10 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
1
The article lists names and roles for a Rose Hill event describing special exercises and a program. It mentions participants such as Ruth Walter and Tolbert Yooper and references groups and costumes. The readable text shows a community program with students and instructors, though many lines are garbled.
A fragmentary local notice notes Albert proposing a project at the Meatmarket area near the river. The text mentions a meeting and general plans but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Indiana, county names, and a local fete or celebration with unclear details. The legible pieces indicate a place event in a small community, implying a festival date and local organizers. Further readable context is needed for precise facts.
An OCR fragment lists scattered terms Firgladiae Ma Ho Werlueke and Hien fAses with unclear context. The text appears as a damaged public notice or notice fragment lacking readable actions dates or clear entities.
A terse note references a meeting with Post Head and attendance by an auxiliary unit. It mentions Armistice related planning and unspecified dates.
Musician Mabel Heventhal of Won dan WN J is the guest of Mrs Wul wall in Toul.
A New York notice outlines closures and an observance for Armistice Day. Stores close in the afternoon and a noon silent prayer begins the events. The program includes a mayoral address, a Dream Kitchen band, and a parade with veterans assembling at headquarters.
The text presents garbled phrases and invented names about various subjects, including filmmaking, weather, travel, and vague public notes. It resembles a jumbled OCR from a newspaper page with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a factual summary.
Mrs Mary Snyder of Pront Street Ohio Falls is very ill and not expected to live.
A notable incident occurred this afternoon when a worker at an oat processing facility in Madison was injured after his right arm was caught in a shredding machine. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment and surgery, with authorities reporting multiple injuries and ongoing efforts to save his heart and life.
Hines sues Thomas Yates and Samuel Yates in a district court filing. The alleged charges include assault with intent to kill. Proceedings listed under Section 50 Kong with a court appearance set for November 44.
The Mor hap Veroorint Sunday Sehono will present cocoeeds and the Bears at Pediecan Theater Thursday night. The event is scheduled for November 97 with proceeds supporting the group.
George Riuek and family plan to take up residence on their farm near Twamhure Pike in a short LA locality seeking a quiet rural home. The move follows recent changes in property ownership and community arrangements.
Former Senator Albert Beveridge will speak to the Bar Association on November 28. The event centers on Beveridge’s profession of law and his views on current legal issues.
The Def Ro group held an all day sewing with Mrs. Harry Long on Wednesday. Busy workers included Elizabeth Hoge Emma Huckleberry Lexie Mitchell Libbie Carter Julia Mahaffey Belle Guther Hannah Dugan P Hardy Cartip Cottrill Carne Horn Margaret Sample Oro Spellman Webster Tiehenor and others. Guests included Mrs des se Rose of Kokomo Indiana Miss Mariel Heventhal Worden New Jersey and Mrs Alma sherrell. Dinner guests were William Stout and Charles Stealey. The society will meet next work with Mest Fred Wwaehu.
The Woman's Missionary Society gathering began at Gulbertsen Avenue Baptist on Monday evening with seven of the Association's churches represented. Mrs. Martin of Angelo Station India and Miss Myrtle Hucklener of Franklin Ind led as chief speakers. Mrs. James Biggero was re-elected president for a sixth year. Mrs. George Bennett became secretary director of children's work. The conference will meet next fall at First Baptist Church. delegates attended from Priest Church and Emmanuel Baptist Church.
The funeral for Valla Bowman will be from the hearse at 735 Spree Street Jose poor with Rev J To Sends officiating. Capehart Post will charge. Interment in Walnut Ridge. Survived by widow Lila Bowman three brothers and three sisters Tra Bowman India nanoalis Nellie Wood Bloomington Mrs Henry Meiboom Louisville Mrs J Whalen Frank Bowman and Miss Allie Bowman Jeffersonville.
Prosecuting attorney James Botforff said the West Grand Jury will meet at the November term of Circuit Court to conduct a thorough investigation. All concerned will have a chance to testify as the inquiry seeks to halt further irregularities in the election.
Ghib gave a surprise birthday party last evening at her Howard Park home in honor of Margaret Lambert. Attendees included Hazel Shannon Dorothy Wooley Hazel Taga Nellie Tharp Marie Schell Beatrice Denny and Estelle Schell with John Denny Robert Lambert Fort Goodwin Louis Howland Chiffon Davis Charles Kang and others.
