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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
4
The Boy Scout troop from First Presbyterian Church leaves for a ten day camping trip at Green's Mill in Charles Town township. Rev. A. H. Keeney serves as Scoutmaster with Don D. Walker accompanying the group. The annual outing begins today.
Mrs. James E. Howard departs Sunday to spend the summer in Jefferson county near Madison. She will stay with her children until about October.
A Centenary district meeting at Seymour discussed a 250000 shortfall. Pastors Samuel Reid Youngblood Clippinger and LaHue reported current subscriptions and planned a special effort between now and conference to raise the delinquent charges and meet the district goal.
Information received by Omega Lentz trustee of Utica township says Eugene Lentz has arrived at Camp Sherman and will return home soon. He served in the 314th Ammunition Train, 89th Division, and saw action after reaching France.
Advertises renting large airy rooms for men with optional breakfast and a contact phone number 277 for inquiries.
Jeffersonville School Board to meet June 12 1919 at 8 p m at Jeffersonville High School to award bids for 500 tons of eastern or Western by coal in grades nut slack run of mine or wash nut. Coal to be delivered between June 15 and August 15. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Louis F Scheer secretary adv 6 3 4 5
The marriage of Capt. Leon Leaf former assistant superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory and Miss Estelle Doughty was solemnized in New Albany Monday night. Rev. H G Connelly officiated at the bride’s home 1217 Elm street. The couple will reside at 1217 East Elm Street New Albany.
Kwasind Tribe No 268 of the Improved Order of Red Men names L. W. Hutt as Sachem John Bracken senior sagamore J W Stanforth junior sagamore Harry Pixley John Maloney Joseph Stanforth as trustees and John Steitz as captain of the degree team in the officer slate.
Prayer meeting tonight at Wall Street ME Church features a Centenary Victory service using the Bible and Victory for study. Sunday School board holds a brief session and the choir rehearses. Visitors are welcome. Children's Day Service postponed a week due to serious week.
Mrs Methe Ietly reports a telegram confirming Thomas Kelly’s return after over a year abroad. Kelly, a member of the coast artillery service, arrived at Camp Malls Nob and expects to be home soon.
The school year ends yesterday and pupils begin planning a community outing to Fern Grove this Friday aboard the steamer Pil Erin. Most pupils from the various buildings are expected to attend.
Boarders sought for furnished rooms at 145 Clark Street with light housekeeping duties. Call 508 for details and availability.
Samuel L. Kramer of Sel lersville Pennsylvania endorses Foley Kidney Pills noting relief from two years of kidney trouble and backache. The ad claims kidneys overworked cause waste buildup with pains and rheumatism and touts quick healing and bladder relief. Ben Doolittle.
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