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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
1
A chaotic wartime dispatch reports the end of World War II as the French War Office states the Allies refused a delayed assembly request. The note alleges mixed signals from Paris and references a survey about commissions and a man named John Bo.
In a Sunday morning ceremony at St Authoums's Chapel the Lleven Sisters completed their training with a graduation of nine pupils. The event featured songs and readings by the students and a brief address by Sister Phe cen. Riders from the nearby community attended, and the occasion closed with refreshments in the vestry.
Dream Monday Night June 2 offers comedy at St Luke's with the George Nanz venue. Sean is listed with PINANCIALES EVIBARR aside and tickets reserve through St Luke's Brotherhood.
A found money report notes cash turned in on Watt Street Saturday afternoon and directs inquiries to this office for reclaim.
A brief notice recalls Raye Mond Kerewin returning home after overseas service. Senior Vic and Mrs James are noted in connection with the event.
The committee reports efforts to lighten the army load to a peace basis. Details show reductions to 109,000 enlisted and 28,579 officers versus earlier estimates, with a total appropriation of 58,107,000 and persistent calls for rapid bill passage to avoid postwar burden.
Sale notice for tomato plants tobacco plants and Huckelberry garden stock at FE A Deckers second hand store located at 722 Spring. Describes quality and availability for gardeners.
Reports describe pressure to register skilled labor and female workers with experience on power machines and cutters. Officials discuss potential factory relocations, with three plants seeking new locations and significant labor needs including seamstresses and garment workers for overalls production.
Elza Bennett, jailed for second degree burglary in Indianapolis, slipped away Sunday after attending his mother’s funeral. He crossed the river with a boy’s aid in a skiff, reaching Kentucky before officers from Knox and Louisville could pursue further. Sheriff Ribble and Sheriff Dellinger led the search with Louisville police assistance continuing.
The United States Geological Survey warns of a possible coal shortage next fall and winter. Production must rise, orders must be placed now, and labor and transportation limits threaten meeting domestic, utility, and industrial needs.
The text discusses worker pay for vacations not taken amid heavy pressure at the depot. Authorities consider entitlements for payroll, noting workers may receive back pay and a possible extended leave window if needed. A delay in normal leave procedures is implied, with references to magistrate understanding and back pay calculations.
Classified notice seeking experienced salespeople to answer by letter. Include age and salary expectations. References and correspondence confidential. Swartz Dry Goods Co. invites qualified applicants to apply with details.
Herman Roberts patrolled as a parolee from the Tadiana Reeformatory was brought back to the institution this morning by state agent Dowel for violation of parade. He was ordered from Wiarton Goudy February 9 to serve part of a sentence for petit larceny.
Reserve seats at George Nanz's for a St. Luke's Brotherhood event titled Financially Embarrassed. The fundraiser takes place at the Dream Theater on Monday night June 23, with proceeds supporting church activities.
Come and see our big bargain in writing paper with wide selection at 25 cents per box. Stock features regular values up to 1.50 in a sale likely to reward buyers who lay in a future supply. Come and see the splendid stock to select from. A Schimpff & Son.
The McCulloch Home Economics group will hold a monthly session at the Consolidated Schoolhouse on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Gerhard will give an address and demonstrate household topics. Attendees include Miss Verne, Miss Jacobs, and Mrs. Pritchard. program details list demonstrations on cooking and domestic science.
Reserve seats for the event labeled Financially the Dream heater set for Monday night June 25. No mention of George Nanoz or related affiliations.
The pardon board at Indianapolis will meet today to review inmate parole applications. Officials note a subset of applications for parole will be examined, with decisions expected by Friday.
An AFL tied effort organizes stalled railroad shop carts as the plant resumes full operation after a long disruption. The move signals renewed activity and points to efforts by employees to stabilize production and job security.
Superintendent George Shire attends a district dinner tonight in honor of the fortieth anniversary of the state board of education. The event marks a milestone for the education reform effort and features remarks from local officials.
Regular values up to S150 go in this sale at 25 cents per box. Come and see the splendid stock to select Iron, California. Schimpif & Son.
Carriage in first class condition offered for sale. Appears at 632 East Court Avenue with contact by phone 4568.
A powerful tornado devastated a California town this afternoon, wiping out docks and flooding streets. Reports from Staples to the Northern Pacific line describe the Grad Hotel and depot destroyed, while Battle Lake Minnesota reported no fatalities despite near complete town destruction. The Hotel and brewery areas were swept clean, though the operator said no deaths were confirmed yet.
Public notice states local barber shops will open at 8 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. daily and from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturdays starting Monday. Jane, 25, advertises under class 6 25.
Regular values up to a dollar fifty six in this sale at twenty five cents. Come and see the splendid stock to select. A Schimpf and Son advertise their offerings in the current page notice.
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