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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
1
Capt John Totten Remembered After Death
The civil war veteran Capt John Totten died yesterday at his home on Walnut Street. He served in the Thirty third Indiana Regiment and chaired the Grant Army of the Republic chapter. Members and friends offered condolences and remarked on his long service despite age and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mo Potten
United States
Lillie
Walnut Streets
Grant Army
Totten
Indiana
Hiaert
Funeral of John Munz in Clarksville Mill vicinity
The service for John Munz, a member of the United States Coast Guard, was held for his death in service. He resided with his widow and three children near Clarksville and was laid to rest at Walnut Grove Cemetery amid a solemn ceremony with remarks on sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eford Churei
R. Ang
Guacs
J.cuise
United States
Farward
John 1
Wolianas
George Pen Willam Fadler
Munereas
Clarksville
Indiana Teachers License Exams Reach 2599 Applicants
Indiana officials report 2599 papers turned in for state teaching licenses in Indianapolis. Most applicants sought primary and high school licenses with 919 for high school and 496 for comservors licenses. The next examination date is July 29, the last Saturday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Beenae
Indianapoli
Coomon
Vaccination Drive Aims to Curb Smallpox in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on July 1 authorities vaccinate 2000 factory workers and several hundred school children in the western city area to prevent a smallpox outbreak. One factory case and two child cures are reported with 250 children exposed. Ads note Dean's Ointment for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Weeteen
Reverend Keeney Leads Summer Services at Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Arthur H. Keeney announces continuing services at the Presbyterian church throughout summer. Electrical fans installed, church well ventilated, morning and evening programs planned with themes. Weekly prayer and study groups for men and women convene, with weekly worship and class sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Advent Christian Church School Event Details
Community church listing notes a 6:45 service with leader Jem Ela and participants OREHE DERT and My OMPOWORLY Moastres. It mentions a memorial or celebratory event for a Sunday with no special activities planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suneéaus
Tito
Jemela
Pople
Saint Pauls Episcopal Service and Sermon Details
Saint Pauls Episcopal Church schedules Sermon Sunday after Trinity with Communion service. An evening service and a Wednesday observance by Caledonian Holy Mission appears in the notice, likely including a sermon and related events.
Prayer Service at Wall Street M E Church
The Wall Street M E Church invites attendees to an early morning service led by Pastor Rev. TL M Moa. The topic centers on prophetic themes and church unity within the broader conference network. The event begins at 6:45 with a sermon by a prominent Neoothere figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnray
Enrecns
TL M
Neoothere
Ina
Pawerth Tesenne
Segara Peat Veut Leah A
World of Joy and Praise at First Christian Church
A unified service at First Christian Church on Sunday features morning worship and a sermon titled Reasons for Joy and Praises. The program includes a morning sermon and praise hymns led by the congregation.
St Luke's Reform Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Invine services tomorrow. Sunday School at 4:20 am, German sermon at 2:30 am, Christian Endeavor at 6:45 pm led by Miss Clara Keller. Teachers' meeting Monday night. Brotherhood meets next Thursday afternoon and evening. Church rooms open tonight for associations. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Endeavor
Clara Keller
HON PO Maki Ours AN Treal Nation
Tades Atqd
Brotherhood
Sunday Services at Miaple Street M E Church
Morning service at 70 80 with topic The Toys of the Strong. Sunday school at 4 05. Evening subject Learn Look Po.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday School
Bonanza offer from Ritchie Supply Co promotes bulk goods
An advertisement from Ritchie Supply Co in Indiana urges agents to sell your own goods with bulk supplies and huge profits. It promises a free catalog and exceptional offers, signed by R. B. Madison, with a date of 3-26-61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie Supply CO
R . B. Madison
Ind
Adv
Recruiting shuffle leaves Jeffersonville men to New Albany unit
The Jeffersonville recruiting station is abandoned after a week. Several signers join the New Albany company formed for the district while others head to Seymour. Sergeant Peter Mires will also join New Albany and a small group may be sent to Fort Reviomin Harrison near Indianapolis after passing exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
New Albany Company
Seymour
Seret
Peter Mires
New Albany
Hermen Shelton
Frank Jaynes
Bert Pittman
Charles Tingham
Charles Wallace
Harry
Warttle
Willam Cettreau
Mohably
Verein
Frank le Rourges
Jo Ciana National Board
Fort Reviomin Harrison
Indianapoliz
Sonce
Alhary Command
Many Bids Opened for War Materials at Depot
