Health Education Nurses Visit Promotes Public Health
Indiana University Extension Division nurses Miss Grace Pitt and Miss Ruth Castor will visit on February 28 and March 1 to lecture to high school girls and conduct demonstrations for mothers and women. The event supports a statewide Health Education Campaign aimed at expanding school and community nursing.
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Indiana University
Grace Pitt
Huth Canter
High Schior
Emma Leeper
State Department of Public Instruction
Indiana University Training School For
Bll Schooleras
State Board of Education
Indiana University Extension Divison
Indiana University School of Nursing
Indiana State Board of Registration and Examination of
Ruth Castor
Indiana University Extension Division
St Luke's Reform Church Week Services and Meeting
St Luke's Reform Church led by Pastor David A Winter hosts Sunday School and Bible study at 7:30. Rev Baylor leads Men’s Bible class. morning worship at 10:15 with the sermon on The Worth of a Sad. Evening service features the Sunday School program The Captive Maid of Israel. Consistory meets Monday night at 7:86. Union Prayer Service at First Christian Church Friday afternoon.
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Rev
Baylor
the Star
First Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church Promotes Friendly Services
The First Presbyterian Church invites with The Friendly Church motto. Bible School at 9 30 am Friendship Bible Class Morning Worship pastor sermon Give Ye Them To Eat Evening Service The Faith That Saves and a renovated pipe organ. Choir of 25 voices praised for sweetness. Wednesday program celebrates the 105th anniversary of Jeffersonville’s first Presbyterian organization.
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Bibe
Pravep
First Presbyterian
Jeffersonville
Wall Street M E Church Events with Minister John Scull
Sunday plan lists class meetings at 9 00 am and Sunday School at 9 30 am followed by a 10 39 am sermon by John T Scull on Lincoln Christian. Epworth League at 0 30 pm and 7 30 pm Father and Son service note all women invited. Male quartet to lead music.
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M. Marble
A. Lincoln
Christan
Epworth League
Moth
John
Oil Storage and Pipeline Firms Set High Prices
A letter claims pipeline companies owned by large refiners buy crude and control storage reserves. They allegedly drain storage when crude is cheap and raise prices as storage nears exhaustion. The writer says a price drop could force small producers out and turn leases cheap.
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United States
Speed farms manager attends Ohio sister’s funeral
Hugh A. Stevens of Speed farms near Sellersburg returned from Ohio after attending the funeral of his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Stevens
Speed Farms
Sellersburg
Ohio
Decline in Church Hymnals Praised by Editor
Editor laments cheap church songbooks replacing grand hymns. He argues current selections degrade sacred music and cites a revival era producing enduring hymnals like Coronation and Rock of Ages. He notes churches favor accessibility over artistic quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle
Daeth
Road repair order issued by county commissioners
On the order of the Board of Commissioners Thomas V. Commissioner and auditor sent an or deeply. Contractors Kirk and Wennins daulf the Gearee T. Jacobs road Uties township state that the road is not kept to travelling repair and in passable in places. If immediate repairs are not undertaken the commissioners will enforce repairs according to contrast.
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Board of
Thats Commissioners
Thomas V. Sioner
EE. Kirk
William Wennins
Uties
Church music and devotion as a path to renewal
The piece laments weak church music failing to reach people and argues that music with deep devotion and earnest conviction can renew church attendance and aid conversion, urging a return to reverent, meaningful worship over sentimental or flamboyant offerings.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Chuarches
Diletantes
Gethemany
Calvery
Murder charge appeal returned in Daily and Gaunt case
Transcript of appeal in the State versus William Daily and Claude P. Gaunt for murder was returned by the Indiana Supreme Court to Prosecuting Attorney James L. Bottorff as defective. It alleges Daily and Gaunt, while in the Indiana Reformatory, killed Charles Orem who died more than a year later. They remain jailed on an assault and battery with intent to kill charge.
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William Daily
Claude P. Gaunt
James L. Bottorff
Supreme Court
Daily
Gaunt
Indiana Reformatory
Charles Orem
Orem
Wandered Away Mystery Frights City Police
A husky youth reported as around 0 years old entered the police station yesterday afternoon claiming he could not remember how he wandered away. Chief Summers, astonished, began questioning the boy about the incident and any possible details.
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Summers
Pythians to Face Jefferson Post at Armory Tonight
In the Armory, the Pythians host Jefferson Post in the second weekly game. Louisville teams appear as rivals with Junior Athletics also from Louisville. Soldiers pack the venue as Knights aim to rebound after a 18 point second-half surge against Kiean WK leaners.
