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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
1
The district court set bail for Lincull Lourt George Farner charged with theft from a retailer, while Ravincond seeks a divorce from John F. Reymond. The records show a judge granted a separate case, with details garbled but indicating ongoing legal actions and defense by Pas. The proceedings reflect a busy pretrial calendar and multiple cases centered on property and domestic disputes.
An old local notice notes boats on a western lake with a town name Ham- Westerdax and references a person Jon Sela, mentioning Tow ery bla feet Campelh in a fragmentary transportation context.
Fragmentary OCR describes a deed filed with the recorder involving Andrew Pores and heirs, with references to property vested and parties including a plan or docket. Details are unclear but indicate a recorded property transfer or vested title.
The Citizens Trust Company launches its Sixth Annual Christmas Savings Fund starting Monday December 18 with enrollment forecast to be the largest yet. Adv.
The page describes ads and suggestions for Christmas promotions, noting readers want ideas for gifts and promotions. It mentions the Star Twelve Pages issue, Christmastime advertising strategies, and the need to attract readers with appealing offers despite cluttered ads.
The reads show a July or January pardon board session with names and sentences for crimes including forgery and petit larceny. Officials discuss clemency for a list of prisoners from counties such as Blackford and Rush, with dates in 1826 and notes on years of imprisonment.
Classified notice seeking cheap used dining room furniture including a dresser and chairs. Address X.Y. Z. this office. Dated 31. FOR SALE Big Bargain Thames Upright Piano in Perfect Condition with very low price for quick sale. Call 1072 or visit 5 Pearl Street. Ady.
Cheyenne police believe the H-3 helicopter crash was caused by disabled engines, according to officers. Investigation details and official findings were not disclosed.
A serviceman stationed in the Philippine Islands has returned to Jeffersonville and will work with the Government Depot there. He and his wife, in poor health amid the Philippine climate, will reside at St Pauls rectory with Rev. Arthur W. Brooks. Louis Nathan was transferred to the local depot from Chicago.
Clinton Bower filed suit in the Circuit Court against Miner va Bower his wife since October 1915 living together until January 1916. He accuses her of unbecoming conduct repeatedly kissing other men and she says she will kiss other men whenever she pleases. The couple reside in Washington township.
Mrs Abbot of Pearl Street spent two years trying to sell a stove with the Star busy little want ads costing 25 cents. The stove found a buyer. Ed Groher of Midway sells poultry and sought direct consumer reach via the Star and planned another week of ads after a phone message. The piece ends noting the ongoing proposition for the people and the newspaper's role.
Fragmentary 19th century notes discuss Amos Burtt and state legislators, naming Marion Garth and Joseph Warder as officials with terms expiring or pending appointments. References to county commissioners, treasurer, and other county offices indicate a widespread reshuffle at the start of the year.
The notice declares a close season for all game except duck and other waterfowl from that day until the first of April. Violators face heavy penalties for rule violations as officials warn of the recent heavy snow.
The Scottsburg high basketball team will travel to Scoutsburg tonight to play the district rival at that venue.
Rail service disrupted as all trains delayed by heavy snow. The Chicago to destination service arrived about 45 minutes late, with morning schedules unsettled and arrivals from the north pushed back beyond expected times.
Magistrate Thomas Casward yesterday officiated the marriage of Miss Ruby Stirieker and Lasgrege King, both of Washington township. The couple reside in Detker Sonville and were accompanied by relatives. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dalward Smith, prominent residents of the township.
The last institutes for current searchers will be held in Silver Creek and Utica townships tomorrow with sessions in Carr and Bone townships. White first institutes in Sty will be held January 6 in several townships.
The court notes Shere Welliam Long remains in poor condition delaying proceedings. Bail remains with Capt. W T Patterson of the circuit court who has been in attendance for several days, continuing at about the same point.
