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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
6
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Amy Sloniker visits Katie Herring while Martinsville residents Mrs Keltner receives treatment. Friends and relatives from Bridgeport Washington D C Munice Lima Ohio Warren and Dundee gather with local families. The Herring Riggs reunion at J W Banter home is planned for Aug 8 with baskets. Bailey injures leg in runaway accident.
Farmers labor Sunday to save grain amid repeated rain and wet fields. Oats and wheat were delayed as binders bogged down, leaving about a quarter of oats in the field. Potatoes rot and cultivation stalls due to wet weather. An Anderson family visit to Frank Anderson and others noted, plus funeral for B. B. Pulley at Antioch church. The Anderson reunion is set for August 18 at Matter Park. Varmints threaten poultry of Mrs. Ross Passmore with White Leghorns nearly wiped out.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Preaching at 7 30 p m Junior C E Society 1 30 p m Senior Endeavor at 7 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Buy wall paper at Gildersleeve s
Milo News Notes lists visitors and gatherings across the area. Families such as Beekman, Smith, Kariger, and Beekman share Sunday hosting and fellowship at multiple homes. Attendees attend fairs in Marion and Warren while church efforts and Sunday School remain active.
M. E. Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Class Meeting at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 30 and Preaching at 7 30 Prayer meeting Thursday evening J O Campbell is pastor and extends a cordial welcome to all.
The marriage of Miss Edith Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Los ure of Van Buren and Harry Evans formerly of Marion Kansas and now a blacksmith at Cyclone Indiana was held Saturday in Frankfort. The couple will reside at Cyclone and many Grant county friends are notified.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and wellbeing. It promotes the product as universally obtainable and claims benefits tied to internal health alongside outward appearance.
Advertisement claims deafness due to inflamed Eustachian tube can be cured only by M F constitutional remedies. Describes catarrh as inflamed mucus surfaces, offers $100 for a catarrh deafness cure, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with Toledo origins.
Frank Sweetman of Toledo sues Clover Leaf in Marion court seeking $10,000 alleging he was injured when a freight engine struck a stock car he stood on to adjust brakes after a passenger train passed. He, 25, lost a leg below the knee. his monthly earnings were about $40.
Ed Wilcutts and Frank Gonning spent Friday with O B Sisson. Mrs Grover Doyle is able to be out again. Miss Charline Pence visited Miss May Miller. James Vanarden and wife were in Van Buren Saturday evening. Mrs O B Sisson visited her mother in Converse. Mrs Zell Miller is sick. Miss Goldie Carney returned home from Keystone after five weeks with Mr and Mrs Henry Bohe. Verla Sisson visited Ruth Slusher at Dillman. Mrs Lavina Keltner and daughter Mayme were in Van Buren. Mrs Frank Lee of Bridgeport Ill visited her mother Emma Doyle. Miss Opal Sisson guested Violet Yount at Dillman Sunday. Ralph Pry spent Saturday in Van Buren. Mr and Mrs Arthur Baird ill. Dock Foreshell went to Winchester on business. Guine Corey attended Francis Miller funeral at Farrville. Emma Corey spent Tuesday with Lena and Kya Merrel.
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