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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1920

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Citizens Trust Company Report 1920 Condition

Condensed statement of the Citizens Trust Company Jeffersonville Indiana shows assets including cash and receivables and total liabilities. Signed by J Edgar Poindexter secretary with notary Marjorie E Horner confirming the sworn statement dated March 20 1920 and commission expiration February 16 1922.

Eel Dh Driscoll John Rauschenberger John Best J. Ed. Poindexter Citizens Trust Company Jeffersonville Indiana

Clark County State Bank publishes 1920 condition report

Clark County State Bank Jeffersonville Indiana filed its report of condition including assets liabilities capital stock treasury balances profits and losses and notes. The statement lists capital stock 50000.00 surplus 3000.00 undivided profits 47080.75 and deposits including demand deposits 361764.68 savings deposits 0.00 and bond holdings. The report is sworn to and dated May 1920 with notary public Warren B. Allison.

Clark County State Bank Jeffersonville Indiana Busi- Mana. Pov State of Gqlark I. K. A. McKinley R. A. McKinley Warren B. Allison

August 31 1918 Call for Report Pxsceber 34

Public notice dated August 31 1918 calls for a report by December 34 or a specified deadline. It references an amount of 18 dollars and names relevant authorities and міlegal procedures.

Community Library Story Hour And Museum Tidings

Attendance was strong at the Public Library Story Hour on Saturday morning. Four shower boxes were donated by Mr. Shideler and the Reformatory Board for the library this year. Mrs. Caldwell urged children to keep the grounds clean and dispose of waste properly while avoiding grass and wheel traffic. Readings included King Robert of Sicily, Longfellow’s poem, The Brapin, The Tiger and the Jackal, Salt Lake City, and Chicken Little. District Librarians meeting to be hosted May 13 at Librarians Iron, southern Taeiana. Fairy Vale Pictures for the Children's Room to be hung Wednesday and shown Saturday morning. Gift from Miss Elizabeth Zulaut in memory of her sister Miss Agnes Zulaut. Public invited to Library sessions. educator-focused program promised. Lost baby’s plain gold ring on Spring Street Saturday night reward offered. Phone 1193-F. Adv.79 May 10,11,12.

Gera Cone Bryant Salt Lake City Librarians Iron Taeiana Fairy Vale Elizabeth Zulaut Agnes Zulaut Jeffersonville Spring Street

Womans Home Missionary Society convention set in Hope

Mrs. Joseph H Warder appears on the program for the 21st annual convention of the Womans Home Missionary Society Seymour District Methodist Episcopal Church to be held in Hope Bartholomew County Tuesday and Wednesday She will respond to the address of welcome by Mrs F S Tincher Miss Bertha Poindexter attends as delegate from Wal Street Seminary Col FE R Gregory Lieut Col O Sampson Edwin Gunner and Edwin Adams have been demoted to captaincies at the Quartermaster Depot A large number of officials below Lt Colonel to retire after July Payday at the Reformatory overdue funds are short fiscal year starts Sept 1 Harry B Holmes family move from 8289 Walnut to 419 W Maple Street

Joseph H. Warder Womans’ Home Missionary Society Seymour Methodist Episcopal Church Hope Bartholomew County F.S. Tincher Bertha Poindexter Wal Street Saremty FE. R. Gregory O. Sampson Edwin Gunner Edwin Adams Quartermaster’s Depot

Lost glasses with black leather case in Maple area

Pair of glasses in black leather case lost last evening on Maple between Wall and 627 East Maple. Reward offered. Call 350. Contact advertised May 7 8 10 11.

Distinct Chairmen to Reorganize for Indiana Campaign

Republican and Democratic district committees of the Third Indiana District will meet at New Albany tomorrow to reorganize for the campaign. The ten county chairmen elected Saturday will attend, then proceed to Indianapolis Wednesday for state committee reorganization and officer elections.

