04 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary text references various names and locations, including Moses Varese, Elizabeth Teer, Ravi, Louisville, and others. The garbled lines mention awards and people but lack coherent events or dates. No clear incident or story is extractable from the fragment.
A fragmented notice outlines a health bond sale in a local area with unclear details. Readable names and dates are scarce, but the document implies an official sale related to health projects and community financing in the region.
Community notices record a flurry of visits and social events across towns in Michigan. Names mentioned include Mrs. Alen Baap, Miss Neltte Jacobs, and Mrs. George McCurdy, with mentions of kin, friends, and church activities amid weekend travel and family gatherings.
Court records reveal wills and estate matters for Mes Attor Vereitie Sau erout Hen havilie. Property division and administration issues involve Miss Abasider and Walter Ty amid legal actions. The case lists names, dates, and proceedings with mentions of heirs and parcels, while other items reference judgments, sales, and corporate sues.
Warty Whee has been employed in New Albanese the Coil Refining Co. has been sent by the company to take charge of their Station. A fine daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tre vb Ollila on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rapp celebrate their twelfth grandchild with pride.
The obituary reports Willan Strachey aged 72 dies in Indianapolis yesterday. He was a former priest of Attorney Vireo and a native of Dentines County. He leaves a widow and five sons. Funeral arrangements not available.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dubious note about a high school gathering and an association naming Popularey and Willi. The text hints at a planned event or meeting with a focus on a local group and a broader effort, but details are unclear.
The public library draws pupils from the Departmental and High School who study intently after supper. Miss Berta Poindexter manages inquiries and returns, as students exchange books and seek information for debates. History and travel volumes predominate in a lively, quiet setting.
Duinf teachers scheduled to meet tomorrow at Charlestown and Jeffersonville with Silver Greek and Uliva among attendees. The gathering aims to discuss local education matters and collaborative initiatives.
William Rauth sustained serious injuries in a collision between his car and the interurban. He was able to be out today, signaling improvement in his condition.
The Woman's club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jesse Coteman of Louisville. Fairly Paws of Indiana owns the subject under discussion, paste will study the History of Tafiana written by Alice Kate Milner Rab, who formerly taught at the local High School. There was a small attendance. The next meeting is set with Mrs. W. H. Liston.
The new store opens at 421 Spring Pibeel offering a full range of ladies goods and driven goods on sale. Managers aim to satisfy customers and establish a steady phase in business amid ongoing competition.
Unclear fragmented text references a page five item with namelike phrases and nonsensical lines. It mentions a gate, possible transport or event, and a dubious note about a person named Relie and a figure Jotfer with unspecified actions.
Funeral service held at 2 Cave aftermoon for the deceased with pastors Gaw Graody Roympiahs and M. Vow ton officiating. Many relatives and friends attended as pallbearers and attendees expressed sorrow. Mrs. Steda Molter traveled from Fort Waste to join the service.
The obituary notes Mrs Pred Tsatan fon died Tuesday night at Caelary et Pogrtey. Survived by two daughters Vette Gonedsn of Ludlow and another, and two sons arrived for the funeral. Services held at the local cemetery with attendance from family and friends.
Veo and Mrs. William Bainee and Wiss Chua Lawrence of Glascaw Kentucky visited Me. and Mrs. Walter Taawerenee of North Springs Street and then returned home.
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