Patriotic programme at Vander Park altered by weather
Only 270 More Days at the Reformatory presents a patriotic programme in Vander Park on July 5 from 9 00 to 11 50. Miss Ferrel from the Neighborhood House was to speak but could not attend. Mrs G V All Hands conducted the meeting in her stead.
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Reformatory
Vander Park
Ferrel
Neronborhood House
G. V. Allhands
Toad
Daccarto Clatbman
Tce Cananitsee
Eee
CP Bs
Poe
Tlora
Ras Tauaen
Biowco
Stediisa
Cory
Mr. Yester
Women’s Club Activity and Civic Efforts Highlighted
A Jeffersonville women’s club notes a busy period of civic outreach. Committees address rest room openings, city clean up, and outreach drives with reports on fundraising, rentals, and community programs led by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Shiddler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambiss
Eucenia Glossbrenner
Reagmiq
Geth
Ted Welaek
Aijwai Kappa
Pri Jvappa
Beek
Chad
Yoders
Reeker
Geedpaer
James Carver Tal O
Madison Clab
Almands
Berkles
Cal
Evie
Ppl Caldwell
Sefersonville
National Republican Convention Opens in Chicago
The National Republican Convention opened in Chicago with intense interest and wide speculation on the nominee. With no clear boss atop the field, delegates may choose the candidate with the strongest backing, as Democrats criticize anti convention appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heaths And Funerals Notice At Charleton Meeting
Mrs. Barton Al Bare will be held at 2 30 o clock at the familiar peshbenee at Chacestown and will be conducted by the Reverend FL AL Gaubbrie. Datermen will be out the Charlestan cometers.
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Barton AL
Funeral for Mrs Mar Sherrod Held in Sellersburg
The funeral for Mrs Mar Sherrod wife of Patrick Sherrod took place Wednesday at the Mietoiocist Ryyscapal Church in Sellersburg with burial at Walnist Hidee Cemetery. She was born January 24 in Sellersburg and survived by three sons Clyarces Sherrod Chester Dewey Sherrod and two daughters Nellie Sikerrod and Miss Wilkingsehr along with three brothers.
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Mar Sherrod
Clyarces Shoerrod
Clarks Vaile
Chester
Dewey Sherrod
Nellie Sikerrod
Tone
Wiilkiangsehr
Andiatragyilis
Grocer Fires on Thief at Midnight
Stephen Freund, a grocer of 118 FE Court Avenue, fired at a burglar trying to enter his home Sunday at midnight. No trace of a bullet was found. Freund believes the intruder was hit and fled through a lumber yard. He heard a window shutter rattle and a gunshot from behind the room.
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Stephen Freund
Court Avenue
Burzelar
Freund
Local residents return home after funeral ceremony
RETURN HOME, Mr. and Mrs. L A Williams of Indianapolis Mer Peter Bowes of Seymour and Will Perr and ohaual ter of Indianapolis returned to their homes Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Edward Perry of Lvenapolis and Mrs Clifford Carr of Chicago returned this morning. They were here for the death and burial of Mrs Hester Coble.
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L.A. Wiliams
Indianapolis
Mer
Peter Bowes
Oymour
Will Perr
Ohaualter
Edward Perry
Tnevanapolis
Clifford Carr
Chicaso
Mes Hester Coble
Personal Property Valuation Totals By Hedger Township
A report from Erasmus P Sage, Assessor of Petersonville, records personal property valuations in Hedger Township totaling 57.220 across all years. Items include horses valued at 481,725 cattle at 682,980 hogs 1,284 valued at 167,840 sheep 3 valued 35,373 automobiles 1, etc. The list notes farming implements household furniture stocks and money notes with specific values and associated increases proposed by the County Board of Revision and the state Board of Tax Commissioners.
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Clark
Erasmus Pl Sage
Petersonville
County Board of Rewison
State Board of Pax Commissioners
Bia
Meeting of the Village Youth Club committees named for August
An aba special meeting of the Village Youth Club was held to appoint chairmen and arrange for upcoming events. The General Committee and subcommittees for finance advertising transportation country store dance hall skiff wicket and candy committees were named with several chairmen. Reports from committees are due at the Penur Business meeting, with a potential guest speaker from Chicago.
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Hood
EON
Lem. Book
Applesate
Ray J. McWhinney
Finance
Charles RP. Heviasch
JFL Poimdexies
Hor. Perensen
Jos. Giegdoran
Harry Ingel
Ralph Swaets
Alp
Keller
Anderson Moore
Robi Homnaker
John ¢Isenger
J. H. Same
Harry Norman
F. H. Same
Clifford Renninger
Isaac Gordon
Frank J
Lindley Gate
Fel Ta Rue Parkins
Resurrection Life Versus Spirit Communication Debate
Rector H P Lyman Wheaton argues spiritualist communications offer no gospel-based continuity with Scripture. He contrasts this with the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, defining a new life in Christ characterized by conscious union with God, Holy Love, and an unspoiled future beyond death.
