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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
3
The institution advocates rational methods in training for business and vocations, stressing thorough reliable shorthand courses. It promises graduates access to leading business contacts, guarantees quality education, and rejects fake methods while emphasizing real outcomes and career readiness.
The Daughters of Rebekah plan an all day Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Andrew Huckleberry. The Lutheran Missionary Society convenes Wednesday at the church. The Junior League of Wall Street Church meets at 4:00 Wednesday. The Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H. gathers Wednesday night at St Augustine's Hall. Ladies' Aid Morton Memorial holds an all day Thursday. Miss Hester Jacobs hosts Maple Street Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon. St Luke's Aid Society hosts its monthly social Thursday afternoon. The Aid and Circle of Christian Church meet Thursday afternoon. Presbyterian and Wall Street Aids meet Thursday afternoon with the latter conducting the regular business. The English Club meets Thursday night with Misses Margaret and Catherine Sweeney.
A user states satisfaction with Dean’s Kidney Pills after taking one box in the past year and reports being in perfect health. Advertisement notes price 60c and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as distributor.
Marty Davity announces St Luke's Brotherhood gathering Thursday night in the church auditorium with moving pictures and a feature address by a prominent speaker. U S Department of Justice agent Mr Schreiber was in town yesterday from Indianapolis at the request of Basil R Holmes alleging discrimination against leaking concerns in the city.
A volunteer fire department is being formed at Clarksville with two 60 gallon chemical engines to fight fires. A customer identified as George C. Kremlin wrote a worthless check for 48.36 to Bensinger Home Furnishing Company in Jeffersonville on Saturday night. A large number of truck and motor laborers were discharged at the Government Depot Saturday.
The W E M of the Christian Church meets Friday afternoon at the church. The W H M S of Wall St Church will open mite boxes Friday night with Mrs Marion Bennett. Mr and Mrs William Willinger of Charlestown Pike announce the arrival of a ten pound baby girl born Sunday May 2, mother formerly Miss Margaret Braun daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Braun of 484 Spring St grandparents are the proud couple
Mrs. Lizzie Riley of Jeffersonville cites relief from back pain dizziness headaches and irregular kidney action after using two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills declaring her health improved and urging others to try the remedy. Her statement dated June 18 1912 reappears again July 31 1919.
An open letter signed by a former teacher now mother argues marriage should be treated as a profession requiring full commitment. The writer suggests preparatory courses for brides and husbands alike to ensure both partners are prepared for husband and wife roles. Frances rear, in Les lie's, is cited.
The school enumerators report to the School Board at tomorrow night meeting. Trustees of the Reformatory plan to meet tomorrow to award contracts for supplies.
Louisville resident Mrs. Fred Wells is very ill at her brother’s home. Justice Albert Firch of 907 East Court Avenue assisted. Dr. Theodore Porter, praised as a hero, treated the case while his mother Mrs. J. W. Radley has returned home to Hazen Arkansas.
A fragment suggests a married man claims transparency with his wife while his single friends face consequences and miss out on pleasures or benefits. The text hints at social dynamics and misperceptions among close friends.
Classified notice advertises a four room cottage for sale located at 617 Indiana Avenue with contact times 8 am to 2 pm and a price range indicated by April to May 6.
Mrs John Cain Missouri Avent who was operated on at St Josephs Hospital is convalescent and has returned home.
Frederick Beck Wall Street of Owensboro Kentucky, on a southern business trip for the Harvester Company, plans to return home this week to spend time with his mother.
Mrs Elizabeth Ardin of Brandenburg Kentucky returned home after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs W Radley.
An advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a health remedy that removes poisons, sweetens the stomach, flushes the kidneys, and purifies the blood. It urges women to try it once and promises it will become indispensable, sold by druggists and grocers nationwide.
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