Peggy O Toole Encore At St Augustine's Parish
Enthusiastic crowd filled the St Augustine's School auditorium for the Dramatic Society's Peggy O'Toole playlet held in honor of St Patrick's Day. Performances and musical numbers under Miss Margaret Mc Auliffe and Mrs Albert White drew frequent applause and near universal praise from the audience.
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St Augustine's School
Peggy O'Toole
Dramatic Society
St. Augustine’s Parish
Margaret McAuliffe
Albert White
Hardy
Resumption plans loom for railcar production
It is understood that the American Car & Foundry Company's plant has an order for 75 cabooses and several passenger and baggage cars. It is not known whether production will begin soon, as assembling material and labor would take considerable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Car & Foundry Company
Preparing For Road Work In County This Summer
The Board of Commissioners plans extensive road repairs and upgrades this summer. They intend to overhaul an old crusher, buy a new one, place units in the east and west ends, acquire four four ton trucks, and establish a county quarry for exclusive ties to cut freight and hauling costs. Freight rates and rock prices are rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Auto Laundry by Experienced Car Washers
Shuck Motor Car Co at 119 121 Spring Street advertises auto laundry services by seasoned washers with contact phone 579.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuck Motor Car CO
Spring Street
No-Rub Silver Cleaner plates offered free with STAR six month subs
Jeffersonville residents urged to subscribe to the DAILY STAR to receive a free No-Rub Silver Cleaner plate. The plate cleans gold and silver instantly with hot water and washing powder, a promotional gift for six month or longer subscriptions.
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Jeffersonville
the Star
The
Daily Star
Court House Proceedings Highlight Local Bequest and Litigations
Wills court action by Anna EF Schafer leaves half estate to Memorial Hospital and half to Old Ladies Home with debts and cemetery care provision. Red Men offer Spring Hill property for hospital use. county election move discussed. Other notices include suits by Albert Baggerly, Louise Varbie, and transfers of land parcels. Jury report notes trial of Fred Badgett continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna EF. Schafer
Memorial Hospital
Kwasind Tribe of
Red Men
Spring Hill
Althouh
Young Business Men's
Clark County
Madison
Jefferson County
Louise Varbie
L. & J. Traction Company
John Ginty
N. E. Wretman
Santa Clara
Cal
Bock
Jeffersonville
Ollis Fisher
John A. Hagg
Marion County
Ambert Barrett
Wim. A. Bradburn
Mole Oge New Washington
Camp Creek
Fred Badgett
Notice to Non-Residents in Clark County Foreclosure Suit
The Clark Circuit Court notices nonresident defendants John Sterchie and Rudolph Sterchie in a 1920 vendors lien foreclosure against George W. and Minnie Diefenbach. Defendants must appear by May 3, 1920, or the case proceeds in their absence. Clerk Charles K. Zollman signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Circuit Court
George W. Diefenbach
Monnie Diefenbach
John John Sterchie
Rudolph Sterchie
B. C. Lutz
John Sterchie
Indiana
Clark
Jeffersonville
Charles, K. Zollman
Charlestown Elections Cast Light on Town in Spring
In Charlestown the town decorates with candidate signs filling telephones and lamp poles. The note laments overawing campaign spectacle while praising a local paper and lists social visits, travels, and health updates from residents and families across Clark County.
Farmers Association lantern slide meeting planned in Charlestown
A Farmers' Association meeting will be held in the Charlestown School Building Friday night to show lantern slides on time value legumes and soil acidity. The March session of Charestown Teachers' Institute met at the High School Saturday with opening exercises by Miss Nita Bottorff and talks on Rural School Problems Vocational Education in Indiana and the Valley of Democracy chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Association
Charlestown
Charestown Teachers’ Institute
Nita Bottorff
Stella Parks
Indiana
A R. Blythe
Edith Hester
Meeting of Economics Club at School Building
The Home Economics Club held its March meeting in the School Building last Saturday. Mrs. Earl Crum presented a paper on Chapter I Feeding The Family and Mrs. L. S. Bottorff spoke on Chapter II Feeding the Adult. A sleeve fitting demonstration was given by Mrs. Crum. A party followed with contests and refreshments prepared by Domestic Science Girls. Miss Miriam Morgan and Miss Edith Hester supervised the youths.
