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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
1
The text reports church notices with details about roles and upcoming services. Miss Erian Bochererser is named to lead duties, and the pastor will preach at a specified time. Additional notes mention service arrangements and activities by the churches.
A garbled sequence of names roles and statements mentions a pastor David Winter Sunilay Sedma and others in a community gathering. It references an evening phase and a meeting with various participants and topics, though the details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads a church notice about worship services and a desisting from work on a Sunday with references to Phe Shops and preaching. The readable text is garbled and includes phrases about pipe fire and a Sunday event, but details are unclear.
The readable text appears as garbled lines mentioning an episcopal church and names but lacks coherent context or events. It reads like a damaged OCR fragment with unclear references and no definite actions or outcomes.
The text appears garbled with unclear names and places. No coherent events or facts are readable to summarize for a newspaper card.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local item with names and places partially readable. It mentions a person or event in a Cape area and a possible public notice context. Limited readability prevents full reconstruction but indicates a regional reference and a listed local party.
Fragmentary OCR passage lists multiple personal names and initials, including Moyet Methidis Wehner Moyet, Margaret Reiser, Mae, Keston, and Pagel. No clear event, date, or location established within the readable excerpts.
Fragmentary text mentions Klub Kalander and Miss firepieads with unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations present to define a coherent news item.
Obituary notices honor Robert G. Cettelier and other locals, mentioning their ties to the community, religious affiliations, and service. The piece notes dates, places, and initials with emphasis on civic engagement and regional impact alongside references to local institutions and events. The text reflects a mid‑century newspaper obituary style with multiple names and affiliations.
A regional company led by Valipes paused its ADS project after a formal inquiry. Officials indicated no work would resume until the review concludes, affecting partners and upcoming milestones.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a practice cast by Hal and a person named Hadi in a fatal context. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or entities fully identified.
A damaged page fragment lists scattered names and places with no clear event or outcome. The legible items include partial surnames and a few location references, but no dates, actions, or authoritative text to define the notice.
A pre meeting has been postponed to Saturday week and will be held at the Troy as Wiss Ada Man Yates at Gita Palls.
A fragment notes an event titled Unpeineet Prospood with an American lens theme. It mentions folds electric items and plans for Monday night activity. The text lacks clear persons or organizations.
Fragmentary OCR reports a court filing involving Civadee Purdy with mentions of fees and sentencing in aPaties Court. Details are unclear but reference a hearing and costs.
The article lists newly elected officers for the Padivan Sisters chapter led by Manager Miss Ovedina Blanche and Trustee Mrs. Neth Thanefes Prustee. Named roles include President Miss Phavidson, Vice President Mes. Pore pity debbie, and Director of the Cedars Mes. Vibter.
A noisy school debate on disarmament fills Pearl Street with students and staff from Clave Stare det Giowerry. Speakers cover threats, responses, and global efforts while attendees debate policy and priorities amid a busy civic setting.
Untimely notice details the death of Mas Warner, noting a Warren state residence and a period of illness. The fragmentary text mentions a service and memorial context with references to local officials and a widow.
A person died on Millep Ave and was taken to Bedford Tod for burial. The morning arrival followed the incident on the street, with Howard Pack identified in the report.
A garbled OCR text scene references a Gentenarians family and a historical event. It mentions a father figure, a trade or tradition, and possible acts of devotion or loss. The readable fragments point to a social or genealogical record with unclear specifics and many erased details.
Members of the Knights of Pythias hold an election for officers and leadership roles. The event featured gatherings with ritual entries, toasts, and recognitions of members and volunteers.
An unclear report notes Miss Meaveuvel Sotie attending a function with mentions of Maisie and Dehohibud pedpesdp tenis. The text is garbled and includes disjoint references to a ceremony and attendees without clear outcomes.
Interested residents can join a class on parliamentary procedure with focus on the first lesson already delivered. The course will be held at Louisville area locations as speakers cover basic rules and conduct.
A note reports more than 3060 Redd Socks Giness units in circulation. Details on origin, date, and authorities are unclear in the fragment.
Readable fragments outline a community meeting with participants and scattered remarks. Several names or roles appear in garbled form, indicating a draft transcript or notes rather than a coherent report.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a Vegi eatery and a court outcome. It mentions Wall Street, a bank, and a sentence by juvenile court authorities. It references a sum over 200 pounds and a heist-like event.
A long column lists community events and notices. It mentions Miss Lucy Vievis and Miss Iva Snub in social entries, Dr. Henry Noditeer and Marie visiting Middway Avenue, and Miss Pereine Poindexter attending Grand Council events. Mentions travel to Indianapolis and Tidignapeadis with various social engagements and speeches planned.
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