Grand Jury Visits Jail and Plans County Infirmary Tour
The circuit court grand jury visited the county jail Thursday afternoon as part of its session. Officials planned to make visits to Charlestown infirmary and adjourn by March.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
4
The circuit court grand jury visited the county jail Thursday afternoon as part of its session. Officials planned to make visits to Charlestown infirmary and adjourn by March.
Readable fragments report two violators transferred to the Indiana Reformatory. Ray Netton, paroled from Vigo county, March 1915, faces new sentence for opane lareeny. Arthur Aber from Daviess county, petit larceny, peers probation, August 4. Chuces Uabdl convicted of arson, twenty one year term. George Seagies arrives under consent for fourteen years.
Vegetae of Officers Was held by Chris Ledge. Brotherhood of firefighter and fngte nea ame thes are as follows: An desen ta Niven, presidents OE. Nerthalm, recording secretary, August Jonnivet. Bailey, . A. Penning toe. trustees: Gworse H. Smith, leg reapeeentativer Lewis Died- That wRSE. eh Pade Ge te Uh TEZeP.
Fragmentary OCR text references Capt Patterson, bailiff of the Char Area, and others in a dated notice. The readable parts indicate a local official role with names and positions, suggesting a government or court related post.
The fragment presents a faded note about a Rexall page and a local store context. Names and places are unclear, but the text hints at a retail or product reference involving a Rexall establishment and a personal or place name fragment.
The December meeting of Ann Rogers Clark Chapter in the NOR region will be held next Tuesday afternoon. The committee tasked with examining a Jeffersonville hospital project will present its report at that time.
Fred Airs reports wife of a well known painter from Meehan Street will return to Norton Infiaware Bearsville for further treatment. She underwent an operation a year ago for the same illness and friends express sympathy for the family as they await news.
The Tlascern Shur center braves its annual officer election this evening at their lodge rooms on Spring and Maple streets. Many members are expected to attend.
A dust proof wooden box for engraved work and visiting cards is shown with a hinged cover and patent clasps. Engraved cards make an ideal Christmas gift for a girl or boy, with samples and prices available on request. We overprint any Xmas Card from your plate.
Funeral services for the late William Walls were held this afternoon. He died Wednesday night at the home of his daughter Mrs. William Nester on Thirteenth Street.
The High School will host three women’s games this Saturday with the school team facing Se rance, plus two girls games. Arrangements are made to accommodate a large crowd.
Relatives say Mrs. M. T. Holhowel and three sons along with Mrs Philip Sutton of Howard Park will come home next Monday after two weeks in Indianapolis receiving the hydrophobia preventive treatment. All have shown satisfactory improvement.
Timothy Nicholson national authority on prison reform and charity measures replies to Governor Ralston at the Conference of Charities and Correction in Richmond Indiana 1915. The message arrives from the State prison press and does not directly challenge the governor.
The article argues Governor Ralston's case for a central board to control state institutions is not conclusive. Nicholson contends such a board cannot match the personal attention provided by individual boards in Indianapolis. The reply notes any savings from centralized management would be offset by reduced efficiency of the institutions.
Modern house for rent with six rooms and bath located at 1235 E Front Street. Contact Ed Jackson at 123 E Front for details.
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