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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1920
Page
1
Miss Geraldine Swartz arrived Tuesday from Heaven for an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ho CG Swartz. She weighs eight and a half pounds and is said to want her own way. health is good and Mrs Swartz is reported doing fine.
The Board considers a petition for a special election on March 4 in Jeffersonville to establish the Clark Memorial Hospital as a county memorial to the late soldier. If ordered, the vote occurs alongside the primary, with ballots listing the hospital question.
W Fesler received a standing ovation in Wabash Indiana as the Eleventh District gathering drew prominent Republicans and business leaders. A delegation led by Major Steel arrived from Marion on special cars, with others from surrounding communities in attendance. Fesler’s remarks on the Tax Law drew commendation and boosters predicted a strong showing in the Eleventh District primary.
The new theater name Le Rose came from combining the names of Mr. Switow’s daughters Leila and Rose. He explained the title was not meant to be French for the flower but a personal tribute.
Florence E. Coombs is appointed and qualified as Executrix of the will of Elmire Justice, deceased of Clark County Indiana. The estate is stated as probably solvent. Notice dated March 18, 25 and April 1.
St Patrick’s Day arrived with sunshine and brightness as many wore green. Services were held at St Augustine's Church and the Elks planned an evening dance for members and families.
The Needlecraft Chair was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Edward Schan on West Maple Street. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Clyde Hoover Arsal Brown Harry Edwards Ben Clege Charles Finch Garner Lutz Carroll Wells and Geaprar Resehar.
Mrs. Ed Schan entertains for a club gathering tomorrow afternoon. A note mentions more enemies and several dump cars arriving at the new Pennsylvania yards today.
Elizabeth Hughes sues for marriage annulment in Glasgow with minor claim. Property transfers include 80 acres in Washington Township for 2550. Clark Circuit suit to quiet title over lots in Patterson Place. Several land deeds and an auditor's return after illness noted.
Mrs 4 H Warder has called an executive board meeting of the Parent Teachers Association for Rose Hill Spring Hill and Chestnut streets. The session starts at 2 pm tomorrow Thursday March 18 in the assembly room at Chestnut Street School. Board members are urged to attend.
A small group of pro administration senators grow uncomfortable as they follow the President. Senator Hitchcock remains determined to block ratification to keep the issue in the campaign.
Gol Charles Fewett of New Albany met Charles Antz in Tampa Florida and discussed plans. Antz said he would wait to return until April 1.
The First Presbyterian Church will hold an Every Member Present Day on Sunday March 21 to have every church and society member present for the morning service. A roll call by societies will count members. the largest attendance earns a banner. Special efforts by Ladies Aid Missionary Guild Endeavorers Boards. Those ill or away may have a letter counted as present.
Shuck Motor Car Co at 119 121 Spring Street advertises car repairs to remove rattles squeaks and knocks. The shop guarantees workmanship and satisfaction with phone contact 579.
In Clark County Indiana Frank H. Patterson and several unknown heirs and spouses are named defendants in a quiet title action brought by Margaret C. Miller against The Sixth Loan Association and The German Savings and Loan Association both of Jeffersonville Indiana. The suit seeks to determine and settle title to Lots five six and seven in Block Six of Patterson Place and to publish notice to all potential claimants. The Clark Circuit Court is urged to require appearance by May 10 1920 or default.
Article explains why steel and ironwork are painted red with red lead as a preservative. Observes Emgerford Bridge and Waterloo Station via Charing Cross in England and notes American skyscraper frames also begin with red. Claims red lead protects against dampness and rust and lasts for years before final colors are added.
A man finds a hat in the road and discovers a voice from under it. The hat sits atop a man buried in mud up to his ears, prompting astonishment at the depth of the scene and an exclamation of disbelief.
SUULCK MOTOR CAR CO advertises 24 hour auto storage services with the slogan We never close, implying round-the-clock vehicle care and door-to-door access for customers.
A Young Business Men's Club session featured ministers urging a Friday half holiday and community services. Rev. Vawter, Rev. Winter and Rev. Black backed the plan with local clergy support. discussions also covered ferry fares, tax reassessment and library gifts.
Advertises battery service at Osborn and Vor gang's with phone 374 in Coots Building. Runs from February 17 to March 17.
The Interchurch campaign will run March 22 to 26 with evening services. Speakers include Rev. Oscar Tae Black and Rev. John Toseul at venues such as Morton Memorial Wood, First Chinese Presbyterian, Walloo Street Mook, and St Lukes Reformed.
Mrs Wilmer Daily entertained the Standard Bearers on Saturday Ao de Herous with a well served dinner and all attendees enjoyed themselves in a cheerful social event.
Mrs Allen Gnait is quite sick. Mrs Sarah Canover fell last Saturday and suffered severe bruises.
Mrs. Shays will entertain Mr and Mrs Duvall of Charlestown tomorrow evening at six. Dinner will be provided.
Mr BLS Shelby of Newton NOG visited Mr and Mrs ALO Shays and has returned to Haare Comment Lodge. The regular meeting Saturday drew attendance due to business of importance. Members urged to attend regularly. Mrs Bo Reynolds remains ill at home. Her daughter from Rhentuky has been at her bedside for days. Mrs Mary Glossbrenner and Mrs Ruthnedge Crooker spent Sunday with Moat and Mrs Wool Ntekfes.
Courtney Snyder who moved from Spencer County Kentucky with two partners bought the Goodwin farm in Utica and the basher farm on the Utica Pike for 22000. They sold the Goodwin place and are reported to have cleared 10000 on the first transaction.
Undersigned appointed and qualified as Executor of the will of Annie E. Shaffer late of Clark County Indiana deceased. Adv Mar 18 25 Apr 1. Funeral of William Byler at Utica Methodist Church Thursday at 1 30 p m with interment in Chea cemetery.
A fine collie owned by Garl Wer ner of West Maple Street was poisoned today after someone gave it a dose of glass. The cruelty is under investigation and the dog is expected to recover.
A newspaper ad pledges a free No-Rub Silver Cleaner plate with a six month or longer subscription to the Daily Star in Jeffersonville. The plate cleans gold and silver and is described as a needed household article, with the offer aimed at expanding readership.
A Kentucky pastors conference at Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Louisville draws leaders from First Christian Church and several prominent church women. The event is under Inter-Ghuvelty World Movement auspices with strong interest in the Forward Movement for American evangelical churches nationwide.
A reward offer for five dollars is posted for a lost bunch of keys found between 3 and 4 p.m. Owned by 28S Q MLOC and others by the advertiser. Call 36 and ask for Lee Snead at the Checkers Office. Adv. 17 18 19.
Classified ad offering Eldorado Blackberry slips for sale at five cents per slip. Contact number appears as ner with adv 17 to 23 for ordering.
It notes Lenten services at St Luke's Reformed Church with Rev. Do OAL Winter speaking on The Need Of Personal Evangelism and old time gospel hymns. The public is cordially invited to attend tonight and future services.
A watchman returning from his job at a shop in Dattis Ville slipped at Spring and Coal Avenue, breaking his hip. He was taken home, Dr. Cohen ordered hospital care in Louisville for treatment, and an ambulance from Coots Sons assisted. Mrs Ren Craig and Mr Jo Sharp are noted in local social items.
Wanted to buy good used fur niture rugs and stoves. Call Dan Robison at phone 10. Advertisement from February 18. tf
Wanted room for light housework in private Protestant family. Address Wise W. No. 31 Thirnot Ave. Adv. Ui 1607. SHIUCK MOTOR CAR CO promotes automobile values and a quality guarantee at 119-121 Spring St.
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