28 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1921
Page
1
Klubs meeting with Mrs Dopp bosvete occurs in the afternoon with a split session after Meat Acher. Beveridge departs at Popecen Noewht while Raoteed ASKilIS discusses tar Neadat.
Terrifying moment as a car nearly plunged into the river after a banked turn. Maddox and companions were saved when a passerby helped steer the vehicle back to Spr Street. Witnesses recall the car skidding but stopping just before the edge.
The State University reports a student body of about 2 570 at Bloomington and 157 at Indianapolis medical school. It notes international students from several countries and states, with China leading in number and diverse spellings of Catherine across freshmen. Also mentioned are double promotions, class prodigies from Williams Po x and Ray, and a pledge of Phi Gamma Delta.
Fragmentary notes describe a Wednesday event in Louisville related to a public school and local authorities. The item mentions a person named Speirs and a mention of a street, market area, and police district, with unclear details about actions or outcomes.
Contents of a four room cottage for sale at once. Located near Perr Riverside area. Includes bath, electric lights, and gas heater. Ad shows sale of miscellaneous household items from 512 West Market Street Adj Nov 28 29 30. Phone 293 Ady. Nov. 28 99.
A fragment notes a prodigy in studies and violin skills. It mentions Miss Ray starting school at a young age and performing advanced musical work while early in education. The text is incomplete and lacks full context.
Court news outlines trials and claims including Delia Kentia and Dexter Lewis for services and damages, a large summons of witnesses, and transfers of property by Wollesses and the Petersons. It notes a distrust over a Big Four case, a damager claim for Charles Wright’s death, and a land dispute involving Caliner and Giltuer amid electoral inquiry at Clarksville.
The page records numerous society items from Port Fallon and Greencastle. Names include Prof. Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. Gwin, Mrs. Mary Burkuda, Miss Wildred Brandsedy, Miss Jean Lemon, Mrs. Vas Carpenter, and families visiting relatives for the Thanksgiving period. Members plan suppers, visits to Indianapolis, and college returns, with several trips and home gatherings noted.
The passage presents a garbled collection of names and words with no coherent event or clear subjects. Entities such as Daisy and Melana appear amid broken phrases, lacking verifiable context or date.
Tiagiy Densford, 28, son of Mivo and Mrs Dexid Dens, was struck on the side by a car in Park Place, Port Bubtonm, Sbedfersonville. He was taken to the Martie Hostital in Louisville, where he remained conscious after treatment but injuries were serious and under care.
In a fragmented report an event linked to the Pest and sea region is noted with unclear names and dates. The readable parts mention Herons, a group called Rewey Rapar, and a context involving a PVE D and distant sea area.
Jokersonville High School starts the season at the Knights of Pytheas Armory on Saturday with December Manek leading North Vernon Piels Seliot Phre Bryant Business College to a tune of strong preseason showings. The Red Devils, a nickname for Falls City teams, claim recent secret match wins against local clubs and challenge others in Falls City.
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Utica society notes announce the engagement of Eva Gertrude Gann, daughter of the Coun. of Utica, to Mitreopee Graves of Utica. The announcement identifies both families and signals upcoming nuptials.
Fragmentary text mentions police, meeting, and movements, with references to people and places such as New Uinta. The legible parts suggest a community notice or brief on local actions and relocations. Further readable details are limited due to OCR corruption.
Georer AL HH. Sidefersuperin tendent of the Oldhana Reformateary has been gamed deader for Clark County in the campishn for the sale of health tends and Hed Cross Christmas seals.
The garbled passage presents a chaotic scene with unclear participants and events. References to places and people are unreadable, leaving the core action and setting ambiguous and difficult to determine.
The Government Depot will observe a Saturday half holiday to save costs. Monthly 820 bonus has been suspended and vacations have been cut from 30 to 42 days, affecting staff benefits.
Readable fragments mention a warden and a plea or trial context. Details are incomplete, but the text suggests a legal or custodial matter with a referenced eye or vision term and a potential plea or admission. Further context from the full page would clarify parties and outcome.
Fragmentary notice reports a local executive, Mayor No T V, facing unclear business accusations. Readable text lacks concrete dates, places, or official actions, offering only brief hints of conflict without verifiable detail.
Classified notice seeking a woman for house work in Ames. The ad lists FLOONCH TS Feent St and cites advertisement dates Nov 28 29 30. No other details provided.
Funeral arrangements outline services for Joan H. Jonson 70 years old of Hayward Park who died at Geneva Hospital North Madison. Services set for 10 a.m. at her home with burial in Seattle. Survivors include husband Robert J. Robison of Harrison Avenue Howard Park and daughter Miss Corall Roberson of Chicago.
There was a data eras of past and a crowd of waitresses present in ile Lent. The scene before the court included various figures and a sense of disorder as testimonies were expected.
A Kentucky event features the Melodies from a local girls quintet performing at the Memorial Institute in Nickolsaville. The program includes vocal pieces by Viartidiog treladies and a reading by community members, supporting the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church.
Fragmentary OCR shows an unclear historical note about an election or appointment process with names like Josephi and Warder denying any decisions or erasures. The readable parts indicate a discussion of successful candidates and a recently learned matter, but key details are missing.
The Board of Public Works of Jeffersonville Indiana will on November 30 1921 reopen sealed bids to paint the walls of the Police Station and Fire Department at the office of W Bennett 420 Spring Street Jeffersonville Indiana Bids must follow specifications on file at the Bennett store Adv 50 Nov 23 28.
Notice records involuntary agreement dissolving the partnership White & Schiller. William E. White conveys all rights to the partnership assets to William Schiller who assumes all liabilities. Witnessed and sealed November 18 1991 at 1001 East Chestnut.
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