Reward Offered for Missing Neh Finder on Spring Street
A finder on Spring Street is offered a reward for return of a missing item. The notice invites contact with details to secure the reward and identify the owner.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
8
A finder on Spring Street is offered a reward for return of a missing item. The notice invites contact with details to secure the reward and identify the owner.
Indianapolis attorney Charles TP Kaclin spent considerable time in the city and nearby seeking heirs of the deceased Williams of Clark county Indiana who died near Texarkana Texas leaving a small estate. Williams was a bachelor with few known relatives and multiple claimed siblings and cousins are listed as potential heirs. The money is held for distribution once heirs establish their claims.
Fragmentary notice records a sale of scraps in a dispute involving parties named Poet tal Woidheap and Wasodk Jose Cheriber. The proceedings aim to dispose of cheapest commodities and related materials per court order. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
A notice seeks a man aged over 3 with a horse and buggy to supply Stock Condition Powder in Clark County. The salary offered is 70 dollars per month. Address Industrial Building Indianapolis Indiana. Adg. 12-6.
The speaker, BR. O. Keesling of Bryant & Stratton, asserts older schools lag and boast not, while modern programs in Louisville and New Albany push ahead with rapid advances. He argues "old fogies" avoid progress, urging adaptation to current commercial education standards.
George Osborne of Dayton spends holidays with mother Mrs Victoria Osborne on East Maple Street and plans to return tonight. William Chrismas, holiday visitor, heads back to Indianapolis to work with the New York Central. Edith Roberts hosts Tri Kappas at a Christmas tree on Mees Avenue. Various locals from Charlestown to Fern Creek visit or travel, with Mart and Mrs. Haas hosting family from Louisville, and several young people attending dances and dinners through the New Year.
A former Indiana minister, imprisoned 1 to 14 years for grand larceny in the Indiana Reformatory, has been paroled by Governor Samuel M. Ralston. He was connected to the theft of an automobile.
Funeral services for Miss Telfa Graf held at 2 oclock this afternoon conducted by Rev Ta Crandell pastor of Morton Memorial M E Ghureh Interment was in the Eastern cemetery Louisville The deceased suffered a tumor and had been ill for some time Her mother died a week ago following senility Three brothers Felix Graf William Graf George Graf and one sister Mrs William Griffith of Louisville survive the family
Jeffersonville Lodge No 34g will hold its annual election of officers tonight at the meeting place on Spring and Maple streets with Pree and percepted Masons in attendance.
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