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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
1
South Reid will give an address before the Masonic Lodge assembly tomorrow evening. Officials expect a strong talk and urge a full attendance.
Mrs Nora Felker Mayfield died June 24 at 5 30 am surrounded by relatives. Born February 25 1875 in Jeffersonville to George W and Lucretia S Felker she married Hon Frank Mayfield November 16 1900. Survived by daughter Helen her mother sister and two brothers.
Matinee Thursday and Friday showings at Le Rose Theater with a run of the piece Checkers. Advance tickets numbers 1463. performances on June 26 28 29 30.
The Carmel Standard formerly favored Wood and Coolidge and editorially shifts to support Harding and Coolidge as the 1920 Republican national ticket. The June 18 note praises Harding’s campaign speeches and concedes the convention produced a strong ticket.
A lost gold mesh bag containing currency and small change is reported. A liberal reward is offered for its return. Contact telephone 895 AdvDHEC. Dates listed June 28, 29, and July 1.
The Womans Civic Club of Jeffersonville Indiana will hold a regular meeting at 7 50 PM at the Young Business Men's Club Chamber of Commerce Building. The program committee chaired by Mrs Joseph Warder has arranged city ministers to deliver five minute inspirational talks on uplifting the city. Leaders from most city churches were invited and expected to attend, with announcements from pulpits and a record attendance anticipated.
An advertisement promotes Shannon's Dairy offering clarified pasteurized milk and cream delivered daily to homes. It claims milk at 15 cents per quart provides three times more food value than meat or other nourishment, alongside milk, cream, and butter for health.
Indiana Republicans announce a summer outing of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association at Turkey Run with Senator Harding as a possible guest. The date depends on his campaign plans, with lunch planned and travel by steam road via Marshall or via Crawfordsville. E. J. Hancock, editor of the Greensburg News, leads the event.
The Citizens' Drug Store advertises refreshing cool sodas and ice cream with perfumes face cream and toilet articles. It highlights the full drug line and money saving prices claiming the store does enormous business with every known brand of aged toilet soaps available.
The Clark County Milling Co advertises Flavo flour as the finest on the market claiming it makes lightest whitest bread cakes biscuits and rolls. The copy notes it is used in the best homes in Jeffersonville and urges customers to ask for Flavo Flour and patronize home industry.
St Luke's Church held its final Sunday night service of the summer season. Organist Mrs John Worrell presented an organ recital with choir numbers. Program featured Grand Chorus Tarhos Promenade Prelude and works by Guilmant including Pastoral First Sonata and Anthem Rejoice In the Lord, plus Romance Romance and Postlude.
The Seymour District Conference of the M E Church will convene in Charlestown on Tuesday and Wednesday. Opening session is at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon. A strong program features leading ministers and speakers and Rev. F P Souths will address Tuesday evening. Attendees from distant places will receive meals and entertainment from Charlestown Church members. The conference closes Wednesday at 4 30 p m.
Missouri congressman and Judiciary Committee member Mr Dyer introduced a House resolution calling for an investigation into increased prices for kerosene gasoline and fuel oil. He has served in the Sixty-Second, next Congress, and re elected to later sessions.
Officials at the Indiana Reformary report the death of William Brown, 23, who died last night at 1 45 o'clock from tuberculosis. Brown was sent to the reformatories from Daviess County for burglary and arrived March 2.
Senator James E. Watson led the platform committee at the 1920 Chicago Convention. The Toledo Blade lauded his mastering of the reading of the platform, noting the convention's renewed enthusiasm and unity. The report credits Watson and the resolutions committee for guiding the event through long hours with patience and high purpose.
The ad claims Renn Tire Service provides the gold standard of service and offers Goodrich Fabric and Cord Tires. It promises six to eight thousand miles and long term value with no extra cost compared to interior options. Insist on Goodrich Auto Tires for satisfaction.
Readers urged cooperation with carrier boys as routes adjust to the new card system designed to assure timely delivery and protect subscribers. If papers are not received regularly, call 160 to report and speed the adjustment.
