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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1921

Page

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Wall Street Church Ladies Aid Postpones Meetings Until January

The Ladies' Aid Society of Wall Street Church will not meet until January 5. The public sale will close December 22 for holidays and resume after New Year. Vigil and First Baptist Church meetings attract strong attendance and interest. The Nid Society of the Minmnanuel Baptist Church held a Friday lunch at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Bere Mechanic Street.

Ladies’ Aid Society of Wall Street Church First Baptist Church Nid Society of the Minmnanuel Baptist Church Herbert Bere Mechanic Street

Pleasant events at Mine hosting club on Front Street

Walter Thorsey hosted a social evening at her rock club on Front Street. The gathering featured entertainment and a dainty plate, with Wasshelif noted among attendees.

Walter Thorsey

Entertain Sewing Club In Riverside Neighborhood

Mrs. Ron Lindien hosted a sewing club gathering on West Riverside in the afternoon. Attendees included Edgar Poindexter Wilight Hinds Claude Poaghies and Susie Laurie among others. A social hour followed the sewing activity with refreshments served.

Ron Lindien Jrer

Sewing Club Social Noted at Riverside Event

Evans entertained for civil Monday afternoon at Riverside. Refreshments were served and the social tone was promoted. Attendees included Meshimes, Fl Howard, Negos Vares, Middleswartz, Gl M. Dinesotoef, John Bailey, Snacken Bere Woop, Walter Dorsey, and Paehivs.

Evans Coon Fast Riverside Meshimes Fames Fl Howard Negos “Vares Middleswartz Gl M. Dinesotoef John Bailey Snackenbere Woop Walter Dorsey Donsept

Pythian Sisters Hold Meeting Despite Disruptions

Fragmentary OCR notes show the Pythian Sisters debating positions and adjournment after a disrupted meeting in December. Attendance and venue details are unclear in the garbled text.

Frank Ginsons Civil War Veteran Buried at National Cemetery

Frank Ginsons, a Civil War veteran, was cremated and buried at the National Cemetery after funeral rites at Cementville. The service honored his life with burial and remembrance in the veteran’s section.

Frank Ginsons Wolf de

Court notes and filings cover damages and divorces in local docket

Court notes show Nellie Sparks suing for 81500 alleging a White Way cable tripped her on the sidewalk. Nora Dixon seeks a divorce from Everett Dison amid cruelty claims. Judge James W Fortune heard the divorce case of Trewin Seiede against Mabell Seiede. Seigle case filed July 21 features several women witnesses. David S Fisher and Wale of Borden seek adoption of Freda McNeil, ward of Terre Haute Children’s Guardians. Alvin Malone and Mrs Matoane file deed transfer involving Mrs Mary Phillips at Chestnut and Penn streets. Catherine Perry sues Leroy Perry with wartime support order and attorney fees. Jonas Howard, commissioner, reports final distributions totaling 168716 to heirs of George Kuntz.

Nellie Sparks Nora Dixon Everett Dison James W. Fortune Imler Trewin S.seiede Mabell. Seigle Piaintif Seighe Corte Fan David OS. Fisher Wale Borden Freda McNeil Terre Hiante Bisheeres Alvin Malone Matoane Iwo Reedel Mary the Phillips Chestaurt Penm Streets RLCCQ Catherine Perry Leroy Perry Plantup Jonas €. Howard George Kuntz

Mews Bible Class Social at Wall Street Church

The Mews Bible class at Wall Street Church held its regular meeting on Thursday night. An impromptu program followed and the affair turned into a social with games and entertainment. A crowd attended, enjoying refreshments and staying until late, with a lively atmosphere throughout.

Wall Street Church

Personal and Society News Roundup From Port Production Area

Local society items list numerous visits and visits by families in Port Production area. Mrs. William Woodeheart resigns as migtror of Holf Wasenie Home. Friedle McCarty named temporary. Mrs. Wied designs at Heeesspoor. Albert Kellar of Wall Street noted as Vice Gindld. Miss Flotse Weber to host S. fo. Club. Mrs. Maude McCune heads to Indiana to visit daughter. Mrs. A J Carlisle plans to Blothton. Mrs. May Davis returns from Chreinmady for holidays with relatives.

