Shaw Zeublin debate at Marion Chautauqua on government ownership
Leslie M. Shaw former secretary of the treasury and Iowa governor will debate Charles Zeublin on government ownership at the Marion Chautauqua. Shaw will take the negative side with Zeublin presenting the affirmative. Opening date is Saturday August 16 with season tickets on sale at Ned Conwell's Drug Store in Van Buren.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
Iowa
Carnegie Trust Company of
New York
First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust Company
Philadelphia
International Monetary Commission
Cornell College
Iowa College of Law
Denison
Manilla
Chester Oak
Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
Chambers of Commerce
van Buren
Ned Conwell
Dr. J J Shuff Returns From Hospital
Lieutenant Dr J J Shuff comes home from Camp Lee Virginia where he was treated for typhoid fever after overseas service He has recovered and receives warm greetings from friends Shuff joined the army as a veterinarian and stayed in service longer than many others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Shuff
Camp Lee
Visiting in Montana
Letter from W T Mc Dougle to the Van Buren News Eagle states he and his wife will travel to Red Lodge Montana on Wednesday August 18 and requests future correspondence be directed there for five weeks.
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The
News-Eagle
W. T. McDougle
State Soldiers Home
LaFayette
Indiana
van Buren News-Eagle
Red Lodge
Montana
Soere
Ww. T. McDougle
Hayes’s Baby Boy Joseph Everett Born Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Guy Hayes welcome a baby boy named Joseph Everett born Tuesday. The family announces the new arrival and gratitude for support from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hayes
Joseph Everett
Landessville News Roundup of Local Doings and Oddities
A compilation from Landessville featuring local notes on an improving egg business, a humorous death of three kernels incident, church dedication plans for August 17, and the Knights reunion. It mentions farm activity, a stray reference to civil service exams, a roadside garage at cross roads, and various town residents’ moves and visits.
Herring Reunion Planned Near Van Buren Dillman Area
The annual Herring reunion will be held Sunday at the home of J. W. Banter. People are invited to bring baskets and enjoy the day at the specified rural location southeast of Van Buren and near Dillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Banter
van Buren
Dillman
New School Books Adopted by State Board of Education
Van Buren township pupils must buy new readers arithmetic and writing books for the next five years after the State Board of Education adopted titles in an open meeting. The board rejected industrial arts and domestic science volumes, favored certain arithmetics, and set prices for Wentworth Smith, Bobbs Merrill, Elson, Baker Thorndike, and Public School Writing System texts. Music supplied by the Victrola.
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van Buren Township
State Board of Education
Wentworth-Smith
Ginn & Co
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Elson
Scott, Forseman — Co
Baker-Thorndike Classics
MacMillan Company
Fort Wayne Printing Co
Threshed Wheat and Oats at Troy City Ice Cream Supper
The Troy City threshing ring held its annual ice cream supper at the Love home with twenty gallons of ice cream and eighteen cakes. Sherman Lee captained the ring. total wheat and oats threshed reached 8,738 bushels, led by Wallace Hanna with 620 wheat and William Delamore with 1,835 oats. Vondey Zent did the threshing. Attendees included numerous local families and residents from Illinois, with Frank Gilbert and many others listed.
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Troy City
Jacob Love
Sherman Lee
Wallace Hanna
William Delamore
Vondey Zent
Sherman. Lee
William Deamore
Lemoine
Frank Gilbert
Noah Hanna
Harvey Erexson
Illinois
Orval Delamore
Janeett
Glenn Shaw
Mc Michael
Mabel Gren
Volney Zent
Lotta Lawrence
Lizzie Gundy
Ruth
Farewell Held For Rev McMichael Family At Warren Home
The Plummer Chapel Church bid farewell to Rev and Mrs McMichael and their daughter at their Warren home Saturday evening. Rev McMichael, pastor for several years, resigns due to ill health and will move to a new home near Bryant. The church presented a rocking chair to the pastor and a silk poplin dress to Mrs McMichael as friends offered best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plummer Chapel
Missionary Society Meets at Mrs. Roberts Home
The Missionary Society of the Plummer Chapel Church gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Roberts. Attendees included Mrs. Ora Roberts and her children, Mrs. Charlie Sands and children, Mrs. Wm. Delamore and children Pansy and Lemoine, Mrs. Will Carl, Mrs. Roy Delamore, Mrs. Clint Cramer, Mrs. Pearl Detamore and Fern Custard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the
Plummer Chapel
George Roberts
Ora Roberts
Charlie Sands
Wm. Delamore
Pansy and
Lemoine
Will Carl
Roy Delamore
Clint Cramer
Pearl Detamore
Fern
Mary Stinson and Dillon Gard Wed at Huntington
The wedding of Miss Mary Stinson and Dillon Gard occurred Saturday in Huntington. Their friends extend best wishes for a long and happy life. The couple and Mr. and Mrs. Gard are spending a few days at Webster Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stinson
Dillon Gard
Huntington
Mrs. Gard
Webster Lake
Young Peoples Union Meets at Otterbein Church Home
The Young Peoples Union of Otterbein Church met at Mr. Mark Rothoefer's home Thursday evening with eighteen members present. After the business session a lunch of fruit salad ice cream and cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Union of Otterbein Church
Mark Rothoefer
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Landess Personals
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