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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
A fragment notes the marriage of J D Gibbs to Tanney L Kreege from Philadelphia. It mentions Gibbs family connections and a future home detail on Lus- ville Street and a reference to a reformatory incident and river activities.
A New Point town marshal shot and killed by another local man, Gouge, after drinking at a scene that drew many residents. Sheriff Demoss arrested Gouge and another accomplice. the motive remains unclear as investigations continue.
The text reports a high count in Sears and a county figure of 1241, mentions care for arrivals as a problem for officials, and notes the ordinary capacity of the institute was reached earlier.
Advertises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick cleansing tonic for the stomach bowels and insides. Promotes Spring use with She Tea or Tablets by M F Doherty.
William Morgan plans a week in Dawson Springs Kentucky. Miss Cleona Hornung recovers at home after tonsil surgery in Louisville. W B Dye and family M L Sanders and wife and Fred Sanders visit C W Blanche family Maple and Pearl streets. Charles Banks returns from Christobal to visit before going back to the Panama Canal Zone. S E Carr returns from Charlestown. Ho rs e students from Indiana University Lafayette return for summer. J Zulauf family travels to Boston to attend Agnes Zulauf graduation at Dana Hall Wellesley.
Evansville Indiana June five James Pooley who shot and killed Frank Stein in a saloon on April first while trying a prank was sentenced Thursday to state prison for two to fourteen years. Judge Duncan G Givens paroled Pooley after the sentence for good behavior Pooley had pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
An advertising verse extols easy pleasantness when health is good and urges a light heart while riding on Diamond Tires, implying comfort and reliability for motorists. The lines emphasize positive mood tied to tire quality without detailing product specs.
A Kokomo petition with 1 334 names seeks a local option election. Howard County auditors will review the list Tuesday and, if sufficient, set a June 29 vote date.
An advertisement notes the demand for exceptional tires to win public approval and sustain mileage records. It lists Size Diamond Squeegee prices at 9.45 12.20 14.00 20.00, implying tiered options.
The Isdze of ks No. 362 has been invited to participate in a Flag Day parade in Louisville on Saturday afternoon June 12. A program of exercises will follow the parade in Central Park.
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