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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
1
An obituary recounts the deaths of Daniel Austin and his wife Mrs Thaniel Austin in a Forelandon incident. It notes Daniel’s fatal fall, the mournful procession, and the couple’s long service to family and friends. The piece honors their charitable acts and laments the community loss.
Adares pew attended the Slane Darder Society of Wailshed Church for a Christmas Eve meeting at Miss Ada Beans home on Desciast Street. Miss Maesaret Laude led prayers and devotion. Santa Claus, portrayed by Miss Macuret Lander, distributed gifts as the children laughed and cried with delight. A Christmas tree, paper balls, and refreshments completed a joyful evening.
The WLFL Missionary Society meeting at Wall Street church was hosted by Mrs. William EF Morris. Mrs. Law refiee Zirmer led the program with carols, scripture readings, prayers, and a lesson on China. A social hour followed with refreshments.
The Howard Park Parent-Teacher Association held Fathers Night with a program that was disrupted when lights failed, leaving damplight during the opening prayers and recitations by Howery Welker William Werning and others, followed by a Tots Night address by Misses Fay Wenniir and Fay Waisner and a social hour with refreshments.
In a crowded Masonic Hall a large group of men and lodge members witnessed the initiation of fasc candidates. About thirty five Lodge of Lucis Ville members and an equal number of Pennsylvania railroad men attended to see Walter Routh pass the degree. George Siegel and Walter Routh received gifts in honor of the occasion. Refreshments followed as the lodge adjourned near midnight.
Fragmented text outlines formation of new committees for the city council with members listed and areas to oversee subsidies and neighborhood programs. Names include Charles Bo Cabo George Claggrdh Nathan Spats and Samuel Davis among others, with supervision and committee roles hinted at despite OCR errors.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the church met yesterday afternoon. Public support is thanked for Park Lodge and Batthday sales. Several candidates in the BLA degree are mentioned with a planned sweep at Panperaaripe. Knights of Columbus will initiate new members next Sunday. Christmas dress and church events noted. Obituary-like lines list William Rauth Sr and others with arrival dates and ages. Applications for revised summons reopen on April 7 for Calestine l.spir, facstrape Geert and Alat.
Dan Newell of Batkaria visited the city and met locals at the Maple Street ice plant and the American Ice Cream Factory. He spoke with residents to address improvements and was seen shaking hands with supporters before catching a train with Captain Antz.
Dense society notes recount visits and family events from Wnox, Ohio to Memphis and West Maple Street. Names include Mrs Elizabeth Abbott, Mrs Clyde Hoover, Mrs Felix Starke, and Miss Evelyn Codeta. travels mention trips to Florida and Wisconsin. The column notes holidays, hospital stays at WLW Hospitablendianapol and upcoming family arrangements near Memphis and Penn.
Weather notes indicate precipitation expected with potential snow or rain. Forecasters warn of changing conditions and chilly temperatures across regions.
A fragmented report references Andrew Varble on Spring Street and Mrs Willian Motree who underwent operations at Ga Biward Hospital. The text appears corrupted with missing words but notes ongoing medical care and recovery following procedures.
The Falls City Veterans Association gathered at Capetise headquarters with Civil and World War veterans invited. AL BK. Clege plans to address the gathering while Jobin Whitlow participates in a parade role. Refreshments were noted.
The troop elected officers for next year at a meeting in the basement hall of Barkecy Concede. John Hewn is president Hawes Dbciriell secretary John sehing treasurer Clarence Bar regi custodian. Paul Lampin bugler Herman Richter color bearer Ellis Vertyverschee leader. Ed Zimmer supervises future activities as membership applications roll in. A basketball tryout is planned next Saturday in Kwasind Hall at the Chestnut and Spring Streets corner.
The Boat of Works met last night to discuss a proposed sewerage project affecting Indiana and Ohio Avenues, Market and First Streets. The panel took the matter under consideration for further study and potential action.
Local records list Goreapdes al bras and state charities with items for jail supplies and salaries. It notes a bond issue for John W Stewart Road and Thomas W Stricker Highway, contracts totaling 24 995 and 22 987 dollars, and a naturalization date for Emil Schaffer Sr a 60 year old baker at 939 East Maple Street.
Senor Brishin of Barranquilla Colombia tours ports with Captains J K Howard and Clyde Howard. He notes oil fields near the Magdalena River and potential coffee and timber exports. He plans to travel to Pittsburgh and the East after leaving for Barranquilla.
Bert Weedon traffic manager of the Interstate Service Company Indianapolis states the company has petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to set fares between Jeffersonville and Louisville and New Albany to Louisville. The proposal includes ten cent single fares and twelve ticket books with 1080 cents total. Fares would apply via the Daisy Division bridge and Big Our Bridge. The plan will take effect after five days notice.
Thirteen shoe repair shops operated in the city yesterday but today one fewer remains. Wilson & Arnold have moved their business from 342 Spring Street to Louisville.
The priestly program for Revelation Week at Rose Hill is announced. It lists speakers and activities with names such as Joseph Reed and Hardin Miivhedi Relvin Geniaster, inviting parents and those interested in education to attend.
The article notes a broad rush to banks during Christmas season with many customers resuming savings or bringing friends to start saving for the coming year amid the flared fishes report.
Armed service personnel discharged from the Quartermasters Depot without funds must report Saturday evening to the region Post headquarters at Spring and Market Streets. The Service Committee, led by Hussell Kehoe Willan Mellett and Chartes Hunt, will oversee.
Horeh Chapter plans an event this evening in Ro Av degree work. The notice notes a gathering with focus on scheduled activities and community participation.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Society of Park Church met at Mrs. CN Jacobs home on Park Place. Devotions were led by Mrs Gavhe and Mrs David LaLDuke gave the second season in the Abe cedary. Mrs Perin Myers was appointed chair of the program committee.
The Adelphians met Monday afternoon at Mrs Henry Coleman’s Ohio Avenue home. Sowing was the focus and refreshments were served. Members present included Mrs Albert Kellar, Mrs Ernest Buckley, Mrs Frank Mahaffy, Mrs Otto Kellar, Mrs Arnold Clegs, and Mrs Henry Coleman. Dues were collected for the year and earmarked to fund baskets and toys for the needy at Christmas.
The Fire Engine House and the Police Station are receiving coats of paint, signaling ongoing maintenance work to refresh the civic buildings. The work aims to improve appearance and protect structures.
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