Visitors Favorably Impressed With Pettijohn Visit
Visitors from Pettijohn Food Products Company toured local facilities and discussed branch establishment. The group, led by Frank S. Lyon and joined by city officials, viewed plants, housing, and the rail yard, and attended a Palm Garden dinner with local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Dethersanvaie
Vesterday
Werner Ata
Penneyivania
Reformatory
Shideler
Sayricht
Mayer
Diane
Mr. Bayisht
Sista
New York
Deises
Lyon
Mr. Towne
Memorial Service for Prthias Arimiors Studi
A memorial service is announced with Rev. Keeney presiding. The event will be held in the afternoon with speakers including Jessica Heporigtecs and others, addressing the life and impact of Prthias Arimiors Studi. Attendees are invited to arrive early for a reception following the service.
Farmers to Get Sou Are Deal in Selling Where
Fragmented OCR text outlines a farming goods sale context with scattered names and phrases. It references farmers, selling, deals, vegetables, cereal, wheat, and various unclear places or groups, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a precise news item.
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The readable content is fragmented and does not provide identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize into a news item with a coherent lead.
Churches Offer Fine Children’s Program During Morning Service
The church announces a morning preaching service with a children’s program led by Pastor Rev Samuel Read at 7145 pon. The public is invited to attend the event titled Christian Laisters as part of the Sunday activities.
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Sammuel Read
Morton Memorial Church Schedule Promises Morning and Evening Sermons
James M. Wooldridge pastor at Morton Memorial Church will lead morning worship at nine and evening service at ten. The Hew S J Thompson presides Louisville district elder in charge. Communion and Sunday School at 9:30. Junior League at 2, Epworth League 6:45. Miss Anna Lane Perry leads the choir.
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James M. Wooldridge
S.J. Thompson
Louisville
Willo
Mai
A.m
Wil
Tio
Thomting
Weleck
Anna Lane
Perry Feader
Story Hour at Public Library Draws Large Attendance
A story hour at the Public Library drew the largest attendance since the story Elomi the Flower Princess. Children helped by volunteers and soldiers received flowers and prizes. Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Hardy organized book donations and thanked local boys for ongoing library support.
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Cbethersen- Wille
Othe Public Library
Abin G. York
Cabbaell
Tiaddwell
Jack Woaittinetan
Amd
Phe
Ehobdpen
Gaddwell
Areauce
Vacation Extends To September In Clark Circuit Court
Five jury trials were held at the Clark Circuit Court session with rulings and filings including a damage case against Louisville Southern Indiana Traction Company sent to Washington County. A divorce petition between Alice Phetus and Virginia Peroutsen was noted along with probate actions, counts, and other civil filings. The vacation extends to September 11.
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Leo Corner
Traction Company
Washington County
Clark Cive
Purine
Dec Getier Agaist
Lousvelte
Indiana
Washitchen
Voere
Virginia Peroutsen
Dida
Ann
Dlatey
Nora Gataves
Stabe
Peances
Wil Marsaresh
Connell
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Noonotian
Qidermien
S00 Agaist
Gary
New Algbany
Lucy
Willan Do Matetell
Virginia DB
Matetredd
Tia
Dares Wo Fortine
Tao
Wifhiaut
St Luke's Reform Church Invites Parishioners to Worship
The church extends a cordial invitation to all services including Sunday worship and Bible study. The schedule lists morning and evening services with sermons, responsives, and special brotherhood meetings, inviting broad attendance.
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San Gan Readif
Pure Ve
Ehuiveh
The Presbyterian Church Summer Schedule Ends
The church will discontinue regular meetings for the summer. Evening sermons and Bible classes are noted with times and groups including Friendshire Bible Class and Keenes's Class For Men. Endeavorers closed the season with pledges for the coming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suneasy
Friendshire Bible
Keenes
Fo Owill
Patrolman Duckworth Retires From City Police Force
Patrolman Duckworth informed Chief Summers his last duty night after resigning days earlier. The force has had a vacancy for weeks following Patrolman Polan’s resignation.
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Duckworth
Summers
Ainer
Polan
Wale Street Church Schedule and Children Day Plan
Wale Street Church announces a 6:15 prayer meeting and 6:45 Fopworth League gathering. Sunday morning features Children's Day services at 10:30 with baptisms conducted by the pastor. Evening worship at 7:45 will discuss Our Sabbath, its Use and Abuses. Visitors welcome. parents expectant of baptisms are asked to present children during the morning exercises.