Migtror Friedle McCarty Mre Heeesspoor Abe May Davis Chreinmady Woodside Pennessee Aqna Lawes Pount Hens Leavis Pearyp Street

Fort Rene guest detours toward New Washington hills

Cal. Frank S. Armetvens of Fort Rene is a guest of Capt. J B Howard and Mes Howard and Capt. Amos Pyree. They are heading to the hills near New Washington and are expected home this evening.

Cal Frank S. Armetvens Fort Rene J.B. Howard Mes. Howard Amos ‘Pyree New Washington

Cory Don Teachers Visit High School

A group of Cory don teachers toured the local high school yesterday and expressed surprise and delight at the quality of work observed.

Corydon

Ladies' Bible Class Holds Park Place Meeting

The Ladies' Bible Class of Park Church met for their regular monthly business session Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Frank Gibson on Park Place.

Ladies’ Bible Park Church Frank Gibson Park Place

Remarkable Exhibits At HGH High School Show Students Work

Exhibits display diverse student work from seeds and plant drawings to physics demonstrations. The domestic science and sewing classes feature useful handmade items. some pieces for sale, others shown for appreciation. The Star notes the strong effort and variety drawing public attention.

Trantel

Patriarchs Excelsior Encampment Initiates Members

Excelsior Encampment conducted a ceremonial initiation last night with several candidates. The event highlighted the work of an elegant Hasenpret who served members during the gathering.

Excelsior

Meeting at Post Headquarters Invites Capehart Post Members

A meeting will be held at the Post Headquarters by members of Cape Hart Post. Ex servicemen are invited to attend and present.

Capehart ALJ Be

Deputies link multiple suspects to midwest bank theft

In Tippecanoe County a string of arrests ties Walter Russell and others to the Beech Grove State Bank robbery. Charges include aiding and abetting, with more than 22 000 in cash and securities stolen. Details describe the getaway car, transfers between vehicles, and suspects facing trial.

Moss Robert Thomas Meilinley Porier Hander Clothadiniitepodis Pole Doe Gairee Shedaime Frank T. Chacdner Indie Gent Fee Beech Grave State Bank McKinney Anlj Bend Oon Shaw Cochline Hawk Gardner le Sal

Tomorrow at the Churches Service and Community Meeting

A church gathering schedule lists Sunday worship and sermon led by the pastor at Plessenwni. Epworth Leaguers present will discuss and hear a guest address by Miss Branes Torhineser. Evening devotionals, social time, and youth activities follow with planned speeches and services.

Siene Epworth Lesauers Wisnal Addrress Miss Branes Torhineser Sestrour Psisteeet Bax Faneh

First Presbyterian Church Notice Summary

Vague OCR text from a church notice includes scattered phrases about an event or service. Mentions First Presbyterian Church and related names or roles, with unreadable portions and dates. No clear actions, deadlines, or locations are determined from the readable lines.

St Lores Reform Church Pastor Leads Service Notes

St Lores Reform Church under Pastor Devig A Winter hosts a Sunday service with parishioners and guest speakers. The notice mentions church affiliates, a worship schedule, and community announcements despite garbled text.

ST. Lores Reformed Church Devig A. Winter

REPE STUDENTS. Villans Nese Loving Will Never Pre Ow

Sunday morning in Doriswille a report details an incident involving students and local authorities. The fragment mentions a group tied to a disorderly event at a site called Mordue and references the Dierratopad bleble Sthoedente.

Villans Doriswille

Fragmentary OCR notes on a biblical set and names

Miscellaneous OCR snippet mentions a Bible set and various unclear names and terms. No coherent event or person details are readable to form a full news item. The fragmentary text provides no verifiable actions, dates, or places.

Fragmented OCR Note on Church Services and Wall Street Stipend

The readable fragments reference a church service, a wall dial, and a Wall Street stipend labeled Sy40. The note mentions exequney and Pheliorawdip services, with unclear names and dates. Further context is unavailable due to garbled OCR.

Tex Bes

Legislature Reform Bill Sparks Assembly Urgency

The governor’s message signals a reform package authority over state labor and prison provisions. The measure outlines advisory boards, site relocations, and emergency takings while urging the assembly to focus solely on refining the perception law.

