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Newspaper

Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

Page

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Women vote rights debate at Jeffersonville meeting

Jeffersonville Equal Suffrage League members discussed federal amendment support and education plans. Mrs Judah of Louisville spoke on suffrage work and Indiana strategies while leaders urged informing voters and preparing for broader political participation.

Friends Jeffersonville Branch Equal Suffrage League J. Bs. Dudah Louisville Thre Faer Rebecca Hosenthal Otters Newell Watson Congress William Riddles Jonah Ose Nattanad Assoe Dgbieh Tew Pwo League of Wormied Voters Isnerapee Indiana Ali Nedsatta Divisier Our National Congress Watson Senate

Youths Participate During Scout Week Activities

The text describes youths engaged in Boy Scout Week activities with trips to the woods and various demonstrations. It highlights group participation, safety drills, and community involvement as part of the observance.

Court Considers Parcel Post Theft Case and Divorces

Charles town area cases include a parcel box theft charge against a local farmer, with a jury seated but not yet filled. The court also grants multiple divorces and custody orders, while other civil matters and motions are argued or sustained in Tuesday proceedings.

Murder Case in Floyd County Courthouse Trial Open

The state sues Irvin Bell for the killing of George Schoen owner of a livery barn west of New Albany on Corydon Pike last year. Bell faced the Floyd County Court at New Albany with numerous witnesses expected as the preliminary hearings proceed.

Irvine Bell Floyd New Albany Corydon Pike George Schoen New Albans Schoen Bell

Reformatory Purchasing Plan Aims for Statewide Supplies

The Board of Trustees approves a new centralized purchasing plan for the Reformatory and state institutions starting July, transferring buying power to a secretary in Indianapolis. Contracts move from monthly local allotments to price based bulk purchases, with emphasis on food and staples like cloth coal and potatoes. Superintendent Shideler notes expected large yields on Jeffersonville area farms and active cultivation to support maintenance and inmate work.

Board of Trustees Bhortis Saab Board of “Vrustees Thermeethian Mondas Pauly Obier Abileios Busine Haly Board of “Prustees Brefromatey Mie Mitdeler Daavernor Prveau Jeffersonville Reformatory Tle Puesday Boyce Metalloeh Utes Shit Deler

Death at Charlestown Farm Leader Gabriel Bottor Dies

Jetimathan Bottor, a 60-year-old Charlestown township farmer, died Monday afternoon after a stroke or paralysis. Native of Charlestown, he built and owned a large farm near Ledfersburg. Surviving family includes multiple children and a spouse. funeral arrangements incomplete.

Jetimathan Bottor Charlestown Gabriel Bottort Willowa Oman Industes Clara County Marriase Riva Cochert

Lost leather purse with Army ring and keys near Con roy’s

A leather purse with draw strings containing 39 dollars, an Army ring, and three keys was lost between Misouri Avenue and Con Roy's. Please return to Con.

Misouri Avenue Conroy’s. Finder Con

Kissinger’s Release Shrouded In Turbulent Aftermath

An opaque report describes Henry Kissinger’s release from a facility after a controversial period. Witnesses note confusion and delayed actions as authorities discuss legal and political implications surrounding his time in custody.

Encampment of Patriarchs Planned at Utica

Preparations underway for the Utica lodge to form an encampment of Patriarchs. The first class passenger report notes the formation process and local involvement in the Odd Fellows fraternity.

Utica Uties Lodge of Odd Fellows

Linemen Return to Work Then Quit Again

Linemen from United Gas and Electric Co of Jeffersonville and New Albany, on a ten week strike, returned to work but quit again hours later over non union employee disputes. The open shop agreement was stated but union men claim placers must be denied. Inside linemen also walked off at noon but after talks with manager Capt. LPD Spragel it was decided to have D L Goebel national organizer from Wire address the dispute and the men agreed to return.

United Gas and Electric Company Jeffersonville New Albany Plac Capt. L. PD. Spragel D. L. Goebel Wire North Carolina

Light Hats and Baldness Warn: Scalp Care While Wearing Hats

A short medical note argues hats can worsen baldness by indenting the scalp and restricting circulation. It recommends daily scalp massages and keeping hats loosened outside, avoiding tight or stiff hats, to preserve scalp fat and promote hair growth.

Lael Sivery Iman

May Obtain Notice of Assessment for Defersin Ville Township

Property owners in Defersin Ville Township who have not received their real estate valuation notice may obtain it free by calling township assessor Jo t Kenney. Announcement made Monday.

Defersin- Ville

Gatley Powell Marriage in Louisville

Lloyd H. Gatley of this city wed Beulah L. Powell of Louisville in Louisville. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. C. Powell pastor of the Poe Christian church.

