19 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
1
A dense, garbled OCR fragment surveys figures and places from Ken Pasay history with scattered names like Jetm Porsan and Cornefalk. It drifts through people, events, and locales in a stream of disjointed phrases and partial observations.
Fragmentary snippet shows mixed letters and possible names like POT ORs Le hie Giese Zlasae Neveperese. The readable content is minimal and does not present a coherent event, date, or clear entities to summarize into a news item.
A jumble of names and places appears with mentions of BIKE, roads, et al. Overlapping terms suggest references to civic projects, vendors, and local figures such as Mary cab and Ne Gerd Ce, but concrete facts are unclear. The fragmentary wording hints at public notices or community updates without verifiable details.
Fragmented text lists names, places, and proceedings from a Clark Circuit trial docket. Mentions Adeline Wood administrator, references Cleveland Chicago St Louis routes, and a trial date in November with sixteen individuals named. Includes political and public works hints and various surnames across towns.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with individuals and actions at an event. Names and places are garbled, with scattered references to people, dates, and activities. The readable portions provide little coherent narrative or verifiable facts for a fuller summary.
An unsteady scan lists a mission event at a Philadelphia church led by Pastor and leaders from Louisville and Chicago. It notes a Thanksgiving Day service at the Presbyterian Church and a Wheaton festival approaching, with readers urged to attend.
In a fragmented notice Rev ELT Watlett is listed as Rector of the SR OPAREOS EPISCOPAL DEPORACTE. Additional cryptic text follows with garbled words and unclear references to names and roles.
Fragmented OCR style text references a pastor named Clegg and a service at a church with mentions of a railway, a violin, and a night-seat event. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on a religious service and local notices.
RISD students announce a public Bible feature titled Hips ts Return Solves The World’s Problems by Dr Robin Gare of Louisville. Event at 4 corner Spine and Market Streets on Sunday November 20 at 8 o clock. Public invited. Seats free. No collections.
The piece discusses a service sequence and a notable subject for an ongoing series. It mentions Pio Petts and Pastow and emphasizes attendance as a key measure of support. It highlights a concern for fair participation and the significance of the audience in evaluating the series.
First Presbyterian Church announces a pastor led talk on Mountaineers Worship at 1 00 PM and a message for Season 6 of Chewear by the Christian Endeavor Society at 6 00 PM A pre camp event for Men Friends in Clute with Ladies Missionary Society assistance features Dr and Mrs Spence Alaska The Men's Double Quartette performs with other special music and a prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 PM
The opening of the Arms Conference at Washington looms as a major economic event. U S trade and payments balance reach record levels while the Federal Reserve notes strength in liquidity and improved collections. Stock prices show stability as unemployment declines and trade improves. Debates in Congress on tax policy and possible sales tax continue with focus on revenue and excess profits. Railroad credit support and international debt discussions loom, with a generally optimistic market outlook amid cautious conditions.
Miss Ada Mullings will leave Monday morning for Marshal Texas to spend the winter with relatives. She will be accompanied by her disabled father, Mr W D Abutlines, who will stay two weeks.
Mer. Pantu Quiggins arrived from Elizabethtown with his wife visiting Mrs. Pectin Remsen. Partners at a Ghestnut and Graham Streets grocery shop have dissolved their venture amid a failed partnership. Min Sebedler will run the business alone henceforth.
Voluntary agreement dissolves the partnership White and Schiller. William E. White conveys all rights to William Schiller who assumes all liabilities. Dated November 15 1921 with seals from White and Schiller at 1001 East Chestnut.
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