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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement for The Home Restaurant touts breakfast options including toast, coffee and eggs, oatmeal, and cakes. It urges customers to return, highlighting elegant meals, appetizing suppers, and invites bringing friends.
Advertisement touts a reliable shorthand system covering the entire alphabet. Claims vast materials, speed and accuracy as key successes. Mentions CHARTIER'S SHORTHAND at Spring and Chestnut with contact at phone 63% E. LaRue Perkins, Mer.
The Graham Drug Co in Jeffersonville advertises its Palm Garden Cafe as the only first-rate, economical place to eat in town with music and full service. Miss Helen Rauth returns from Seymour visit. Mr. Patrick Dixon on the sick list. Miss Carolyn Brown and Lewers Brown visit Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bunnell.
Franklin County residents on Duncan avenue host and visit relatives across states. Gladys Wiley of Evansville is on the sick list visiting Mrs Dallas Lawrence. Me and Mrs Hay MckKinney visit Salem Indiana. Mrs Orville Fleck and daughter visit Corydon while Robert Logsdon visits Horse Cave Ky. Bowen Reynolds remains ill. Gienger Co and Leep Motor Co promote farm machinery, auto service, tires and repairs with period ad copy.
The Program Committee of the Woman's Civic Club oversees the community rest room this week. Mrs. Robert Vance of Wall Street is visiting the routes for several days. Mr. Edgar Pearcy has traveled to Chicago for a vacation and business trip.
Mr and Mrs oH Hanna and their family relocated yesterday to 219 East Chestnut Street, new owners of the property reported in local notices.
The Citizens Drug Store advertises cop sodas and ice cream with perfumes face cream and toilet articles at money saving prices. It notes the store’s large business and lists known brands of toilet soaps.
C. D. Reeder proclaims as Jeffersonville's only First Class Merchant Tailor offers tailor made suits to measure with lasting color. Services include cleaning pressing and repairing, restoring old suits to look like new. Miss Lois Beeson hosts a Tuesday slumber party for guest Miss Helen Wells of Chicago.
Swiss Cleaners and Tera the leading first class cleaners advertise in Jeffersonville Indiana Kentucky area. The largest best equipped establishment with modern methods serving the best homes. Patronized by ladies and gents. fabrics like milks and satins made to look new.
Mer and Mrs Chas Reeder and family with Mr and Mrs Howard Jarrett Mr and Mrs Chas Neeley and Mr and Mrs O L Day of Louisville left yesterday for a month long camping trip up the river near Six Mile Island. They travel with a collapsible house serving as kitchen and dining room and tents for sleeping quarters, hoping for a fine time.
Advertisement claims heavy impure blood causes a muddy complexion headaches and indigestion while thin blood causes weakness and paleness. It touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy and lists a price of $1.23 at all stores.
Miss Roerderer hosted the Rosebud Club gathering Tuesday with Edna McDonald Dora Kitchen Alene Evelyn Sellars Norime Mull Carrie Wachrle Fay Weidner Kath eile n Firemaster Geraldine Davis Katharine Roedere Grace Reiche Edith Roederer as guests. Ethleen Firemaster won first prize and Fay Weidner second. Edna McDonald spoke on her Memph trip.
A reader notice describes a meet with refreshments and mentions Mrs Bert Crean and her daughter from Indianapolis visiting Mrs Join England. It advertises Coots Bros. and Gill opposite the Clark County State Bank offering city and farm properties in Indiana and Kentucky as profitable investments.
An old advertisement promotes Belden Furniture Co offerings including refrigerators and stoves. It touts an elegant line of home furnishings, ice savings, low cost, home delivery, and a full guarantee.
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