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Home Economics Club
Trish
Earl Crum
L. S. Bottorff
Dr. Barnes
Miriam Morgan
Edith Hester
Personal notes and visits from local residents and editors
Mrs D AR Handy and Ora spent Friday in Louisville. Mrs Pauline Crum of Humphrey Ark visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wyat Willey near Union Church. Both Willeys in poor health. R C Swartz, business manager of the Clark County Republican, was in town Friday morning in the paper’s interest. Mr Swartz and Mr Hester the edi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Maurice Packwood
New Albany
G. F. Pangburn
Katie Bess Botterf
Besse Crawford
Louisville
Anna May King
Memphis
Helen Baily
Virginia Bailey
Etta Baily
Chas. Louis
Jeffersonville
Allen W. Smith
Bert Mitchell
Stanley Adams
Evert Wells
Detroit
Prescott Long
Charles Coons
Indianapolis
Mr. Coons
Chas. Richh
Ed. Reis
Edna
Lawrence
Otisco
Willis Barnes
Robin Goodwin
Sellersburg
Arkansas
WiWyatt Willey
Lawrence Bower
Daniel Bower
Goldie Lentz
W. Lentz
W. 5S. Carr
W. C. Prather
D. AR. Handy
Ora
Pauline Crum
Humphrey, Ark
Wyat Willey
Union Church
Willey
R. C. Swartz
Clark County Republican
Our Town
Swartz
Hester
Winston Scheer Hosts St Patrick’s Day Party
Master Winston H. Scheer entertained friends at a St Patrick Party held at his home Wednesday evening from 3 to 10 30 p m The event featured decorations in St Patrick green and refreshments. Guests included Ellis Deibel Kenneth Eberts Charles Brashier Erset Haw Eberts Leona Berry Ann Myers Dorothy Kirk wood and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston H. Scheer
St. Patrick
St. Patrick Green
Ellis Deibel
Kenneth Eberts
Charles Brashier
Erset Haw Eberts
Erset Hawes
Kenneth Sessman
David Ryan
Vance Rose
Harry Jacobs Thomas Kincade
Winston Scheer
Lorene Hawes
Avis Berry
Leona Berry
Ann Myers
Dorothy Kirkwood
Helen Culp
Mary Alice Faken
Helen Weber
Dorothy Hydron
Alice Parks
Marilynn Reeder
Play Nathan Hale slated for New Albany crowds
Ann Rogers Clark Chapter presents Nathan Hale in New Albany across Thursday and Friday nights by Piankeshaw Chapter D A R. A large local audience is expected for the Friday performance at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rogers Clark
Nathan Hale
New Albany
Piankeshaw
Wil
Boyish Prank Nets Towels From Louisville Basketball Trip
A group of young men who crossed the river to play basketball with a Louisville team took towels as trophies after the game. They were later returned through Chief Summers. The towel count reported includes Claude Bowyer eight, Charles Reilz one, Joier Applegate seven, Edward O'Neil five, Jacob Tyler four, Walter Dolan six, and Nelson Lamaster one. Two others left with clean hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Claude Bowyer
Chares Reilz
Joier Applegate
Edward O'Neil
Jacob Tyler
Walter Dolan
Nelson Lamaster
Kant Therm
Lodges Share Chivalrous Degree and Initiation Night
Myrtle Lodge K P to share chivalrous degree Tuesday night. Hope Lodge drill team with fifteen members and Liberty Lodge No 342 with twenty five members traveled Wednesday to confer the degree on eight candidates forming a new lodge. Gobblers degree followed with a hundred men initiated and answering private questions. A luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Hope Lodge
K. of P
Liberty Lodge
K. P
Jeffersonville Lodge Set for Regular Session Next Wednesday
Jeffersonville lodge members will hold a regular session next Wednesday with routine business on the agenda and expected attendance by lodge officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Alls
Calumet Club Hosts St Patrick Day Social
A Wednesday afternoon event at Mrs A R Mead’s home 9808 East Court Avenue brought Calumet Club members together. Green decor honored St Patrick’s Day as refreshments and social time followed a list of attendees including Mesdames Jones Lowry Wisner Nachand Robinson Rose Reschar Stanford Goodman Bruner Martin and Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Mead