Lloyd H. Gatley Beulah L. Powell Louisville E. C. Powell Poe- Christian Church

School Board Sets Meeting for Naming of New High School

The board will meet Thursday to name the high school intended to serve the next academic year beginning September. Appointments will follow the recommendation of City Superintendent Emmett Taylor. There will be few changes.

Emmett Taylor

Ferry Service Disrupted by Engine Trouble

Ferry service between the city and Louisville was halted briefly Monday as the George Rogers Clark engine failed Sunday and Monday morning the Transit also suffered a similar issue. Repairs were made and service resumed.

Louisville George Rogers Clark Pransit

Coming Marriage at Sellersburg

Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage plans for Miss Gladys Crimdanet and Al H. Wetzel. Both families, from Mes. Avea Crim of Sefthers bore and Crathersvolle, prepare for a formal ceremony in Sellersburg on a Wednesday night in June.

Gladys Crimdanetter Mes Avea Crim Sefthersbore AL H. Wetzel Crathers— Volle Sellersburg oBorough

Insurance Case Reversed Appeals Over New Suit Against Pru

In Clark Keurt Court the reversed finding allows Mary Ritchey to sue Prudential Insurance again for coverage on her husband Roberto Streppy. Jas Deen issued the defense answer alleging Streppy misrepresented his health on his application.

Whem Ther Clark Keurt Mary Ritchey Mary Dkeliy Prudential Tnsurance Company Omusin Jas Streppy Ipsuraner

Marriage at St Anthony's Church in a Gay Wedding

Miss Latase Werbel daughter of Mr and Mrs Casper Werbel of East Seventh Street married Alexander Schweitzer of St Louis. The ceremony was led by Rev Fusene Weibel in the presence of relatives and friends. A breakfast followed, with a 2 to 5 reception, then the couple left for a wedding trip to the Ozark mountains. The groom works as an accountant in St Louis.

Anthony S Gathobe Latase Webel Miro Casper Werbel Seventh Street Alexander Schweitzer St. Louis Fusene Weibel Hot Springs Fred Hertzberg St Louis Ozark Mountains

Local farmer Jonathan Botterny suffers paralysis stroke

Jonathan Botterny a well known farmer from Sellersburg recently turned seventy six and has suffered a paralytic stroke.

Jnathan Botterny Sellersburg

Arrived from Overseas Corp Harold Stovall Returns

Word has been received that Corp Harold Stovall has arrived in New York. He left for France almost a year ago and friends will be glad to welcome him home.

Corp Harold Stovall New York Corp. Stovall Ior France

Return Visit Prospects and War-Time Reminiscence

The writer plans to take leave after returning to visit Jeffersonville and relatives. They recall the 1910 farewell and expect many changes. A man named Gaither, now in the 4th Infantry, is noted as seven years old when the author joined the army.

Jeffersonville Amea Gaither

Lieut Prewitt Band Leader Writes From Front

Lieutenant Prewitt, band leader, describes his work with the Third Army Composite Regiment as it serves as escort to General Pershing. He notes training, a recent band competition, and plans for ongoing duty with the American Expeditionary Force in Europe.

Lieut. Prewitt Wilk General Pershing Wallanda Hobbs Frautis Epoca Dames Bo Prowitt Dee Ainte Uiedeys Green thateau-Thieres St. Mitek Paris Faeh Protas Lexis Roel Vthivet Arnayo Pinuth Third Army Ain-Ehief Ganerag Pershing England Belgium Cobleng Jeff U.S. A

Contempt Trial for Dr Reed Based on Divorce Case

A city group testified in New Albany Monday in the contempt case against Dr A A Reed. The suit stems from an affidavit by his ex wife Mrs Levin Reed claiming failure to comply with a child support order. Judge Joli Mo Parts took the matter under advisement after witnesses described the daughter Catherine Reed as 17 and noted parental disputes over custody.

Mai Packdees Olin Dellinger Maes Seriff Dellinger James Wo Fortune Elisha Tuesett Cleveland Gineanaaty Chieva Carenat Court Chaim Surteef Marie Earle Elwer EE Elzy Hernsville Walter M. Kuutz Grace Lutz Dayton Mane Hills Howard Park Chet Gaunt Ralph Hills Hils Si.almiooy Sio Ao Numder New Albany A. A. Reed Levin Reed Joli Mo Dr. Reed

Family of WM. SCHENLER III In Army Service

William P. Schenler III is chief inspector at the Quartermasters Depot and lives in Port Fulton. His son Lieut. Harry Schenler serves with the army of occupation on detached service with the Engineers Corps.

William P. Schenler Quartermasters Depot Port Fulton Lieut Harry Schenler Army of Occupation Engineers Corps

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