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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
4
Deis My and Mrs George Marple with Mrs Chas Seibert will take their Sun ny Scheol girls to Glen wool Park this afternoon. Mrs Hiram Heaton will entertain next Friday in honor of Mrs Hares Warren of Louisville and Mrs Josep Cobb also of Louisville.
Mes George Jones and daughter Macs Riva returned from Columbus after visiting Mes Minmest Snider. Several families from Louisville and surrounding areas spent weekends with relatives near Charlestown. Miss Hines home from Banville for a week, Ruth Reminds from Louisville with Claude Wennerds, and Mrs Drosta hosted guests from Pine Bluff Arkansas. Mrs Herman Beeker from San Antonio remains ill. Anna Nastell recovers from a serious operation in Louisville.
A vintage advertisement touts the New York Laundry offering first class service for men women and children. It claims careful handling and invites customers to avoid sweatshop like kitchen chores while promising best work at low prices.
Classified snippets show a for rent Furnished apartment five rooms and bath with water electricity gas call 124. Employment ad seeks white laborers at 60 cents per hour with overtime and Sunday rates, pickup by Geo. Mix at Big Four Freight Depot between 3 and 4 pm June 22 23 1920.
Jeffersonville resident Mrs Moders of 318 Missouri Ave testifies that kidney weakness caused nightly urination and back pain. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief, noting a family history and recommending the product from Borton Milt burn Co of Buffalo. Adv. Price 60¢ at dealers.
Rent ad offering three furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Includes telephone contact 1081-3. Appears in June notices with dates June 9 10 11.
A brief ad lists simple home remedies and cautions for common ailments including baby’s croup, minor injuries, sore throat and stiffness. The notice references Dr. Thomas Electric and household care guidance for families.
Wanted Reed chair factory superintendent. See Harry J. Hilburt Stass Hotel in this city on June 17. Ady D138 16 June 15-16.
Real estate and insurance offer bargains on city and farm properties with low rates. The ad claims Bernall policies at the lowest rates and promotes the company as a trusted friend in time of need.
Mrs W S Wark of Charlestown hosts visitors Mrs Clarence Bennett and Mrs J B Yager from La Grange Ky while Mr and Mrs F R Gaver entertain. Frederick Becht returns to Arkansas after weeks with his mother Mrs Fed Becht. Gordon Bottovff IU Bloomington student visits Mrs W Ruddett on way home to Florida.
M. A. Conroy advertises a flour and grain and feed store at the corner of Seventh and Spring Streets. It offers choicest flour and feed, poultry supplies, Peruana Serated Feed for chickens, stock food for horses, cows, hogs and sheep. Farmers and city people are urged to trade there with satisfaction guaranteed.
H. G. Bottorff, manufacturer and builder of auto tops and seat covers, offers upholstery to protect seats and enhance car appearance. Promotes best quality work and service with reasonable prices and broad experience.
The Graham Drug Co in Jeffersonville advertises Palm Garden Cafe as the only rifit class eatery in town offering all you can eat meals at low cost. It promises the best service with charming music and invites patrons to dine at the Graham Drug Store Cafe. Harry L. Beiling.
Clark County Milling Co promotes Flave Flour claiming lightest whitest bread and frequent use in Jeffersonville homes. Federal System of Bakeries urges readers to avoid baking and rely on Federal Bread for a simple kitchen, noting its broad home use.
J Grenger & Co. the Reliable Store for farm machinery offers Wallis Tractor touted as doing work of three men and three teams. Promotes one-third more corn wheat oats yields. Jeffersonville's largest supply house.
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