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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
4
The Plank Road Economics club held its June meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Wilner T. Fox home “Shady Nook” with a popular program and a basket supper served in the woods nearby.
Tickets available at George Nanz's under St. Luke's Brotherhood for a Dream Theater event Monday night June 23. Proceeds support the Dream Theater program and community activities.
McChare, a rare survivor of the famed 49th Indiana Infantry commanded by Col James Keigwin, arrived in the city on a visit from the Marion Indiana branch of the National Soldiers Home.
At the County Superintendents Association gathering in Indianapolis, seventeen county superintendents received salary increases under the 1919 salary law. L N Hines advocated creating a department of research and statistics to support schools, noting only one high school inspector served 850 high schools. He urged rural school expert leadership to guide activities.
A ladies wrist watch with a 14 inch chain and a dial and Pearl was lost between Dream Theater and Fulton and Court avenues. Reward offered at the Police station.
William Freeman, son of John Freman and grandson of County Commissioner William D. Hobbs, has arrived home from overseas duty after receiving his discharge at Camp Sherman.
Philip Zoercher of the State Tax Board met Jeffersonville's County Board of Review to discuss assessing corporations under the new county unit law. The private session drew interest as officials debated a proposed increase with attorney George C. Kopp and Claud Bensinger present.
FE church hosts a 8 o'clock performance by the Scouts presenting The Boy Scout Hero a comedy drama set at a Summer Camp A street urchin orphan Bing and his hob o uncle Red Mike Fogarty clash with law officers and are reformed by Scout work Raze the cook and Happy Holmes provide comic relief The second act jumps two years forward showing Bing's progress toward trust and success
George Sohen and others convey 169 acres of land in Clark County to Henry Stoffregers for 37,000 dollars.
For sale. Ideal building for 68 by 160 feet at Howard Park near Interurban line. Phone 965-F. R Wi Baggerly, 415 E Market Street.
A territory remains open for a salesman to sell wrapping paper bags twine and toilet paper year round. The National Sack and Paper Co of Chicago runs the ad encouraging candidates in all classes of trade to apply.
A deed filed yesterday shows H. H. Duffy and Olive Duffy conveying lot 12 block 26 Howard Park to Charles L. and Henrietta Monroe for 1500. Victor Willoughby and Mrs. Alice Willoughby of Detroit transfer 7.43 acres in grant 3 Brighton to Mrs. Ida May Howard of this city.
An early morning bowel operation remark promotes HERBINE as a remedy to purify strength and regulate bowels. Sold by B. Doo little with an advertisement urging regular use for regular movements and comfort.
Mr Paul Howard of Yampa Fla will arrive soon to relocate here and resume ties with the Howard Shipyards and Dock Co.
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