Local Ex-Service Men Gather for Weivaitize Dine Event
Ex-service men have already taken part in dine preparations and attendances are noted. Names entered include Cat get Ko Renton and Athiman Mo Pl. Mc Coy, with more participants expected to join.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
4
Ex-service men have already taken part in dine preparations and attendances are noted. Names entered include Cat get Ko Renton and Athiman Mo Pl. Mc Coy, with more participants expected to join.
Widespread talk centers on annexing outlying suburbs to gain city services. Supporters argue fire protection water gas and electric service would improve suburban life. Hoover repeatedly says he is not a candidate when pressed for time.
Fielding Wilson Walter Schlosser Claude Allhands and N Bennet will attend the Scottish Rite in Indianapolis March 22 to 25 and March 26 for the Shrine. Thomas Morris near Watson had been ill but is able to be up. Mrs Morris is now ill. William Atterbury, chief clerk of the Motor Transport Division at the Quartermaster's Depot, travels to Washington on business Sunday.
Clyde Smith from New Castle Indiana is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Smith at 868 Walnut Street. Mr Smith works for the Maxwell Motor Company.
Last night Fefferscnville Commandery Knight V Torpiars met and initiated one candidate in the Cryptic Degrees. The gathering marked a formal start to a new chapter for the lodge and its members.
Andrew Foster, 42, of 513 E Ninth Street, died yesterday after a heavy Government truck struck a light Ford pickup on the Plank Road at Camp Glascock. Foster, riding the running board, was thrown under the Government truck driven by John J. Williams, an employee at the Quartermaster's Depot for eighteen months, near the depot.
Classified ad offers genuine Brown Leghorn eggs at $1.00 per setting of 16 eggs. Includes reference to Gal! 592 and advertisement numbers 16 17 18.
Sunday the child John Michael Madden Jr son of Mr and Mrs J M Madden was christened at St Augustine s Catholic Church by Rev John Gallagher assisted by the sacred rite Sponsors were John Coy and Mrs Elizabeth Anseld The ceremony occurred at 2 pm and a luncheon followed at the parents home Grandfather Peter Madden and wife attended with the family
The Needle Craft Club meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Edward Sehan on West Maple Street. The W F M S will have an all day Sewing at the church with box lunches and coffee. Tri Kappas meet Tuesday night with Miss Dorothy Wilson. Wednesday Twelve Needles postponed to next week. Womans Club meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Lewis Girdler on Front Street. Busy Bees meet Tuesday night with Mrs John Grenger. W F M S prayer meeting at Wall Street M E Church Wednesday afternoon. Calumet Club meets at Mrs Dr Mead on Wednesday afternoon. Thursday Executive Board of Spring Hill Rose Hill and Chestnut Street Parent Teachers' Associations meets next Thursday at Chestnut St School Assembly Rooms. Priscilla Club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Geo Ogden. Mrs Edward Sehan hosts Sewing Club Thursday afternoon. Wall Street Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon. Friday Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church meets Friday.
Bulletin No. 2 dated January 27 1920 outlines lump sum payments totaling millions of dollars to settle various war related claims with France. Chairman Johnson reviews the matter with Col John A Hull head of the Renting Service in France to confirm the understanding when American forces landed to defend French soil.
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