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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1920
Page
4
Mrs. M. B. Meek of Louisville spent last week as the guest of Miss Stella Barnes and returned to her home today.
Kenry A. and Frank E. Abremih, sons of Mrs. Anna Ahrendh of the Fisher Neighborhood on Middle Road, have enlisted in the United States Navy for a term of two years. Both are members of St. Luke's Reformed Church and asked for assignments in the Engineering Department. They leave this afternoon for the Great Lakes Training Station.
The item lists Lee Beach who raised and sold 7 000 pounds of tobacco for 4 236 dollars at about 65 cents a pound. It notes a cane hogshead with 95 cents per pound and a for sale Underwood typewriter in good condition priced at 25 dollars. Phone 441.
The text notes John ER Coy plans to seek the Democratic nomination for a county or district seat. It mentions his campaign activities and his aim to run publicly, with references to the office and party process.
Lyna Niethus filed suit in the Circuit Court this morning against John Bhima. Fragmentary notes mention related parties and a place in New Providence, Washington, with unclear further details.
Furnished rooms for rent with modern conveniences. Centrally located. Apply this office. January 3.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Yarbrough was conducted from St. Luke's Church this afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. D. A. Winter. Burial followed at the Fastern Cemetery.
Henry Burtt as executor filed an inventory with the Circuit Clerk listing personal property valued at 24 261 34 dollars. The notice notes the Ann Bowers Class Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution hosting a music event themed around Mr and Mrs Walter Swartz at E Ma ple street on January 20.
County Auditor Thomas J. Stoner and Deputy Ethel Quinn prepare the delinquent tax list for the annual sale, which will occur in February. The list is longer than last year's.
The Ann Rogers Clark Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet with Mrs H M Frank on E Chestnut Street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W H Liston will be joint hostess and Mrs Charles Fox will read a paper.
Pearl White the serial queen stars in the first episode of a new serial starting Wednesday January 14 at the Dream Theatre. Don’t miss the premiere and the kickoff action.
For sale a mixed lot from A M Schwab formerly Black Eisman's Farm Sellersburg Indiana. Items include 10 month old Duroc Jersey pig s 5 gallon dairy churn trap nested Plymouth Rock cockerels and assorted poultry equipment incubator and Hoover plus Fox Terrier pups a buggy and riding horse two good Jersey milch cows monthly daily and weekly sales noted.
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