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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1920
Page
4
Engineer William Vance of the Goademnasters Depot fell ill at home on Court Avenue after a hemorrhage Monday. He showed some improvement after initial severity and is reported in better condition.
The ferry steamer George Radners Clark, after a brief layup for wheel rigging, resumes regular trips between this city and Louisville.
Immortal dramatic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow featured in a special matinee.
St Luke's Brotherhood meets Thursday night with good speaking and a special musical program promised. All members and their friends are urged to attend.
The monthly coffee social of St. Luke's Ladies Aid will be held Thursday afternoon in the church social rooms. Hostesses include Chairman Mrs. J. A. Winter and Mrs. Paul Rinke, Mrs. Jenerick, Mrs. F. Zouller, Mrs. Sam Davis, Mrs. Hiramt Heaton, and Mrs. Charles Valmer. A large crowd is expected.
Mrs Catherine Millberger of Jeffersonville died at her home on Sherwood Avenue Louisville from paralysis. She was born April 30 1844 and was nearly 76 years old. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Rosa Buchannan aged 29 died at her home 28 Watt Street after Bright's disease. The brief notice records her age and cause of death without additional family details.
City Council met last night with routine business as City Clerk Wm. Thornley reported no bids were received for the planned Spring Street improvements from Front Street.
Miss Trene Baur of Tell City married Bruce Tinsley of New Albany by Magistrate Albert Eich. Tinsley was formerly a resident of Borden.
Advertisement for battery service at Osborn and Vor gang's with phone 374 located in Coots Building. Ad runs from February 17 to March 17.
Lenten services at St. Luke's Church will be led Wednesday night by Mr. H. C Poindexter with the subject Religion in the Home. The pastor, in Indianapolis for the State Interchurch World Conference, will not return until late Wednesday night.
Jeffersonville Township Farmers Institute plans an all day gathering this Saturday with lunch by the Home Economics Club. Purdue instructors Mr W H Senour and C N Lindley from Salem will lead sessions while the Union Township Farmers Association schedules a meeting for Saturday March 13 with free tile and lime instructional films.
Tomorrow evening at the Wall Street M E Church parsonage, Miss Nellie R. Lewis daughter of Mrs Rosalie Lewis will marry Mr Raymond W Atkinson of Pennsylvania. Rev J T Scull will perform the ceremony. Mr Atkinson teaches automobile mechanics at Camp Knox.
The Parent Teachers Association at the Chestnut Street School will hold its regular meeting Thursday March 9. Parents and teachers are urged to attend to discuss school programs and student progress.
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