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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
3
Officials announce 12 Shoftina events open to individuals and Weed teams as nations race toward the final deadline. AG confirms schedule near Brussels with competitions including relay and distance events.
The Musical Club meets with Mrs Walter Swartz on East Mauic street Tuesday May 4. The program features piano solos by Mrs Jessie Cook Miss Lois Pesci Mr C Raymond Waggoner and Miss Ruth Repka. The WF M S of Marton and other groups plan meetings Tuesday afternoon and evening at church parishes.
The Daughters of Rebekah schedule a Wednesday gathering all day with Mrs. Andrew Bloocie Brerey of the Missionary Society of the Jiutheran Church. Also noted is the Wall Street Church ladies league meeting at 4:00 and the St. Augustines Trail Auxiliary event that evening.
Thursday activities include the Ladies Aid societies at Marion Abtue vial Church Maple Street Ladies Aid Society St Jakes Aid Presbyterian and Wall Street groups meeting in the afternoon. The Add and Girele of ifye bo Gian Church and the English Club with Misses Marsarel and Watheving Sweeney meet Thursday evening.
The W. E. M. of the Christian Church will meet Friday afternoon at the Ghurel. The W. H. M. S. of Wall St. Church will open their mite-box Friday night with Mrs Marion Bennett participating.
Willam Willinees of the Charlestown Wise disputes the birth of a ten pound girl at Surmdaw Manor. The infant, named after Miss Maroaret Beatin, is listed as a child of Mr and Mrs Pranard Dean of 234 Spaipe Street. The event occurred on a Saturday.
Mrs Lizzie Riley of Jeffersonville credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing her kidney complaint dizziness backache and headaches after two boxes. She reports relief and recommends the medicine confirming prior statements. The ad notes price 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as makers or distributors.
Obed Miss Mary Whitlow visits Chicago. Miss Halleye Ford on sick list. Mrs. Virginia Murphy hosts gatherings at Meigs Avenue. Maple Street Church announces week of nightly services led by Rev. Huson. A violin and piano concert at the High School under American Lesson auspices features a Swiss artist.
Morlor Memorial Ghureh organizers announce a May 25 Uonse edwo by Epworth Teague of Morlor Memorial Ghureh. Rehearsals are held every evening in the par iors of the Mhureh for the production titled the Substitute Chaperone.
John T. Reschar has opened a new grocery store in Utica and is reporting solid early business. Local residents praise convenient location and diverse inventory as the venture builds its customer base.
Mrs. Nate Laynes recovers from a stroke of paralysis. James Howard leaves Mea hile Ala and works in a large shipyard. A new Club Horse at Speeds near Sellersburg attracts many visitors with social events moving pictures and lectures. B S A beats Spring Hill Sluggers 15 to 0 on strong pitching and batting.
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