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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
4
The readable text fragments reference an event in Indianapolis on a Wednesday with relatives and troops. Names appear garbled, and no clear incident, outcome, or concrete details are present to establish a coherent item.
The County Board of Review met to examine township assessments as the forty day annual session began. ADA and other officials were present to address assessment protests and review value changes.
Sessue Hayakawa stars in an Oriental romance and mystery drama about a debt never paid. The plot hints at vengeance as Véronique characters confront owed obligations. Dream Tonight presents a cinematic preview with themes of justice and self-reliance.
The semi-annual gathering of Indiana County School Superintendents will take place in Indianapolis on June 19 and 20. County Superintendent C. L. Seatt will attend the meeting.
Tuesday night the second degree will be conferred on thirty two candidates by Tabor Lodge No 92 I O O F. These are the same members who received the first degree last week. A social hour for members and friends will follow. The third degree will be given next week. The first degree will also be conferred on a new class of twenty five candidates.
A Jeffersonville resident, Mrs. Nora Ryan of Mechanic Street, reports kidney weakness with back and shoulder pains, fatigue, and poor kidney function. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Doherty’s Drug Store, her backaches and kidney symptoms improved, a claim tied to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with price listed.
The Board of Trustees of the Indiana Reformatory will meet June 9 1919 to award bids for canned goods baking powder beans oats spices coffee sugar syrup potatoes lard soap paper goods flour and more. Blank proposals available at the General Superintendent office for ASH. SCniDiLrn. adv 5 34 19.
A group from the Tall Cedars of Lebanon in Sellersburg plans a Columbus trip this month to initiate a large class and establish a local branch of the order. The fraternal group traces its roots to Ulica a number of Wears aa.
The remedy claims to ease bowels and relieve constipation without harsh physics. Available for 30 cents at all stores.
In line with the township advisory board action, Township Trustee Samuel Kendall conveyed one eighth of an acre on Middle road to Thomas D. Wilson for seventeen dollars.
The Home Economics Club of Charlestown will hold a meeting on Friday with a feature talk by Miss Bernadette Keller county home demonstration agent on How to Care for a Sick Bed.
The time for payment of dog tax has expired. Township trustees have turned over to Prosecuting Attorney Claude B. McBride the names of persons who have not settled.
Nazimova appears in The Toys of Fate at the Dream Theater on Thursday June 5. The performance showcases the renowned actress in a dramatic stage production.
Annual children's day exercises will be held at St Luke's church next Sunday evening. The program will be rendered chiefly by children of the Sunday School with a feature play. A number of children in the Primary Department will be advanced.
Jeffersonville Council 1348 Knights of Columbus initiated sixty new members Sunday afternoon at St. Augustine's Boys School. Louisville and Washington Ind. team conferred the degrees before Mass at the church. A banquet in the evening drew 350 with Postmaster James E. Burke as toastmaster and remarks from Rev. Michael Halpin, Brother Penjamin, Gustave Weinman, and Judge James W. Fortune.
Philip Lee Odell of the Second Ward will attend his last City Council meeting next month and likely resign. He plans to relocate to Birmingham this month before settling in the city. Odell has long been connected with a Louisville clothing house.
Mrs. J A Volz announces the secret marriage of her daughter Lorene E Voz to Emerson Perry on August 27 1918 by Magistrate James. Lorene is known in this city and Louisville and works at Louisville Home Telephone Co. The groom is son of Edward Perry. They reside at 422 Spring Street and will be at home to friends.
Mr and Mrs Fielding L Wilson returned Sunday from Indianapolis where they attended automobile speed races.
Advertisement from a manager offering commissions for agents to sell barn paint roof coating house paint auto oils greases and tractor oils. Claims demand is the greatest ever with some earning over 3200 in one week. Write today for proposition.
Classified notice offering low priced mileage guaranteed tires answered by live wire salesmen. Attractive proposition for qualified parties. Write for particulars to Atlas Tire Co. 1777 Broadway New York City.
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