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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
4
Lucy King sued the City of New Albany for damages after a doorstep fell. she won $500. The Board of Public Works ordered property owners to remove porches extending on sidewalks. The court held the obstruction should not have been permitted by the city, not shifted to the corner.
Community gathering directed by Associated Friends at Centenary Church New Albany Sunday evening features a concert by the Indiana Reformers unit led by Prof. H. H. Dreyer. An earlier SPAR notice misstated the venue as the Reformatory.
George W. Resehas and his son departed this morning for a two week visit in Indianapolis. Mr. Reschar will join them Wednesday.
A contract is awarded to place oil on the improved city streets. Work will begin in a few days under Street Commissioner Felix A. Bennett. All streets will be treated except those paved with brick.
Residents invited to a Warder Park lunch fundraiser for the Old Ladies Home this afternoon from 4 o clock. Supper in the shade of the maples. Bring wife and children to join.
An early 20th century health advisory urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion appetite and general vitality and promotes lime stone phosphate purchase as a cure for constipation bilious spells and skin issues.
A former Prince member of the Police Department sustained a severe injury five weeks ago when his thumb was mashed in the Pennsylvania road repair shops. He remains incapacitated and another part was removed yesterday, with healing reportedly refused.
In absence the pastor Rev Fred Ravies who recently returned from France where he served as chaplain will recount experiences there. In the evening a representative of the Anti Saloon League from Indianapolis will speak.
The Brighter Day League of the Indiana Reformatory will hold its regular morning meeting at the institution. A St. Luke's quartette will provide music and Pastor Rev. D. A. Winter will deliver the sermon.
A government notice states employees will have a half holiday on salary day effective today. The directive indicates a provisional scheduling change impacting official duties and payroll procedures.
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