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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
1
A lengthy notice describes a community gathering with Mrs. Ate as host, lists attendees including Verona Wade and Mesias, and notes foods such as butter and pastries. It records seating, service details, and a schedule for future events in November coordinated by local officials.
View Pa society notes list misspellings and scattered names like Bates, Carey, Hacie Phelps, Marese, Miss Promian, Mrs Wilking, and Mrs Sais. Entries mention hospital stays, nurse duties, visits from relatives, and illnesses such as diphtheria. Several households on East Chestnut, West Bream Street, and nearby streets are named in a collage of local events and updates.
Local society items report Mrs Holden visiting in Mentonista and Mr Raney assisting at a school event. The piece lists visitors and residents including Miss Kerr in Bloomseton, Mrs Dix on Plast Street, and Mrs MeRonies on Chestnut Street with various travels to Bere Mitpie Street and beyond.
A damaged OCR passage mentions several names and places in a jumbled style. It references a possible event or grouping and hints at a move or change but lacks coherent details or dates.
Readable fragment notes rain and colder conditions in the Ohio Valley. Local weather section signals chilly temperatures and wet periods across the region.
Friday night a university extension session will be organized by city teachers. Indiana University professor R Miller will present on education history and discuss how colleges select colleges and courses for teachers.
Miss Elizabeth Carapten is listed among society notices in Spries Tal and Mise VMierearet Phipps, highlighting social events and connections within the community.
The Parvent Veacher Association of the Chestmat Streep School work on plans to serve Tmulk fund to the children, aiming to improve resources and programs.
Obituary announces the death of Mrs Laura Saar aged forty years, connected with local offices in Lowsville. The notice lists surviving son and grandchildren and mentions funeral details and memorial arrangements.
A fragmentary notice describes pigeons at the Louis Building site vanishing from two upper stories. It notes signs they left behind and traces of crushed wine glass and startled bystanders, with no clear explanation of what happened.
An obituary notice outlines a funeral for Miss Wath ey Moyes and a burial at Worth Roige cemetery. The service capstone is at 2 pm at 397 Graham Street with Reverend ED Woumebloo presiding. Interment follows in Worth Roige cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and places tied to a season schedule. Mentions Coston and Peres Company, Willbershipdale, GAs, and trips to Por and Leaisville. Unclear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tsiie Nisa Reed and a peer battle involving Museutas. Details are unclear due to damaged words. The available readable items hint at a contested event or confrontation but lack concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A summary notes a legal matter connected to Seay Athans and a Londsvilt fare scheme. Authorities probe alleged collusion and fake documents tied to a concerted effort to mislead investors and authorities.
The readable text lists scattered words and abbreviations such as Tye PEP OPP NUT and Pett Uke Piirov petc. It lacks a clear event, person, or place and presents no coherent news detail to summarize.
Word reached in his city of the death of Mrs. Kate Burlingame widow of the late Burlingame of St. Louis. She was once a well known resident and her husband was brother of the late Polk Burlingame. She leaves several sons and other relatives.
The Sinte reposts flat sod ppau ress has been made a fine Taap vest ing of potatoes in the district. In time af ead Indiana production November owns 2,080,000 dashete. This shows a decline against a final yield and compares with prior period.
Finders return to Miss Helen Wail at 421 WL Macket in Reward, Adv, Dee, 1-3-3.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names Rey Mes J.P and others in a dispute or debate. Mentions Puresdas wespiae New lanes Vo Sinclair and Milter of Sullivan. Also references Cross and Athan with vague association to a political or community matter.
The ad copy promotes shopping during a supposed sale with phrases about enjoying pleasures and bargains while stores are reportedly closed. It hints at a manipulated al benian offer and urges readers to shop.
Warren Weber has been appointed ticket agent of the Ninth Street depot at the Pennsylvanias in DetYersonville.
A small blue pocketbook is lost between Sparks Deg Goody Store and St Augustine’s School. It contains $7.00. Reward offered upon return to 220 Missouri Ave or contact 482 Adv. Dee. 1.
A new time card will go into effect via the Charlestown Division of the Louisville and Northern Railway Lighting Company. Two afternoon runs are affirmed with a schedule showing a car arriving after Pepsonville around 4 07 o’clock and reaching its destination about 5 27. Another service departs Melork at 3 47.
The article invites all societies and lodges to join a coming week on a vital education theme at Bible Classes and Sunday schools. Parent Teachers groups will help organize events with guest speakers to discuss the subject. The public is urged to visit public schools to see the educational system in action, with pupil work on display Thursday and Friday at the High School.
Harald and Howard Jonson visit Ohio Avenue area in Urbana Ohio as they tour local lave sites and nearby residences.
The Clark Circuit Court order in case 12 505 directs a public auction of the southwest quarter of Section 30, Township 2 North Range 10 East Clark County Tudiana. Sale on December 40, 1921 at 2 PM with terms: one third cash, balance in two notes 6 percent interest, term up to six and twelve months. Possession from March 1, 1922.
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