16 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Patras and Vipetys amid unclear names and events. The readable bits suggest a troubled period or list of names, but specifics are unavailable. No coherent action or outcome can be established from the fragment.
A brief item notes a Friday movie showing at Sobaree's Church featuring Miss Leng Ritter in a local community notice.
unreadable OCR text fragment with no clear event names or facts to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
A garbled OCR note mentions Peete, Borden, and a hotel context with references to Mr. and Pheri. The legible parts suggest an event or location tied to an organization, but core details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Vivelle Edao and Kittghis of Pythias sue PM Patsou alleging damage to bureau and defamation claims. The filing names the lodge members as plaintiffs and cites witnesses and dates in a civil action.
Phediet School will play Wen tuckY age relation at the armory Pyiseeniberd.
A cluttered society page lists birthdays, weddings, and anniversaries, noting Clara and other debutantes, community gatherings, and charity efforts. It mentions the Rathbow Club anniversary dinner, theater party, and a shower for Mrs Moeth Atsuer, with plans to send gifts to a Manila hospital.
Fragmented OCR reads as a chaotic note with names and places, mentioning a runaway boy, a feud, and a shipyard setting. It references figures like Nieloots and Adnert Sisdredane with unclear actions and a tense atmosphere around a tense community conflict.
The readable fragments reference a homecoming event with scattered names and actions. Key figures include Bell S and Poon with unclear roles. The text suggests a parade or celebration interrupted by confusion and disarray, leaving the outcome and participants hard to determine.
Delegates from the Ohio Valleys Improvement Association, over 500 strong, discussed completing the Ohio River project and urged another funding push to Washington. Former Cincinnati mayor George Puctal warned the plan needs a full year effort to avoid data gaps. A delegation plans to seek congressional appropriations and a mass meeting with U.S. Senator W B McWinles was set for tonight.
The Uniform Rank of the K of P will reseat the armory with seats along the sidewalls to increase capacity. End baskets will replace side baskets to improve floor proportions and there is talk of adding showers.
The second plenary session of the Disarmament Conference marks progress with private crafting of its program and the transformation of the American moral disarmament proposal into a global beacon. France signals it will soon state its official position, while the United States is expected to share its Pacific stance, raising hope for open covenants.
The text appears garbled and unreadable with multiple typos and scattered place names. It mentions a group or gang, a reference to Stl and a band called WoST00, and a Saturday appearance in City Catt, but details are unclear and names are not reliably identifiable.
Wilda Prac entertained the Ves and guests at the Tuesday Bridge Gigs yesterday on West Riverside. Attendees included Mesdames Edgar Poin dexter, Charles Faken, Richard Johnson, Leothanafee, Walter hwel ley, Miss Zell Johnson, and city figures Mesdames Dean Taehl Homerdens lee and Nora Dully of Louisville.
Bertha Catlin hosted a Sunday school class gathering at her home on West Front Street. Miss Anna Swartz taught the group as guests including Anna Swarty, Grace Levengood, Sue Schan, Chessie Seward, fileyr Brown, Virginia Ferguson, Edna Miller attended along with Bertha Catlin.
The Lawrence Capehart Post American Legion received rifles from the U S arsenal at Rock Island this morning for use in firing the final salute at funerals of departed comrades.
An epidemic of basketball sweeps the city as schools churches lodges and youth groups form teams. Knights of Pythias Red Men and Boy Scouts organize weekly practices while neighborhood clubs emerge including Jolly Jove Lonesome Five Clows and Neighborhood House teams. Contact A Kraus or W J Bain for Red Men trade squad details.
The Clark County Chapter of the American Red Cross postpones its annual membership drive until early spring. The board of directors met to review plans for the ante-Christmas drive and decided timing is unsuitable due to other pending drives. The exact date will be set at the annual meeting on the third Tuesday in January.
Charles Manley of Virginia Avenue is convalescing after pneumonia. His young son Charles Jr. is sick with scarlet fever.
The receiver in Perry A Stricker vs William Burch et al in Clark Circuit Court Case 12637 will sell by public auction on November 16, 1921 at 10:00 AM. The property is a 3 tone Liberty Motor Truck, Serial 199 Motor 1050, to be sold for cash to the highest bidder at Osborn & Vorgang garage, Coots Building Pearl Street Jeffersonville Indiana.
Five room flat for rent at 802 East Chestnut Street with modern conveniences. Contact telephone 79 pp 358-5 for details.
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