Staff soldier Sergia McConnell returns from occupation duty
Stafford McConnell of the Motor Transport Corps arrives home on a sixty day leave from Germany where he served with the American Army of Occupation. He notes good pay abroad yet hard conditions and that Germans generally respect American soldiers. Also mentioned are visiting relatives Mrs. Joshua England and Mrs. Josephine Kincaid, plus illnesses of Mrs. Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergia
Stafford McConnell
Motor Transport Corps
Germany
Indiana sisters and guests visit regional families
Mrs. Anna Warner of North Manchester and Mrs. Lee Fruit of Claypool visit relatives, with Warner spending the winter locally. Mrs. Pruitt plans to return home after holidays. Mise F Elizahbeh Sehneck visits Milwaukee, then plans to stay with Mrs. William Seibert before continuing to Huntingburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Warner
North Manchester
Indiana
Lee Fruit
Claypool
E. B. Jacobs
Warner
Pruitt
Mise
Elizahbeh Sehneck
Milwaukee
William Seibert
Huntingburg
Notice to Road Contractors for W. W. Smith Road Project
Clark County Indiana invites sealed proposals for 1.38 miles of grading draining and paving limestone on the W. W. Smith road in Utica township. Bids due January 3 1991 at 10 a.m. in Jeffersonville office of the auditor. Proposals require bond and noncollusion affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Utica Township
Clark County
W. W. Smith
Board of Commissoners
Said County
S. Seal
Tanlac Fame Prompts Special Representative’s World Meeting
Special Representative W. Bo Logan for Tanlac explains the medicine’s wide appeal across the United States and Canada. He cites stomach health as the core cause of many ailments and claims Tanlac builds strength, improves digestion, and raises resistance. Far-reaching letters describe lasting health gains, with the product sold in Jeffersonville, Sellersburg, Marysville, and Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tell
W. Bo Logan
Iieliana
United States
Canada
Cave
Tantae
Mouni America
Taniac
Mediace
Jeffersonville
Doherty
Standard Drug Store
Sellersburg
M .F. Nickles
Marysville
Thomas M. Smitrata
Otta
O. Eliee
Adv
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Local Church
Friday notice of the Presbyterian Missionary Society meeting at the church with a Saturday sale at Clark County Bank. Also mentions a Christmas club, theater show dates for The Moldancer, and residents moving into Peyton flat on East Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
George Reschaw
Peyton
East Chestnut Street
Epworth League Bazaar Aids Morton Chapel Drive
The Epworth League of Morton Chapel MBE Church hosts an all day bazaar in the Clark County Bank on Saturday. Fancy work items will be on sale to benefit church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Morton Chapel
M. BE. Church
Clark County Bank
Afternoon Bridge Club Postpones Meetings Until After Christmas
Wes Anderson attended the funeral of Mrs Jessie Lee then returned to Indianapolis tonight with Mr and Mrs Geo Thayer of Penn Yan New York and Mr Raymond Burton and his sister Miss Della Burton of Illinois in attendance at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes. Anderson
Jessie Lee
Indianapolis
Geo Thayer
Penn Yan
New York
Ir. Raymond Burton
Della Burton
Tllinois
Hicks couple visiting grandmother in Kentucky
Mr and Mrs B G Hicks of Richmond Kentucky spend two weeks with Mrs Hicks mother grandmother Mrs Combs during a family visit in a Kentucky residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. B. G. Hicks
Richmond, Kentucky
Mrs. Hicks
Mrs. Combs
O. F. J. B. Meeting Notes and Upcoming Party
The O F J B met on Wednesday in Lown with Miss Horace Himmel presiding. Refreshments followed. attendees included Iva Smith Myrtle Resch Viola Resch Margaret John Emma John and Edith May Leap. A party is planned at Miss Iva Smith’s home. Thomas King of Danville Illinois visited sister Mrs Leap. Allen Byrd Coombs Howard Eategan and Sam Graves, plucked at Mansfield Ohio, expected home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Himmel
Iva Smith
Myrtle
Viola Resch
Margaret
Emma
Ehny
Mary Heckel
Edith May Leap
Horace Himmeline UO
J. B
Allen Byrd Coombs
Howard Eategan
Sam Graves
Mansfield
Ohio
Thirteen Club Elects Officers at Ruth Condra Home
A group of young people formed The Thirteen Club at Ruth Condra’s home on Wednesday night to socialize and defy luck lore. Officers elected include Ruth Condra president John McCulloch secretary treasurer Ralph Lanager and Muaie Conner on constitution. Members listed include Lillie Andres Mabel Conner Marguerite Graham Frances Coombs Ruth Condra Alia Baker John Metallsch ny smith eel Toe Scott William Eararns and Ed Groher with a next meeting set for January 15 at McCulloch’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Condra
John McCulloch
Ralph Lanager
Muaie Conner
Lillie Andres
Mabel Conner
Marguerite Graham
Frances Coombs
Alia Baker
New Albany
John Metallsch
Ny Smith
Eel Toe Scott
Wiliam
Mrs Mary Jacobs Travels to Charlestown for Holidays
Mrs Mary Jacobs of Meigs Ave travels to Charlestown to visit her daughter Mrs Louis Shriester and will remain there until after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jacobs
Meigs, Ave
Charlestown
Louis Shriesterwach
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X'mas
X’mas
Jeffersonville, Por
Jewelers
HAG. A. Oghimpee & Oll
Ind
Heribest Jre Cream Cn
Nau
Maple and
Graham Street
Jeffersonville, Ind
Eastmans Kodaks
Gutu's Chocolates
Ligget’s
Lowney’s
Potter's
Spring and Court Ave
Mason
Joshua England
Mooney
John England
England
Josephine Kincaid
Duncan Kincaid
Fast Maple Street
Jacob Buck
Spring Hill
Star Brand Shoes
Spring Street
State of
Alerit
American
Klub Kalander
Morton Memorial Epworth
D. W. Griffith
LeRose Theatre
Clark County State Bank
St.Bernard Limp
St. Bernard Nut
Phone
Leo Hanasee
Huntington
West Virginia
George Pfau
Mr.Hanasee
Miss Reed
Booneville
Willie Hoke
Jeffersonton
Kentucky
Vis. Jo N. Clem
D.ce Ager Tith
Geo. O. Ogden
Spring St
Court Ave
Pearl
Interurban
GEO. O. Ogidden
C. F
I. B
Thos. King
Danville,llinois
Chas. Leap
Skeptic
Glen EL Burtt
D. W. Griffiths
Southern Seas
Fatty Arbuckle
Fonige Arenes
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