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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
8
Reports indicate a missing individual was last seen near Groban’s Home after an incident at Sed tates Fa fotey. Authorities request tips as search teams comb the area and prepare to apply advisories.
An ad invites readers to join the Kristmas Savings Fund by Citizens Frast Co to accumulate a neat sum over the year for Christmas expenses. The notice urges careful saving and regular contributions.
Reports from a Kentucky contest preview a Saturday game as Busse Gall team and the Tieh School prepare for a forthcoming match against Albany Hirsh school Pref. Wor Groat, principal of the Toor Wish School, leads preparations.
Mrs. G Somers of Chicago and Mrs. John Seldeuter head to Chicago and Davenport with trips to St. Louis. Libbie Myers plans a Chicago visit then Toronto stay with Mr. and Mrs. Tews Fritch. Susie Spicer returns from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Pearcey visit in Bismarck, South Dakota.
Citizens Trust Company offers a holiday savings program for members to enroll now before it closes. Act at once to secure funds and benefits through the Savings Fund.
Reward offered to finder. Call Phone 645. Lost item located between East Seventh Street and Port Fulton School.
With each purchase customers receive a Christmas Savings Bank at BEN DOOLITTLE'S DRUG STORE. Advent promotion highlights savings and Christmas incentive for shoppers.
Readied display features latest hat and cap styles with quality materials. Hats range from two dollars to eighty three fifty, caps from twenty eight cents to a dollar and a half.
Our underwear department lists single garments from 50 cents to 1.50 and Union Suits from 1.00 to 3.00, featuring top makes from leading mills through the store.
James Claris faced a petit larceny charge after an indictment returned in Port Bitten. He withdrew not guilty and pleaded guilty before Judge James W. Forbine, receiving one to eight years in the Michigan City State Prison and a $10 fine plus costs. Read articles included a bed spread sheet shirt and underwear valued at nineteen dollars.
James Dry, a driver for M A Conroy, feed merchant, was arrested on a charge of intoxication and petite larceny as alleged by officials. The incident involves suspected theft tied to his role with the company and is under police investigation.
The case was continued until the 18th while an investigation is started into alleged actions of collecting money for goods delivered and not reporting. Salle Bryant, an elderly offender, appeared in police court on provoke charges and has been ordered to leave the city.
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