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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1921

Page

3

Greenwich Village artists and roving writers cited in debate

A New York piece defends Greenwich Village against being merely near art and lists writers who lived there. The prompt calls out Edna St Vincent Millay, Floyd Dell, Sinclair Lewis, Susan Glaspell, Mary Heaton Vorse, Eugene O Neill, Theodore Dreiser, Nina Wilcox Putnam and others as examples of genuine achievement. It notes Theodore Roosevelt and Douglas Robinson supporting student artists while Rockaway Point is praised for efficient town planning and a unique butcher shop cum dance hall operation with sawdust repurposed for floor use.

New York Greenwich Washington and Sheridan Square Manhattan Edne St. Vincent Millay Floyd Dell Sinclair Lewis Susan Claspell Mary Heaton Vorse Eugene O’neil Theodore Dreser Nina Wilcox Putnam Rockaway Point Rockaway

Columbia prizes awarded at commencement ceremonies

Columbia University announced prize winners at commencement. Edith Wharton receiving the $1,000 Pulitzer for The Age of Innocence, noted for its wholesome portrayal of American life. Lulu Bett awarded the $4,005 prize for the American original play by Zona Gale, based on Gale's novel and lauded for its impact on American life fiction.

Columbia University Edith Wharton New York Lulu Bett Zona Gale

Judges Wrath Over Subway Door Prank Ends With Fines

Two young men on a subway train kept doors from closing by placing feet in the door. They were brought before Judge Jesse Silberman who fined them 25 dollars each and warned that he would have broken their heads if he had been on the car.

Jesse Silberman

Trained Horses Offer Long Rides From Manhattan Stable

The article notes a small number of highly trained horses at a Manhattan riding academy. Riders must have a strong hand and firm seat to ride beyond an hour from the stable, as horses navigate distance with a strict hour out and back. Rates are five dollars for two hours.

Manhattan Island

Inexperienced Riders and Timed Rides Warned by Manager

The manager notes many riders lack experience and sense of direction or time. He credits the horses for controlling the ride, preventing riders from overrunning time limits and risking danger to riders and himself. He emphasizes the horses manage the pace and safety.

Indiana crops show heat and scarce rain across crops

The weekly Indiana crop report notes very high temperatures and sparse rainfall. Corn remains good but needs rain. winter wheat cutting is complete in the south and advancing north. Oats head with short straw, barley similar, rye and potatoes planted, clover cut, white top and timothy weedier, tobacco transplanting nearly finished, and fruit crops like asparagus and blackberries reduced by dry heat.

Indiana Timothy

Star Stands Against Noisy Streets at Night

Residents urge less noise after dark as warm nights make sleep difficult. They request cutting out horn honking and loud music on the streets and complain the racket is not tolerated elsewhere.

Transfer Complete of Ferry Property to Falls City Co

The old Ferry Company signs over its property to Falls Cities Transportation and Ferry Company. President Fromholz and Froman Coots finalize the sale with cash and two notes totaling 42 500. The Pilgrim remains under charter to a Pittsburg colored organization as debts are paid and a 25 000 mortgage is released.

Old Falls Cities Transportation & Ferry Co Fromholz Froman Coots Pilgrim Pittsburg Tf Wans Louisville & Jeffersonville Ferry Company

Calumet Excursion On the East St. Louis Steamship

A large group from Jeffersonville plans the Calumet club moonsite excursion aboard the East St. Louis on Friday June 24. The boat departs Louisville at 8 p.m. and Jeffersonville at 8 30 p.m. Attendees expect fine music refreshments and a pleasant outing.

Jeffersonville Calumet Club East St. Louis Louisville

Indiana Clark County notice appoints executor for Francis M. Taylor

Wilmer T. Fox named executor of the will of Francis M. Taylor of Clark County Indiana. Estate believed solvent. Publication adv. 151 Jung 22 29 July 6.

State of Indiana County of Clark Francis M. Taylor Clark County Laig Wilmer T. Fox Jung

Society notices and upcoming visits mark city life

Lieut R V Thomas and Mrs Thomas head to Camp Grant on July first. Mr and Mrs Omer Miller and daughter Marjorie of Indianapolis visit Mr and Mrs J L Miller Locust St. Daughters of the American Revolution plan a lawn picnic at Mrs Hutchinsons West Front St. The Spring Hill PTA hosts a summer festival with ice cream cake popcorn and parcel post sale to raise money for playground swings.

R. V. Thomas Mrs. Thomas Camp Grant Omer Miller Marjorie Miller Indianapolis Mr. Miller J. L. Miller Locust St Daughters of the American Revolution Anna Hutchinson West Front St Spring Hill Parent-Teacher Association

Black children to visit aunt in Huntington West Virginia

Fay Black and Melvin Black Jr will depart Friday to Huntington West Virginia to visit their aunt Mrs C W Henshaw. The note mentions Mr and Mrs M J Black as their parents.

