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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
8
A local pageant and ceremony took place in Corydon with festivities and a health pledge. The event included a community demonstration and participation from area groups.
A memo from Porton and local officials proposes a distribution outline for city funds. The plan references long term reforms and a focus on equitable allocation, noting anticipated changes over multiple years.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a township trustee or town meeting item from Charlestown area. It references a card or board meeting in the township and a possible discussion for Sopemeipiure.
A deed filed with the Reporter outlines a planned project by the Robb County School Board to erect a new facility on Cearse Wy. The document notes three other parcels involved and references thirty three tae as part of the plan.
Fragmentary text references FRCP and Von Klein Smid with vague mentions of a new president and locations including Tus, Muncie, and Indiana. Details are unreadable, but suggests a political or academic leadership transition in a Midwestern state context.
Fragmented OCR mentions payment to someone named VCNEY and references government actions this week. It alludes to a meeting or event involving employees, a government as a safeguard, and a plant event at Amer Fandry Company Saturday.
Fragmentary text describes an auction where bidders must name price per wagon and delivery days. It mentions Major Theo and a committee or authority overseeing the awarding of wagons and furnishing needs. The passage indicates a routine evaluation of bids and mandatory pricing details for each wagon.
Edmond C Bennett of Sun Spring Street was badly hurt when a city car struck his seven passenger Cole touring at Spring and Maple streets on Sunday afternoon. He reported the street car did not warn of its approach. the impact threw him against the opposite side and damaged the car. He needed bed rest for spine injuries but was improving the next morning.
An order from the War Department is awaited to move Capt. Walter B. McCaskey from the local depot where he serves as assistant to Major Theodore B. Hacker. He is likely to be succeeded by Capt. R. B. Clark. McCaskey arrived from Fort H. G. Wright, New York, a few months ago.
The Arsufiers Debating Society of the High School will host a banquet with Armand Cohen retiring president and Richard Holmes as president elect delivering addresses. Toaster captions include Dewey Young guarding angels Joel Hunt Dreaming and more with Keith Williams presiding as toastmaster.
Mrs Clifton Stiltz, who underwent a surgical operation at the Deaconess Hospital in Louisville this morning, was brought to the home of her brother and his wife Dr and Mrs John H Baldwin on Fast Maple Street. Her home is in Lexington Kentucky.
On his way from the Corydon centennial where he was one of the speakers, Son. Charles Warren traveled through Fairbanks city to attend events and engage with attendees.
Fairbanks former Vice President and prominent Republican nominee contender visited Jeffersonville on Saturday evening. He was hosted by Newton H. Myers, longtime personal friend and local associate.
Pvt Emmett Taylor announces tickets for the commencement to be sold Thursday at Schwaninger's drug store in the Spieth building.
The Finance Committee announced a new subscription bringing the centennial celebration fund to 200 dollars. The latest gift adds one dollar and comes from the News.
Kav J M Vawter will deliver a sermon to railroad men next Sunday evening. The event was planned previously and aims to provide spiritual guidance to railway workers.
John H. Weathers of New Albany will assist in prosecuting Edward Berry for the murder of Mrs. Mary Fanny Brookbank. The hearing is postponed until fall after the Berry case moved to New Albany last week. the trial was scheduled for today.
The North Tower Athletics defeated Louisville Favorites 18 to 12 on Sunday. The Athletics featured strong all round play contributing to the win.
The County Board of Review met today for a thirty day session to hear appeals from assessments made between May 1 and May 15.
After a day in custody Harry Cain a Richmond Indiana business man wandered for days and was handed to a sister who came for him Cain was found trying to sell a one dollar bill for ten cents City School Board meets to select next year's teachers officials foresee retirements and enrollment decline may shrink staff
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