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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
3
The public schools will present an entertainment at the school auditorium on Thursday night December 23. Mrs Harvey Gray has returned from Rutherford New Jersey where she has been since May with her daughter Mrs Nills Swenek and family. County superintendent of schools S B Scott visited the schools here Tuesday.
Miss Julia Geer, ill with pneumonia at the Deaconess Hospital, will be brought to Mrs. John Gienger’s home today. A. A. Swart spent yesterday in Indianapolis. Erasmus Jacobs and two daughters from Seymour visited his parents, the Jordans. Shelby Hancock, traveling salesman, was noted in the update. LeRose Theatre advertises D. W. Griffith’s The World Dancer with Thursday and Friday showings.
A scarred fever epidemic in Silver Creek township led to Pleasant Grove schools closing and church services not held at M E B Church on Sunday. Red Cross Christmas seals are sold by officers and stores to raise funds for tuberculosis. Decorated season items and seals available at Stalker’s Drug Store Red Front store and A G Connors store. Farmers Short Course, Clara county’s first, ended a two and a half day session. Purdue Extension Agricultural Department organized it with Wo A Ostrander R George and Miss Flennigan as instructors. Women learned cold pack canning and dress forms. Course deemed a success with plans for future actions.
Gienger & Co. the Reliable Stare for farming needs sells Taals of Tractor doing the work of three and the celebrated Wallis men with three teams. They claim one third more bushels of corn wheat or oats for farmers.
St Bernard offers lump coal at 9.50 per ton and nut coal at 8.59 per ton with phone contact 1777. Adv. 38 Dec. 6 T. F.
Friday afternoon a legislative council was formed by committees from city and vicinity Parent-Teacher Associations. Mrs. J. H. Warder was named chairman and Mrs. Frank Hay secretary to push educational matters before the state legislature and Congress.
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