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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
8
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A damaged OCR fragment mentions a town event on a Saturday in a month with vague names and numbers. It references Seheop Gea and Couts S pferntencent 3 Soot but lacks clear details. The readable parts suggest a local note or diary entry rather than a full report.
The text poses questions about famous fairy tales and stories such as Jack and the Beanstalk and Little Red Riding Hood, asking readers to compare details and recall source elements. It cites scattered phrases and references amid garbled OCR.
A fragmented sports style note notes vegan topics and policy clashes with product labeling. Officials, groups, and stakeholders discuss risks, consumer rights, and market impact amid ongoing tensions.
Gross announces an annual examination to be held at Charlestown for residents of eastern Clark County, aiming to benefit local teachers and those in the area.
Terre Haute won the next meeting of the State Sunday School Association at the closing session in Muncie yesterday. New Albany was also considered. A. J. Crum, president of the Clark County Association, returned from the gathering.
A jury in Wabash Circuit Court awarded Mrs. Matilda Shelton $1,000 against her mother in law Mrs. Amanda Shelton for alienating her husband’s affections.
Ernest Arnett Bruce 23 years old of Central City Kentucky was arrested in Evansville Indiana on charges of desertion from the United States regular army and will be turned over to the Government.
Major Theodore B. Hacker opened fids today for supplying several pounds of black harness material for use in the harness shops at the depot. The harness department at the depot has been very busy and a number of new men were taken on recently.
Wr. Brooker, long employed at the Dream Theater, arrived from Champaign Illinois to visit here for several days. He is employed by a dry cleaning plant at that place.
Government Depot workers continue sending escort wagons and harness for state troops. More than half of the 120 wagons have already gone forward, while the remainder remain in storage.
On special ears of the traction line scholars and members of the Sunday School of Wall Street M. E. church along with the congregation joined the annual picnic today held at Prather's woods.
Information from Seymour states that seven men from the former Company M Second Regiment Indiana National Guard, which was disbanded, have joined Company K at Seymour. Every effort is being made locally to encourage enlistment.
Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority members enjoyed a dinner at the home of Mrs Rose B Allen on West Chestnut Street. Attendees included Mrs George Nahstoll Mrs Andrew T Wylie Mrs Alex Veasey and Miss Stella Caughlin. Afterward Edith Eberts hosted a Rock party for Tri Kappa with a list of local and visiting guests.
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