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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

6

Woman Unable to Speak Says She Was Attacked

A severely injured woman reports years of speech difficulties after a violent incident. Police and hospital staff confirmed she received care and that investigators are pursuing leads while the public is urged to provide information.

Society Notes Highlight Local Guests and Travels

Miss Emily Geiger of St. Louis guests her sister Mrs. Raymond D. Weakley. Miss Marie Moser spent the weekend in Lanesville Indiana. Miss Virginia Clegg visits her aunt near Charles Town. Mr. Robert Leonard transferred to Charleston South Carolina for new duties. Mrs. Homer Bottorit recovering after major operation in Louisville. Mrs. Lloyd Marsh of Cleveland guest of Capt. and Mrs. K. E. Gregory. Mary Myers and L. C. Fritch of Chicago visit Mrs. Chas. Ludwig. Miss Ida Gilmore visits Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith near New Albany. Girl Scouts meet with Dorothy Peterson. Mr. Byron Shrewsbury left for Indianapolis for a new position. Prof. Simms and Mrs. Simms visit city. Miss Nettie Scearce returns to Jeffersontown. Jesse Bounds and Kenneth Casey of Alton Station guests of J. N. King. James Landwehr improving after illness. Roederer Mabie Edith Johnson join in afternoon visit. Arthur Wilson to visit St. Louis with Mrs. Wm. Taylor through the

Emily Geiger St. Louis Raymond D. Weakley Marie Moser Lanesville Ind Virginia Clegg Alfred Hall Charlestown Robert Leonard Q. M Charleston S. C Homer Bottorit Deaconess Hospital Louisville Lloyd Marsh Cleveland Ohio KE. B. Gregory Mary Myers L. C. Fritch Chicago Chas. Ludwig Ida Gilmore C. Smith New Albany Girl Scouts The Presbyterian Church Dorothy Peterson Byron Shrewsbury Indianapolis Simms Jeffersonville Nettie Scearce Bertha Wiliams Jeffersontown Messrs Jesse Bounds

Angie's Mission Raises 1500 Pound Subscription in Greencastle

Miss Angie Godwin visiting Greencastle Indiana for the Methodist Children's Home secured over 1500 pounds in subscriptions during several days with generous church support. She then departed this morning for Columbus Indiana continuing her fundraising efforts.

Angie Godwin Greencastle Ind Columbus

Pleasant Sunday gathering at Phipps Grove

A congenial crowd of friends and relatives enjoyed a pleasant day Sunday at Phipps Grove on Gravel Road between Jeffersonville and New Albany. They picnicked before the heat of the afternoon and stayed until the day’s journey neared its end. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Fiske Isler and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weidner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hogue, Mrs. Anna Reichle and family, Mrs. Freda Stamper and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lamptin and child, Mr. Graham Horlander, and Mr. Albert.

Phipps Grove Jeffersonvile New Albany Old Sol Fiske Isler Ed Weidner Marion Mitchell Henry Hogue Anna Reichle Freda Stamper Arthur Lamptin Graham Horlander Albert

Retirement notice issued for federal employees under new law

Between four thousand and five thousand federal employees eligible for retirement under the Sterting-Lehrbach civil covierension law have been formally notified that on Ave. 20 their period of active service will cease. The law requires eligible workers to retire ninety days after the act is signed, with sixty days notice for those affected. Clerical workers retire at seventy and mechanics at sixty.

Sterting-Lehrbach Republican Congress

Local man credits Tanlac for recovery from crippling illness

Joseph Heck of West Oak Hill, South Bend, Indiana, describes years of severe digestive and nervous symptoms and inability to walk far. After taking Tanlac since October he reports full relief, renewed appetite, stamina, and no fainting spells. Tanlac sold by local druggists in Jeffersonville Sellersburg Marysville Otto.

Joseph Heck West Oak OL South ‘Bend Indiana Tanlac Jeffersonville Doherty Standard Drug Store Sellersburg M .F. Nickles Marysville Thomes M. Smith Otto O. Elice

Accident Befalls Miss Edna Stauss in Louisville

Miss Edna Stauss of Louisville slipped on a freshly mopped bathroom floor at home, fell with a pitcher in her hand and suffered serious cuts requiring twenty one stitches. She is hospitalized at Deaconess Hospital with back and shoulder bruises. friends express regret.

Bnce Edna Stauss Our City Deaconess Hospital Louisville

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