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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
5
A Christmas gift idea suggests delivering an Overland Six or other models to the door. The ad lists Overland models priced from 815 to 8750 and Willys Knight styles from 1095 to 1750, all accessible via phone or mail at 220 222 224 Spring St Jeffersonville Indiana.
In Philadelphia December 22 a sermon notes that Miss Marcaretta Knowles, daughter of Rev Archibald Campbell Knowles, eloped with Stev fed Wales and was married by Rev Father White at St Mark's. Rev Knowles condemned the union and accused Father White of aiding the elopers by a trick, saying the ceremony should have been postponed.
An advertisement touts a Christmas Savings Club claiming that by joining, members’ 13:6 purchases will be covered with ready cash, helping families manage holiday spending.
The Trust Companies of the United States issue their 3415 edition from the United States Mortgage & Trust Company New York. It lists officers and directors of numerous trust firms, stock quotes, dividends and resources data showing a rise of over 61 percent since 1965. Indiana trust companies hold 196 398 453 17 in banking resources.
The Associated Charity Society reports relief last winter for 995 cases and urges continued aid this Christmas. The appeal asks every resident to donate five cents or more, noting that donations fund Christmas Cheer and aim to keep distress away during the holiday. Miss Alia Smith, secretary, asks to be notified of intended contributions.
An advertisement urges joining the Christmas Savings Club to ensure funds for the holiday season. The news item notes President Wilson’s appointments, including James B. James named postmaster at Charlestown this summer, succeeding Joseph W. Morrow, with senate confirmation.
Fred C. Kelly notes in the January American Magazine that busier street sides often have higher rents but only a modestly higher foot traffic. A careful count shows the busiest side is about fifteen percent more passersby than the opposite, while rents on quieter sides run thirty five percent lower, making the so called wrong side possibly more profitable after rent.
Advertisement from White Mfg Co Cincinnati Ohio selling GASO-TONIC with gasoline at 3 cents a gallon claiming carbon elimination and dollar per hour profit. Ad dated 11-6.
Citizens Trust Co invites women to join the Christmeza Savings Club as a sure way to secure money during the holiday season. The notice emphasizes financial help for women through membership.
A. & Pfrinder offers suits made to order with window display of options at 206 Spring Street. All goods and workmanship guaranteed.
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