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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
2
Calendar notes contain multiple community meetings. The Aid Society plans a Thursday session with Chris sheet and a phon emphasis. The Parent- Partners of Rase Hill schedule a core day observance followed by a social. Guild meets Friday and Festival events run from Clip School to Friday.
A garbled OCR style snippet asks about belief in ghosts with scattered letters and phrases. The readable content hints at a fragmented discussion or stray thoughts, lacking coherent events or clear subjects. The material preserves no identifiable persons or organizations.
Tommy enjoyed a very successful season with wins at Union town Independence Derby and Elgin road race. In the year end finale at Uniontown his car ignited in front of the grand stand. Milton's quick handling saved him as he skidded aside and stopped the car, escaping with minor burns.
Grand Exalted Ruler Frank L. Rain issues a letter urging Indiana Elks to mobilize all lodges and members for the Salvation Army Home Service appeal May 1 to 20 1920 aiming to raise 10 million dollars. Indiana lodges in larger cities already support the drive. state chairman Major Arthur R. Robinson reports strong backing.
A humorous note on an eminent professional figure kept in bed by his wife after merry excess. She feeds him onion soup and keeps the house quiet until he fully recovers his usual cheer and balance. The passage likens the devotion to that of Prentice or Marshall.
A commercial training institution highlights thorough courses in bookkeeping, shorthand, and business practices. It pledges high educational value, connections with leading business interests, reliable faculty, and real job placement and promotion outcomes.
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