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Doauith
Spariftkuitae
St Pauls
Jesus Christ
Meeting Notes Show Board Deliberations on Tax Levy
Last evening the ety School Board discussed the tax levy to address past shortages. Superintendent Mecudlum plans to travel to Indianapolis to inform the state tax commissioners on the needed raise. No teachers were elected at this meeting and a raise is sought to fund salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ety
Funsis
Mer. Mecudlum
Im Panapois
State Board of ‘Tay Commissioners
Orphans Home Granted Fuel Aid by County Board
Mrs. Thomas J. Lindley and Mrs. Edward Weber with Jeorsonville Orphans Tome sorci ety officials appeared at a special meeting and secured a 500 dollar appropriation for coal. The home reportedly receives 60 cents daily per orphan, an amount described as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Lindley
Edward Weber
Jeorsonville
Tome Sorciety
Judes Jammer W. Fortune
Wanted saleslady at Federal Bakery in three days a week
An advertisement requests a middle-aged woman to work as a saleslady three days weekly at the Federal Bakery. The Triana Federation of Farmers' Associations plans countywide voter education and membership drives. A Clark County meeting is scheduled for August 44 with H. and Reid leading the campaign.
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Triana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Clark County
H. & Reid
Moon
R. H. Goddard
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Court House Proceedings on Short Divorces and Transfers
Jessie Kelty by James J. Bottorif sues Walter Kelty for divorce alleging cruel treatment. They married March 2, 1919 and separated June 4, 1020. Hoekel G. Ferguson files against Leslie J. Ferguson for divorce alleging cruelty. They married March 9, 1920 and separated April 25, 1920. Rinma Bo and George W. Hutchi son, both unmarried, met Jefferson County officials in Kentucky. Vida EL Graves conveyed to Lennie Gilliner a lot in New Washington for 3400.
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Jessie Kelty
James J. Bottorif
Walter Kelty
Reoupte
Hoekel G. Ferguson
Leslie
Ferguson
Rinma Bo
Gseorce
Hutchison
Jefferson County
Vietor EB. Beutel
Parklarkeseville
Vida EL Graves
Lennie Giiliner
New Washingston
New School Trustee and Local Political Notes
Fragments report a new school trustee election for five years with details unclear. The meeting included remarks by Wiha Mayor Newton H Myers and Frank J Andrews. a month-old treasurer’s statement outlined balances and fund allocations totaling several thousand dollars across general, interest, sinking, and public works funds.
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Wiha
Newton H. Myers
Frank J Andrews
Jefersonvelke
Gounei
Fies Sears
Jobin EE
W. Mbarkei
Momtary
Danws EE. Geay
Bean Rust Warning for Wet Bean Vines
The guidance warns against walking through wet beans to prevent rust, which affects string beans. Do not disturb vines when wet and avoid hoeing bearing vines after rain. Plant beans weekly until mid-summer for a continuous supply. a 25 foot row with six inch spacing suits an average family.
Martial law declared by Texas governor at Galveston
Governor Hobby proclaims martial law in Galveston effective noon due to freight congestion from a longshoremen strike. Gen Walters ordered Texas National Guardsmen to mobilize and entrain for the Gulf city, with up to 1,500 troops expected by tomorrow morning. Conditions threaten business welfare and citizens property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Gulf Civy
Galveston
Condi
Pershing Seeks Retirement From Active Service
Gen Pershing writes to Secretary Baker asking permission to retire within the next few months. He states post Army Organization Bill duties will take only part of his time and he wishes to be free to engage in more active work.
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Baker
Ferry Rates Lowered by County Board Order
The Board of County Commissioners ordered the Louisville & Jeffersonville Ferry Company to restore vehicle traffic rates to those agreed on Oct 22, 1949. This supersedes a temporary higher rate from Feb 20, 1920. Frank Herfel complained about four rates charged for a one ten truck. The schedule adopted Feb 20 included service improvements and a new cat.
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Board of County Commissioners
Esterday
Louisville & Jeffersonville Ferry Company
Frank Herfel
Fire Department starts ten day vacation period
Members of time Fire Department begin ten day vacations with John Knowland first to go and Dewey Bane, a former firefighter, serving as substitute during the absence.
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Imembhers
Time Fire Department
John Knowland
Dewey Bane
D A R Meeting Debates Old Graveyard Question
A called meeting of the PD N R at Miss Bertha Poindexter's home Monday afternoon considered the old graveyard issue but deferred action at the time.
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PD. N. R
Bertha ‘Poindexter
Pageant Plans Draw Local Attendees At Macaules Event
Local residents prepare to attend a pageant organized by the Kentucky Sunday Society at Macaules's Tocotte next Friday night. The pageant lead travels to Tokyo to present at a convention, with plans for a World Fair appearance this summer. A quip contrasts American pride with a Paris taxicab driver’s reaction to blocked passage.
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Kentucky
Macaules
Toocettei
Hasio
Tokio
Japan
Workdair School
Covention
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Livie Glub
Shiddler
Will Hays
FEA
Ture
B. A. Barnett
Mary Sherrod
Grocer
Ballet
YB VM
Vyoune Hellecitess Mens’ Chub
Das. E.ev Tvs Threehowope Romainitiees Mace
Clare A
Ghairs Piente
Gdenwood Pack
All Keller
Weller
Peanur
Raymond Robbins
Chiace
Maw Robbins
H. P. Lyman Wheaton
St. Pauls PL EL Church
Dean
Court House
New School Trustee
Austin, Tex
Gilveston
GOV. W. PL. Hobby
Gen
J. F. Walters
Texas National Guardsmen
ING
Gulf Port
GeNeral Pershing
Washington
Gen. Pershing
Tionary
D. A. R. Meeting
Paris
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