Kahl Newton Martin Allen Dierking

Fines Turned Over to County Treasurer After Court

Magistrate James S. Keigevin delivered 109 to County Treasurer Oris B. Fifer representing 41 fines collected at various persons. The will of Mrs. Kate Chapman dated August 15 and executed July 15, 1924, in presence of W. D. Davis and James S. Keigevin, names Stage Chapman as sole heir with no administrator named.

James S. Keigevin Oris B. Fifer Kate Chapman Charles XK. Zaliman W. D. Davis James S. Keigwin Stage Chapman

Card Party At Elks Camp A Success

The Elks camp ladies hosted a card party yesterday afternoon at the camp with 75 attendees. Prizes totaled 18 and proceeds benefit the camp. another fundraiser is planned Thursday night at 50 cents per couple, open to the public.

Ladies of Elks’ Camp

Dinner guests honored by Mrs. Delia Perkins gathering

Mrs. Delia Perkins entertained at dinner this Sunday with guests including Miss Myrtle Stinger and Miss Ruth Ling of Louisville, Mr. and Mrs. William Harbison and three children of Watson, Miss Mae Perkins, Elizabeth Meyer, Mrs. Delia Perkins, and Mrs. Edgar Perkins.

Delia Perkins Myrtle Stinger Ruth Ling Louisville William Harbison Watson Mae Perkins Elizabeth Meyer Edgar Perkins

Refuse Heap Fire Near Henderzahl Barr Fulton Store

A refuse heap behind R G Henderzahl Barr Fulton store was set ablaze by children. Fire department responded up Court Avenue, watched by the Teachers Institute as it passed the high school. No damage reported.

R.G. Henderzahl Barr Fulton Teachers’ Institute High’ School

Indiana crop conditions report by Bryant outlines mixed yields

Agricultural statistician George G Bryant of the cooperative crop reporting service notes late potatoes are short and not much better than expected while tomatoes and other crops show fair to good results. Meats of hay and pastures improved, tobacco and fruit harvests progress, livestock in good condition, and late corn near maturity with generally plowed fields and favorable weather despite some drought absence.

George .G Bryant Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service

Double wedding at St Josephs Church near Sellersburg

A double wedding was held this morning at St Josephs Catholic Church near Sellersburg conducted by Rev Joseph Senefeldt. The brides were sisters Miss Anna cement fill and Miss Henderzahs 26 of Sellersburg.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Sellersburg Joseph Senefeldt Annacement Henderzahs

Family Reunion Honors Ed Dierking Circle

Mrs. Ed Dierking hosted a Sunday family reunion with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. I. Tipton and daughter Bertha, Mr. and Mrs. Frey Woods of Gibson county, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tipton and son Clarence of New Albany, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Williams and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bartman and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dierking and family of Ohio Falls.

Ed. Dierking I. €. Tipton Bertha Frey Woods Gibson County Clarence New Albany W.O. Williams Clyde Bartman Ed Dierking Ohio Falls

Irene Parker Hosts D D D Club Dance Night

Miss Irene Parker entertained the D D D club last night at her East Chestnut street home. The evening featured dancing and refreshments with guests including Ver ona Hutt Edna Scott Jean Craig Dorothy Howard and Irene Parker.

Irene Parker East Chestnut Street Verona Hutt Edna Scott Jean Craig Dorothy Howard

Returned from motor trip to Cincinnati with family

Mr and Mrs Cleveland Shafer and two children Nelsoniang Eleonor have returned from a motor trip to Cincinnati where they visited Mrs Shafer's parents Mr and Mrs W J Matthews for ten days Mrs Geor ge Howell of Cincinnati accompanied them and is guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Howard

Cleveland Shafer Nelsoniang Eleanor Cincinnati

Mis read fragments reveal Marshall Texas social visit

Fragmentary text shows Mrs Ed Webb and daughter Miss Mary Webb with grandson Hart Webb visiting in Marshall Texas yesterday as guests of Miss.

