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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1916

Page

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Campbell Returns to Van Buren Otterbein Churches

The twenty third session of the Northern Indiana M E conference closed in Fort Wayne with ministerial appointments for Grant county towns Sims and Swayzee awaiting fill ins. Rev J O Campbell kept Van Buren and Otterbein churches for another year. Presiding elder M S Marble named for the Wabash district.

Dr. Marble Fort Wayne Indiana M. E Wabash Grant County J. O. Campbell van Buren Otterbein Marion M. E. B. E. Parker Grace David Wells Highland Avenue C. A. Modlin Home Park H. G. Robson Ninth Street J. W. Greeber Fairmount J. J. Fred Gas City J. R Godwin Jonesboro A. L. Weaver Point Isabel J. F. Blocker Sims Swayzee Upland Cremean Matthews W. E Pittingger M.S. Marble W. E.i Murray Huntington L. A. Levits Albany

Barn Lifts From Foundation in Storm Near Hartford City

Mrs. Fowler recounted a freak storm incident southwest of the city. The barn was torn from its foundation and carried away as Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, unhitching a horse, narrowly escaped injury. The buggy was hurled into a corn field, but both escaped unharmed.

John Fowler Fowler Montpelier Hartford City Mr. Fowler

George Leverich Elected to Board as Losure Resigns

At the town board meeting Friday night Fred Losure resigned after moving to Marion. George Leverich, a retired farmer and local property owner, elected to fill the unexpired term through January 1, 1918. The board set rates for water purchases from the new plant.

Fred Losure Marion George Leverich Losure Mr. Leverich

Montpelier Racing Association Quits. Property For Sale

The Montpelier Racing association has quit business and the property is for sale for 6000 dollars. The action followed a meeting last week amid tornado damage that ruined the buildings and stockholders decided against repairs. Nicholas Wilhems of Utica Ohio was guest of Melissa Welsh last week.

Montpelier Racing Association Nicholas Wilhems Utica Ohio Mise Melissa Welsh

Strange Lights Over Fairmount Seen By Citizens

Strange unexplained lights have been sighted above Fairmount over the past two weeks by reputable locals. Descriptions note bright illumination, high speed, and quiet flight, with reports also from Van Buren and Bluffton. Some residents speculate airships are the source.

Fairmount Ind van Buren Blufftur

Mason & Allen Sold Out to Watseka Funeral Director

Mr H A Davis of Watseka Illinois has purchased the furniture and undertaking business of Mason and Allen. The deal closed Monday. Davis comes recommended as a funeral director and embalmer with sixteen years in the trade. He and Mrs Davis will move here soon and Fred Briggs will run the store during their move. Mason has not announced future plans.

H. A. Davis Watseka, Lit Mason & Allen Mason & Allen of van Buren Indiana Illinois

We Scored a Scoop in Local Storm Coverage

Last week the paper printed 1200 copies as demand grew beyond supply. Our write up of the storm drew praise for being the sole local account of the damage in this region.

Farrville Welcomes New Blacksmith Leader

New Farrville Blacksmith Mr Wilson, formerly at George Green’s Dundee shop, has moved to Farrville and will take charge of local blacksmith work.

Mr.Wilson George Green Dundee Farrville

Frank Green Weds Ruth Taylor in Grant County Romance

Frank Green and Ruth Taylor wed at the Dawson home in Grant county on April 2. The ceremony featured a ring rite by Rev. Rh Brown with a bridal party, a maid of honor, and a procession to the altar. After a lavish reception, the couple will establish a new home in the country.

Maid of Honor Rh. O. Brown B. Church Foo Brown Frank Green David Taylor J B. Green Chas. K. Taylor Ellis Thomason Walter Dawson Floyd Johnson Harvey Jahuson Jennett Arnold Lucyshult Rachel Hiliett Blanche Kossinger Goldie Camblin Florence Reen Helen Cobbler Dorothy Thomason Alice Thomason Orville Wilson Earl Morarity Lacy Green Russé Taylor Clarence Thomason Richard Gail Dawson

A Splendid Man 5 Said 10 Reot

Samuel M. Riggs of Dillman Indiana born March 20 1949 in Payette County died March 21 1916 aged 69 years and day. He moved to Huntington County in 1850 married Sarah A Tierron March 4 1867 had four children. Funeral held March 24 at McNatt church with burial in Jones cemetery.

