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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
5
The Finance Committee of the Womans' Civic Club will host a wide Saturday night event. Miss Matilda Kaelin spent the weekend visiting relatives in Sey Chua.
Mrs dlorace Sehafer after a week's visit to his parents Mr and Mrs Fed Sehafer near Emerys Obessing has returned to Birmingham. Mrs Enunons Jacobs is visiting hierosisteros Mrs feowr Wruilt and Mrs Jacob Warner of North Maneyresher Pad
PL Robertson of Rieh tractsthed is visiting here with Billie Atomestrone, as noted in the local social column.
The fragment notes Mina, Mes, BoB and Bel spending the weekend at Pekin Jind with unclear details. Potential event or visit referenced but specifics are missing.
Mero and Mes KO Marey and child, visiting Piston O, were seen with George England before returning home.
Rev. 4 Coleman, pastor of the Baptist Conarcin, is vacationing in southern Kentucky visiting his parents during this period.
Res Bowling a Seminary student preached for Rev Codeman yesterday morning. Uromere and saniotth children from AM Prayer Found Homes led the evening service at the Baptist Church. Mr Charles Sheppard ill at his home on WW Marhiar Street. Mrs Alonzo Shoemaker of Watt Street visiting in Pewee Valley. Missora Phace and mother of Port Fulton back from Indianapolis. Mrs Marshba Ward of St Louis visiting son. Mr Charles Peel and family departed for Pittsburg to locate. Mrs Hattie Asbury who spoke at Standard Bear Rally returned to Indianapolis. Mrs Henry Meyer and family from Grand Rapids arrived to visit Elizabeth Meyer and relatives.
Miss Maude Coleman visits her sister in Louisville where Mrs. Lula Boyer presides. details indicate a social call and family connection in Kentucky.
Mrs. Nora Mayfield is improving but not yet sitting up. Mrs. Crewe Southwell, visiting Cincinnati, has returned home. Mrs. Sourein of Washington DC visits her daughter Mrs Billboard Gunner. Mr. Herbert Ware of St. Louis visits his sister Mrs H C Sampson. Mr. Meredith Bryant, recent Military Academy graduate from New York, earned the gold medal for Military Efficiency and summers with his parents. Capt and Mrs S S Brevant of the Marblehead Apartments are noted residents.
Mr. Frank Dugan and son of Lou isville were guests of Mrs. Frank McCusloch for the weekend. Mr Edward Baldwin of New York City on his way to the Pacific Coast was the guest of his brother, Dr J. H. Baldwin.
Mrs L A Johnson Miss Zell Johnson Mrs Burdette Lutz and Wes E B Gregory were entertained Friday at luncheon by Mrs Homer Hetler of Crescent Court Louisville.
Mr and Mrs Newton H Myers returned Friday from a trip to Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis. They visited these cities and reported a pleasant journey with family and friends.
Property listing notes a house with five or six rooms including water and lights bath. Contact phone 1n Advdunei6 for details.
A long description traces the geipes dance from ancient times to its supposed Spanish origins in Seville. It notes the dance in cathedral ceremonies, the era of its popularity, and vivid costumes and music. The piece mentions St. Chrysostom and St Augustine in relation to devotional dance and recounts spectacles at Ecsternach with a Saint bringing a grand procession amid imperial bans.
In Vacore a small New England town two maiden ladies share an astonishing resemblance with their long time attendants. The companions imitate voices and manners so closely that they are often mistaken for the mistresses. Telephone calls between the two pairs lead to frequent embarrassing mix ups.
Among many American women in traveling sales, Miss Helen Courtney stands out as she sells engines and fire fighting apparatus for a Columbus, Ohio manufacturer and is regarded as one of the most successful in the business.
A famed lawyer warns against cross examining an Irish witness recounting a fatal railway accident. The Irish man describes the whistle timing and its impact on a widow's damages claim, prompting courtroom amusement as the verdict favors the widow.
Classified ad seeks a room with good light above a stable or another building for light storage and a small work bench. Includes address hint and phone contact. Also advertises Dean's Ointment for itching skin trouble including eczema and scabies with store availability.
Allen Moders of 318 Missouri Ave Jeffersonville testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his weak kidneys. He says nighttime urination backache and relief followed use after a relative also found the remedy effective. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ad.
Classified item notes three furnished rooms for light housekeeping with contact 1081-3 and dates June 9 10 11. Also contains aDr Thomas Electric Oil ad touting a household remedy for baby’s croup bruises sore throat and lameness with price 60 cents.
Advertises for a superintendent Reed chair factory. See Harry L Hibart Stass Hotel in this city on June 17. Adv D131CG June 15 16.
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