Suffrage Meeting Held by Van Buren W C T U
The Van Buren W C T U met at Mrs I C Mills home with Mrs Dunkin leading. Attendees heard papers on Woman Suffrage and Temperance including Indiana women’s ballot reasons by Mrs Griffith and Equal Suffrage in Colorado by Mrs Buxell, followed by readings and a closing Lord’s Prayer. A dainty lunch was served by hostesses Mrs J C Mills and Larry Crevison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
W.C.T U
I. C. Mills
Dunkin
America
Mathis
Waygaman
Indiana
Griffith
Lucille Stackhouse
Nella T. Hodgson
Bish
Riggets of
Mrs. Kern
Loa Cemer
Colorado
Mra
Buxell
Mesdames Mathis
Duckwall
Isoxell
Lytle
Davis
Howard
Comer
Miller
Cramer
John Howard
Shimp
Stackhouse
Kern
Personal News Roundup of Sunday Family Reunions
The column lists numerous Sunday gatherings including the Leach reunion in Fowlerton and gatherings at Matter park in August and September. It notes John Roberts visiting Fairmount relatives, Forest Higgins attending Leach reunion, Breedlove and Cloud families visiting Marion and river picnics, and various other clan meetings in Indianapolis Lawrenceburg Alexandria and Huntington area. It also mentions business education ads from Huntington Business University and a timber land trip to Lawrenceburg Tennessee.
Local notices from Van Buren district health and life events
Linn Kern visits Ohio relatives. Mrs Lena McDougie spends Wednesday in Swayzee. Frank Jones ill with Bright's disease. Rev Frazee ill in town. Ralph Swender sick with stomach trouble. Miss Freelove Pence returns from Ohio. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Moin Pulley very ill with cholera infantum. Van Buren folks attend Old Folks day at Matter park. Homer and Mrs Pulley welcome a boy born Thursday. Mrs L E Fankborer visits her mother Mary Less. Don Roney has cancer removed from face. Mrs Will Zuck injured her finger crocheting. Jonathan Butler sick with bowel trouble. Alfred Henry announces birth of baby boy. Miss Mabel Snively recovering from crochet needle hand injury. Life insurance sees growth. ten applicants last week. Five ladies attend Eastern Star Sewing Circle in Warren. Miss Gladys and Crystal Kern reunite at Toledo then visit Mrs J W Patrick in Detroit. William Francis bitten by a horse. ear damage requires stitches.
Farm For Rent Or Sale In Van Buren Township
One of the best corn farms in Van Buren township offered for rent or sale. Terms through box 424 Van Buren Indiana. Notable local items include visits from Mr and Mrs Harry Posey of Corpus Christi Texas and Mr and Mrs Leopold Roof of Warren to Bollhoefer home. Mrs Robert Lugar seriously ill with kidney and heart disease and little hope of recovery is expressed. Reverend J O Campbell and wife Bernice return from vacation and Campbell to preach at Methodist church. William Kirkpatrick Sunday school class girls treated the boys to a picnic at Studabaker grove east of town with about fifteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Township
van Buren
Indiana
Harry Posey
Corpus Cristi
Texas
Leopold Roof
Warren
A. A. Bollhoefer
Robert Lugar
William Kirkpatrick
Studabaker Grove
Clover Leaf Creamery Launches Marion Buy-In Station
The Clover Leaf Creamery Co of Marion opens a cream buying station opposite the post office, with Frances Boxell in charge. See their large advertisement on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Creamery Co
Marion
Frances Boxell
Doyle Family Reunion Set for September in Doyle Grove
The ninth Doyle family reunion will take place at Doyle Grove on South First Street in this city on September 10, 1916. All relatives and friends are invited. George Doyle serves as secretary and William Doyle as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Doyle Grove
South First Street
This City
George Doyle
Wm. Doyle
Huntington Boosters Visit Van Buren Leaders
Mr. C. B. Williams president of Huntington Business College and Mr. Barnhart a local music dealer accompanied the Huntington Boosters to Van Buren Tuesday and visited the News-Eagle office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Williams
Huntington Business College
Barnhart
Huntington
Huntington Boosters
van Buren
