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05 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1921
Page
1
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A county court chronology notes divorce petitions and custody requests. Statements reference William Bodinees and Rex, habeas proceedings, and the Clarksville locale with several individuals amid trial rulings and financial dispositions.
Partial readable text mentions names and an event but details are unclear. The snippet lists individuals such as Mel Johnsons de Malone Ves and Phiucergtin with scattered phrases. No coherent facts or outcomes are present to form a complete news item.
The report notes the initiation events and attendance, with mentions of the ceremonies, the class, and key participants. It references a group led by He Mouen and notes the presence of delegates and observers at Pennusvivaled.
The English Club met with Mrs. GM Dy Qenderfer at her East Market Street home. Members present included James Sweeney, Mrs. Z Ho McManus, Mary Angela, Margaret Sweeney, Mayme Burke, Nan Burke, and Mrs. G Ml Differnderter. The lesson was discussed.
Charles Unt, retired, attended the Aimetiown Pesten Nationabb dlanven event and served on the reception committee to meet Marshal Feet in Indianapolis on Friday.
Miro and Mrs Fred Kahn of Divi doi Kentucky visiting Mero and Mrs eooree McCurdy. dndbana Averis.
Rew Wood Bamoford and Mrs Bamford are visiting Mrs. Bam Fors sister Mrs Charles Poindexter and Mrs Poindexter in Manchester Center with Vermions joining the visit.
Readable text shows Mr oard Mes. Plaid and Dayne Don as guests of AEpo and Mr. George Maters. The fragment hints at a social gathering or meeting with named individuals and host.
The Wal Se Ov Fe Church invites the public to attend Sunday school and preaching service. The pastor will address the subject Spears or Prunigehaans Wiel and discuss the characteristics of a man amid a news chorus of differe nt vices.
Community church notice describes a service at 8:00 and a listing of attendees. It mentions Dorothy Baldwin and Ruth Rau among others and notes a trip by the Friendship Club to Charlestown for services. The article references a program with choir and orchestra and plans for engagement in church activities.
Sunday School and Bible study at W500 qn. Members worship and service include subjects for teen and youth. Pastors instruction class Sunday evening features entertainment and open discussion. Thursday night Brotherhood meeting noted. November dates feature special program and membership updates.
Sunday morning at Maple Street Church features a road invitation with Pastor Ghurel and the evening program includes “Scenes in the Night” at the Jatter service. Violinist Mr Robert Thompson will perform two selections with Louisville talent contributing. Eyonworth Teague of Park Church Port Fulton leads the league service at 8250.
Isiah 19 19 will be the subject of a Bible lecture Sunday November 6 at Reed block near First National Bank Spring and Market Streets. William H Freidman of Louisville will deliver the talk. Public invited.
The organization announces no popular meeting will be held until after the election due to the Grand Dragon's absence. A convocation will follow a few days later and a class of candidates will receive the accolade.
John Frederick Thampton of Murphysboro Tennessee born a soldier in the Regular Army then Indiana Volunteers Company G. He fought at Fort Frederick, the Ohio River, Shiloh, Missionary Ridge, the siege of Knoxville, and the Battle of Stone River where he was wounded. He married twice, had five children and several grandchildren, and is remembered as a steadfast defender of Old Glory.
The first precinct of the third ward votes now at the Diamond Pure Food Company building at Court Avenue and Wall Street instead of Finck's Garage. City Clerk William B. Thornley certifies the change. The PD. A. R. meets Tuesday at 2 pm with Mrs. Jeanette White on Maple and Locust Streets.
The Capehart Post and other veterans groups plan a funeral procession for a deceased member. Members will march from Captain Gourh Avenue to Marton Memorial Church and then to Fairview Cemetery in New Albany for interment. Colonel Como has agreed to provide transports for Legion attendees. Also listed are Rudy Post of Sellersburg and Sloan Post of New Albany attending the service.
Banks will be closed in this city on Tuesday November 8 as residents cast ballots.
Mess Morris entertain ed at six eveelees mer Thursday for birthdays and anniversaries. Many local names and events, including visits, hosting, hospital notes, and society meetings with dinners and charitable activities. Variations of names and addresses reflect a bustling community scene with social calendars and hospitality.
The Wo mans Civic Club Executive Board met at Mrs Henes Dilger s home. Chairwoman Joseph H Warder led as committees were appointed: Legislative Committee Mrs Fox Caper Mrs C Bb Graham Miss Jar Nic Watts Mrs Wilmer Fos. Entertainment Committee Mr Joseph McWwee Mrs G O Lyons Miss Wate Pawson. Hospital Committee Miss Fa renig Grossbrenner Mrs 7 4 McManus. Playground Committee Mrs Henry F L Dilger Wes Paul Howard Mrs B C Eheris Mrs Joseph McKee Miss Bertha Poindexter planned a public playground site.
An art high school presented a student recital under the supervision of music supervisor Miss Helen S04 zhone. Audience enjoyed performances by choirs, soloists, and an orchestra with readings of old time pictures and a program titled Cajus Animam Rossie Rue.
Land auction offers 450 acres with 106 acres of fertile land and good timber on a large farm in Monroe County Indiana. Property includes two sets of improvements, church sites, and is described as the best farm in the area. Located six miles north of Bloomington, 5 miles southeast of Gosport, and 12 miles east of Martinsville. Auction set for Thursday November 1 at 2 pm with terms including highland loan assumption. Lew is F P Giddings owner. HL Po Land Auction Co Noblesville Indiana. Ady Nov 5 7 8 9.
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