Indiana New Albany Indianapolis

First National Bank Jeffersonville Statement 1920

Charter No 956 Bank statement from First National Bank Jeffersonville Indiana close of business May 4 1520 shows assets and liabilities with detailed items including loans and discounts deposits reserves and notes. Notary and officials attest to accuracy with sworn affirmation by cashier H E Heaton on May 10 1920.

First National Bank Jeffersonville Indiana Federal Reserve Bank T. Ss Banking House Lawful Reserve U. S State OF County OF Clark S& I H. E. Heaton

Carranza Said To Be In HiDing There

Galveston May 10 report says the Vera Cruz garrison of about 500 soldiers joined the revolutionists. Carranza is said to be hiding in Vera Cruz with a dragnet thrown out to prevent his escape. Generals report a wholesale slaughter of political prisoners at Santiago before the capital fell. Fifteen Mexican generals among those said killed.

Carranza Galveston Tex Vera Cruz Francisco Murguia Carranza Mexico Santiago

Place Bars Over White House Windows To Protect President

Washington May 10 The keen solicitude for President Wilsons health prompted the White House to place heavy bars over the bedroom windows on the second floor. The grillwork was erected without comment and officials gave no explanation for the security move.

White House Washington Wilson Ouse Aietach

Wilson Urges Democrats to Champion Versailles Treaty

President Wilson calls the Democratic Party to run in 1920 as unwavering supporters of the Versailles Treaty and to oppose any reservations or modifications. He argues national honor hinges on the treaty and the party must stand as its champions.

Wilson Washington Presient Democratic Party Eader

County Central Committees Reorganized After Elections

Republicans held a meet in City Hall electing Newton H. Myers as chair and Albert McKinley as treasurer. Democratic officers named Warren B. Allison as chair and Claude McBride as treasurer. The tax take for spring is expected at about 800,000 dollars, a substantial rise over prior years.

Republican Democratic County Central Committees Republican County Central Committee Newton H. Myers William A. Pass William B. Thorney Albert McKinley Francis M. Tucker Albert Thomas Barton A. Barnett Chas. ©. Barrett William A. Lawrence Charles Koons E. W. Baird Edward B Rollo H. Summers William Reed Carl Sellers Walter KR. Smith J. A. Makowsky Charlies S. Goodwin Middleton Koons Elmer Fouts Thomas J. Pound Charles. J .Whitson Chas McKinley Theemocratic Court House Ficers Warren B. Allison James C. MacKillip Lee Lamaster Claude McBride Democratic County Central Committee Earl Miles Bernard Kleehammer Charles Reich Herbert Pollock Geo. W. Patrick Preston M. West Charles Carraniel Cottingham John E. Cole, Jr Wim. G. Constantine Edgar Hughes Charlies A. Collins Walter L. Cisco Edwin W. Hydron Patrick Mettermick Ralph Bloom William Marsn Emmett E. Botkins Harry M. Braun James Kilfoy Edward H. Graham Raymond Murphy Charles A. Dunlevy Floyd Petty Frank Buchannan Paul Clapp Paul Jones Calvin Anston William Smith Marion Miller George Dix Frank M. Fisher Wim. E. Rosenberger

Mrs Ack Phipps Clawsburg Recovers From Serious Illness

Mrs. Ack Phipps of Clawsburg is rapidly recovering after a period of serious illness. The report notes her improving condition and hopes for a full return to health.

Ack Phipps Clawsburg

Probate of John W Hoover Will and Divorce Proceedings

The will of John W Hoover was probated Saturday detailing that all personal estate goes to his wife who is named executrix with witnesses Rudolph Diebel and Chas Seibert. Flora Souder sues for divorce from Nelson Souder and Verna Phips sues for divorce from William Phipps. Mrs John Hall of Utica Pike has recovered from her illness.

John W. Hoover Rudolph Diebel Chas. Seibert Flora Souder Nelson Souder Fsi Verna Phips William Phipps John Hall Utica Pike

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