Parent Teacher County Council gathers large turnout
Nearly 100 women attended a high school meeting to form a county council and boost parent teacher associations. The event praised for organization, education impact, and community benefit, with officers elected and committees named for resolutions and a motion picture program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seadi
al Scheer
National
Parent-Teachers Association
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Joseph Warder
Ellis
Clark County
Amos Henry
J. H. Warder
G. A. Scheer
Frank Ellis
McAuliffe
Jas. P. Baird
Chaiman
Mary Voigt
F. A. Coyle
F. W Hay
Claude Allhand
Grocery prices and travel costs highlight local buying
The note discusses high prices and travel expenses to buy in Louisville, mentioning ferries, car fare, and time lost. It suggests some people prefer buying locally despite costs, while others may choose to shop where they never stay long and work hard for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Capechar Post American Legion Meets Monday Night
The Capechar Post American Legion holds its next monthly meeting on Monday night to plan events and discuss community support activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capechar’ Post American Legion
Coots Bros and Gill Promote Indiana Kentucky Properties
Real estate ad for Coots Bros and Gill boasting city and farm properties in Indiana and Kentucky as money makers. They position now as the best time to invest in farms or city property, targeting potential buyers with promises of profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistale
Indiana
Kentucky
Tme
Milk lunch for three schools discussed at Highschool meeting
Mrs J H Warder county chair led an executive session at Spring Hill Rose Hill and Conestnut Street schools to study implementing a milk lunch. Prof Amos Henry presented data and Red Cross support. a committee will obtain dairy prices and arrange weights and charts to assess benefits.
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J. H. Warder
Spring Hill
Rose Hill
Conestnut Street
Wardes
Amos Henry
Warde
The
Red Cross Society
Ppeds
Red Cross
A. C. Pfau
G. A. Scheer
Claude Allhands
Cleveland Shafer
Chas. Williams
Pythian County Sets Seven Consecutive Lodge Meetings
The Pythian County organization, led by deputy W. Q. Kranz, met in Sellersburg with K P Lodge present. Plans call for seven consecutive county meetings starting in March at Hope Lodge and continuing to Jeffersonville Town, with meetings in Charles Town Utica Sellersburg Bethlehem Herryville Mystle. The Page rank will be exemplified at all gatherings.
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Pythian
W. Q. Kranz
Sellersburg
K. P
Hope Lodge
Jeffersonville
Charles
Mas
Utica
Sellershurs
Bethlehem
Herryville
Jefepeomlla
Grocery business proves fruitful in Louisville
A Louisville man who ran a grocery at 828 East Market Street left a will probated recently. He built a fortune of 110000 and left seven children.
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Louisville
East Market Street
Topsy Turvey Comedy Draws Large Dream Theater Crowd
St Luke's church members presented Topsy Turvey at the Dream Theater last night to a full audience. The comedy was a complete success and will be repeated tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topsy Turvey
St. Luke's Church
Dream Theater
Property rental receipts rise for Fielding Wilson
Fielding Wilson expresses gratification at improving rental returns since the Star publication. He notes he could still use some additional income gains to capitalize on the current market.
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Fielding Wilson
Star
Fire at 720 Michigan Avenue Discovered by Neighbors
Fire department responded to a blaze at 720 Michigan Avenue at 12 10 today. Neighbors found the fire in a shed filled with kindling belonging to Fred Steinbach and his family who reside at the property.
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Michigan Avenue
Fred Steinbach
Five Carbuneles Owned by Will Densford of Port Fulton
Mr. Will Densford of Park Place Port Fulton holds five carbuneles at present in a note on his residence.
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Will Densford
Park Place
Port Fulton
Doorkeeper Fined for Assault in Martinsburg Gambling Case
W B Welty, alleged guard of a suspected gambling joint, struck Philip Hack of Taren tum Pa., breaking Hack’s nose and injuring him. Mayor Seibert fined Welty twelve dollars sixty cents for assault and battery.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
W. B. Welty
Philip Hack
Tarentum
Welty
Hack
Seibert
Memory Picture of Olden Days Remembers Regular of Cross Bearing Army
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls an old church community on Chestnut Street with figures like Elonzo Ferguson and Emma Johnson. The writer lists church members, teachers, and families, noting enduring friendships and past joys despite a rainy night and absence of many familiar faces.
