Paper to be issued at noon on Monday the 3rd
The Star announces the next issue will be published at noon on Monday the 3rd to give the boys more time for recreation. The note emphasizes the altered publication time and the reason behind it.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
1
Community Chautauqua Returns with Wide Program
The Jeffersonville New Albany Community Chautauqua presented by Redpath Bureau runs July 1 to 25 at Grenwood Park with Redpath De Luxe and Five Day circuits. T E Crawford serves as formal manager. Aimed at all ages, features include Children’s hour each morning and afternoon and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Chautauqua Program Highlights Wide Range of Talent
Jana Claus sen, Prima Donna Contralto, appears July 16 with the Chicago Grand Opera Company. The White Hussars under Alfred Sweet tour nationwide, including Frank Kryl and his Prague-trained band. The Smith-Spring Holmes Company, Beulah Buck Quartet, and many speakers and acts, led by Alexander Lochwitnsky and George Bradford, will entertain Jeffersonville audiences with lectures, music, masquerades, and a child-centered morning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Claussen
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Chicago
White Hussars
Alfred Sweet
Frank Kryl
Musical Conservatory of Prague
San Francisco
Smith-Spring Holmes Company
Death of Charles Casperke Causes Local Mourning
Charles Casperke, 46, former manager of the Southern Telephone Co local exchange, died of blood poisoning after a fall in Brandenburg Ke He had taught at Louisville College of Pharmacy and later worked in insurance He is survived by his wife and two brothers William F and George Casperke The funeral will be at Cave Hill Cemetery Lewisville with Louisville and Brandenburg Masons conducting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Casperke
Southern Telephone Company
Brendenburg
Jeffersonville
Casperke
Wiliam F
George Casperke
Cave Wil
Lewisville
Tlouisville
Brandenburg
Objection to Liquor License in Silver Creek Township
A remonstrance against issuing a liquor license in Sellersburg is filed with Clark County officials. Petition signed by Silver Creek voters protests sale of intoxicating liquors in the township. 132 names on the new remonstrance after 35 withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
George W. Stoner
Board of Commissioners of
Clark County
Silver Creek
Liver FC
Funeral for John Munz Crowded by River Rescue Death
Funeral services were held for John Munz of the United States Life Saving Guard at 2:30 PM at E. M. Coots & Sons undertaking, with interment at Walnut Ridge. Munz died during a rescue near the quarry pool. his body was recovered by James and George Kern and brought to Jeffersonville for burial. A fund was started to purchase a home for his widow in Ohio Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munz
United States Life Saving Guard
Louisville
E. M. Coots & Sons
Walnut Ridge
Jeffersonville
Froman M. Coots
Munz
Troton
James Kern
George Kern
Ohio Falls
Coast Guard View Body of Drowned Comrade in Jeffersonville
Members of the United States Coast Guard in Tovisville accompanied by comrades of the late John Munz came to Jeffersonville to view the body for the last time. The tragedy occurred Tuesday afternoon when Munz and another Coast Guard member drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coast Guard Service
Tovisville
John Munz
Jeffersonville
Leila Sheridan Weds Homer Hawes at Trinity New Albany
Miss Leila Sheridan of New Albany married Homer Hawes of this city at 8 p m in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church New Albany with Rev Henry C Clippinger officiating A pink and white ceremony featured gladiola palms and cathedral candies The bridal party included Barbara Weathers maid of honor and best man Rank Stalkamp with bridesmaids Ross Ruthenburg Esty Inmen Ruth Shrader Stella Klerner Irma Zinsmeister Margaret Sauer and flower girls Taylor Williamson Freda Hartman The couple to reside with bride’s parents J F Sheridan and plan a honeymoon trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Sheridan
New Albany
Homer Hawes
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
New Alhbany
Henry C. Clippinger
Gladiola
Barbara Weathers
Rank Stalkamp
Toledo
Missas Ross Ruthenburg
Esty Inmen
Louisville
Ruth Shrader
Stella Klerner
Irma Zinsmeister
Margaret Sauer
Feuterpean Club
Wittle
TaVerne Williamson
Columbus
Freda Hartman
J. Frank Sheridan
Earl Hawes
William Zwizard
Lawrence K. Tinley
Walter Flearlitt
Stuart Tfarvison
Miss Weathers
Nelle Temmon
Tonnsville, Sane
J. F. Sheridan
Mrs. Hawes
Local man dies after suicide in Louisville hospital
Charles Cole 42 a Louisville and Nashville Shops employee residing at 213 Watt street died at Louisville City Hospital after drinking poison on an alley on First street between Market and Jefferson. He left a note and blamed job loss for his act. He leaves wife Lizzie and 14 year old daughter Bessie. mother Elizabeth Girl is ill and shocked by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cole
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Louisville
Watt Street
Loursville City
First Street
Market
Jefferson
Mr. Cole
Lizzie Cole
Bessie
Elizabeth Girl
Cole
M. A. Wall
Coles
Depot Chiefs Race to Ship Shirts as War Demand Grows
Major Theodore B. Hacker reports Brigadier General Henry G. Sharpe orders 15 000 yards shirting flannel shipped from Philadelphia for immediate manufacture of shirts. Depot workers rush to prepare nearly trainloads of goods including olive drab flannel shirts and field equipment as turnout rises to support troops en route to the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Hacker
