Jae Lyoes Official Pajper of the City of Deffer Sonville
An official notice from Deffer Sonville records Jae Lyoes in a municipal role. The document outlines duties and responsibilities tied to the city government and local governance.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
2
An official notice from Deffer Sonville records Jae Lyoes in a municipal role. The document outlines duties and responsibilities tied to the city government and local governance.
The calendar lists Wednesday gatherings for The Twelve Needles Club Mrs d rank Ellis and Airs Will Robinson hosting Calumet Club. Wall Street Junior League Rose Will School PTA Womans Club with Elnora Luston and William Alexander leading prayer at Morton Memorial Church. Thursday features Presbyterian Aid Society and Christian Church Circle meetings plus Wall Street and Merton Memorial Arts. Friday includes Fathers Night by Rose Hill PTA and a May Musical Festival slated for Friday evening.
Miss Helen Chobanian an Armenian Salvation Army worker who survived Turkish atrocities in Armenia travels to Java to join leper relief efforts. Born in Dibekir she fled as a child with her brother and later lived in Paris with Mrs Booth Hellberg before taking up the Java assignment.
A husband and wife seek employment. the husband will work with the men and the wife will serve as cook. Apply at 128 West Front Street by May 11 unless they flee.
A collage of lines from a vintage piece featuring quips on luck food bids and manners. It includes characters like Tommy and his mother, a contractor boasting a low bid, and a couple on a honeymoon in London with humorous regional speech. The tone resembles light satire with fleeting scenes.
A streetcar incident ends with a man drawing a large jackknife after a girl uses a grain-like stick to tickle his ear. The woman asks about the stick and the man warns that if the oats enter his ear again there will be a harvest.
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