29 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
1
Local parent group ANSE HILL PARENT ASSOCIATION plans a Wednesday meeting to discuss activities and support for students. Members will review upcoming programs and fundraisers and coordinate volunteer efforts with the school.
The readable text fragment hints at a Sunday affair with names and places distorted by OCR. It mentions booths fitters and various obscure terms, suggesting a public or community event but lacks clear actors, actions, or outcomes. Entities are largely unreadable, limiting precise identification of people or organizations.
Fragmentary text describes a local notice or brief item. Readable pieces mention a public matter and officials without full names or dates.
The event at East Maples Street featured readings by Miss Cain and Walter Swartz. Community members including Neosariel Whitesides and Campbell attended. Sixteen little Ferris Hielnhers appeared, with a crowd of about twenty present and costumes paid.
Local society notes reveal many residents visiting, returning, and traveling. Mrs. Preeman Bekeef of Natehies Mississippi and Mrs. Albert Phillips of Columbus Tad are mentioned along with families from Tulsa and Port Fulton. Thanksgiving travels include Misses Katherine Cain and Kev Barber returning to Bloomington for studies after holidays at home.
Beveridge delivered a two part address praising Marshall and the Supreme Court in a hushed gathering. Attendees included prominent lawyers and officials as Mass Votasteatigae led a formal program with the U S Supreme Court theme and a school orchestra providing music.
Fragmented diary style notes reference people and places such as Mrs Miediged Mito and Henry. mentions Market, Nintendo, and Howard Park. Vague items include a Christening, a charity association, and a street location on Walnut Street with vague schedules for the coming week.
A February evening program celebrated student achievements and featured remarks by Professor Aig Mosthai Wallen and other faculty. Performances highlighted by Miss Ntinie, Mat eis, and Blanche Ester showcased a diverse lineup.
The Chamber of Commerce appoints representatives to the city theater council. Claude Melo and others are named for the post with terms to run through the year.
A legal notice outlines a case involving Phetia dacs and the estate of Nivea with Merlgoe I oe sry freee. Souda Phe Chait is cited for serpy gees cad care siven Tafe Necholas feats. A jury panel is named including Pred Canehart Woolliam Polf Edmund Strader Fadward Cottrilh John ob Card James Brent Hayzer Charles Williams David Bottorish Gay G. Goodwin. Letters for the regular panel une Ber Roieht. George Rabbored H Wageaner. Another claim by Defer Lewis for services. Court action notes costs of 200 and 8 set for frond.
Front room for rent at 232 West Maple Street. Furnished unit with phone contact 1155. Advertisement appears for Nov 29 30 and Dec 1-0.
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Fragmentary text suggests a community incident with references to people and activities. The readable bits mention names like Tess and Moe and imply tension or conflict but lack coherent details or a clear outcome.
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A fragmentary report lists attendees including Miss Is dyese and Afes, with mentions of Stancoel and Levengood. The piece describes a social gathering with guests, speeches, and refreshments, noting a door prize and birthday wishes.
Bill Ingram, famed Coast luminary and former Annapolis star, is assigned to report the UC Stanford football game for The Bulletin. He will compare teams with DiGeest of the West, assemble perspectives from renowned writers, and provide neutral commentary for coaches and players across rival universities.
The Directors of the Old Ladies Home express gratitude to generous friends for Harvest Home Week gifts of supplies. The board and home staff appreciated the Thanksgiving dinner and donations, and gratitude is extended to newspapers for notices of support.
John Labuke suffered a par dosis stroke at his fame on Gra ham Street Sunday night and is in serious condition. Giearee Bennett arrived on West Maple Street. J R Phillips of How bark has been seriously ill for four weeks but is improving.
The county tuberculosis association will not hold a clinic Wednesday at Wall and Court avenues. Indianapolis residents will offer free examinations. Mothers urged to bring children. hours 9am to noon and 4pm. For information call Miss Cheshe Scott at the Federal Building Room 1.
The Plane N. Rudnell reports seven smallpox cases in the family of Adam Smith, a Black resident of the Dread Matus Hollow neighborhood, identified yesterday as part of a local health notice.
Classified notice advertises a Ford ruck tow vehicle offered cheaply for quick sale. Terms possible. Inquiries directed to 212 Watt St with the advertiser listed as Dee. Nov 29-30.
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