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Regular
Local Home Furnishing Firm Elects Directors
The New Home Furnishing Company reports strong early results and elects a slate of directors at a Jeffersonville annual meeting. Over 100 Clark County stockholders attended, adopting the United Home Furnishing Company name and outlining plans for community-based business with no debt beyond current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Bensinger Home Furnishing Company
Clark County
White
Oher
United Home Punishing Company
Gevarze Kopp
H. H. Heaton
Walter Schlosser
James Doherty
Geo Yester
Jacob Fisher
William Kilwas
Gus Schmipff
Charles Goodwin
James Mara
Hotep
Presbyterian banquet to honor church executives in New Albany
The executive bodies of the Presbyterian church will attend a Friday banquet in the church parlors. Forty six persons will sit down at the Board. Rev. T h. Ternune, pastor of the Wuteht san Memorial Presbyterian church of New Albany, will deliver the address.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Th. Ternune
Wutehtsan Memorial Presbyterian Church of
New Albany
Slafe Finds Less Work in Indianapolis on Visit
J H W Slafe, long-time resident of Indianapolis, visits his parents Mr and Mrs A J Slafe in Franklin Square and reports little employment activity in Indianapolis while noting more work in Jeffersonville and Louisville tied to a gold deal based on population.
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J. HW. Slafe
Indianapolis
A. J. Slafe
Franklin Square
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Hoosier
Navigation Vision for Jeffersonville Ferry Dock and Wharf Boat
A speaker argues that improving navigation requires both a ferry dock and a wharf boat for Jeffersonville. The remark emphasizes expanding river access and transport capacity to boost commerce and crossing reliability.
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Jeffersonville
Health of Women and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
After suffrage, women are urged to balance public life with health. The copy promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for ailments specific to women, claiming a forty year history of helping American women regain health and strength.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Funeral services for Charles Sehall held in Indianapolis
Charles Sehall 88 formerly of Henryville died recently and funeral services were held at 2 PM in Indianapolis. A native of Aisner Lorraine, he came to America in 1852 and is survived by three daughters and two sons.
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Charles Sehall
Henryville
Indianapolis
Aisner-Lorraine
America
Hearts Take Center Stage in Valentine Display Windows
Stores showcase Valentine themes with heart motifs and bouquet promotions. Florists expect strong business as February 14 nears, and mail orders for cards and gifts rise while shoppers seek expressive tokens of affection.
Smith Sale Draws Crowd At Jake Smith Estate
A large crowd attended a sale of personal effects at the Jake Smith place on the Utica pike Wednesday afternoon. Fred Dunlavy conducted the auction with skill, selling horses, cows, machinery, and various items at good prices. Ms. Smith will live with her brother E. L. Smith.
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Jake Smith
Utica Pike
Fred Dunlavy
Ms. Smith
E. L. Smith
Salem players praise referee Seitz for basketball game
Players from Salem praised Jack Seitz for impartial refereeing in a game with Hiwh school and invited him to officiate again. Mrs. W. T. Ingram of Spring Hill is mentioned in the report.
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Salem
Hiwh
Jack Seitz
W. T. Ingram
Sparks Avenue
Spring Hill
Chas L Combs Laundry Ad Boasts Superior Service
The Jeffersonville laundries advertises top quality cleaning and pressing for shirts colors and underwear. It claims careful handling and master cleaning service that beats all others on earth with best limes and paying for leapin g service.
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Chas. L. Combs
Jeffersonville
John Best Improves After Illness
Mr. John Best of Pearl Street has shown improvement after a period of illness citing better health and rest.
