23 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
1
The Standard Beneers at Nex Chapel staged a box night at the Washington School House last Friday, clearing $57. The event drew local attendees and supported church programs.
The readable text hints at medical terms and names but is largely garbled. It mentions appendicitis and several unclear phrases possibly referencing people and places. The fragment offers no coherent event or outcome to frame a complete news item.
Fragmentary text references dates players and teams without clear context or readable names. The garbled OCR limits extraction of a coherent event or outcome and no verifiable facts can be asserted.
ROR SALR Eldridge sewing machines offered as good as new. Call telephone 466 for details and ordering from Adv. Dy. T. F.
Ambiguous notes from a local publication discuss figures named Dadi Syed and Gb in a contested context. The text references education and public figures, hinting at campus discussions and societal roles, but details remain unclear due to fragmented wording.
The funeral for Mrs. Deisel Virgin Piperesa was held yesterday at OSE Dabse’s chapel, with Rev. G sala delivering a sermon. Pallbearers listed include Grange, Michael, Waller, Mengk Doaverpoel, Andrew, Kies, and Wiolliceaa Poberices, reflecting community ties and the local mourners.
Train of events after a warehouse fire at a paper plant sent flames through the Derrible vicinity. Fire crews battled a dangerous blaze that momentarily threatened the whole plant and nearby wood seam, with five to six hours needed to contain. The community aided by fire department and workers, while investigators probe the cause as volunteers and officials work to prevent a repeat incident.
Frank Carr faces a case involving Prank Moore with claims of irregularities and “Iheaky fits merming” holding matter under advisement. Authorities outlined the charges and await further review by the court.
Former Senator Athbert Reverie will address the Bar Association at the Dream Theater Monday focusing on Chief Justice Marshall. The event brings together lawyers and judges for a discussion on jurisprudence and constitutional history.
A fragmented note describes a bank deposit issue involving the Bank of Inenoucky at Taotis Valin and individuals such as Alben Hargett and Charles Shaffer in a small town dispute over papers and payments. The text mentions grocery interests on Speiring and Callert Streets and concerns about a remedy or collection of funds.
A garbled obituary fragment mentions New Orleans and several names. The readable portions reference individuals such as Phillip Jonvadson and Sande Davidson, with unclear relations and events. The text appears to be a damaged public notice or notice of deaths and estates with scattered names and phrases.
The article discusses parliamentary procedures under the auspices of officials and clerks, noting the work will proceed through various meetings. It mentions a December 6 date for the next session in the Chamber, with Rab rules explained and the depth of engagement described.
The county court appointed a receiver to continue work on the Pigeon Yoost Well near Underwood View Gritton after a key officer refused to proceed. The well is near the deepest portion and the owner asserts the deed is defective while the receiver must carry on operations to complete the required tasks.
Mrs Charles Tutt of Loenust and Tenth Street is visiting in Nashville Tennessee to spend time with relatives and friends during a city visit.
The Indiana Governor, the Indiana State Bankers Association, and the Indiana State Farmers Federation call a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the Masonic Temple. Eugene Meyer of the Federal War Finance Corporation will discuss the belated belated belayed belabored proposal to lend money to farmers for stored corn and hay, as representatives from three states' banking sectors participate in the advisory committee’s talks.
A coalition led by the National Education Association and the American Legion plans American Education Week in December with about thirty five national groups participating. The effort aims to inform the public about public school needs and secure community cooperation. Invitations were sent to churches to host Education Sunday on December 4 with addresses and an open invitation for the public to tour schools.
An advertisement argues that harmony and beauty in a home depend on a healthy wife and mother. It links fatigue and mysterious pains to illness and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy to restore health and cheerful spirits.
The article notes that Little Tlerbert Gardner, who suffered extensive burns, is recovering and doing well.
The Board of Public Works of Jeffersonville Indiana will on November 30 1921 receive sealed bids for painting the Police Station and Fire Department buildings at the Geo W Bennett store 20 Spring Street Jeffersonville Indiana Bids filed according to specifications on file Geo W Bennett Chairman Adv 50 Nov 23-28
A Monday night gathering at the OBL Club featured Miss Mary Heekel Lewins and Kiuisie and dlantaug as guests. Attendees included Myrtle Resch and Vogra Resch, Edith May Leno, Horace Horamnet, Mars Heekeel, Edward Kratz, and Louis Heekel.
Mr Charles Lyon of Toursville entertained a group at dinner yesterday. Visitors include Mrs Rose and her sister Vers Jesse Rose and Grandson of Rekimo. Mrs Mary Bowman and Mrs Ben Ente man with two sons. Mrs Williant Wilcox and children. Miss Jatin hitazpatrick and children. Mrs Rose plans to leave home soon. View Wood Mereis to host The Py NR Bedtdday event on East Maple Street.
The Charlestown community prepares for the funeral of Val. bssella Vv. Mefiines, to be held at the Charlestown church at 2 PM followed by burial in Charlestown Cemetery. The deceased is survived by her husband and other relatives.
Lifle Pihoniats and Robert Carre roll are recovering nicely from diphtheria at the home on West Market Street. The brief health update notes improving conditions for both individuals in the local residence.
Clark County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids in Jeffersonville for records books blanks and stationery for 1922. Bids due December 20 1921 by noon with bond of two thousand dollars and non collusion affidavit. Board may reject all bids. By Thomas L Stoner county auditor November 23 1921.
A Wednesday schedule lists the Klab Kalandar meeting with Mrs Peay, aid society gatherings at Park and Wester Chapel, a New Chapel Aid food sale at Swartz's and United Hearne Furnishing, a candy sale at Manfield Home Furnishing on Chestnut Street, and a PTA food sale at Deborah's dine store. Confirmation services at St Anthony's Church are noted for the night session.
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