About 200 bids were opened by Maj. Theodore B. Hacker for furnishing supplies including wheel and lead harness sets, leather, rope, harness components, nosebags and halters. Several lots were requested for escort wagons and horses, with flashlights and batteries also contracted. Names of winning bidders will be announced soon as stock shortages and urgent shipments push overtime to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster’s
Theodore B. Hacker
Beer Farms Trick Law Snares Bridgeton Swings
Proprieties surrounding Bridgeton New Jersey are revived as beer farms restart after locating a loophole in a law passed to shut them down. The clause provides that distillers and brewers remain unaffected by the section, enabling continued liquor sales through former farm owners acting as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Nodicense
Fourth of July Union Outing Planned by Local Churches
The churches around Bordeo will hold their tenth annual union outing at Chapel Hill in Wood township on the Fourth of July. Several noted Clark County men are slated to give addresses at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeo
Chapel Hill
Wood Township
Clark County
Campout Planned by Campfire Girls in Sellersburg Woods
Lena Board, teacher of physical culture in public schools, will chaperon the Campfire girls of this city as they go into camp at D. S. Cook's woods near Sellersburg on Monday for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Board
D. S. Cook's Woods
Sellersburg
Henryville Picnic Eyes National Speakers and Pageant
The annual home comers picnic at Henryville Ancuet plans to invite national figures including Harry New James Watson and John M. Adair. a pageant depicting settlers fleeing the Pig eon Roost massacre nearby is proposed if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryville
Ancuet
Harry New
James Je. Watson
United States
John M. Adair
Judge Eichorn
Blufton
Delay in Mexican reply to American note heightens tension
Waishineten June 30 news reports private advices from Mexico City saying a defiant answer to the U.S. demand for an explanation of Mexican aims is being prepared. State Department has no direct information on when or how Mexico will respond. Secretary Lansing pressed Ambassador designate Eliseo Arredondo for an update as Carrizal prisoners were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arranza
Mexico City
State Department
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Arredcondo
Carrizal
Canter Marries Berry in Dayton Ohio
Marriage announced between Homer Canter and Miss Marie Berry in Dayton Ohio. The groom is son of Mrs. Ada Canter and the couple will reside locally after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Canter
Marie Berry
Dayton, O
Ada Canter
Reoiling of Streets Near Completion in City
The city’s reoiling project is nearly finished with several tanks of oil used. Weather delays slowed progress earlier, but crews continue work to treat streets and improve surfaces for drainage and traffic flow.
Mexican note delay fuels talk of route to mediation
Officials weigh possible delivery via Arredondo as Carranza regime signals firm stance. private messages express belief that Washington must accept proposals or see a rift widen. a hard line on troop withdrawal resurfaces with Mexico pledging stronger border patrols if us forces pull back. 59000 Carranza troops are available for patrol duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Mexico City
Arredondo
Carranza
Washington
Liv
Carran
Trevino
de Factor
United States
Negro Attempts Suicide Twice In River Then Lake
A man from Arhoville in NovG attempted suicide twice to win back his lover Garrett. He left a note guiding the woman to his body, first dived into the French Broad River and failed, then went to River Side Park Lake where he nearly died, before park policeman A W Duckett rescued him and he later showed cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhoville
Novg
N. i. Eien A Nesvo
Ownins
Bilen Garrett
French Broad River
Riverside Park
A. W. Duckett
Park
Marriage of William F. Heckler and Ruby Nickel
Magistrate William James officiated the marriage of William F. Heckler an electrician and Miss Ruby Nickel of New Albany She is daughter of Louis Nickel This brief item records the wedding music officiant and the couple including the bride origin and her father name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
William F. Heckler
Ruby Nickel
New Albany
Louis Nickel
Civil Service Examinations Across Indiana Cities
Several civil service examinations will be held in various Indiana cities including Jeffersonville next week for government positions. The positions are largely of such character that few in this vicinity will take them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Government Schedules Sale Of Large Quantities Of Produce
Government plans to sell over 48 000 pounds of cuttings and more than 14 000 pounds of beets after inviting bids. The sale occurs next Tuesday with the government both buyer and seller in the action.
Reguleta Ad Claims Liver and Bowels Relief
An old ad promotes Dean's Reguleta at 25 cents a box, describing mild effects on the liver and bowels and promising universal relief from chronic dyspepsia constipation. Appears in a drugstore advertisement.
