Banquet at Green Lantern Tea Room Canceled
An event described as a Yue banquet in the Eusemite Clay at the Green Lantern Tea Room has been called off.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
5
An event described as a Yue banquet in the Eusemite Clay at the Green Lantern Tea Room has been called off.
The Woman's Club held a busy meeting on Monday night with many committees at work. Miss Martha Howell, visiting friends, received a telegram to report to Rochester New York for missions work. She left last night on furlough from her post in Central America.
Miss sSatlie Walsup is ill at her home on Locust Street. Mr. Isaac Stout of Bethlehem and Mr. Will Stout of Indianapolis, visiting Mrs. Andy Hucklebbery, have returned home. Mrs. Wesley, mother of Mrs. Ihawrenee, will visit her daughter in Evansville this week. Miss Fay Weidner hosted her Sunday School class in Claysburg last night. Miss Mary Luther, Commercial teacher at the High School, visiting Louisville, will leave next week for Corydon.
Mr. Charles Williams of Cincinnati is expected to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams by week’s end. Mrs. J. T. Scull is visiting the home of Miss Ada Frank. The parsonage is undergoing fumigation and cleaning.
Mr Frank Affolter is listed on the SIES directory as a referenced individual. The note provides no further context or actions beyond inclusion.
A household remedy advertisement claims Dr. Thomas Eletic Oil treats babies with croup and notes effects on bruises sore throat and lameness. It promotes bottles at 30c and 60c as a daily helper for family ailments.
The Clark Circuit Court in case 12468 orders a commissioner sale of Port Fulton real estate advertising four lots 89 90 91 92 to be sold at public auction at 10 a m on Saturday June 19 1920. One parcel combines lots 89 and 90 while 91 and 92 may be sold separately. A third or more cash payment is required with the balance in two installments. Purchasers furnish notes with six percent interest secured by mortgage and the sale continues daily until sold. County Clark Indiana.
Fordson farm tractors for immediate delivery. Gwin Motor Sales Co authorized agents Jeffersonville New Albany Salem Charlestown. Ad 181022. Pure blood claims and health cure misprint with Buistock Blood Fait fers 25 cents at all stores.
Local ad lists a Packard car for sale at a bargain price. Henry Holzbog advertises the vehicle located at 218 Locust Street with dates May 24 to 26 for inquiries and sale arrangements.
Property alert lists three cottages for sale by Frank Walford at 120 West Front Street with advertisement reference AdvD93P dated May 20.
A 19th century homespun guide urges removing carpet squares for easier inspection and recommends thorough fumigation with bisulphide of carbon or sulfur dioxide to destroy buffalo moths. It warns of fire risk from vapors and stresses long, repeated cleaning and careful sealing of cracks to prevent reinfestation.
The author, using a twelve horsepower boiler, explains warming mixed ground feed in water overnight to feed young growing pigs through winter. He notes warm feed improves nutrition and digestion versus cold dry corn and highlights the risk of chilling fall litters if given cold water feed.
An advertisement-style testimonial from Atlen Moders of 318 Missouri Ave Jeffersonville states kidney weakness caused nightly awakenings and back pain. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after prior family kidney troubles, urging readers to consult dealers for the same remedy once more.
An ad states Henry Vertrice offers window and door screen services with a prompt, takefare arrangement. It notes a May 25 1997 date and contact details via PMay or related phone inquiry.
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