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15 Nov 1921
Page 1
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1921
Page
1
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Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows garbled phrases and possible names. Readers confront damaged lines about events, places, and people, but details are unreadable. The record preserves the existence of a dated notice or diary fragment with uncertain content and identifiers.
A damaged OCR fragment reports multiple obituaries or memorial notes. Names like Minnie Sootheaetw and Miss Vance appear among scattered lines about services, burial dates, and locations, with unclear dates and places. The text is highly garbled and incomplete.
A report describes a long standing medical condition and a fire incident at Sanford involving a man named Sanford who was injured. The fire caused injuries and a doctor removed a plaster and treated a head wound. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
The Ladies of St Luke's Church plan their annual supper on Thursday November 1. Chick en and dumplings will headline a heady menu, with top cooks from the church kitchen serving the crowd at long tables. Timely arrival advised as meals are first come, first served. A sale of useful and fancy articles by the Al TroSa Club accompanies the event on the Sunday show.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Mes Bo to their daughter. The marriage occurred in Cincinnati on a Saturday evening in November. The bride and groom will reside in Knoxville Tennessee at present.
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases with scattered names and places. It appears to reference persons in a regional context and hints at a possible meeting or notice but provides no clear event, dates, or outcomes. The readable bits are insufficient to infer a concrete news item.
A large society event celebrated the birth anniversary of Mrs. Freda Pier with many friends in attendance. Hosts included Mr. Monroe and Mrs. Haan with a party at their home. refreshments were served as the guests lingered into evening.
A damaged OCR reads like an obituary style notice for Horeb Chapter Teesd Apel. It mentions Corben with a \$600 amount and references a meeting, dates, and street names, but many words are garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR note records a supper event at a base pen on Pirarsday with a time marker of 5 00. Reads unclear but indicates an upcoming meal gathering.
Saeetherepean is reported to have been put on the Poe Four, increasing crews to eight while the number was three weeks ago.
Objections arose over read bond transcripts totaling about 49 700 for Wy pits and various townships. Purchasers from Indianapolis and others contest notices, petition postings, and mileages, while concerns about transportation and road construction costs faced legal scrutiny.
Grand jurors for the November session of Cireuch Court drawn by Capt Isaac Haymaker and William Morris include Peyton Charlestown Davis Bethlehem Bennett Sel mire Lenz Enis Jeffersonville. Petit jurors listed include Poll Cottrill Williams Carr Goodwin Mechelen Norris Conroy Jeffersonville Green Carr Shrader Washington Brentlinger Owen Bottorff Charlestown. A struck jury is requested in the Adelina Wright administratrix estate of Charles T Wright vs Big Four case.
The annual supper of St Darke's Church will be served next Thursday in the social rooms of the church.
In New Albany Indiana jurors face challenges as Abiboan Knipp stands accused as an accessory to the murder of guard Odin J. Gopimna at the Indiana Reformatory. An additional venire of fifty names was drawn by Judge John Mo Paris of the Circuit Court. Five defendants remain in custody as proceedings stretch toward weeks of deliberation.
Community notice invites attendance at a latkes supper on Thursday November 17 with details about the event and cost. The brief emphasizes a gathering for fellowship and food.
A listing for Stoodaake invites patrons to a supper featuring chicken and dumplings from 5:00 to 8:00 pm with a note of location at Phors lav and a November date referencing £7 as the price or charge.
The Knights of Pythias schedule Wednesday night basketball practice with Coach William TL. Reueker guiding players. The basketball field is open to youths of years or older, and all interested may attend Wednesday. Homer Kefewin is manager.
In Shoals Marion County a man named Thomas McCormick killed his wife and was then fatally shot by her husband. McCormick, son of the late township trustee of Silver Creek, had lived in this city and was a cripple. The wife ran a dry goods shop on Springs Street before moving to Shoals about eight years ago. He had earlier been arrested in New Albany for burglary but acquitted. He was well known in the area.
The Standard Bearers of New Chapel Church announce a box supper Friday night November 18 at the Washington schoolhouse on the Middle Road. A short program will follow and all are invited.
A reflective piece laments extensive shooting and its toll on wildlife around Washington County. It notes sparse game like rabbits and hind deer, the decimation from harsh winters, and the loss of species such as the muskrat raccoon opossum and bullbat. The author urges longer protection periods to restore balance and protect crops from vermin.
The Woman's Civic Club met last night at the High School Auditorium with strong attendance. Reports from several committees were heard and the group voted to set aside 3125 to furnish a room in Clark Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Maren P. Lewis delivered the evening address on patroll citizenship.
Mrs Rogers aged 72 died at her home on West Front Street after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was a native of Ouisea and moved with her family to the country. Survived by husband John Rogers, daughter Mrs Nora Nolan of Blue Lick, and sons William Patrick and John Rogers. Funeral Thursday with burial in Eastern Cemetery.
W. H. Freeman, appointed by mayor elect Shanks to the Indianapolis Board of Public Works, formerly headed the forestry reserve at Henryville and ran a lumber business with L. D. Townsend, his father in law.
H. H. Huckleberry secretary of the fora CV service board is held for an examination in the Irej era building today. A young Wwoaian seeks a post as departmental stenographer and typist.
Ray Zollinger and family arrive from Chicago to join his father Henry Zollinger at 022 East tour Avenue and assist in the local grocery business.
News from Jeffersonville reports the death of Mrs. Rogers of Blue Lick last night. Coroner Froman Coots is to attend to the matter this forenoon.
Miss Romilda Mahoney returns from a week ending in Indianapolis with Olne Avenue and Maple Street noted in her itinerary.
Coots Bros and Gilb conducted a strong sale at Shelbyville with total receipts reported just over ROO. Bold bidding and solid demand marked the event, highlighting the firms’ market presence in the region.
Edmond Wilkerson of Taxlorsville Kentucky week ended with friends in this city.
The White Way Committee met last night and plans another fundraising effort to raise the remaining sum needed to complete the project.
The Board of Works convened to discuss improvements on Ohio Avenue, reviewing plans, funding, and timelines for the proposed streetscapes and utility updates. City officials and engineers outlined project scope and next steps.
W. S. Stemler of Seymour epent the weekend with rellatives in this area.
The Jeffersonville City Council and RL & Ss meet tonight at the Masonic Hall to discuss local matters and scheduling. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the session.
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