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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
2
The Star announces William A. Baird of Jeffersonville as a Republican candidate for Sheriff of Clark County. Candidacy subject to the outcome of the Republican primary in 1920.
Harland D. Sanders announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Clark County subject to the May primary election.
We announce Win Lewman as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioners first district subject to the primary election May 4 1920 in the local race.
Marion S Bennett of Jeffersonville announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in the First District for County Commissioner subject to the Republican Primary on May 4 1920.
Philadelphia reports recall of the Molly Maguires terror in Pennsylvania mining areas. Detective James McParland infiltrated the secret group, exposing leaders like Pat Dormer and Pete Res, leading to trials and executions that ended the reign of terror with many guilty of murder and conspiracy.
Experienced car washers offer auto laundry services at Shuck Motor Car Co located at 119 121 Spring Street. Call 579 for details.
Mary Jacobs of Jeffersonville is ill at her daughter’s home. Tom Peyton returns from Indianapolis after a weekend visit with friends. The Book Lovers' Club meeting was postponed due to sickness. Mrs. W. F. Work visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett. Mrs. Jennie Mannix arrived from Jeffersonville to nurse Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mannix who are ill.
Miss Essie Spence of near Prather assists Dr T J Marshall in his official duties. The note highlights community collaboration with local residents supporting the doctor in his office.
Mr Theodore Hughes was recalled from Detroit last week due to illness of his younger brother Hallie, prompting family concerns and travel.
Mr and Mrs J 10 Kiger arrived home Saturday after a several day visit with Mr Kiger's mother at Gorydun.
A note states someone had been attending a stockholders meeting of the Templar Motor Co. indicating ongoing corporate governance or shareholder discussions.
Miss Elizabeth Shook arrived here in Chicago on Saturday and will spend several weeks with her sister Mrs Connor.
Mrs Charity Adams, living with her daughter Mrs S Cluny at Corydon, is visiting her aunt Miss Rachel Calloway.
Mr and Mrs W T Lewman visited friends in Jeffersonville over the weekend and spent time with local residents.
Mrs Nettie Shelby living west of town is slowly recovering from a three week grip attack. Mr and Mrs Robin Goodwin of Sellersburg visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Morrow this week. Mrs Mattie Gray to host the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Mr L G Dellinger of Memphis visited his mother Mrs Wm Gray Tuesday. Lunsford Jones and niece Miss Merle Deuser are spending several days at Salem Indiana with relatives.
Mrs I D Young of Lincoln Nebraska arrived last Wednesday for an extended visit with relatives in the city.
Miss Golda Lentz, who was seriously ill, is slowly recovering. Her condition improved gradually and family reports steady progress toward health.
Chas E Louis arrived home Saturday after returning from Cleveland Ohio where he completed a business assignment.
Lawrence Bower remains confined to bed after a five week illness and is tended by a trained nurse. Mrs. E. B. Bentley hosted a gathering, providing hospitality in the text.
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held Tuesday afternoon with Miss Kate Morrow as leader. The Home Missionary topic was The Making of an American Japan, while the Foreign work topic involved The Rev. L. D. Young of Lincoln Nebraska who spoke in Indianapolis last week at the Interchurch World Movement conference. Mrs Young accompanied him to Indiana polis and then Charlestown to visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. E. E. Long acts as hostess to the W FLOM of the M E Church on Tuesday afternoon. Devotional and program leaders are listed with Mrs. E. E. Stalker and Miss Clare Johnson among the participants. The lesson centers on China from A Crusade of Compassion with a piano duet by Louise MecCullough and Martha Long.
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