Ed Webb Mary Webb Gerandson Hart Webb Marshall Texas

Moonshiners Arrested Near Pleasant Ridge Site

Sheriff Dugan and Deputy Jenks seized a fifty gallon still after arresting Charles Haley, 70, and Willba Hampden, 55, in a valley near Pleasant Ridge along the Washington County line. Five barrels of mash were destroyed. both men held on $500 bonds awaiting Friday hearings. Hampden from Kentucky said he needed a better place for visitors.

William H. Dugan Frank R. Jenks Charles Haley Willba Hampden Horden Pekin Washington County Pleasant Ridge Hampden Dugan Jenks Haley Dugcan Thay Jasper Norrey Borden James Boitorff James Keigwin Dug Pleasant Run Charlestown Springville Jonathan Jennings

Noted Louisville Architect Henry Wolters Dies at 76

Henry Wolters, retired architect and veteran of the Danish-Prussian War, died yesterday at 10 25 a m at his home 45 East Gray street Jeffersonville Ind He designed Union Station Norton Hall Kentucky Wagon Works and other major buildings Born near Hanover Germany in 1845 he came to America in 1872 spoke five languages and was a longtime member of the Engineers and Architects club Burial will be at Cave Hill Cemetery Mrs Helen Wolters von Hahn surviving.

Engineers and Architect's ‘Club Louisville East Gray Street Wolters Hanover Germany Berlin Polytechnic Institute Heidelberg Paris Beaux Arts Birmingham Court House Evansville Ind Memphis ‘Cotton Exchange Helen Wolters von Hahn Cave Hill Cemetery

Junior P U entertained at Port Fulton gathering

The Junior P U of the Hirst Baptist church was entertained Saturday at leader Miss Cora Place’s home in Port Fulton. They visited the park for games and returned for cream and cake. Guests included Shumaker, Imogene Shumaker, Dorothy Kunzere, Ruth Tolbert, Ruth Hunt, Clara Bele Maroney, Marcos Postlewait, Naomi Ruddell, Ladys Koch, Fred Hunt, William Sheppard, Alton McComis, Kenneth Resch and Cora Phice, with visitors Margarite Albin, Doris Postlewait, Frances Keppler, Ida May Ruddell, Joy Anson, Anna Read, Charles Unruh, Titian Sheppard, Kathan Hunt and Helen Hieatt Sheppard.

Céra Port Fulton Oters Maiseer Shumaker Imogene Shumaker Dorothy Kunzere Ruth Tolbert Ruth Hunt Clara Bele - Maroney Mar-cos Postlewait Naomi ~Ruddell Koch Fred Hunt William Sheppard Alton’ McComis Kenneth Resch Cora Phice Margarite ’ Albin Doris Postlewait Frances Kepler Ida May’ Ruddell Joy’ Anson Anna Read Charles Unruh Titian Sheppard Kathan Hunt Helen Hieatt Sheppard

Police Court Harbors Riot Suspects On Fourteenth Street

A large crowd of young men was arrested on Fourteenth street at Spring for congregating and rioting. Named defendants include Ernest Russell Lawrence Cunningham Edward Burch Orgil Field Walter Jones Homer Starks George Denning and Homer Bryant. They face trial tomorrow. A Ford with license 327 777 Indiana found abandoned at Maple near Spring Wall Streets with a flat tire was claimed by its owner who said he had gone to Gwins motor establishment for repairs.

Fourteenth Street Spring Lutz Ernest Russell Lawrence Cunningham Edward Burch Orgil Field Walter Jones Homer Starks George Denning Homer Bryant Indiana Maple Wall Gwin's

Senior Girl Scouts Plan Cincinnati Steamer Trip

The Presbyterian church Senior Girl Scouts met at Miss Leta Hobson’s home on Indiana Avenue. Members present included Emma Goodbar, Ruth Baldwin, Elizabeth Sauer, Ann Garr, Dorothy Swartz, Mildred Dunlevy, Elizabeth Mahoney, Jessie Snepp, Dorothy Snepp, Helen Williams, Ruth Bottorff, Mayme Carr, Jennie Taggart, and Leta Hobson. A business session approved a trip to Cincinnati on the steamer Queen City, leaving Tuesday evening and returning Friday morning, with one day in Cincinnati.

