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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
3
Indianapolis Louisville Traction Company ad asks for return of a lost amethyst rosary with initials FP FL. reward offered. Contact 1452 F Chestnut Street and mention dates May 4 5 6 7 8.
Extra fine pure bred Rhode Island Red eggs for sale at 3 dollars per single setting. Special prices offered per 100. Glen E Burtt advertises from Jeffersonville Indiana with phone 496-7 R R No 2. Advertisement ends May 6.
Classified ad seeks a cook for the Jeffersonville Orphan's Homes on Meigs Avenue. Inquiries at the Home. Phone 250. Adv. D. 2 CG Apr. 15-21 inc.
Cottage with four rooms located at 617 Indiana Avenue is offered for sale. Call between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the above address. Advertised in April to May 6 edition on page 41D.
Job advertisement from S. J. Gardner Foundry and Machine Co. in New Albany seeks a core maker. Ads show dates May 1 3 4 and reference advertisement number D 61.
The W E M of the Christian Church will meet Friday afternoon at the Church. The WM S of the Wail St Church will open their mite-box Friday night. Marion Bennett William Wallinger of Charlestown Pike rejoice over arrival of a ten pound baby girl on May 2nd. Mother Miss Margaret Braun, grandparents Frank J Braun and Mrs Braun.
In Jeffersonville Mrs. Lizzie Riley reports kidney trouble and back pain eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after two boxes. She repeats her endorsement in 1919, noting continued health after regular use. The ad lists 60 cents and Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as the maker.
D P Bowyer tears down his store to replace it with a modern home. Mrs Glaze of New Albany visits P V Kenzer. Mrs Grace Schlichter listed as sick. J S Smith editor of the New Washington Courier visits Solon. Floyd Hostetler of Marbis Hill stays with A S Giltner. Orvil Moore vacationing with grandparents at Jeffersonville. Economic Club ladies activity.
The dinner was served at the convention on Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Bowyer and family left Saturday for Danville to locate there. Mrs. Ida Scott and Lawrence Scott of Hamber were visitors to Hamber, with Ida noting a visit to her son.
Cyll is Cyll is Martin D. Cashner a carpenter and Hallie Lena Tinsley of this city were married by Magistrate James S. Keigwin.
The hospital vote stood 2847 for and 1372 against it as canvassed yesterday afternoon by Thomas Stoner Duncan Kincaid and Joseph Graninger.
Paul Scull completes a three week quarantine for scarlet fever and returns to Jeffersonville High School with graduation hoped this month. his mother remains under quarantine.
Henryville aged 77 died Thursday at 5 45 p m from paralysis after illness starting Monday April 26. He leaves a widow two sons and four daughters. Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church with interment in Catholic Cemetery. Also notes on local ads and visits from Bloomington residents and family updates.
Multiple small notices announce cream buyers Gray-Von Allman and g. a. Long Creamery Co offering market prices and correct weight tests. Other items include Harry Norrey moving to Indianapolis and Miss Hapel Townsend visiting relatives in Louisville amid local automobile news and personal ads.
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