A fragmented report describes a heavy period of snow and cold with drifting winds and widespread travel disruption. Mentions of forecasts, local weather crews, and the impact on daily life imply severe winter conditions affecting communities.
An OCR fragment outlines a savings punch offer from Gees Peest Company. It mentions money incentives and a Parkey giveaway with purchase, and lists items such as shoes neckties shirts and underwear. The text is garbled but indicates a membership and promotional raffle tied to purchases.
An invitation announces a cooking demonstration in aluminum ware at Lindley’s Hardware Store in Jeffersonville. The event runs Thursday Friday and Saturday with advance dates listed as 13 14 15.
The Dream offers a strong program with two vaudeville acts plus seven reels of pictures. One vaudeville act features a musician and a whistling performer. A Saturday afternoon matinee for children is planned with special pictures for kids.
A wedding occurred for Seana Attorae Ywers Crefhersville and Catherine ML Cox at Grothe Virginia with the Rev. B. Rhe officiating. The ceremony followed by a reception in Toamiseville and plans mentioned for a future home in Ciear Tome.
The Apollo Club held a last night practice as they near form for the January 5 season opener against the Baptist Theological Seminary of Louisville.
John P. Graninger was the lowest bidder among several for the macadam improvement of the Flor d road and Grassbrool road in New Albany township Floyd County. The Board of County Commissioners considered the bids.
A boy, reportedly age 11, was picked up in Lebanon Kentucky and later returned home. Local authorities and families coordinated to ensure his safe return.
A special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will be held next week to consider a contract for books blanks and stationery for the year 1417. The contract was due ten days ago.
With each purchase customers receive a Christmas Savings Bank offer at BEN DOOLITTLE'S DRUG STORE. Adv.
On Edward Pack wood’s farm near Borden a rare natural curiosity unites an ash and a white oak at ground level forming a single trunk for twenty feet. Above six feet the trees separate with the ash bearing acorns on its top and the oak sporting leaves resembling an achecle.
A Chautauqua Association of fifteen members from New Albany and Jeffersonville announced the annual assembly at Glenwood Park from July 24 to 29.
A social column lists Mrs. Tiadl hosting parties at West Markel while Mrs. Peel welcomes guests from Chicago and Louisville. Mrs. Masiyer and Mrs. Peel are sisters in law, with several visits planned. Notables include Miss Frances Culp visiting Mrs. G G and Lillie Holmes improving from illness. Abraham Saunders plans a city visit, and a trip to California for relatives is noted.
Public notice asks if advertising pays. A Star classified item highlights a stove sale at 25 cents for a year in busy title ads. Ed Groher of Midway rents space and contemplates extending the ad another week. The message stresses the persistent appeal of classified listings.
The fragmentary text appears to be an apparent ad request or garbled slogan urging merchants to respond. It mentions a promotional tie and the word star, implying a sales pitch or display prompt without clear event details or dates.
A faded OCR fragment hints at a holiday savings drive by a local organization. It mentions Christmas, the crowd, and financial in the holiday period, with emphasis on readiness and monetary support during need.
The forecast calls for tonight and Saturday with mild winds and a high around 5 to 9 degrees. Temperatures will rise slightly into the warmer range by day with no precipitation expected.
An advertisement in the Star urges readers to become members of the Citizens Trust Company Christmas Savings Fund. The message emphasizes now as the time to join and to tell merchants they read the ad while promoting holiday expenses and savings.
Fragmented OCR depicts early 20th century dispatches about Washington diplomacy, American representatives, and European powers negotiating peace terms. References to ministers, ambassadors, and potential formal communications hint at fragile progress toward ending hostilities.
Partial OCR text outlines a local public notice or brief item mentioning a place around Fass Road and a money matter. It references names and dates but lacks clear context or complete actions. Readers should locate the full notice for precise details and deadlines.
Classified note offers a Singer sewing machine for sale with payment terms by cash or time. Contact at 419 Spring Street for more details and availability.
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