Double Gold Stamps Fight Ends With Slaying Near Union
Forty three year old PFAY'S DRUG STORE suspect N Murray surrendered Thursday after brutal killing of Carl Sumner a young farmer near Union. Murray fled after shooting Sumner in the heart in front of the farmer's 7 year old son. Sheriff Peter Miller led a river bottom search with deputies before Murray was taken to jail and then to the Indiana Reformatory. Murray said he killed Sumner believing nets used in illegal fishing belonged to the neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doin N. Murray
Carl Sumner
Union
Pike County
Peter Miller
Petersburg
Hunter
Murray
Henry Brauner
Bruner
Washington
Indiana Reformatory
Sumner
Notice to Bidders for Indiana Reformatory Supplies
At the monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees bids will be received for a broad range of monthly supplies including groceries dried fruits beans ham in y sugar coffee pepper canned goods jelly butter salt crackers vinegar cheese cornmeal laundry plates paper hardware shoe shop barber surgical dental and drug supplies cabinet shop paints dry goods tailors trimmings and more. A contract for a carload of flour will also be awarded. proposals available at the General Superintendent office.
Land Fraud Case Jurors Discharged After 40 Hours
A federal jury weighing charges against three San Francisco attorneys and three Los Angeles real estate men in the California Oregon land fraud trials reported a disagreement and was discharged after forty hours of deliberation. The defendants faced conspiracy to defraud applicants for railroad grant lands held from entry by the Southern Pacific Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Los Angeles
W. A. S. Nicholson
Norman J. ‘Ooks
Franklin P. Bull
San Franisco
A. J. Reetz
W B. Degarmo
Sidney T. Sperry
Southern Paific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Miss Montola Casteel Heads to Corydon Indiana
Miss Montola Casteel travels to Corydon Indiana to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montola Casteel
Corydon, Ind
Two Coaches Shipped From Local Car Plant
Two rebuilt coaches for the Missouri Pacific were completed at the American Car and Foundry Company and shipped Thursday afternoon from the local plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
American Car and Foundry Company
Pardons Board Report to Governor Ralston
The State Board of Pardons reports to Governor Ralston that clemency was denied for Glen Sherman, sent from Jefferson county to the Reformatory for manslaughter. Frank Harris received parole to December 29 1912 for ten years for burglary. Many inmates seeking freedom were denied clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pardons
Ralston
Glen Sherman
Jefferson County
Reformatory
Frank Harris
Dean
Keeney
Funeral for Charles Cote Handles Suicide Death
General services for Charles Cote held at 2 30 pm tomorrow from his home 212 Watt Street with Rev W H Wytie officiating. Interment in Eastern Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cote
Tourville
Watt Stree
W. H. Wytie
Police Monthly Report Details Arrests and Cases
The monthly report from Capt MOR Wall shows department arrests for the month. Charges include carrying concealed weapon grand larceny assault and battery with intent obscene language cruelty to animals and other offenses. Twenty jailed three held for Clark Circuit Court four dismissed with fines stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor. Wall
House of ‘Y Fame
Clark Circvuit
Colored couple marry in city ceremony
Marie Arnald of this city daughter of Harry Arnold married Lowel Slaughter colored man by Magistrate Benson R Veasey. The ceremony was held on a chair at the instance of a woman and the case was settled through marriage at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Arnald
Harry Arnold
Lowel Slaughter
Benson R. Veasey
Seattle
Auditor Stoner Reports Q2 Fees Totaling 117900
Conm Auditor George W. Stoner filed his quarterly report showing receipts of 117900 in various fees for the period from April to June. The document notes the sums collected during the quarter and reflects the authority’s fiscal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conm
George W. Stoner
Ojee
June tops with 194 marriage licenses issued
June yielded 194 marriage licenses in the county clerk’s report under Ernest E. Jacobs. The total outpaced last year by 29, with 164 licenses issued in the same period previously and 40 more than the average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Jacobs
Former Prisoner McDooe Held in Frankfort Killing Case
Eugene FF. McDooe, once at the Tennessee Reformatory and now an insurance man from Lexington, is held without bail to face charges in the killing of William Pabbs, another insurance man killed in Frankfort a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Reformatory
Eugene FF. McDooe
Lexington
Louisville
Heck
William Pabbs
Frankfort
Texas girl graduate learns English in a year
Miss Minnie Victor, 17, a Russian immigrant, graduated from Fort Worth High School on the honor roll after arriving fifteen months ago with no English. She studied mathematics, English, U S history, civics, home economics and typewriting and plans business courses and forest languages for teaching. She came from Odesa with her mother and sister in December 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Minnie Victor
For Worth High School
United States
Miss Vier
Victorsehick
Odesa
Can's Live On 50 Weekly in Missouri Divorce Case
In Kansas City Mrs. Laura White sues James H. White for separate maintenance arguing the couple cannot live on 50 a week. The case, moved to Judge E E Porterfield after Judge Lucas recused, notes Mrs White’s claim that neighbors spend about 20 monthly or more and she and her 14 year old daughter face humiliation with a 2600 settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. E. Porterfield
Laura White
James H. White
White
Washington
Lucas
Porterfield
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