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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
4
Indiana reform school inmate charged with killing. Sheriff Enrle of Evanevide faces case at Interurban Station. Court prepares for trial as prosecutors pursue the defendant John Crawford amid unclear docket details.
Prosecuting attorney Claude V. McBride said on Tuesday the state is ready for trial. Numerous witnesses are expected to testify and the case is not anticipated to be drawn out.
The police court proceedings were held this morning with nine people arraigned. Four defendants faced charges connected to Graham and Chestnut streets and were fined. others listed include Albert Crawford Jester Kelblis Alois Grapp and Goalon Alford. John Thomas Hughes was fined five dollars plus costs for possessing a weapon.
On Tuesday the divorce case of Leona Bottorff versus Birdcell Bottorff of Silver Creek Township was continued in the Circuit Court. The defendant is described as the legless man.
St. Luke's Church Womans Missionary Society grows after a special drive. An all day meeting on Wednesday December 10 starts at 10 a m with luncheon at noon and a reception for new members. The program includes devotions hymns lessons discussions and readings on Americanization and the Jewish role in America.
Miss Parnburn, a History teacher at Departmental Schools, earned a life state teaching certificate for Indiana. She graduated from Central Normal College and Central University.
Miss Gillooly daughter of Casto Gillooly and sister of John F Gillooly of Louisville entered the convent of the Sisters of Mercy on Broadway Louisville. The ceremony drew scores of relatives and friends from the three falls cities and she received the name May John. John F Gillooly Sr. managed the Dream Theatre and served at the Quartermaster's Depot during much of the war.
The recital meeting of the newly formed Rotary Club will be held this evening at the home of Mrs Rose B Allen at Chestnut and Pearl Streets, which has been selected as the regular meeting place of the club.
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