25 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1921
Page
1
Vague report from an urban camp event describes partisan activity and student attendance. The piece mentions a Patri time and several unnamed groups debating candidates and degrees, with scattered references to a banquet and local figures.
Fragments describe a gathering at Cray Avenue with attendees including Misses Margaret, Jeene, and Kendall, along with Mrs Janis, Mrs Miss Mol W, and others. The item mentions social activities, a pane of food, and a sense of community engagement at a neighborhood event.
A dinner gathering featured Ko Beatherman and Vie Toe as guests of Leadermar at Pod Pod. Attendees included Mee Hosai Tauiw and Mew Nied Mee, with Ales W. Louis-Rassoy noted among participants.
A partial text from a church notice expresses thanks and remembrance for a deceased community member. It mentions support from friends and family and acknowledges expressions of sympathy during a time of bereavement. The readable lines indicate gratitude for kind acts and a tribute to the departed.
Fragmentary text lists individuals such as Mr grad MpS and Reb Shelton along with multiple street names and locations like Sprune Streets and Chest ngad. Mentions a public event Saturday evening and a local shelter, but many names and details are garbled.
Fragmented prose discusses national identity and education, urging memory of great local and national figures. It critiques schools for neglecting local history and stresses the value of patriotism rooted in community and ancestry for future citizens.
Yesterday morning a plankserving service at the Presbyterian Church drew larger attendance than Thanksgiving union services in years. The program featured Miss Gladys Nitterauer on organ and Mr W O R Malcome on flute with the He ap the Heap ensemble performing. Professor Villain, a friend of Rev. Oscar Tee Mack, led the service which praised the church chair and leadership. The sermon by Rev Tobin TL Seoul Megs upheld the church’s standards and praised the minister.
A fragmented notice describes plans for a holiday gathering in Miss, with PhD funds to be allocated. It mentions Holton and a Wednesday credit, and references a Prairie area with cheaper Tate Ol. The text is garbled but centers on a community event and spendings.
Fragmentary notes describe Moore as the “Coed Goda” in a cryptic account. The text references the Jewish judge and a penal authority. Details are unclear and the passage reads as a garbled OCR segment.
Pastor Vacher leads quick canvass to raise about 65 000 for remodeling of the church complex. J O Clemo chairs the district committee seeking major funds for extensive renovations including basement excavation and expanded facilities for Sunday school and church activities. Aims include widened spaces and improved auxiliary rooms during the campaign slated to wrap up near month end.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions peers, Gh beni, Gabo dentex, and a discussion on preventing an event. Names and places are unclear, with no coherent timeline or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR mentions several individuals and places including Peabers, Patueriath, Neely, and Neels. References include a widow’s death, a stationary engineer, and a station or city context with scattered dates and names. The text is garbled and hard to parse into a clear narrative.
Gsaphee Black hosted a Sunday school class gathering at the Presbyterian Church manse on Friday evening. Girls crafted delicate hats for sale to support church ladies, with proceeds to be donated to the bazaar held in the church parlors on December 2.
A calm Thanksgiving Day seen with weather delays and a disrupted schedule. Light rain persisted into the morning while reports of an unsettled event or forecast surfaced, ending as a muted, unclear outcome for the day.
Relatives report Mee and Mrs George Coleman were called to Greencassie for their daughter Misskinelve Coleman who was taken to the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis and operated on yesterday afternoon for appendicitis.
Charles Fo Sebati of Philadelphia will be the speaker at the Wood Festival at St Luke's Church this Sunday. The lecture will cover themes on The Dominietesd Pas in America with an expected large attendance. The pastor will lead the lesson on a future order.
Leon LaDuke, son of Professor and Mrs. David LaDuke, was able to return to school Tuesday afternoon after a severe attack of tonsillitis.
Notice of lost glasses in a soft black feather case with tinted lenses. Found between 7 and 8 PM Wednesday near Potengi station and 625 East Maple. Reward offered. Call 852. Advertisement date 25 6 07.
A brief recap notes Bob White and an unusual celebration described with humorous phrasing, mentioning yesterday and an overall festive tone.
Fragmentary text references a church event or meeting at a Me church. Mentions Marlon Wen and a barrel, with garbled phrases about a prep or talk and speakers. No clear date, organizer, or outcome available.
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