Samuel M. Riggs Payette County Indiana Dillman Huntington County Sarah A. Tierron Christian Church Pleasant Hill United Brethren Church Ind McNatt Church F. ©. Brown Barden M. P. Church Jones Cemetery

Advertising Pays Says Ohio Firm Manager

J. L. Dillon of Ohio Fuel and Supply Co. notes the company’s fence post ad brought in strong sales, reporting a half carload already sold. He emphasizes advertising as a key driver of business.

J. L. Dillon Ohio Fuel & Supply Co

Dun- diton of Mad Alspach Sadness in Wells County

The record from Wells county details the death of young Gertrude Alspach northwest of Montpelier during the tornado. It states she died from a brain concussion after a fall from a hit by falling debris. Mrs. Alspach and her sons Ray and Max are seriously injured and confined to beds.

Cornser Tiomae Wells County Little Gertrude Alspach Montpelier Adstrei Cottens

Wedding Bells In Marion At New Home Ceremony

Mrs. Guy Duckwell and Mrs. Aivah Boue attended the marriage of Jessie Jeift daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Jeift of Joneshora to Elmer Boue son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bogue. The ceremony occurred Sunday evening at the couple's new home 012b South Boots Marion with Rev Hifiatt officiating. The bride wore a dark red traveling suit and carried Wilde's roses. About family and close friends were present. An April announcement was planned for Mrs. Gogrue a sister of Mrs Duckwell.

Guy Duckwell Jessie Jeift Jesse ‘Ift Joneshora Aivah Boue Elmer Bogue South Boots Street Marion I Hifiatt Piest Friends Church Clereynrand Wilde

Sam Conway Reopens Peters Barber Shop at Van Isaren

Sam Conway returns to Van Isaren and leases the Peters barber shop continuing business at the old site. Mr Peters relocates the news stand beside the station, matching the former location.

Sam Conway van Isaren Peters Mr. Peters Ovation

Welch 3 Property Damaged by Storm Report

Residents recount destruction in Center township where J W Welsh east of town saw main barn moved off its foundation and torn down along with an entirely blown down barn. A wrecked garage and damaged car, ransacked storage and scattered provisions followed by downed trees and fences. Burr Welsh returned from Utica to help rebuild while licenses were granted to four Center township applicants amid remonstrance and political debate.

J. W. Welsh Burr Welsh Utica

Nail Wound Delays Farm Work After Storm Clearing

On Basil Humiell's farm east of Van Buren Mondecy a man assisting in debris cleanup after a two week old storm stepped on a large nail. The injury disabled him for several days and the storm had torn the barn and caused significant damage to the property.

Way Warnock Basil Humiell van ‘Buren Mondecy Mr. Hummell Swayzee Press

Family leaves for Tulsa Oklahoma for new home

Mrs Roy Harvey and daughters Mrs A N Thompson and children and Mrs Brimacombe and children left Monday night for Tulsa Oklahoma their future home.

Roy Harvey A. N.thompson Brimacombe Tulsa Oklahoma

Huntington Wins 1917 Conference Host Bid

Huntington was chosen to entertain the North Indiana M. E. conference in 1917 amid competition from Huntington and Warsaw. A. B. Cline of Cline Lumber Co. spoke at the meeting and was named a trustee of DePauw University.

Huntington Indiana M. Bk Warsaw A. B. Cline The Cline Lumber Co Mr. Cline Depauw University

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rev. Campbell Millard Pell Angola E. M. Dunbar Pennville G. B. Work Warren Mr. Davis New Farrville Mido Ruth Taylor Rev. E. 0. Brown J. B. Green Cleregyman Clereyman Dunditon Alspach Center Township Welch Welsh the County Commissioners City of Ing Adam Cline Board of Commissioners Rulign Cline Brumtiel Thol Nelson Brumfuel Circuit Court Lime City H. A. Davis & CO
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