New School Aid Initiative in Charlestown Township
A planned aid program aims to support the new school project in Charlestown Township. Officials outline funding goals, timelines, and community benefits for students and families across the district.
15 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1915
Page
1
A planned aid program aims to support the new school project in Charlestown Township. Officials outline funding goals, timelines, and community benefits for students and families across the district.
The Indiana State Board of Health has condemned the Charlestown school building. It will not be usable after June 15 1915. Trustees were urged to seek funding for a new facility and to plan immediately for a replacement, with the board declining further extensions.
Sealed bids for 290 dollars in improvement bonds of Clark County Indiana are due by 10 a.m. February 26 1915. Twenty bonds of 310 each dated February 10 1915 bear 4 12 percent interest semiannually and mature serially for highway construction per board order. Sold to highest bidder at par with right to reject bids. John R Scott Treasurer Clerk County Indiana adv Jeffersonville Star 2 15 15.
Revival services underway at Wall Street M E Church with a large chorus to sing nightly. The opening service led by Rev W H Wile assisted by Rev Joseph Mécre and Rev Manson E Baker includes a Sunday School night for workers in various vocations. About 749 attended the two meetings. more advertising leaflets were distributed.
Superintendent David C. Peyton reports to the Ways and Means Committee after a legislative visit, resisting large cuts to the Reformatory’s ask. The plan totals 231,590 with a 1,900 daily average maintenance cap proposed, and Peyton urges consolidating appropriations for flexible distribution and efficiency.
An 87 year old suspect from Aurora claims innocence and is held at North Vernon after Lawrenceburg arrest. Authorities believe he may be connected to the murder of Patrolman Frank McKinsey at a railroad station on January 15, 1915, and possibly to Marshal John Harris’s death the night before. The case involves two men and a glass factory area near Sellersburg, with a machinist suspect who allegedly spoke of a tramp confession. The suspect remains under circuit court custody awaiting further proceedings.
A Public Service Commission hearing in New Albany addressed lowering United Gas and Electric Co rates. Commissioners extended the session to 2 PM for a possible conference at the Chamber of Commerce, with legal counsel and company officials present.
In Clark Circuit Court two cases against George H. Bradley for assault with intent to kill and to rob were dismissed on motion after witnesses could not positively identify him. The shootout occurred at Stephen Freund's saloon area on Mast Court avenue, October 17, 1914, with Captain Adams wounded and the robbers escaping by auto. Bradley had been held on $1,000 bonds and claimed to have left the city that night.
The Star promotes Runaway June as the biggest two decade story shown in moving pictures at The Dream Theater every Thursday. The feature appears first daily in the Star by arrangement with Mancasi Walker of The Dream. Subscribe now and don’t miss the story and pictures. Runaway June is on Page 5.
A legislative committee from Indianapolis visited Corydon to study preserving the Old State House built in 1818. The structure served as Territorial and State Capitol and now stands as a courthouse. Citizens urge the Legislature to approve buying and preserving the building as a memorial.
Tehr O'Brien, aged Civil War veteran, died at his daughter Mrs. Anna Sohn’s home near Henryville after moving there two years ago from the South. His first wife was Rebecca Coombs of the county. she died years earlier.
Florida land offering income from 2900 to 500 per acre in a prosperous colony with easy terms. Ideal location and low prices. Free book and description. Agents wanted. F C Duff Roseland Florida.
Classified brief advertises two heating stoves for sale including a Cole kitchen stove with a high oven and provides a contact phone 291.
Territorial salesman position advertised by Terre Haute Advertising Co in Terre Haute Indiana. Requires 25 or older with some selling experience. Weekly commissions offered and exclusive territory. Opportunity highlights include calendars fans fly swatters pencils and novelties in leather celluloid and aluminum. Apply promptly to the house of new and up to date ideas in advertising.
White bodied dog with black ear and eye. Reward offered for return to John Stoner at 911 Watt Street. Ad.
Tuesday Shackleford Potts v Charles H Jackson replaces Frank Zinsmester v Nancy A Smith for a $500 account. Wednesday Aetna Trust and Savings Co of Indianapolis v Bauer et al State v C B Milner Jr charged with drawing a cold check. Thursday Union Saving and Loan Assn v Maggie Howard foreclosure Mary Ritchey v Prudential Insurance verdict for $500 from prior trial. Friday Lemon T Jackson v New Albany Ice Co damages for personal injuries former trial hung. Saturday Various probate matters.
The docket lists Fherts & Bro against X N McNair for 207.80 in merchandise. Samuel P Denton sues Otiseco Canning Co. Charles Y Hanlin and Henry Schafer seek 200 on a primary note. A divorce grants Ruby Wison, formerly Ruby Leonhardt, from Jesse D Wilson with restoration of her maiden name. Judge Paris presided briefly in New Albany Clark Circuit cases. Jeffersonville Home Telephone Co. wins a 5,000 bond case.
County and township assessors from twelve Southern Indiana counties will meet with the State Board of Tax Commissioners in New Albany to plan the real estate and personal property assessment process. Assessments begin March 1 and the gathering serves as instructional, with more meetings scheduled at eight other Indiana locations. Attending counties include Clark Crawford Floyd Harrison Jackson Jennings Jefferson Washington Switzerland Scott Orange and Ohio. More than 100 assessors are expected.
The Idea Nazionale in Rome publishes a forecast that Germany will press Italy to join the war this February. It cites Prince von Buelow proposing Austrian cession of Trent, frontier rectifications to the Isonzo, and a new treaty to protect Italian interests in the Mediterranean. Italy would seize Tunis, aid Turkey against Egypt, and the Italian fleet would engage Anglo-French forces in the Mediterranean.
The Bundesrath decided to expropriate all domestic oats with seed oats and fodder for horses excluded. Effective February 16 the act raises oats prices by 50 marks per metric ton. This follows January 26 orders to seize corn, wheat and flour stocks by February 1 as part of food conservation.
A Paris dispatch cites a Serbian government statement that Albanian forces breached frontier lines in the Prisrend department. Serbian troops and local authorities reportedly retreated under superior enemy fire as Albanians advanced toward Zapod Topoliana and Giavotchnitz, with telecommunications cut in places.
Ottawa reports a Brockville telegram saying three or four aeroplanes were seen crossing the St. Lawrence from New York area and moving toward Ottawa at 10 o'clock tonight. Authorities ordered lights extinguished and precautionary steps taken.
Western Lorraine battles surge with Berlin reports claiming German superiority. Norrey captured, Hill 365 seized, 151 French prisoners reported. Paris cites heavy fighting with German occupation of Narrow and counterattacks underway. Alsace sees a new offensive along the Lauch valley with two columns advancing.
London reports on February 14 that the German Emperor sent an invitation to Ambassador James W. Gerard for a conference at wartime headquarters to discuss the note.
Berlin dispatch notes Budapest daily reports Austro Hungarian forces entered Radautz in ub cina, surprising Russian troops and capturing General Stat. The invading commander, according to the newspaper, ended his life after the action.
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Ritters as a cure for impure blood and liver ailments. It claims the product is on the market for 35 years, priced at 1.00 per bottle, and available from all druggists.
Advert asks finder to call 736 and ask for Earl McNeil about lost nose glasses on Meigs or Court avenue with reward offered.
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