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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads like fractured notes on city plans and developments. The text names places and people in a maze of garbled phrases but hints at upcoming projects and civic steps, with scattered references to individuals and local entities.
In a playful event at the Wyeeland Capers Lodge candidates gathered for a pie themed contest titled Poesday everana, featuring a lighthearted spread of pies and mock campaign banter.
For sale ideal building lot 68 by 160 feet on Elm Street Howard Park near the Interurban line. Contact R M Baggerly at 415 E Market Street by phone 5-F.
The Clarksville School Board announced teacher appointments after a contentious vote. Henry Temple, former Chestnut Street School principal, will lead Ohio Falls School, with Mrs. Mattie Crim and Miss Flora Park among new or reassigned staff.
Violence erupted in Brest when a drinking American officer tore down a French flag. Two French civilians were killed and five American service members wounded as riots spread, with naval and French sailors exchanging gunfire. Admiral Salazar restored order and Marines were sent to quarters.
Martha Kelly widow of James Kelly dies aged 78 after a lengthy city life. Survived by eight children four sons and four daughters from local families including Mrs Joseph Hottiman Mrs Minea Baterioay and Mrs Frances Golden. Funeral this afternoon at 3 Interment in Eastern Cemetery.
Local depot records show Major Bass, long stationed in Chattanooga, reassigned to Hoboken and then Washington for transportation and guard duties. He held senior roles in the government depot and led the water drainage and operations corps.
The Rev. David A. Witter learned of his son Robert b Winter who had been aboard the Bay Midge at Brooklyn awaiting the George Washington the transport bringing President Wilson from France He was discharged from the service before assignment His brother James Winter also discharged left for Palmerton Pa to engage in research work with a large American Works.
Police chief notes drouth, urges calm as Lewisville plans a big Mardi Gras style observance for John Barleycorn’s demise. Those attending night services and processions are warned that arrests are unlikely unless disturbances occur, with many opting to toast the occasion peacefully.
Lieut Henry Schenler of the Engineers Corps returns from overseas with the army of occupation and will proceed to Camp Sherman for discharge. His father, William P Schenier, a relief inspector at the Quartermaster Depot, is seriously ill at Port Fulton.
The Board of Trustees of the Indiana Reformatories will meet July 7 1919 to award contracts for groceries canned goods baking powder coffee and other supplies. Bid proposals available at the General Superintendent Geo A H Shideter's office. adv June 3a.
The regular meeting of the Woman's Suffrage League chapter was held this evening at the club rooms in First National Bank. Members discuss rising interest as women anticipate full voting rights via the federal amendment.
Advert reads a request for two or three rooms to rent for light housekeeping with contact by phone 429 and guest to ask for Mr. Olive.
It does not cure the trouble and makes the skin bleed. Apply Ballard's Snow Liniment rub it in gently on the affected parts. It relieves itching instantly and a few applications removes the cause thus performing a permanent cure. Sold by B. Doolittle
Encourage new business by trying Reliable Shoe Repairing Co located at 212 Spring Street. They advertise Best No 1 American Oak Tanned Leather and guarantee all work.
Entries have been submitted. the Birdhouse Contest arranged by the Bar Cone to Fish Game and Bird Protective Association closes today. Judges John Thesa Jenis Burt and George W Stoner will announce the three winners in a few days. Prizes were offered for very novel houses showing notable skill.
In Ulis court Officer Raymo ad James faced charges including shooting at clerks. The case was continued. Susie Russell Dorathys Fields and Finmai Bolden were fined and costs for riot. Fher arranged for castle assessment.
The Girl Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church held a camp operation on Monday at Blackiston's Mill. Mrs Fielding Wilson will supervise the first half of the time while Mrs A Lo Howard will oversee the second half.
The South Bend News Times argues thrift is a preliminary process distinct from saving. Thrift weighs present needs and future possibilities to decide essential expenses and curb waste, balancing legitimate spending against unnecessary costs to secure current comfort and future prosperity.
Government backs three Savings startups to guide the nation toward fiscal stability. The plan positions these ventures as central to restoring prudent spending and long term economic health.
Advertises profitable repeat purchasing program for agents with special inducements. Notes company location at 48 E Court St Cincinnati Ohio and dates ad labeled Adv 5 24.
Local ministers led the Union Service at Jeffersonville Presbyterian marking the departure of Rev. Arthur Hale Keeney for East St. Louis. The sermon on There’s Honey In The Rock My Brother emphasized Keeney’s theme as the congregation filled the house. A Memorial resolution was adopted by the Jeffersonville Ministerial Association detailing the pastor’s tenure and service.
Governor James Po Cioodrich to address attendees at a conservation event on the reservation begun in 1904. State Forester Charles Predta announces invitations as officials tour the 20000 acre site with timber cover and a connected park housing 100 native trees.
The governor outlines topics for a possible September special session including ratification of constitutional amendments, state appropriations for institutions, and financial controls. He urges legislators to study issues such as tax law corrections, county treasurer deposits, and public funds deposits to prevent future misuses.
June licenses issued by the Clark Circuit Court clerk show 296 marriage licenses this month, compared with 289 last month. The total nears the record 303 set in September, with most marriages of Whentuckians who came to town and were united by local magistrates. Previously monthly licenses averaged 160.
Miss Edith Louise Kratz of Clarksville wed Robert M. Gould son of Robert Gould in a ceremony conducted by Rev. A H Keeney at the First Presbyterian Church. The groom has been residing in Indianapolis.
Sherif Dellinger executes against Charlestown School Township to recover 100 dollars in fees and 165.72 costs from a 1650. Isesige and Company had won a 35000 contract for a new jointish school and grade building. contract forfeiture led to A Hickman taking over work. Bond by Isgrige returned minus 100 dollars. levy on school funds to satisfy the judgment.
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