Basenmizle Chuo Event Called Off at Green Pea Room
A planned program titled Gy vitly Tales Vole has been canceled. The Basenmizle Chuo had organized the event at the Green Junction Pea Room but it will not take place as scheduled.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
8
A planned program titled Gy vitly Tales Vole has been canceled. The Basenmizle Chuo had organized the event at the Green Junction Pea Room but it will not take place as scheduled.
The Women’s Give Club held a business meeting Monday August with many committees at work. Miss Martha Howell, visiting friends, received a telegram to report for missionary work in Rochester N O. she left last night. She is on furlough from Central America. Miss Sathie Walkup stays at her Locust Street home.
Mr Iiane Stout of Bethlehem and Mr Will Stout of Indianapolis, who were visiting Mrs Andy Huck leberrys, have returned home. Mrs Wesley plans to visit daughter Mrs f&ilew. In Evansville Miss Fay Weidner hosted her Sunday school class at her Claxsburg home. Miss Mary Luther, commercial teacher at the High School, visiting Louisville friends, will go home to Corydon next week. Mr Charles Willams of Cincinnati plans to visit his parents late this week. Mrs J T Scull stays with Miss Ada Frank during parsonage fumigation. Mr Frank Affokter is sick.
The Commissioner of Clark County Indiana will sell at public auction on June 19 1920 at 10 oclock am four Port Fulton lots. Parcels 89 and 90 together. 91 and 92 separately. Minimum bid at least two thirds of appraised value. one third cash, balance in two notes with interest. sale continues daily until sold. Commissioner. Adv May 9 1920.
Advertisement from GWIN MOTOR SALES CO. listing Forsson farm tractors for immediate delivery via Jeffersonville New Albany Salem Charlestown with pricing. Also promotes Buislock Blood Bitters labeled for blood and digestion with a dollar twenty five price at all stores.
For baby's croup the ad promotes Eletic Oil as a household remedy. Willie’s daily cuts and bruises, mother’s sore throat, and grandma’s lameness are listed as conditions treated. Available in 30c and 60c sizes with doctor endorsement.
Classified notice announces a Packard car bargain for sale with five good tires. Henry Holzbog lists the item at 248 Locust Street in Adv .C 1000, dated May 24 35 26.
Frank Walford advertises three cottages for sale at 120 West Front Street. Public notice appears in the AdvD9SP May 2026 edition.
The article warns against the tacked down carpet habit and promotes rug or square carpet removal for control. It recommends thorough fumigation with bisulfide of carbon or sulfur dioxide, noting fire risks and odor dangers, with long, multi step cleaning and repair to reduce buffalo moth damage.
The author notes feeding young growing pigs through winter with warm, soaked ground feed from worn stocks. Using a twelve horse boiler to heat water and mix feed, then letting it steep overnight yields warm morning feed. Warmer rations prevent chilling and improve winter pig growth compared with cold dry corn.
Jeffersonville resident Allen Modders recalls nightly awakenings due to weak kidneys and backache, crediting Doan's Kidney Pills for relief after others failed. Testimony from neighbor Mrs Bultala confirms similar improvement, urging readers to try this remedy.
An advertisement note announces window and door screen services for Henry Vertrice, with a phone contact and a May 25 date. The brief item appears as a local business notice in the newspaper.
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