Patty in Casin and On All Accounts Paid
A brief item notes payments settled with Patty in CASI and all accounts fully paid, indicating financial clearance and no outstanding balances for the period.
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
8
A brief item notes payments settled with Patty in CASI and all accounts fully paid, indicating financial clearance and no outstanding balances for the period.
Instructional text on Gregg Shorthand rules and abbreviations. Includes sound-based writing, symbol use for vowels and letters, word signs, phrasing, and study guidance. Emphasizes practice, accuracy, and instant application, by H. O. Keesling and Bryant & Stratton Business College Louisville Ky.
The store emphasizes careful compounding, fresh pure drugs, skilled service, and courteous, reasonable pricing as key strengths. It notes four good things to remember when you want a prescription filled.
During the storm Saturday evening firemen were summoned to the Jeffersonville Manufacturing Company on Eighth and Wall streets where weeds near buildings had ignited but were quickly extinguished. The same night a call to Conrad Storz’s saloon produced no damage.
James B. Early, arrested as a vagrant, is held as Capt. Wall seeks information from army officers. Tattoo marks hint he is an army deserter. His claimed Evansville home conflicts with Brooksburg residence before enlistment. Described desertion from a Dakota post. Noble Colvin and Adel Spencer fined $1 and costs for carrying concealed deadly weapons after a Saturday arrest following a quarrel.
The board will meet in an annual session next Monday for a forty day period to hear complaints about personal property assessments. Members include County Auditor Stoner Treasurer Scott Assessor Saze and citizen members George Jackson and Samuel Hutchings.
A total of 52 took the teachers examination at the county high school Saturday morning under County Superintendent S. Scott. The figure marks the largest turnout in several months.
Contractors take control of the Pennsylvania Bridge daily from 8:45 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. under a set Louisville division schedule. Work progresses on a small scale with substantial material arriving, though much steel remains due for months.
The young people's society of Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church Ohio Falls will present an entertainment next Friday evening at the Ohio Falls Schoolhouse featuring local talent. The program is titled The Down East Comedy Company.
All Clark county township trustees will gather in Jeffer sonville Thursday for a meeting of the Township Trustees Association. The event is to be held at the office of Township Trustee Chas e W. White.
The township schoools close for summer and three buildings will close next year along with two abandoned ones. Students from Asbury and Cementville will attend the new McCulloch school while Middle Road pupils move to the Ingramville building.
Officers for the First Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor Society have just organized. Miss Letitia Perry is president, Stanley Carl is vice president, Miss Edna Southwell is secretary, and Clarence Taggart is treasurer.
Magistrate Alonzo Paddacks officiated the marriage of Miss Ruby Miller daughter of Phillip Miller of this county a farmer and Harry Elrod of Salem a farmer.
Spring advertisement offers wallpaper cleaning by Paul Miller at Dohertys Drug Store located at Spring and Maple. Prices stated as right with satisfaction guaranteed. Phone contact 75 for service.
BE. H. Miller arrived at the Indiana Reformatory from St. Joseph County to serve a sentence of one to seven years for receiving money by false pretense while operating as a magazine solicitor.
Fragmentary text mentions battery with intent to two to fourteen, Bes. No clear names, dates, or locations readable to identify parties or case specifics.
The Dream Theater screens The Village Vampire a two part comedy tonight with a five foot "pretume" and further showings including Who's Guilty. Matinee and night showings emphasize this much talked about picture in the United States today.
James J. Hill a prominent railroad promoter known as the Northwest leader died at his Summit Avenue home at 9 39 morning following an infection from bowel trouble. He helped grow the region from a wilderness into six states with 400000 farms and built a vast system spanning Buffalo to Asia.
Indications show thundershowers this afternoon or tonight for Jeffersonville and nearby areas with party cloudy conditions on Tuesday.
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