Furman Threshing Ring completes season gathering
The Furman Threshing Ring met at Matter Park on Saturday August 12 with families present and a noon dinner. James Hewitt was re elected captain Anneth Camblin secretary treasurer Bert Renbarger chosen threshing for next year about 6918 bushels of oats and 182 bushels of wheat were threshed. Attendees include many local families and friends from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
Matter Park
James Hewitt
Anneth Camblin
Bert Renbarger
William Miller
Roy Harvey
Tulsa
Okla
Echo Sowers
Mad King
Sturgis, Mich
Adam Hilliard
Alva James
Irvin Bricker
Clifford Black
Kenneth Camblin
Kelley
Marion
Millie
Bernice Losure
Orlie Yarger
John Baker
E. L. Hamilton
Verlin Street
Prestina Howell
Perdue
Janiel Furman
Dauchers
Catherine Butler
Lloyd Hodge
Clarence Losure
George Akers
Klansmen visit a Negro church in Austin
Six white hooded Klansmen caused excitement at a large Negro religious assembly in Austin Texas. The Klan spokesman pledged friendship and fair trials for Negroes while donating 25 to support the encampment work. Thousands saw the gesture as a step against lynchings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
The
News Eagle
Ku Klux
Kaln
Dely
Austin Klans
South
Lynch
Lad Breaks Arm for Second Time at Huntington Park
George Mott broke his right wrist while playing in Huntington Park on Sunday. A Huntington physician reduced the fracture. This is his second break on the right arm, the previous injury being an elbow fracture.
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Matter George Mott
Huntington
Butler Family Reunion Draws Large Sunday Attendance
The sixteenth annual Butler reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Green on Sunday August 13. A noon dinner followed by fifteen cartons of ice cream capped a day of fellowship with numerous relatives and neighbors listed among attendees from multiple Butler branches and nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
J. B. Green
John Butler
Perry Butler
Merle
Virgil
Johnny
Otto Baumbartner
Donald Huffman
Witmer Trout
Lawrence
George Jennie
Everett
Homer
Wayne
Vesta
Lora
R. J. Butler
Dean Vivian
Louise
Glen Trout
Mevin
Robert Butler
Ester
Lester
Donald
Roland
C. R. Witmer
Grace Archibald
Margaret
Bartlesville
Okla
Harry Witmer
J. A. Brown
Ancil Witmer
Richard
Robert
Nathan
Ernest
Edward Butler
L. G. Butler
Alexander
Jonathan
F. H. Haupthof
Ethel
Helen
Ruth
Harold
Crystal
Earl Butler
van Trout
Vaughn Jackson
Ruby
Bryce
Delores Dane
Douglas Richards
Elbert
A. R. Potts
Huntington County
W. A. Trout
Alpheus Green
Kenneth
Viola
Deliah Hamilton
Theodore
Donovan
Maddona Marie
Franklin Green
Martha
Myrle Hubbard
Leota Noble
Sherman Lee
Emma Mower
Andrew
Rhoda
Ellen English
Lacy Scott
Agnes of
Wabash
Lacy
Florence
Beuton Couple Move to Kansas Buy Bennett Oil Property
Mr and Mrs A P Beuton relocate from Tiffin Ohio to Independence Kansas where Beuton acquires substantial oil production and will devote his time to these interests. They traveled by automobile and enjoyed a pleasant trip. Mrs Beuton is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Diken of this city.
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A. P. Beuton
Tiffin
Ohio
Independence
Kansas
Beuton
Bennett
Death of Mrs. M. A. Arnett at 58 in Fairmount
Emma Hodson Arnett born May 22 1884 Grant County Indiana died August 13 1922 at age 58 years 2 months 22 days. Survived by husband Mahlon A Arnett eight children Verlie Nellie Orley Millie Mabel Everett Hugh two brothers Milton Hodson Aaron Hodson and Rosa Wright. Funeral at Friends Church Fairmount 2:30 PM Wednesday with burial Black Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hodson Arnett
Neri
Mary Hodson
Grant County
Ind
Mahlon A. Arnett
Mary
Verlie H
Wabash
Nellie Losure
van Buren
Orley C
Millie Wood
Bluffton
Mabel Lotta
Kokomo
Everett
Hugh
Robert Arnett
Geneva
Eva Losure
Lois Wood
Howard Lotta
Milton B. Hodson
Aaron Hodson
Fairmount
Rosa Wright
Hartford City
Friends Church
Black Creek
Armenian Worker Speaks Sunday Eve on Ku Klux Klan
The News-Eagle announces ongoing coverage of the Ku Klux Klan, an emerging American organization. The paper will publish weekly excerpts from various sources to explain the Invisible Empire to readers and allow independent conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KU Klux Klan
News-Eagle
New President Named for Taylor University
Dr Paul Jones longtime vice president at Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky has been elected president of Taylor University in Upland Indiana He is a noted preacher author and evangelist with ministerial training aims He has previously taught at Meridian Colleges Mississippi and held roles with Methodist church committees His leadership is seen as advancing minister training and missionary work across Christian circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Asbury College
