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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
A New York discussion on best dressed attire compares international fashion trends with domestic suppliers. Earle & Wilson are cited as challenging rival claims about fabric quality and garment construction, highlighting standards and consumer expectations in the dress trade.
The article notes a national shift in dress habits with evening wear shirts and collars in wide sale, and the decline of the traditional Sunday suit. It claims men now wear their suits through the week, with Monday attire surpassing prior Sunday standards.
Charlestown residents welcomed visitors from Lexington Indiana and Louisville Kentucky. Mrs Belle Work returned from Lexington where she was the guest of her sister Mrs Kate Farber. Mr and Mrs Roy West of Louisville have been guests of his mother Mrs P M West.
Mr. Casper Barnes departed Tuesday for Los Angeles California to begin an extended stay related to his ongoing race.
Maw and Mrs Frank Rhodenheber of Feiveronville are visiting. Mrs Sallie Lutz also listed among attendees at a teiphine dhaditalqua event in the area.
The Hone Economies Club met and read a poem titled Your Dis and Mine by Mrs. FL Pang hur save. A response to roll call noted Patriotic Savings. General discussion covered late saving tactics and helpful ideas for home efficiency.
Hetty and Mary M Lew ntat of Tomisville spent Sunday with Mrs Jennie Lewman. A dittie daughter was born Saturday July 10 to Mr and Mrs Merie Huitfstettoer.
The Community Chataudgua began Sunday with Knox Concert Company as the entertainers both afternoon and evening. Leora Lak gave a lecture and the Princess Nadonis with Indians presented songs stories poems and legends. Ernest St. John gave lectures on Russia What of her Future in the evening.
The Cecilan Trio led by Jean McDonald with humorous readings and Dr Lincoln MacDonell lectured on The Guy That Delivers The Teds delivering an evening of lively performances and discussion.
Lyons presents a grand Wednesday concert featuring Wilson Day and William Pantouns in a night of varied performances and an emphasis on Scottish culture through Thru the Eyes of a Scotsman.
Dr. Louis Hough delivers a lecture on America’s Physical Regeneration and Dramatic Production Polly of the Circus as the Chautauqua event nears closure this afternoon.
Miss Stokes Sneber and the children dressed as Indians enjoyed a twilight campfire with roasted wieners and marshmallows, stories around the fire, as good weather pleased the gathering.
A well filled tent and pleasant weather host Chautauqua attendees. Miss Lula Diebel and Leona Lutz with Cleatus Lutz are guests of Miss Elisie and Eva Shelton. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Cosbry from Wilson Creek Washington visit her father Dr. C. Jones and family.
Mrs. W. A. Crum visits friends in Rising Sun Indiana. Miss Lucile Karner of Martinsburg is guest of her aunt Mrs. J. F. Ross and family. Miss Margaret Combs of Indianapolis, daughter of the late Dr. D. A. Combs, attends Chautauqua and visits relatives.
Mr Jos Reed of Detroit visits Mr and Mrs J M McMillian and other friends. Misses Helen and Sarah Lewman Prather are guests of their grandmother Mrs Jennie Lewman.
Miss Wilbertin Kahl of Otisco Indiana visits friends and relatives here during the Chau tauqua event.
Miss Anna Jones returns to her work at Maryville College in Tennessee after a several day visit. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Conn of Detroit are visiting his father with Mr. W. G. Conn and family. Mrs. George Howard of Bethany spends the weekend with sisters Miss Margaret and Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
Miss Mary Iney and Chartine Hertsch of Jeffersonville are guests of their aunt Mrs Frew Davis.
Miss Golda Lentz guests in Chatauqua setting with Kate Bess Botosff while public notices discuss Sorbol Quardruple goitre relief claimed by Mrs A C Drake of 828 Triplett St. and local ads list sales, job offers, theater promos, and a Mutual Savings dividend declaration.
Francis Wiley of Bloomington, weekend guest of Martin Nalistoll, is visiting relatives in New Albany.
Mr Claude Kennedy and his son Al fen left today for a vacation visiting Elizabethtown and Hodgenville in Kentucky.
Mrs Ed Lewman spent yesterday with Mrs Homer Stacey in the country. The visit highlights social ties between local families and their rural excursions.
Three room furnished flat available for rent with all conveniences. Contact Adv D111Ctf by phone for details.
Legal notice item lists dates July 12 through July 16 for Adv D 160 C proceedings. The fragment provides a schedule of related deadlines and references to docket events in a public notice. Entities include July and docket numbers.
Mr Thomas Lewis and Tom Lewis Jr visiting Mrs E E Bell and Mr Bell departed yesterday for their home in Needles California. A found bunch of keys was left in front of the Post Office in Jeffersonville and may be claimed by calling Slack Cumberland Jeffersonville 1380 line 95 Adv BD 165 P July 14.
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