Fhe Towpitas Insti Peatiot

Social Evening At Port Bul Tow Miss Yates Hosts Club

Miss Crystal Youneblood entertained the club at Port Bul Tow with sewing and refreshments ending at 0:30. Attendees included Maxine Divehren, Norma Ruby, Jean Craig, Edna Scatt, Lilian Davis, Dorothy Howard, Mary Yates and Marona Hutt along with several young men. Mary Yates to host next Monday. Miss Trene Parker to host Wednesday.

Crystal Youneblood Mises Maxine Norma Ruby Jean Craig Edna Scatt Lilian Davis Dorothy Howard Mary Yates Marona Hutt Tarry Routh Richard Robinson Bruce Collins James Baker Dack Marvin Goodman Herbert Scatt Fo Club Trene Parker

Fragmentary OCR note on session reform and interrogation

A garbled OCR snippet discusses a session about reform and the difficulty of distinguishing between people and voices. It mentions individuals and an ongoing debate over procedures and accountability, with unclear names and dates.

CLASS VISITS BIG BUSINESS FROM HIGH SCHOOL

A High School Commercial Geography class visited the Louisville Provision Company Thursday afternoon. Guided by teacher Ro Sage, students toured the plant and heard managers explain the reach and effects of large business operations. The group found the visit enlightening and plans for similar excursions.

Louisville Ro Sage Lucy Pag Carvie Mears Wople Sage

Contractor Thomas O'Neal Recovers After Serious Health Incident

Contractor Thomas O'Neal, previously gravely ill with a double pneumonia, shows improvement and can stand briefly after medical care yesterday, marking a cautious step toward recovery.

Thomas O'Neal

Walter VeGulloch Ill at Home in Mentrose

Walter VeGulloch is reported ill at his residence in Mentrose. Neighbors note he remains under care and has limited activity at home.

Walter VeGulloch Mentrose

Houser Game Fails to Name Clear Election Winners

Fragmentary OCR notes list various positions and names, including a venerable consul and a worthy adviser, with unclear associations and several garbled terms. Key figures appear as Chevis, Merene Slides, Gessain bankert Benson R. Veusex, and Charles Williams, but roles and results remain obscured. The text resembles a ceremonial listing or local fraternal ritual rather than a formal election record.

Hoester Woodtjen Ameren Tas Chevis Merene Gessain Bankert

Auxiliary Trold An Interesting Meeting

The Warrens Foreign Missionary Society of New Chapel VOOR held a Wednesday gathering with Rev o and Mrs Speedy at Thiedp peacsonige. The Christmas offering was taken and gifts were distributed via a Christmas tree. Between 30 and 35 members attended along with several guests including Mrs Hester of Charles Town and others from Tadwell, Louisville, and more.

Warrens Foreign Missionary Society New Chapel Voor Chored Revo Speedy Thiedp Charles Hester Charlestown John Lentz Mabel Katherine Gooedhwim Lytle Tadwell Ind Duechure Louisville

Notice of Sale of Charlestown School Bonds

Trustee Charles Reich Jr announces sale of Charlestown Township Clark County Indiana bonds on January 2, 1922 at 1 PM for 12 000 dollars. Bonds denomination 500 each, term 1.5 to 13 years, interest six percent payable semi annually. Payments start July 1, 1923 and January 1, 1924. Witnessed December 8 1921. Ad runs December 10 17 24.

Charlestown Township Clark County Indiana Ofice of Saing Charlestown Jess Pat Thiana

Calvin W Prather Hall Reopened by Indiana Masons

The Calvin W Prather Lodge building in Indianapolis was formally reinaugurated and dedicated with a ceremony led by Omar Shirtl of Rochester as grand master. Calvin Prather, a dark County native, and other lodge officials are noted for their long service and local prominence.

Cabion W Lars Ang Randelph Aanenster

Notice to bid on chemical toilet system for Charlestown school

On January 2, 1922 at 2 pm the Trustee and Advisory Board of Charlestown Township Clark County Indiana will receive and open bids for a chemical toilet system for a one story and basement school building at Osco Indiana. Bids must be written andTa reserve the right to reject all bids.

Charlestown Clark County Indiana Ousco Charles Reich Teestee Charlestowon Township EK. B. Bentley Jacob Fischer John Carre

Weather Forecast Predicts Colder Sunday Conditions

The weather outlook calls for colder air on Sunday across the region. Temperatures are expected to drop with possible wind chills and light precipitation in certain areas.

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