The Presbyterian Church Léta ‘Hobson Indiana Avenue Emma’ ‘Louse Goodbar Huth Baldwin Elizabeth Sauer Ann, Garr Dorothy Swartz Mildred “Dunlevy Elizabeth Mahoney Jessie Snepp Dorothy ‘ Snepp Helen’ ‘Williams Ruth “Bottorff Maymé’ Carr Jennie ‘Taggart Leta Hobson Cincinnati Queen City Ruth Baldiwin Mildrerus Ponley Dorothy Squartz Aleey Jessie Parr

Local residents host guests and attend gatherings across town

Mrs George Jacobs Missey Katie Jacobs Ruth Sage and Geo Edward Sage traveled to Hartsville Thursday to visit Rev RB LaHue and family. Lillian Ganote of Frankfort Rye visits grandmother Mrs Ganote. Fry and Gunn family guests with Herbert Fry. Several Utica Township families attend the New Washington fair. county treasurer Fifer assists with books. September 8 set as Good Roads Day with township trustees urging road work.

George, Jacobs Missey Katie Jacobs Ruth Sagé Geo Edward Sage Hartsville LaHue Utica New Washington

Briny record hints at weathered program note

Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases about location and timing with scattered words like briny, mews, beckz, program see and soul. No coherent event or names to anchor a clear summary.

Briny

Tri Kappas House Party At Y M C A Camp

Tri Kappas held a weekend house party at Camp Chelon near Sellersburg. The group traveled Saturday afternoon and returned Monday morning, enjoying a most enjoyable time from start to finish. Participants included Amy Poindexter Eugenia Glossbrenner Jennie Taggart Lois Beeson Margaret Poindexter Dorothy Wilson Evelyn Colemar and Ruth Baldwin.

Tri Kappas the. Y. W C. A Camp Chelon Sellersburg Amy Poindexta Eugenia Glossbrenner Jennie Taggart Lois’ Beeson Margaret Poindexter Dorothy. Wilson Evelyn Colemar Ruth Baldwin

Disarmament Plea by Idaho Senator in Public Appeal

Idaho Senator William Borah urged a public push for naval and military reductions at a public meeting in New Jersey. He warned that without broad citizen demand for disarmament conferences will fail and urged exposing hidden negotiations to prevent moral and social upheaval.

Birthday honors bring gifts from local families in Crandall area

In Crandall area a community celebration honors Sel Randall's 81st birthday with gifts from Mr and Mrs Lew Crandall and Mrs Joe Cran, while local notices mention peaches for sale and good prices in Walnut Ridge.

Randall Area Ding John .Priclar Lew. Crandall Andidaighter Virginia Isville Joe Nora Peter Mansel Crandall Ailey “Burtt Walnut’ Ridge

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Elks D. D.D. Club Columbus Alfese Sherif Tal Afi Quartermaster’s Jeffersonville Henry Wallets Ibi Pendennis Club P. U Anf Aew Ghapel Lillian, Ganote Frankfort Rye M.ganote New Chapel Edward Long Ehringe Marie Lula Deibel John M. Long Ed. Hobson Willian Hobson Lee. Hobson Louiise Durr Kentucky Walter Fry Enoch Hilton Edis Monson Saliersburg Lillie Lula “Young Prather W. E Watkins Mrs. Morrison Indianapolis Maud Hugh George Mrs. Clark Mary Murphy the College Jefi Prather Hilton Miss ‘Helén Lapt Oregon Township E. B Nifer Wash“ington Township Are Fifer Beeppett Idaho Asbury,n. J William BR Bodah Mor Demoracy In Foreign Affairs of ‘Arma Mr. ‘Borah Spion Teutonic Powkar England France Ain Congress United States Japan Great Britain Dannél Park Tyre Hines Farbelows L. P. Benezet Sis
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