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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Federal Bread as the people's choice to avoid sour ovens and sweatshop-like kitchens. It claims nine-tenths of homes in Jeffersonville already use the product as a breeze of change sweeps local baking habits.
The obituary notes Minnie Bertha Lethel Moormaie Berting died at a local site associated with Pitay and Berlog Berleneds. Survivors include Herman and Car, with funeral arrangements set for the afternoon of the day after the service at Church am Sebersbiure.
Mr and Mrs Charles Reeder with son Dr and Mrs A R Mead and daughter and Mr and Mrs Charles Neview return from a camp lme trap weld this week. They will cups up the river on a four mile journey.
Mrs Roach matron of the Old Ladies Home fell down the stairs yesterday, sustaining several injuries. She received first aid and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
The Rose Coal Company advertises the best grades of coal thoroughly screened and free from dirt and clinkers. It claims to offer the most heat for the least money and notes that most people order their coal from Rose Coal Company.
The Rotary Club meets at Green Lantern Tea Room with Miss Katherine Roederer hosting the Rose-Dud Club in the evening. Their rehearsal for community singing occurs at the Presbyterian Church. Smith & Hughes Garage advertises full auto repair service day and night. Melvin Smith advertises a sale on Singer sewing machines. A five room cottage is available for rent with utilities for $12 monthly. LeRose Theatre advertises Nazimova in The Brat. Reeder offers tailored suits and dry cleaning services.
The Nota Bene Club meets with Mrs Dallas Lawrence in the afternoon.
A vintage advert touts The Electric Shop as the place for everything electric including batteries electric irons sweepers washing machines and lights promising reliable service and continuous illumination with an Adv22 tag.
Clark County Realty & Insurance Co. advertises bargains in city and farm property and insurance at the lowest rates from the most reliable companies. It pledges safety like a U.S. Bond and positions policies as a best friend in time of need with liberal terms.
The Wall Street Epworth League Souiey will hike to Miss Lauder home. Evening church party in church basement. Band concert doll baby and a buggy parade at Warder Park amid village social activities.
Guenther and Rauth, the Exclusive Ford Garage, offer frequent inspections to keep your Ford in top order and extend its life. They promise big savings on repairs with satisfactory prices.
The St. Lukes Missionary Society joins the New Albany and Louisville Societies at Shawne Park for an afternoon meeting. The Rainbow Club plans a sunset excursion in the afternoon.
Chas H Moser announces dependable clothing for men including hats shirts collars ties and socks plus underwear at savings of one third. Jeffersonville residents know the store by experience with next suit purchases bringing dollars in your pocket.
A local advertisement touts The Home Restaurant offering elegant meals and lunches with cheaper dinners than at home. It promotes appetizing suppers and short orders for breakfast including toast coffee and eggs oatmeal or cakes and invites readers to return with friends.
The Junior Order Unthled Any Lodge invites engagement for a cool fully equipped hall on Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Trustees Edward Kooncie and phone 1092 are available to arrange rentals.
The Citizens' Drug Store advertises refreshing colognes and ice cream along with perfumes face cream and toilet articles. It touts money saving prices and claims strong sales for the store with a wide range of known toilet soaps.
Ford sedan from 1919 advertised by Dr Baldwin with electric starter shock absorbers new wheels and tires. Listing notes public days July 27 28 29.
Edward Randall Jr 17 filed suit through his father Edward Randall Sr in Clark Circuit Court against Cecil Shuck seeking 250 back from a 3500 auto purchase made July 18 1920. The complaint claims Shuck refused after Randall demanded the return arguing the car was not worth the money while offering 200 instead.
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