Henry G. Sharpe
Philadelphia
Express
Fiorat
William F. Cos
Sharpe
Jefferconville
Cox
St. Tonis
Wanted Live Salesman for Auto Owners District
Classified ad from Motor Chemical Co Louisville Kentucky seeks a live salesman to call on Auto Owners with Mystic selling product. Promises big pay to the right man and invites writing for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Chemical Co
Louisville, Ky
Duffy Moser Wedding Held at St Augustine Church
Miss Anna Duffy and Paul A Moser Jr married last night at St Augustine Catholic Church with Rev Michael Halpin officiating. The groom, a carpenter, lives with his parents at 1429 Missouri Avenue. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Duffy of 8599 West Market Street. The couple received a baravari after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Duffy
Paul A. Moser, Jr
Restory
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Michael Halpin
Misouri Avenue
Baravari
Patrick Duffy
W. Market Street
Marking Time of Carranza in Answering Demands
Washington reports the Mexican situation unchanged from the day before with more national guards recalled to the border. The US shows no rush to press Carranza for assurances against further attacks on Pershing’s forces, hoping delays aid mobilization and supply buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Wilson
Cme
Carranza note delay and American claims of property seizures
Officials say Carranza delayed response while Washington forwards another message noting reports of American property confiscations by Mexican officers. In Carrizal, three American soldiers testified that Mexicans slaughtered wounded after surrounding their unit, amid charges of treachery and betrayal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Washington
The Mexican Troops Return Under Ceremony at Bridge
A chaotic scene on the international bridge ends with Mexican General exchanging a plain paper with an American General. Two American troopers cross into the United States as their names are checked and noted on the paper. The ceremony marks a prideful but grim moment of returning to U.S. soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
International Bridge
Mexico
Ling
Sete
Dean
Pergone
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Claims Digestive Cure
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and the goal of restoring digestion weight and blood purification. It promotes sale at drug stores for 1.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Louise Applegate Dies Following Complications Of Illness
Louise Applegate age 87 resided at 412 Wall Street after sister Mole B Devis died by her own hand earlier this year. She moved to Jeffersonville with father William Allen from Wel ooies Ry and was connected with Peter Neat Richardson Company. Surviving relatives include nephew W H Allen of Louisville and sister Frances married to Frank Walford. Funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church Saturday at 2 PM with interment at Cave Hill Cemetery Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Applegate
Wall Street
Mole B Devis
Applegate
Jeffersonville
William Allen
Wel Oies Ry
le “Ile
Peter Neat
J. W. Applegate
Davis
Pusey Worfall Couple Quietly Wed in Louisville
The marriage of Miss Ruth Pusey and Morton M. Worrall was solemnized at 8 o'clock last night in Louisville by Rev. A. R. Kasey of Broadway Methodist Temple. They will live with his parents at 205 W Sixth Street. The bride’s parents reside in Louisville. Worrall is involved in ornamental concrete works and is an accomplished musician. He is presently performing at Fontaine Ferry Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pusey
Morton M. Worrall
Louisville
A. R. Kasey
Broadway Methodist Temple
D. W. Worrall
Sixth Street
George Pusey
Worrall
Fontaine Ferry Park
Meeting of Board of Old Ladies Home
The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the Old Ladies Home will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Old Ladies’ Home
Old Ladies’ Home
Dean's Regulats Liver Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dean's Regulats as a mild liver and bowel remedy. It claims a lazy liver causes dyspepsia and constipation and markets the product at 25 cents per box in drug stores.
Treachery on the Bridge Enacts Old Battle Again
A small group of American soldiers bound for fumigation at the immigration station near the bridge describe a reenactment of the Carriz affair. They recount being surrounded by Mexican forces and subjected to gunfire while recalling events from June 21, with wounded comrades observed on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Carrizal
Luther Alexander
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Chautauqua
Redpath Bureau
Alexander M. Lochwitnsky
George H. Bradford
Methodist University of Oklahoma
Frederick H. Hopkins
Wm. Rainey Bennett
Allen D. Albert
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Charles Sterle
Ng Poon Chew
Eroed Wareld Baynes
EL Terman
Method
Gay Maclaren
Schumann
Weatherwax Brothers
Mer Redpath Management
Willarney
Percy MacKaye
Meridian
New Hampshire
Woodrow Wilson
MacKave
MackKave
Vilayers
Charities FE. Barker
Taft
Osessin Pr
Mpeged
Albrandenburg
WM. F
Mero Gaserke
Silver Creek Township
Sellersburg
THE
Trinity Methodist Church
City Hospital
Hacketty
Norder
Duffy—Moser
el Paro
Texas
Willam JD. Gibeon
Tatther Alexander
Archie Jones
Troon K
Dewey Gibbson
Pusey—Worfall
Nick” Worrall
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