17 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage lists names like Amy McCann and Anna ferrier amid erratic phrases and scattered terms. The text contains no clear narrative, event, or date, obscuring core facts and making coherent reporting difficult.
An unclear OCR text outlines a political matter involving a police officer, a government hateard, and a court case. Names and places are garbled, but the piece references a trial or legal action, a refusal to confirm, and a death or sentence timeline described with several implied dates and ages.
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A jumble of letters and fragments lists names, places, and codes without a coherent event or clear context. The readable content offers no discernible person, organization, date, or outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
The Papen'. Pegedier plans a Tuesday evening social to support One school. Februsary 22 crowds at the synod hall will see a veiled serving with a small admission tip expected, with proceeds aiding the school.
A revival services series began Wednesday at the Christan Church Park, led by Rev Fred Davies with assistant pastor Trey Frank Fevie. Evangelist involved will offer daily meetings with special music and singing. Initial attendance was strong.
Unclear text reports fresh instability on Wall Street with authorities citing over two hundred persons affected. Regulator action follows a hidden trigger event and raises questions about the market’s resilience.
A local event features a piano fest under doves with special music by Wall Street Orchestra. The crowd will hear performances by Marble and Mebilde with Marrs Bird leading as master of ceremonies.
The DPD held an all day meeting on Wednesday with Mes. Cora Sweeney hosting. The session covered mar ine a ons quilts and a noon homemaker repast, with a list of attendees including Mesdames Belle Gaither Diudia Ma Chaffey Fianna Sfont Tewise Pars ley Trene Mohr Frama Trekleber ry Cartiala Bowman Ora Spelman Rizabeth Hogue Touise Kaelin Taresa Long Carrie Cockrill Tessie Norris Rexe Mitchell and Cora vagerton, plus guest Mrs Roberta Tancaster.
Mrs Chris Badeor of West Market Street is on the street district stake or related matter noted in local notice.
Friends of Cliffuard ANhands back Hitle son of Mr and Mrs for sheriff on the Will Moser ticket amid illness on Spring Street as Democrats rally support.
A historic service at First Presbyterian Church chronicles its 1830 reorganization and growth in Clark County. Rev T Black led remarks on church formation, local population shifts, and early members led by Thomas Posey and John Jabson, with elders elected and notable congregational figures named.
A Spring Hill Parent Teacher program features an aspirational meeting Friday night with readings from the infant chairman and a vocal solo by Miss Fay Harris. Cornerstones of child welfare appear along with a vocal sale and a ladder station conducted by Mrs. G. H. Gibson. A social hour with refreshments follows and a collection will support child welfare work.
Miss Sarah Riley, previously ill with fie prippe, is able to return to work following recovery at the Government Depot.
Arthur J. Berry concluded a business trip to Albany Alabama returning home. He visited clients and discussed new contracts with local firms during the outreach.
The Busy Bee failed to attend the meeting last night with Mrs Gis Sehimpif because her son is ill.
Rebecca Degree Lodge will hold a called meeting on Friday night at 1.0 C. F. hall in the Pfau building.
Mrs Sarah Adams is reportedly seen at her residence on East Maple Street after a period of absence as neighbors note her condition. Local authorities have been alerted and residents are asked to report any information.
Thora with the nameline of the Ladies Aid of Wall Street Church held a Thursday afternoon gathering to discuss church activities and community service.
The event showcased Miss Margaret Shramus in Chinese costume recitations and Miss Tilfen Parantiness performing songs with Miss Avis Perey and Neatiorine Depry reading in Chinese. An ode and other acts followed with a supper fundraiser raising funds for a local cause.
Mrs Frank Cavencoeh underwent an operation, with the firmary report noting her condition and current status.
S Huth Campbell of Laws ville spent Teestar with free sister, Mrs. Marion Bennett.
The event featured an artisanal Asporatery red hearts display and an adult party with forty attendees. Music and gentle entertainment accompanied the evening as guests enjoyed the program and refreshments.
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