Fay Black Melvin Black, Jr M. J. Black Huntington W. Va C. W. Henshaw

Thomas Mullen Travels to Cincinnati for a Few Days

Mr. Thomas Mullen has left for Cincinnati and will be away for a few days.

Mr. Thomas Mullen Cincinnati

Mrs Roy Zollinger Returns Home From Visit

Mrs Roy Zollinger has left her parents Mr and Mrs J C Bussey after a five week visit and returned to her Chicago home.

Roy Zollinger J. C. Bussey Chicago

Miss Cloone Parker Hosts M. F. L. Club Gathering

Miss Cloone Parker will entertain her M. F. L. Club Tuesday night at her Chestnut Street home.

Miss Cloone Parker M. F. L. Club Chestnut St

Misses Jenks Take Trip to Indianapolis

Misses Oline Jenks and Margaret Jenks depart for Indianapolis this morning to spend a week with their brother Roy Jenks and Mrs Jenks.

Oline Jenks Margaret Jenks Indianapolis Roy Jenks Mrs. Jenks

Misses Thelma Strief and Harri Ett Seiffried Visit Louisville

Misses Thelma Strief and Harri Ett Seiffried spent yesterday in Louisville as guests of their aunt.

Thelma Strief Harriett Seiffried Louisville

Miss Vivian Denzler Visits Sister in Indianapolis

Miss Vivian Denzler is visiting her sister Mrs. Charlton Holmes and Mr. Holmes in Indianapolis for a personal visit.

Miss Vivian Denzler Mrs. Charlton Holmes Mr. Holmes Indianapolis

Elmer Collins Family Camping Trip Details Given

Mr and Mrs Elmer Collins and family of Meigs Ave are on a ten days camping trip.

Elmer Collins Meigs Ave

Local travelers plan trip to Marengo Cave this week

Mrs. Sarah Eberts and Miss Edith Eberts join Miss Irene Harris of Sellersburg along with Mr. George Newton of Louisville and Mr. James Ebers for a driving excursion to Marengo Cave this week.

Sarah Eberts Edith Eberts Irene Harris Sellersburg George Newton Louisville James Ebers Marengo Cave

Mauzy Couple to Spend Summer at Lakes as Guests of Son

Mr. and Mrs. John Mauzy will depart soon to enjoy the summer at the Lakes hosted by their son Ernest Mauzy of Detroit Michigan.

John Mauzy the Lakes Ernest Mauzy Detroit, Mich

Nachands Move From Denver to City

Mrs. Kate Nachand and Miss Anna Nachand and Hal Nachand have moved to the city from Denver after residing there for some time. The family notes their arrival and extends greetings to friends in the area.

Kate Nachand Anna Nachand Hal. Nachand Denver

Genuine J. R. Watkins Sales Agent Opportunity Ad

We seek a lady or gentleman agent for J. R. Watkins Products in Jeffersonville and other towns. Large opportunity for hustlers. Write today for a free sample and details of our offer. R. Watkins Co. 65 Winona Ste. sota. Adv. June 18 25.

J. R. Watkins Jeffersonville R. Watkins Co Winona, Ste Sota

For Rent Flat Three Rooms and Kitchenette Ad

Rent notice for a three room flat with kitchenette appears in this issue. Inquiries directed to the office with dates June 21 22 23.

Adv

St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief

A vintage advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism cure that quickly eases pain and stiffness in joints and muscles. It claims instant relief with topical application and asserts millions have been cured over the last fifty years for conditions like sciatica and lumbago.

St. Jacobs St. Jacobs Oil

Ella Jordan to Speak at Howard Park Methodist Tonight

Miss Ella Jordan will lecture at the Howard Park Methodist church this evening as she visits the park guest of Miss Laura Bushfield during her stay at the grounds.

Ella Jordan Howard Park Methodist Church Jordan Laura Bushfield The Park

St Luke’s Church Members Attend Glenwood Park Picnic

A large group from St Luke’s church and friends gathered at Glenwood Park for a Sunday school picnic today.

St. Luke’s Church Glenwood Park

Tabor Lodge Initiates 34 into First Degree

Tabor Lodge I C O F reported a two-session initiation with 20 candidates a week ago and 14 men admitted to the first degree last night. The fraternal event expanded membership and reflects ongoing lodge activities.

Tabor Lodge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Theodore Roosevelt Douglas Robinson Art Students League Calumet Excursion Mrs. B. A. Thees Chariton Holmes Ann Rodgers Nearieee United Home Furnishing Co Keller Shoe Repair Shop T.F Mark Midway Stone & Monument Co Midway New Albany T. F Pennsylvania B. T.mccartin Beck Bldg Charles H. Zaun Ahta. Davison Sheumatiam Fourth and Chestnut Louisville, Ky
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