The Triangle Missionary Society met at Miss Peulah Froman’s home to discuss Africa with about thirty two attendees. The Morton Memorial Philathea Class held a Christmas party planning and social at Miss Farrie Brothers’ home with refreshment. Calumet Ghin met at Mrs Artany Megd’s to sew with several members present and a plate label served.
In nearby towns including Port Fulton and Charlestown ward results are tallied. Clerk Joseph W. Jolly leads Democrat with 204 to Farra bee Republican 54. Jolly's majority 50. Treasurer Jefferson De Govne Democrat 216 over Henry Vollmer Republican 154. majority 65. Fifth Ward trustee race shows Clarence E. baw Democrat 236 over Messill Hostettler Independent 87. Hays majority 449 in Charlestown. New Providence First Ward trustee Dr Walter A Hall Democrat 69 over Tilford Martin Republican 58. Hall majority 11. Other ward races show George Horlander Democrat 95 over James T. Lee Republican 64. Floyd Naechand Democrat 267 over George A Dunham Republican 42. trustees Robert Schiller and Edward Howard Democrats holdover.
Mrs. Charles T. Howard and family returned from Cincinnati after a week with their daughter Mrs. George Howell. Mrs. Claude Lindley to entertain Miss Anne Miller of Pottsville Pa this Saturday at 5. Mr. Charles Manly of Ohio Falls ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Mellett and baby visiting in Columbus Indiana. Mrs. J M Dodson returned from Pittsburg for her brother Elllen McCarty’s illness. Harry Fointeman and Miss Mary Elizabeth Vienna married Tuesday presiding at Henryville. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leach back from honeymoon in Chicago Blue Island to 795 East Seventh Street. Miss Mary Catherine Coll to Bloomington Friday for weekend. Mr. John Rose and sister Mattie Rose return to Grafton W Va. Mr. Jesse Cook to Indianapolis tomorrow for business. Public schools dismiss Friday noon Armistice Day. attend Dream Theater memorial services by American Legion. Ladies Aid Society of Wed Street Church planning annual Christmas bazaar November 8 and 9 with pies cakes and eats. Mrs. Sam Davis ill at Meigs Avenue home.
The Wat St Sunday School Board met at the church with a supper hosted by the Junior Department staff. Homer Frank presided as superintendent, Minnie Bird led the Thanksgiving Service Committee, Orville Holmes was named Athletic Director, and David Allen became treasurer after Ewell Swartz left the city.
The Rose Hill School Parents Teachers Association met yesterday to set a January 1 goal of 20 members and to organize a membership drive. It planned a cake and pastry sale for December 3 and 47, and voted 820 to the tubercular nurse Miss Cheslie Scott. Committees were formed for recreation publicity welfare finances current events legislation hospitality and more with named members.
The public shows strong response to the Health items Sale with endorsements from organizations. Clubs including Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Labor Lodge pledge bonds as Miss Scott attends township institute in Charlestown.
The Christian Endeavor of the First Presbyterian Church invites members and guests to a knife and scissors party in the church parlors tomorrow evening at 7:90. Members may bring a guest, with boys expected to bring jack knives and girls scissors.
The saying contrasts city populations with national food abundance, noting cities hold over half the people yet the country controls over half the grain. The remark highlights urban growth against nationwide food resources and policy implications.
The couple married yesterday at 3 PM at the Presbyterian Manse with Rev. Oscar Lee Black officiating. The groom is an attorney in Cincinnati and the couple will reside there after the ceremony.
The Armistice Day program lists songs and readings to be presented in township schools. Students will recite poems and perform readings such as Why We Went To War and We are Here Lafayette, with music including Over There and Star Spangled Banner.
The Circle of the Christian Church announces a bazaar at Voor and Belden's Furniture Store on Friday and Saturday November 25 and 26. Proceeds support church activities and community projects.
Circuit Clerk Charles Zolly reports quarterly receipts totaling 3310 dollars and 36 cents. He notes fees for marriages and licenses for the last six months exceed his salary.
A. L. Snyder, inspector for the N. C. Central, supervises the reconstruction of sixty passenger coaches for the railroad, directing workers and ensuring standards during the rebuild project.
Local residents report ducks missing from the river with whispers of shaofinge causing the disappearance. No official findings yet as authorities investigate the strange pattern.
Over 300 hunting licenses issued recently as farmers begin posting no hunting signs on previously unposted properties. Local authorities note increased compliance and safer game areas.
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