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John Best
Pearl Street
Knights of Pythias Open City Basketball Game
Initial game of the Knights of Pythias team drew lively crowds and female spectators. The home lineup featured Geisler Rauth Van Winkle Peel Crawford Dawes Powers Clegg and Weintel with Hopkins officiating and Kershaw timekeeping. Final score 46 32 with Peel Clegg and Rauth standout as the local five regained momentum in the second half. The team travels to Louisville on Monday.
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Knights of Pythias
K. P
K. K
Louisville
Peel
Clegg
Rauth
Eleaners
Geisler
van Winkle
Crawford
Dawes
Powers
Weintel
Humphrey E. E. Hopkins
Refree
Kershaw
Suit Filed Over Derailment Crash At Zionsville
Mrs. Daisy Ahl, wife of a Pennsylvania engineer killed when a coal car derailed after a passing train allegedly sped beyond 30 miles per hour while the two trains were at a switch. She seeks 50,000 dollars for herself and her children. The accident occurred at Zionsville.
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Daisy Ahl
Pennsylvania
Ahl
Zionsville
Grace Donahue and Fred A Delius Wed in Louisville
The marriage occurred at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in Louisville. After the ceremony the couple dined with Grace Donahue's parents at 222 West Front Street and then departed for their home on East Kentucky Street.
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Grace Donahue
Fred A. Delius
Louisville
West Front Street
East Kentucky Street
Social Circle of St Pauls church business meeting
Members of the Social Circle at St Pauls church are urged to attend the Thursday night business meeting and the Friday night social. Bring a guest and be present for both events.
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St. Paul's Church
Tri Kappas Meet With Miss Marcella Coll
The Tri Kappas gathered Tuesday evening at Miss Marcella Coll’s East Maplestret home. Attendees included Eugenia Glassbrenner, Dorothy Wilson, Lora Burtt, Amy Poindexter, Margaret Poindexter, Edith Eberts, Lois Beeson, Juretita Bamber, Grace Lindley, Bertha Mary Elrod, Letitia Perry, Hope Haas, Chester Wilcoxson, and F. W. Davis.
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Tri Kappas
Marcella Coll
Nmer
East Maplestret
Eugenia Glassbrenner
Dorothy Wilson Lora Burtt
Amy Poindexter
Margaret Poindexter
Eidith Eberts
Lois Beeson
Juretita Bamber
Grace Lindley
Bertha Mary Elrod
Letitia Perry Mesdames
Hope Haas
Chester Wilcoxson
F. W. Davis
Reverend Fentesmaener Officiates Local Nuptials
The Rev. Fentesmaener of Carrollton, Kentucky, who came to perform the marriage of Miss Robinson and Dr. Allen Voters, will remain in the city for a few days.
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Fentesmaener
Carrolton, Ky
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Parent Teacher County Council
Octavia Beecne
Costa Rica
United States
Coots Bros. & Gill
Clark County State Bank
Glace
Kear
Tunstall
Pythian County Organization
Gonstittines
Katherine Coin
Pervig Peenaie Xie
Nellie Ciawtids
Gonstitiree
Mes
Chevetanmd Shapes
Kale Pawsen
Tianiel Tia- Duke
Jo ON
Clean Moe
Maas Craig
Walker Ania
Tlaade Myers
Mera
ALC
Jamies Haird
Joseph Jelly
Vaniaward
J. F. Howard
W. O. Jurshah
Clara Punk
Warder
Pie State Federation
Frank Wills
Parent-Teacher Association of
Fhe
Chestnut Street
Lewman and Johnson
Royden
Elonzo Ferguson
Saul of Old
John McCune
Ernest Royden
Jennie Lewman
Boi Graham
Tibbet
Emma Johnson
Ella Helms
Taney
Emma Wallas
Mary Miller
Ella Graham
Kate Haymaker
Hal
Earl
Walter
A. D. Reid
Tne
Health of
Deag
Julien Bourguet
Doctor Bourguet
Hearts
Smith
Attala Larage
Bai Cen
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