Former Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana and Herbert Hoover plan active support for Senator Harding. Harding invited both to meet. after discussions Beveridge and Hoover issued statements saying they back Harding and will work earnestly for his election.
Many youngsters enjoyed a Saturday Story Hour at the Public Library with stories like Wee Hunery Prince and The Field. The Virtrola program featured Sea Songs and War Classics while next Thursday offers a musical for children and patriotic readings. Oborn Brothers from DePauw University repair books for 25 cents a volume as part of a library initiative.
John Alstadt 29 was arrested by Capt. Dennis Donovan and Patrolman James Doyle at the residence of Mrs. George Pfau on Market and Pearl Streets. Police recovered a diamond stickpin, a cameo stick pin, a safety razor, and other items linked to Harvey Hompele and the Levy Overall plant. Alstadt, a machinist, denied ownership of some items and faced questions about missing money and goods.
Charles N Spurgeon files for divorce from Emma R Spurgeon alleging threats with a razor and an ungovernable temper. They wed December 24 1916 and separated June 26 1920, with two children Mary and Ethel, custody sought for the girl and evidence of claimed incapacity and lack of care.
A banking expert serves his sixth term in the House and is the ranking member of the Banking and Currency Committee. He is slated to become chair, succeeding Edmund Platt of New York, nominated to the Federal Reserve Board by the President.
Swiss Cleaners and Dyers promotes itself as the leading first class cleaners for men and women in Indiana or Kentucky. It boasts the largest and best equipped establishment with modern methods and patronage from top homes in Jeffersonville and Louisville. It promises restoration of silks and satins and asserts unsurpassed work and service.
Smith and Hughes Garage operates as a modern equipped repair shop in Jeffersonville. They service all makes of autos around the clock with master mechanics familiar with motor construction. Adjustments are done quickly and accurately at low prices.
A Friday evening hike along Utica Pike to the Middle Road and back ended with a picnic. The party included Frances Ells Irene Parker Crystal Youngblood Jean Craig Frina Scott Gladys Cawly Mildred Melvise Martin Nastoll Duffaey Walker Randall Payne Jas Duffy Ralph Martin Ralph Schwanzinger and Farl Dunlevy.
Adv promotes Dean's Ointment for itching skin trouble piles eczema salt prheum hives scald head herpes scabies available at all stores. The notice lists event dates and product usage in a period style typical of old newspaper ads.
Indiana women are eager to serve the Republican party. County women chairmen and precinct committee chairs have been chosen and will assist at polls speak for the party and perform assigned duties. They endorse the National and State tickets and platforms and view the candidates as men of sound judgment. Indiana women are poised to lead the campaign this year.
The Leep Motor Company offers day and night service and repairs for all makes. Vulcanizing tires tubes and accessories are provided. The ad urges frequent inspections as a big saving and promises the best service with modern equipment.
Fielding Wilson reports from Portland Oregon that he and his party are enjoying a wonderful trip. They praise the crowd and city but state their intent to return to God's country. The message, dated June 23, comes to the STAR office.
Mrs. Hiram Heaton hosted a Friday bridge afternoon in Louisville honoring Mrs. Harry Warren. Miss Sad Craig won first prize and Miss Belle Lewman took the consolation prize amid refreshments and a pleasant gathering.
The State Board of Pardons continues its review of ten clemency petitions from sitting individuals. Cases include forgery and horse stealing in Indiana Reformatory terms, plus life and murder sentences in State Prison. Recommendations will be filed with officials Gay and Goodrich shortly.
Local notices list Monday gatherings of the Adelphians and Womans Civic Club rooms. Tuesday hosts include ministers night, Maple Street Sunday School to Madison, Rosebud Club with Miss Norrie Mull, and Adelphians premiering at Six Mile Island. Wednesday brings St Luke's and Bible study groups. Thursday covers Old Tardies Home board, Morton Memorial Aid, St Luke's Aid, and Wesley Church events. Friday features W M S and English Choir. Saturday closes with Womans Civic Club picnic and Wall Street Church activities.
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