East Court Avenue
Calumet Club
St. Patrick
Mesdames George Jones
John Lowry
J. Wisner
Howard Park
Will Nachand
Will Robinson
John Rose
George Reschar
James Stanforth
Harry Goodman
the Highlands
Paul Bruner
Charlestown
Roy Martin
Tee Carl
Mrs Ellwanger Hosts Rowk Guests At Court Avenue
Mrs John Ellwanger of EB Court Avenue entertained a small group including Chas Reeder Clarence Norris Dr and Mrs A2 Mead and Miss Stela Norris at Rowk a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellwanger
Court Avenue
Rowk
Messrs
Mesdames Chas
Reeder
Clarence Norris
A. 2. Mead
Stela Norris
Local Families Attend Holiday Gatherings in Jeffersonville Area
Frank McCormick and son Kynard traveled with W I Bowena to join Mr and Mrs W B Hikes for a turkey dinner in Jeffersonville. Claribel Crum visited Emma Lou Crum, while Bethany Church Christian Missionary Society met at Mrs George Howard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
Frank McCormick
Kynard
W. l. Bowena
Jeffersonville
Claribel Crum
Emma Lou Crum
Chiristian Missionary Society
Bethany Church
George Howard
Ffi
Easter Monday Big Bar Dance at Glen Helen Park
Advertises a dance night at Glen Helen Park on Easter Monday April 5 1920 with a big bar and cars running both north and south after the event. Ady weekly 18 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Helen Park
Ady
Wkly
Baptists Plan Big Share in Foreign Language Movement
The Northern Baptist Convention expands the New World Movement to teach and mobilize immigrant communities. Plans include training workers, expanding city mission societies, and engaging 12 nationalities to improve living conditions and civic involvement across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelyn
American Association of Foreign Language Newspapers
United States
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
America
Northern Baptist Convention
John Reed
New York
New World Movement of
Norciery Baptists
Corwin Rices
The
Baptist Church
New West Movement
Ie Tuicht Teomake
Bork
Baptist Chireh
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Idane
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Ohio
Mana
Ulineis
Minnesota
Colorado
Thaho
Arizona
Washington
Oregon
California
Desirable eight room house for sale on Chestnut Street
For sale a well built eight room house in a fine location with all modern improvements. Inquire at 130 West Chestnut Street. Terms reasonable. Ad 18 1920.
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West Chestnut Street
Lost Gold Wrist Watch With Initials C T H
Reward offered for return of a gold wrist watch on a black ribbon arm band engraved with C T H. The item was later returned to F. T. Hornung at 420 Spring Street. Advertisement published March 18, 1920.
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F. T. Hornung
Spring Street
Lost keys listed at Government Depot with reward
Between 3 and 4 p m a bunch of keys was lost. Seven belong to U S Q M G and other keys belong to advertiser. A five dollar reward is offered. Call 36 at the Checkers Office Government Depot and ask for Lee Snead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertiser
Checkers Office Government Depot
Lee Snead
SHUCK Offers Car Repairs Aimed at Quiet Rides
SHUCK promises new life for cars by eliminating rattles squeaks and knocks with top equipment and skilled work. The shop guarantees satisfaction and invites customers to call phone 579 for service.
For Sale Genuine Brown Leg Horn Eggs
Advertises genuine Brown Leghorn eggs for setting at 18 eggs per session priced at $1 per setting. Calls for contact via phone number 592 and lists advertisement dates 16 17 18.
Elks St Patrick Dance Draws Full Second Floor
Elks Hall glow ed in St Patrick colors as the annual dance drew a full house with 31 percent couples on the floor. Howard’s Orchestra provided music while the Amazon Jug Band in the kitchen lounge offered casual amusement and a Diamond Pure Food Company feast supplied wafers.
