18 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
1
A jumble of names and social tidbits from Philadelphia society appears, highlighting gatherings, marriages, and notable residents. Repeated references include Mr Poor and Mrs Poor, Mrs. Willams, and a range of family ties, residences, and social events, with scattered mentions of dates and venues.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a discussion of alcohol and protection amid a midday event. The text mentions beverages, pathways, and possible notes about hops, syrups, and tasting, with unclear references to people or places. The readable parts suggest a chaotic record or report rather than a clear outcome.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and terms such as Pekin, Porbdee Prosi, Shari, and Rebecen with unclear context. It reads like a corrupted page segment listing people and places with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A damaged notice notes a sale of bhecue behind candy items at the Unit- Poet Furnishing Company. The upcoming public auction is slated for November 1990 with details unreadable in this fragment.
The readable fragments describe a discussion about diet shortages and savings banks for children, with references to adults and households. It mentions stores adapting to shortages, a place called Tel louse, and a suggested term hiv the children garttie Stree. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
The garbled text describes protests and public works plans, mentioning aid for workers, city leaders, and potential actions in Jeffersonville. It references wage discussions, a unity effort, and community services proposed to support residents.
A fragmented notice describes an old ladies benefit week at a local establishment with supportive community care. It references dates and days for church groups and merchants’ partners, listing multiple faith communities and local services guiding attendees and volunteers.
The Chestnut Street School PTA discussed a planned food sale the day before Thanksgiving with Mrs. Whittman presenting on the milk drink. A special committee was formed to review finances and a piano purchase for the school was debated with a decision to defer. A revised meeting date was set for the third Wednesday of the month.
A special Thanksgiving service is planned at Wall Street Sunday School with an opening exercise on Sunday morning. The program includes an orchestra selection, a reading of Psalm 96 by Avis Berry, a duet by Anna Swartz and Maud Wilson, a short talk by Pereie Poindexter on The Origin of Thanksgiving, and other musical pieces.
The U. ELS. will hold a sale of home baking and candy on Wednesday, November 23, 1921, at the United Home Furnishing Company.
A fragmented report describes a Wednesday event involving bidders and a court case over undergarments. Catherine Gaod and others attended as witnesses while multiple names appear in a confusing tally. The record notes a disputed sale and a referenced entry by Carl Neghos.
The report describes recapture of Pegaty hlesiedee cio, with details of a prison escape at the Pens SWISSG en puisepger bead. It notes western Peay Rdbobner involvement and ongoing operations by CH Ge to pursue remaining prisoners.
The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent events or named entities to summarize into a clear news item. No verifiable persons, places, or actions are present to form a factual card.
Fragmentary text indicates Governor McCray faces uncertainty about attending a Sunday event at the Reformatory while references to Washington and representatives of Coleate and da, with Gen. Booth Tucker noted as possibly present.
Rumors prompt the state department to instruct game wardens to enforce a prohibition on selling certain equipment. The directive aims to curb direct or indirect sales of controversial items and ensure compliance with the law.
Fragmented text describes a local event with polling, bake sales, and community figures. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, leaving uncertain individuals and exact locations. The record notes a vote, fundraising activity, and a planning table at a gathering.
Fragmentary OCR listing church and meeting activities at Kiub Kalander Presbyterian Church. Mentions Wall Street aid, Sir W J Morris, Friendship Chaily, Night sessions, Brotherhood of Maples Street Church, Willin Secbert, Moss Merve, Utica Standard Bearers, and Washington semaothotice.
Saturday social society gathers confidence at a meeting with Miss Thelme Reich in the afternoon session.
A jumbled OCR fragment shows stray phrases and garbled words. Readable parts mention aquatic terms and random names but no coherent event or context to summarize into a clear news item. The fragment provides no identifiable person or organization action.
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