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Cuppinger
Hible
Fopworth League
TTERBINE remedy advertised for bowel irregularities
An early 20th century advertisement promotes TTERBINE as a remedy for bowel irregularities and improved strength. It claims the formula purifies and regulates these processes. Sold by Po Dao little with an adv. note.
County Agent Moves Office to Charlestown
County agent to move office to Charlestown after securing the office. The new location is in the triangle buildings on Wrest Court Avenue near Singe and Mile streets. The move aims to better connect with farmers across the county.
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Charlestown
County Avent
Manu
Triangle
Wrest Court Avenue
Mile
Singh Street
Ets
Coffies
Hie County
Doctor Injured Dropping From Cherry Tree in Claysburg
Dr Lang suffered a broken arm after falling from a tree while picking cherries at his brother in law Cros Thro’s home in Claysburg. He fell a considerable distance and was injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lang
Cros Thro
Claysburg
Mr. Lang
Children Day Program at Wall Street Church
A church service program lists a children's day event with a processional, scripture readings, offertory, choruses, and recitations. It includes names like Virginia Cleese, Alma Albrecht, and Rev. H C Cliper and features songs such as Saviour Like A Shepherd Lead Us.
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Prinses
Dunia
Process Iepal
Tinele Sani
Prawsey
Virginia Cleese
Salo foursSehane
Planere
Alma Albrecht
H.C. Clipepinger
Senedielton
Territory still open for live sales at Natl Sack and Paper Co
Territory still open for live sales of wrapping paper bags twine toilet paper Sell the year Around Na tional Sack and Paper Co Chicago Adv 5 24.
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National Sack and Paper Co
Chicago
Flag Day Address Urges Loyalty and Prosperity for Nation
The piece calls on every American to renew allegiance to the republic as Flag Day arrives. It stresses vigilant opposition to sedition and threats while urging citizens to invest in war savings and support a national program to sustain stability and prosperity.
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Das
BE Swear
Chrester
Lary
France
Pater Rnias
Aso
United States
Clary
John
Local Celebration Honors Jeffersonville Elks Event
Sunday afternoon in Warder Park a community celebration honors Jeffersonville Elks Ann Rodgers Clark Chapter Dallas and the American [illegible] no Boy Scouts. Music by Starspangeh banners and parade participants. Speakers include Ben Fo Sachs past exalted ruler Louisville Lodge 2.0 and James A. Meih.
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Jeffersonvile Duadie of Elks
Ann Rodgers Clark
Boy Scouts
Rigs
Esquire
Atta Ollieers
Elks Prieute
Address
Ben Fo Sachs
Louisville Lodge
Insanity Hearing Ordered for Schleichter in Grand Larceny Case
Judge Fortune will hold a sanity hearing without a jury for Schleichter accused in a grand larceny case. Attorney Warren Alison consented to the judge’s order. The court sent Schleichter and his wife for mental evaluation and potential transfer to Michigan City for custody.
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Fortune
Varpseechiina Atternexy
McBride
Schleichter
Priso
Michigan
Warren
Alison
Schlchter
Schliechter
Pat
Shere Dellinger
Seliuiehter
Michi- Pan City
Sherdy Delinger
Control the Stable Fly by Proper Straw Stacking
The U S Department of Agriculture urges careful straw care to curb stable flies. Proper stacking sheds rain, even distribution, and trimming loose straw. Baling saves time but is costly. spoiled straw should be spread as manure or burned. Hauling manure and airing out stables reduces both stable and house fly breeding.
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Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Lettuce and Orange Hors d oeuvres with Pepper Drizzle
Small leaves of lettuce topped with orange slices and a strip of red pepper. The dish is finished with a dressing made from orange juice, pepper liquor, and plenty of gait, creating a pretty and tasty starter.
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Oxford
Jeffersonville Lodge of Elks to preside at event
The Lev of Jeffersonville Lodge of Elks will preside over an upcoming local gathering. Officials encourage community attendance and emphasize lodge traditions and ceremonial duties.
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Lev of
Jeffersonville
Lodge of Elks
Boys Invited to Hear Flag Stories Tonight
Mrs F B Campbell invites all boys to her Walnut and Market street home at 6 30 this evening to hear stories about the Revolution and the flag for those old enough to understand.
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F. B. Campbell
Walnut and Market
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