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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1920
Page
6
Fragmented notes report a veteran's body arriving from France after a year of overseas service. The item mentions a New York arrival and a memorial notice, with local ad blurbs and community notices interspersed. Individual names appear in scattered fragments, plus references to a Masonic Temple event and local shop advertisements.
John Powers, 16, sent to Indiana Reformatory for two to fourteen years after pleading guilty to second degree burglary. He was among twenty four inmates who escaped. Powers stole 259.66 dollars in June from a clothing store. Edward Williams, 28, arrived to serve one to fourteen years for grand larceny after confessing horse theft valued at 125. Porter Yates is held for trial.
An advertisement for Dean's Ointment appears in July issues 1 2 3 5 6 and possibly 7 addressing itching skin troubles including eczema rheum hives scald head herpes and scabies with suggested use and period of appearance.
For rent a three room furnished flat with all conveniences. Contact phone number 357 for details.
Funeral services for Daniel W. Worral, 74, of 341 Smith St., who died Saturday night at Ft. Edward’s Hospital after a two year illness, will be held at his residence at 3 o’clock this afternoon. Burial will be at Waihut Ridge Cemetery. Survived by wife Henrietta and five sons Roy R. Worral of Dayton, Morton M. Worral of Jeffersonville.
Advertises Fatty Arbuckle in a Moonlight show at LeRose Theater with Friday and Saturday performances. Mentions Masonic Club and advance tickets with dated ad portions indicating show dates and pricing.
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