Fruit cake and plum pudding sale note
Fragmentary notice lists items fruit cake and plum pudding with a code Te enhone 82 and names Allen Parnit Ady. 3 T.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary notice lists items fruit cake and plum pudding with a code Te enhone 82 and names Allen Parnit Ady. 3 T.
Charlestown and Floyd county officials met in New Albany for a ten county Southern District agricultural agents conference. Purdue’s Lyon Reherston spoke on farm management and record keeping. Also noted: Jacob Douser sold personal property near town. school entertainment planned with cantata and plays. The body of William M Chambers arrived from Chicago for burial in Charlestown Cemetery, funeral conducted by Rev Oscar Blacknastor. Wayne Pollock of Indiana University was ill. his father Herbert Peatlack drove him home from Bloomington.
M E pastor Rev Toe Moose greeted old friends in Corvdan Indiana on Tuesday morning. He traveled from Ameriesith where he officiated at the Toolen Moore wedding Monday night. Dennis Watson and Tommy Hughes from Connersville Indiana are visiting home folks for Christmas.
Miss Clara Stine accompanied the party from WLM. Chambers returns home to Chicago Tuesday night. Mrs. Frank Rhodenheber of Jefe Spsonville hosts her mother Mrs. Sathe Tate. Meo and Mes. dobp Lyte visit New Albany. Mrs. Susain Crum spends Christmas with her daughter Mere Orville Baird. Grace Morgan of Shrats Indiana visits her daughter Miss Meriam Morgan and attends a Jeffersonville wedding. Mr Harry Manse of Chicago weds Stella Tolan Monday night.
The narrative follows a tense decision to leave for the North to handle a mounting issue. The narrator weighs comfort against obligation, aiming to avoid humiliating a husband while securing approval from a cautious mother-in-law as they plan travel amid rising tensions and an imminent legal case.
A narrator confronts her mother about Dicky’s sale of the house and the May first possession date. She urges restraint and argues there are two paths: force Dicky to repudiate his word or accept the deal and move forward.
John Marshal Long, a student at Neimali University, returned home for Christmas vacation to stay with Mr. and Mrs. FE. B Long. Purdue students Aven Wesley Smith and Arthur Willis Faris visited from Lafayette for two weeks. Mrs. Ward Crum and children will visit including Christmas with her parents in Memphis. Grace Allen spent the weekend with her brother in Jeffersonville. Pearl Crawford of Louisville stayed with Town friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sharp of Prather spent Sunday with relatives.
Mrs Barbara Graves will leave Thursday for Louisville to spend time with her daughter Mrs Sam Hunter.
Mrs Lyman Gold traveled from Indianapolis to spend holidays with her aunt Mrs Elizabeth Wright and other relatives, sharing festive time together.
An old style ad promises a wide range of electric appliances and services. It touts electric lights washing machines sweepers and household items with a playful misspelling aimed at attracting customers.
Reserve seats now at John Steiner's for the Welsh Concert Company. The event is listed with advance price details 54 22 23 24 and notes December 2 as the date.
Wesley Bookrede of 3803 Ross Ave Evansville Indiana says Tanlac cured his long stomach trouble and rapid decline. After years of bloating gas pain and weakness he quit work but three bottles of Tanlac renewed his health and strength and he is back on the job professing continued faith in the medicine. Tanlac is sold in Jeffersonville Sellersburg Marysville and Otto by listed druggists.
An advertisement extols Chartier shorthand as the only system covering all twenty six letters with thorough methods and reliable accuracy. E LaRue Perkins, manager, notes spring and Chestnut location and phone 63 as contact points.
The musical event of the season features Hear the Welsh Concert Company at the Dream on December 28. Ad 64 D 22 23 24.
Welsh singers under St Luke's Brotherhood will perform December 28 at the Dream theater. Admission 50 cents with reserved seats 25 cents extra. Advance tickets 54 cents, 22 and 24 cents for different sections.
An ad proclaims Chas L Combe Lau ntry patronized by top locals in Jeffersonville offering shirts colors and underwear cleaning pressing and fair prices. It claims the best workmanship with careful handling and emphasizes master cleaning service and reliable rest on earth.
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