News-Eagle
M J Forman to Hold Public Sale in Nowata
M J Forman, arrived Sunday night from Nowata Oklahoma, plans to move his family there and will conduct a public sale of household goods Saturday at 1 30 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Forman
Nowata
Okla
Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs DePoy Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. church met with Mrs. EB DePoy on Friday afternoon. Mrs. M. L. Bockmier led the devotion. Mrs. G. O. Losure, Mrs. Nella T. Hodgson, Mrs. DePoy and Miss Hester Deane spoke on the program. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Bockmier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
EB. H. DePoy
M. L. Bockmier
G. O. Losure
Nella T. Hodgson
DePoy
Hester Deane
Bockmier
B. Dickens Lawyer and Notary Public Practices in All Courts
Marion Indiana listing notes attorney and notary public services by B Dickens in office rooms 13 to 15 in the Wigger Blocy building on Van Buren street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigger Blocy
Charles Oxley Returns to Van Buren After Illness
Friends of Charles Oxley report his four month illness has ended and he will return to Van Buren to greet friends and resume training. He expresses relief and eagerness to resume community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oxley
van Buren
Mr. Oxley
Needlecraft Club Meets At Mrs Pilkington’s South First Home
Mrs Lloyd Pilkington entertained the Needlecraft club at her South First street home on Friday afternoon. The gathering featured needlework followed by a social hour and refreshments. Guests included Mesdames Hamaker Strickler Moler Mott Strange Ancil Strange Draper Paxton Doyle, and Misses Robinson Toney Shinholt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pilkington
South First Street
Harry Hamaker
Dahl Strickler
Lou Moler
W. W. Mott
C. O. Strange
Ancil Strange
Trace Draper
Dean Paxton
Lavanner Doyle
Josephine Robinson
Lenore Toney
Ethel Shinholt
First shave since Civil War for 91 year old uncle
Uncle Enoch Camblin, now over 91, visited John Wright's barber shop on Monday for his first shave since the Civil War. He had his mustache and side beard removed, keeping only his chin beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Camblin
Mr. Camblin
John Wright
The Baryphone Promises Clear Long Distance Talks
The Baryphone is a new invention that improves telephone conversations over long distances by delivering sound to both ears and eliminating noise. It enables hard of hearing users to utilize the telephone and allows two people to hear a message without using two telephones. This sound intensifier is claimed to be simple practical and superior, with the ad noted on the page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paxton’s Drug
Coan Paxton
van Buren, Indiana
Rogers Bros
International Silver Co
Meriden Britannis Co
Meriden
Conn
W. O
Corey & Pilkington
van Buren, Ind
John Roberts
Fairmount
Forest Higgins
Leach
Fowlerton
Boller
Matter Park
Robert Breedlove
John Cloud
Mabel
Huntington Business University
Huntington, Ind
Messrs
Henry, Ernest and
Merl Whitecotton
Indianapolis
Milton Camblin
Willie McDougle
Heiney Bend
L. C. Farnshell
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
August Bollhoefer
Oscar Bollhoefer
E. H. DePoy
Maurine Kunkel
Alexandria
Carl
Henry Denton
Gilbert Losure
Adam Boller
Linn Kern
Ohio Rel
Lena McDougie
Swayzee
Frank Jones
Bright
Ike Glover
Rev. Frazee
Ralph Swender
Miss Freelove Pence
Ohio
Moin Pulley
Homer Pulley
Landess
L. E. Fankborer
Mary Less
Don Roney
Will Zuck
Jonathan Butler
Alfred Henry
Mabel Snively
Minois
McDougle
Kirkpatrick
Mott
Dawson
Johnston
Eastern Star Sewing Circle
Mrs. Fleming
Gladys
Crystal Kern
Toledo
Detroit
Mich
J. W. Patrick
Ruth Pagget
William Francis
J. O. Campbell
Bernice
Rev. Campbell
Methodist Church
T B. Dicken
Marion, Ind
Hubby
Berdan & Company
Dr.l.c.daughtrey
State of
Grant County
Superior Court
Marion W. Blue
Ellis L. Blue
Grant
W. S.malott
Grant Superior Court
Charles E. DeVault
Marion & Bluffton Tr. Co
van Buren Ag
Bluffton
Ind
DRS. Thomas & Thomas
PRIC
Aluminaire
Mar
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