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Elks
St. Patrick
Howards’ Orcdestra
Ain
Lerisy Ile
Diamond Pure Food Company
Busy Bees Mark St Patrick Day Celebration
The Busy Bees changed their meeting from Wednesday to Tuesday at Mrs Kate Gienger's on Bas Court Avenue and enjoyed a lighthearted gathering. Festivities featured house decorations and refreshments with several contests won by Mrs Pires Mitchell and Miss Anna Antz, amid a list of attending members and guests.
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Kate Gienger
Bas! Court Avenue
St. Patrick's Day
Pacre
Pires
Mitchell
Anna Antz
Mesdames
William Ant
John Bawver
John Gienger
Carrie Harris
John Hevn
Dela Kreamer Albert
McGregor Dean Puticpirn
George Stemler
Anna Waler- Dury
George Weir
William Prins
Katherine Brenner
Charles Seiker
Loretta Banks
Mesdaime- Thomas Mitchell
Bo Stamper
Herbert Day
Haldler Wo Quien
Ernest Andres
Grertrude Antz
Fay Harris
Anna May Stemier
Fdna Stemier
Adlerika Glycerine Mixture Promises Fast Gas Relief
An Adlerika glycerine mixture with buckhorn bark and eta is marketed to relieve gas in the stomach and colon, cleanse foul matter, and aid constipation. The ad tout claims quick relief, noting a patient with five years of indigestion improved after one dose at Citizens Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler-ika
ONT
Citizens Drug Store
Mrs Frank Ellis Attends Federation District Board Meeting
Mrs Frank Ellis attended the executive Board of the Third District of the Federation of Chilean women today. The annual district meeting will be held in Bedford in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellis
Federation of Chiles
Thleans
Bedford
Express business near suspension due to Chicago driver strike
Business operations in Chicago face near halt as drivers stage a strike over conditions. Transit and deliveries disrupted, with unions negotiating terms and authorities monitoring developments. Support lines advise customers to expect delays and seek service updates.
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Chicago
Sage and Sage Visit Countys Guests of Assessor
CD W sage of Crothersville and Mrs S 4 Sturgeon of Tampico are the guests of County Assessor ELV, Save and Mrs Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Sage
Crothersville
S. 4
Sturgeon
Tampico
Elv
Save
Sage
Miss Lena Hurlburt Leaves United Gas & Electric
Miss Lena Hurlburt resigns from United Gas & Electric after two years to take a new post with a major Louisville firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hurlburt
United Gas &Electric Company
Louisville
Illness update on Mrs. Reuben Daily
Mrs Reuben Daily Gravel Read remains very ill with rheumatism and cannot turn in bed or rise without aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Daily
Gravel
Hrerset
Knight to wed Ruth Carlson in April
Word reaches the city that Elbert Knight son of Mr and Mrs Charlies Knight of Tamia formerly of this city will marry Miss Ruth Carlson in April He was a member of the Christian Church here and a great worker in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Knight
Charlies Knight
Tamia
Ruth Carlson
The
Christian Church
Frogs Sing On The Country As Spring Inches In
A breezy note says it may be a touch cool yet the frogs sing across the country, signaling that spring could be near.
Mrs Matilda Rodgers Visits Salem Kin
Mrs. Matilda Rodgers travels from her home with her daughter Mrs. W K Jacobs to Salem HK to visit another daughter, Mrs. Arthur Stanifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Rodgers
W. KE. Jacobs
Salem
Arthur Stanifer
Mrs 8 7 Drosta Gains Ground After Illness
Mrs 8 7 Drosta has been very ill but is improving in a hopeful recovery reported by family and doctors.
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Drosta
Miss Mary Josephine Farrell Improves After Illness
Miss Mary Josephine Farrell, previously ill, is reported to be improving her health. Her condition has shown progress with her doctors noting steady recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Josephine Farrell
Emer McCory Watson Stricken With Influenza
Emer McCory Watson is reported to be very ill with influenza. No further medical details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer McCory
Watson
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the Dramatic Society
Attention Housewives
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Croecus
H. C.S
Farmers’ Meeting
Teachers’ Institute
Myrtle Lodge
K.P
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