Mrs T A Winter Returns After Illness
Friends of Mrs T A Winter announce she is recovering and will be out again after several weeks of illness.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
4
Friends of Mrs T A Winter announce she is recovering and will be out again after several weeks of illness.
A Rampen Club social event at St Luke's Church on Tuesday features ladies Helen and Merna Mores in an evening of entertainment and fellowship for church members and guests.
Reports describe Morton Memorial Aid, Rose Hill Parent Teacher Association evening meeting, and Wall Street Aids afternoon gathering. J B. and Miss Iva Smith attend a night session. A D C meets with Miss Dorothy Baldwin in the afternoon. Mrs Brendle hosts embroidery club night. churches plan Christmas entertainment.
The Eastern Star holds a mess at the Masonic Hall tonight. The Elks host a dance at their hall tonight. St Luke's Church plans a 6 o'clock Christmas morning service. Maple Street Church presents a Christmas entertainment tonight.
Holiday rush swells at the post office and express office as Christmas parcels flood facilities. Officials urge careful packing and early mailing to avoid delays, with peak volume expected midweek and trains delivering many packages. Authorities warn some piles may form and advise marking parcels not to be opened until Christmas.
Citizens have a final chance tonight at 7 to influence the ferry service. The Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting to settle the ferry question and urge dissatisfied locals to join the movement for a better city ferry system.
Mr. John Meyer of Holton Lake Michigan leaves today for Grand Rapids to visit his brother Mr. Henry Meyer and family before returning home.
Lost item described as an umbrella with a bone dog face handle and a gold band bearing the name Don D. Walker. Reward offered. Contact Adv. 52 T. Ff.
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