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Pawoota
Nasnred Fanteht
K.P. Armory
Armory
Pythians
Strane Tefferson Post
Amorivng Teston
Louisville
Soldier Bars
Pythians Pages
Ogden Ravth IV
Ogden Thaws
Foster
Rodenhafer Kilets
Snyder Mhunphley
Keewin
Knights
Kiean
Mata
Order It Fc Avneetfoed Auife
Havs
Fraternal Election Nominations for March Meeting
The Flks nominate F Dean Mitchell and Dr Ernest Parker Buck for exalted ruler. Joseph Crandall, William Scott, Rudolph Zaichmi, Earl Clark, Albert Dean named for leading knight and loyal knight. Rudolph Zaichmi secretary. Earl Clark and Albert Dean treasurers. Charles Vawter to trustees for three years. Robert Dawes, George C Kopp, James McKnnelt, James W Sweeney retiring exalted ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flks
Maren
F. Dean Mitchell
Ernest Parker Bucklex
Joseph Crandall
William Scott
Estecmyed
Rudolph Zaichmi
Earl Clark
Albert Dean
Charles Vawter
Rustees
Robert Dawes
George C. Kopp
James McKnnelt
James W. Sweeney
Amnesiac Vividly Recovered In Public Shelter Case
A young man renting three furnished rooms with light housekeeping is found to be suffering amnesia from shell shock. After his pockets yield receipts from a Red Ven's Tribe and attempted questioning, he is identified as William Rolow of Edinhure Indiana. His father arrives and takes him home.
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Summers
William Rolow
Edinhure
Indiana
Old Man Jinx Trampled Down by Elks Apollo
Elks Apollo beat Sutcliffe Independents 39 to 27 as Netherton and Ridley led scoring. Heuser disrupted Sutcliffe, while Cadets suffered a 5 to 5 tie against Sutcliffe Kodakers in a separate prelude.
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Jinx
Armory
Elks Apollo
Sutcliffe
Louisville
Elks
Netherton
Elk
Ridley
Heuser
Sutcliffes
Fhre Tocals
Sutcliffe Kodakers
Prelm Navy
Clegg
Ellis Apollo
Tr Netherton
Waitten
Yoward
Walker
Voit
Lopp
Gruber
Ott
The Speedometer debut in Star office edition
A fragment describes the first page of a new local paper The Speedometer for Speeds and Alltown. It highlights its focus on Louisville Cement Company workers and Speed neighborhood residents. The piece notes its attractive typography and monthly publication in the Star office.
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The
Star
Alltown
Louisville Cement Company
Speed
Star Office
High School Quinte and North Verne Meet In Gyn Clippers Game
A high school game between Quinte and North Verne is anticipated tonight at the Armory. The Tuesday evening schedule lists High School vs Louisville Male High School at the Armory with a fine contest expected.
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Quinte
North Verne
High Schoc
Louisville Male High Schoc
Armory
Horeb Chapter Plans Monday Meeting in the BA
Horeb Chapter meets Monday night to work in the BA. Jeffersonville Council RM will also meet.
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Horeb Chapter
Jeffersonville Council
R. M
Notice of road improvement petition in Charlestown Township Indiana
On February 11 1921 a petition signed by over fifty resident freeholders and voters of Charlestown Township Clark County Indiana was filed with the County Auditor. The petition requests improvement by grading draining and paving with crushed stone along a public highway described as beginning at a point on the New Market Road near Illinois Grant surveys and extending to the Oregon Township line. The petition asks the board to dedicate thirty feet width and eighteen feet inside ditches and to ensure proper drainage.
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Charlestown Township
Clart County
Indiana
Clark County
State of Indiana
Board of Commissioner
State of
Board of Commissioners
Charlestown
New Market
Democrats to Organize City Central Committee
Warren Allison, Democrat county chairman, says the Democratic State Central Committee fixed February 14 to organize the city central committee at the courthouse. Precinct committeemen from last spring will be called to elect four ward representatives and fill vacancies in the Fourth and Second precincts. The council includes Dan Collingham, John Cale Jr, Wiltam Constantine, Charles A. Collins, Ralph Bloom, and Michael Dopecessee as city chairman. Republicans reorganized weeks earlier with William B. Thorney named city chairman.
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Warren Allison
Democratica County
Democratic State Central Committee
Allison
Court House
Pierre
Pabsop Tughes
Dan Collingham
John Cale
Wiltam Constantine
Isco
Fevyn Wy Ie
Patrick Meio Caveky
Ralph Bloom
Farsh
Michael Dopecessee
Ated
Republicans
Seviral
William B. Thorney
Petition for Gravel Road Improvement Under Taxation Law
A list of signatories supports a petition to the Clark County Indiana Board of Commissioners requesting gravel road construction under the Gravel Road Law by taxation without an election. The petition details road width, depth, rock screenings, and top dressing, and seeks Auditor filing and publication steps. The document is dated February 7, 1921, with assurance of presentation on March 7, 1921, before the board.
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Board of Commissioners
Joseph Gellhaus, Jr
Howard €. Amick
R. D. Riley
Joseph Bronner
Henry A. Schafer
Ida M. Lotz
Perry Imel
J. W. Raynor
F. M. Fields
Wm. Amick
HW. W. Luckhardt
Peter J
Ernest L. Crum
Frank Moore
Jacob Goebel
John W. Lanz
Rudolph Bastian
Samuel Wiliams
B. B. Vaughan
Poe
F. L. Boyer
S. W. Harmon
Johnson
Ed Covert
J. C. Badger
N. B. Shields
Jesse Reed
Herman Brand
A. Brandt
Marion Martin
Willam
Tonz
Charles Bastian
John FE Case
Henry Eickhotz
George W. Cobe
Iynatius A. Gel’haus
Wm. F. Be- Camp
Thes. B. Meroy
G. W. Barratt
John W. Hantin
J. 0. Shields
James H. McDaniel
S. FE. Rolly
Board of Commissioners of
Clark County
Indiana
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