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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
4
The family of Mrs. Mary Anne Hendricks expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for their support and gifts of flowers during her illness and after her death. They thank Rev. W. L. Munday for conducting the funeral. signed by Daughter, Son, and Grandson.
Ed Zimmer, longtime sales manager with Bacon & Sons in Louisville, accepts the general manager post at Swartz Dry Woods Company. He is expected to start within days and his return is welcomed by friends and colleagues.
A Kokomo girl asks if she should learn to love before age twenty. The question stirs discussion on timing and readiness, reflecting youth romance debates in the community.
A fire on Monday afternoon at 4 o clock damaged a residence at 713 Meigs Avenue owned by Mrs Susie Shay and occupied by James Sowder. Damage estimated at about 50 dollars. The Fire Department responded quickly. Township Assessor John Kenny reports assessment work for city corporations including Clarksville Port Fulton and Claysburg is nearly finished with outside townships still in progress.
Work has started on grading for a proposed brickyard covering about nine to ten acres at the Interurban and B and C S W crossing in Midway. Burglars pried open a window at Frank Myers lumberyard on Meigs Avenue last night but appear to have taken nothing. Rotary Club to hear Charles Paden of American Car and Foundry discuss Accounting at tonight’s meeting hosted by Mrs. Rose Aten. Mrs. W W Swartz recovering from influenza. Louise Bradley returns home to West Maple Street after Washington visit. Robert Dorsey Shuck born to Mr and Mrs Cecil Shuck. Mr and Mrs A Demarest, wintering in Newfoundland, back in New York en route to Chicago. Demarests well known here, nephew of Mrs A W Hutchison.
General Manager Charles Hertz sch of the local plant of the American Car and Foundry Company has refuel from New York. Miss Phebe Kopp ill with influenza at her Gravel Road home will attend her brother George Kopp's office Monday. River blocks drive to New Albany via Harrison Avenue forcing detour by Blackistone's Mill. Jakey Shields of Lexington, Scott County, in the city. A meeting of nearly all the Womans' Clubs Monday night at Miss Dorothy Wilsons home discussed a rest room but no definite plans. Another meeting is set for April 5 with Miss Wilson.
A note says Red Bill feels flattered that Holland still believes he is important enough to warrant protection or guarding.
Notice to non residents in Clark County Indiana clerk Charles Zollman announces in the Clark Circuit Court April Term 1920 petition of Mary Sullivan to declare Daniel Riley an absentee. Hearing set for April 27 1920 with demand that Riley appear and answer otherwise the petition will be determined in his absence. Adv. 23 30 Apr. 6.
Indianapolis Ind March state hatchery at Brookville in operation since 1912 will be discontinued this spring. Department of Conservation announces sale of hatchery buildings and equipment.
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