21 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes a murder case with a death sentence verdict and a long trial. It references jury guidance, defense, the state, and a forthcoming prep day and reefer mention in a troubled, unclear text filled with garbled names and terms.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a city area with references to streets such as Wotbeais Street and Market Street. Mentions a second DPlres event and a patient with tonsillitis. No clear names, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable lines.
Fragmented society notices mix names and events with unclear details. References to households, families, and local individuals appear amid jumbled phrases and misspellings, making precise events hard to extract.
A distorted OCR style text lists people and places, mentioning Mes. AL and various surnames, towns, and roles. Scattered fragments refer to California, a university, and a ceremony with dates and names like George Pars, H. Ho Reeder, and Misses Vabet Veaser. The passage reads as a garbled mosaic of names, locations, and activities with no clear cohesive event.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names like Helen and Pholen amid references to a contest and participants. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes to form a full report.
Fragmentary OCR text renders a garbled scene with names and places. readable fragments mention a meeting and several proper nouns including kings and walls. The rest remains indiscernible, offering no coherent events or outcomes to summarize reliably.
fragmentary text shows a winter period with weathered names and unclear events. The readable items reference Voss Adda Mbeboe and Mireshiats, but no coherent incident or date is established.
An unclear OCR text references local representatives and district seating. Mentions Jon A. Stendes and Chartes Nachand as district ward figures. Indicates a council or ward plan for representative seating and streets threading.
A partial transcription notes Hope Lodge and Waughs at Pathias reporting no class candidates last night. The readable text records a local discussion or event with uncertain context and limited detail.
Mrs. Deibel wife of Mr. Teu ra Perbel died after a cerebral attack on Friday. Survived by a daughter Mrs. James Stanforth and seven grandchildren. Funeral from the late home Tuesday at 1 90 and service at St Luke's Church with interment at Walnut Ridge Cemetery.
Fragmentary dialogue from a historical page shows talk of a centenary event related to teeth and a mysterious “deo obe presedifabive oan Spring Sopesidgef dred.” It mentions Tim answering about pain and references a figure named Poaocnan and a hand arching, with lines suggesting ongoing ritual or ritualistic pain across years.
A torn clipping recalls a church gathering with Rev. Gb TL delivering a sermon and a piano organist from New Al pegaye. Attendees were sparse, but Mr Winfield Crooker received praise for cooperation and a charity appeal noted a student from Mee Hogue Stuader.
A noted lecturer will present at a public event Monday night in November at the Hock Cheek Nubeboridan venue, hosted by the GoW Getnies Poona group and the Chicago Diversity association. The program promises explorations of global wonders and Titania lore to engage attendees.
A Women’s Civic Club class on Parliamentary Law will be held at the Chamber of Commerce under Mrs. Gitfore Yo. The session runs three days starting May first, addressing membership rules and motions for club governance.
A State investigation found a private beer in Summers district with Henry Keieeliaan and Charles Withame named in the probe. Chief Kensworth ordered removal to the police station where it awaits disposition as a crowd watched the private brewers’ effort. Krimpelman faces a judge as public interest grows over illicit home production.
The Elks aided the White Way Committee by canvassing the city and using a door drop method for contributions. Their organized drive aimed to fund the public project quickly, with a goal to raise funds within four hours and a check already awaiting Chamber of Commerce.
The Miss Thelma Reich hosted a Saturday afternoon social on Meigs Avenue featuring light refreshments. In a contest, prizes went to Miss Earnestine Midties Ward and Miss Luoteltao Seheer, with several members listed among attendees.
Dray Napier delivered a strong address in the Presbyterian parlor to the Ladies Missionary Society. The returned Baptist missionary spoke on his experiences in China, drawing a solid crowd despite poor weather limiting attendance.
A halted meeting of the club women of Fleck and all history enthusiasts will convene tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Lucy Elliot of Indianapolis, affiliated with the State Historical Society, will attend. All interested parties are urged to attend.
A collage of church gatherings and club meetings including St Luke's afternoon and evening programs, Presbyter an church scouts at 4:00, Daughters of Isabella at St Augustine's Auditorium, parliamentary and commerce classes, Mary Heckel and Vivian Walkington activities, Presbyterian Aid, cake and candy sale, and a Union Thanksgiving service at Wesley Chapel.
Mrs William Ridley serves as hostess as the Rainbow Club gathers in the afternoon. Mr Myrtle Ajener attends the meeting with the group for social bridge and conversation. Confirmation of children at Sir Augustine's Church occurs in the night schedule.
A.M. FLEF. meets with Miss Dor of the Wooley for a night session. Afternoon gathering of Aid Societies of Park church and Wesley Chapel church. New Chapel Aid plans a food sale and miscellaneous sale to support Swartz's.
Mes. 4ohi J. Resehar has recently come home from the hospital after a serious illness and has now gone to Lebanon Kentucky to spend time with friends.
Bazaar events announced at Vor pra and Reldens Furniture Store. Friday and Saturday afternoon meetings of the Presbyterian Gidd at Maple Street. Ladies’ Aid and social afternoon planned. A junior club and Eastern Star Masonic Hall night activities scheduled with various hosts and participants.
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