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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
8
The article notes a June graduation ceremony where diplomas were awarded to graduates. Dr Gesoree presided as president and a board member, with trustees voting on the college’s leadership and future, as graduates stepped forward to receive their degrees.
A deputy sheriff served James Aden in the town on a Saturday notice to appear at the court to show cause why he has not paid Bertha Marvin five dollars weekly as ordered.
A vague report notes Judge Fortunes in Salem Washington County ruling on the plea in abatement for Wilbur Mover, charged with the murder of Grant McCory. The legal action, before Lawrence Circuit Court, faced dismissal details and was postponed between June dates.
Mrs Charles T Howard entertained her Embroidery Club at her home on East Chestnut Street yesterday. Attendees included Mesdames P Elwanger and several local residents. A camping party is planned for Six Mile Island for about ten days after July 1 with Al Grmm, Charles T Howard, George Howell and families. Also reported are relocations, medical news, travel, and forthcoming marriages involving local families and guests from Louisville, Washington DC, Hartwell, and Madison.
An advertisement touts a prom inent physician approved freckle treatment promising clear skin. It claims quick results with ethine and a money back guarantee if freckles persist, urging buy with double strength for best effect.
A deed filed by Harry T. Martin and Lulu Martin transfers 62.69 acres in Grants 140 and 141 to Florence Stricker for $1, though revenue stamps show a proper value of $1,509.
William Bender delinquent from the Indiana Reformatory for nearly two years was sent back from Blackwell's Island New York by Ray Campbell superintendent of the Bertillion Department who will retire July 1 to run a private detective agency in Indianapolis Bender was arrested in New York City and sent to the island for ninety days identified by a fingerprint classification from the Reformatory He originally came from Fort Wayne Allen County on November 11 1910 to serve two to fourteen years for entering a house to commit a felony He was twenty seven years old at that time and received parole from the Board of Trustees June 28 1918 He is a native of
Indiana state school superintendents met at the State House in Indianapolis to discuss rural school development and vocational education with emphasis on agriculture. The session largely covered an explanation of the teachers license law.
Sellersburg resident Mrs. Josephine Breedon has been awarded a $12 monthly pension as the widow of a Civil War veteran, per a Pension Bureau announcement in Washington.
Advertisement seeks a white girl with German preference to assist in house work and help in a grocery store. Apply Jos Goodman at 429 Spring Street.
Homer M. Frank president of the Wall Street Epworth League will conduct the lawn service of the Epworth League Society of DePauw Memorial Methodist Episcopal church on New Albany Sunday evening at 6 45 o clock.
A group from Charlestown mostly Methodist Episcopal Church attendees traveled to Madison this morning to join the Park M. E. Church excursion to Port Union today.
Edward Gastian administrator of the Evivabeta Bastian estate filed his final report in the Circuit Clerk Ballard office. He states he assumed the trust in May and since then no assets have come into his hands.
Court summons issued against Mrs C Lesenr to recover household goods on installment plan. Case requires appearance in Circuit Court on June 1 with books and papers related to the action.
At the Dream Theater two film programs shown tonight. The Renfax music pictures will be shown as well.
The County Board of Review continues to hear complaints from taxpayers about property assessments. Today officials from Clark County banking institutions discussed the assessment matter with board members.
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