Wilmore
Kentucky
Taylor University
Upland
Indiana
Paul
Meridian Colleges
Mississsippi
Northern
Southern Methodist Churches
Central Church Concert Plan at 1st and Vine
The Central Church of Christ announces a Tuesday evening program at the corner of 1st and Vine streets on August 22 at 8 00 P M Admission is 15 and 25 cents toward the church building fund A program features orchestra solos a song set and a sacred cantata with artists including Geoffrey O Hara Frank La Forge Teresa Del Riego Carrie Jacob Bonds Lois Miller D W Landess C K Landess Alfred H Gaul Ruth and Hazel Landers. Intermission followed by more solos and a second orchestra set including Oley Sparks H T Burleigh Charles Wakefield Cadman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church of Christ
1St and Vine Streets
Geoffrey O'Hara
Frank la Forge
Teresa del Riego
Ochestra
Quartette
Carrie Jacob Bonds
Lois Miller
Hazel Landess
D. W Landess
C. K. Landess
C. B. Hawley
C. K. Land
Holmes Visit with Griffiths Family in Huntington County
Mr and Mrs E T Holmes of Huntington County visited with the former sister Mrs C A Griffith and family Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Holmes
Huntington County
C. A. Griffith
Near East Relief Bundle Day Aids Armenian Orphans
Van Buren observes Bundle Day August 22 to collect warm clothing and shoes for Near East Relief orphans in Armenia. Mr. W. A. Coultrap will speak August 17 at Van Buren M E church. Boy Scouts will distribute tags. two Banks act as receiving stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Boy Scouts
Banks
W. A. Coultrap
Indianapolis
Armenia
van Buren, M. E. Church
Near East
Dialah-Oghli
Armnia
Arthur H. Nye Farm Sale Proves Highly Successful
The farm sale of Arthur H. Nye held Thursday drew a large crowd and sold nearly everything. The News-Eagle supplied all advertising with no bills used, relying entirely on newspaper promotion. Nye expressed strong satisfaction with the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Nye
M. E. Church Prepares Tent Campaign With Sermons
Regular services announced with morning subject The Church as a Theatre and evening topic The Deceitfulness of Sin. Services lead into the tent campaign starting September 3. Ernest E. Lutes, pastor, invites all to attend.
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Ernest E. Lutes
Crane Pond Threshing Ring Ends Season With Cream Feast
The Crane Pond Threshing Ring gathered at Robert Losure’s home Friday evening. They threshed 9 745 bushels by Wm Cook and Sons. Frank Losure was captain and Clyde Zent treasurer. Thirteen cakes and ten gallons of ice cream were served as the group and attendees departed late in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Pond
Robert Losure
Wm. Cook & Sons
Frank Losure
Clyde Zent
Burtney Ferguson
Noad Troy
Jasper Bradford
Burr Endsley
Mike Zent
Lesser Gardner
Frank Gardner
Royal Butler
Doc Green
Mark Bollhoefer
Frank Richardson
Cecil Eubanks
Merle Hubbard
John, Ernest
Ed Butler
Homer Losure
Klansmen Attend Hartford City Bandnight
In Hartford City on Aug 11 a public square visit by about 100 Ku Klux Klan members in 18 large cars occurred before a weekly band concert. The group, hooded and white robed, handed a $10 note to the band director, praising clean amusement and asking the band to play The Star Spangled Banner before leaving.
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Hartford City
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Invisible Empire
News Eagle
All Day Meeting of Womans Foreign Missionary Society
The W F M S of the M E church held an all day meeting at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. T B Plummer. Proceedings included prayers, readings on Foochow college and Ching kiang Girls School, a pot luck dinner, and a mite box demonstration raising 22.11 with some boxes uncollected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Day Meeting Womans Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
T. B Plummer
St. John
Bockmier
DePoy
Boekmier
ABC
P. S. Howard
Woman’s College At
Foochow
E. S. Howard
Uncle Josiah
Chingkiang Girls’ School
China
E. E. Lutes
Jesus
Tay
James Deuel
E.S. Howard
John Wright
Zion
Sanderman
David Taylor
Helen
Delores
Dorothy
Ruth
John Scott Wright
Evelyn Shinholt
Sarah Catherine Culbertson
James
Helen DePoy
Rev Howard Returns to Van Buren Circuit
Rev. W. R. Howard, who attended the U. B. Conference at Pleasant Hill near Muncie, was assigned to Van Buren circuit. The circuit is divided to include Marion and Van Buren. Van Buren services are not announced except Sunday School at 9 30 and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 PM.
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W. R. Howard
U. B
Pleasant Hill
Muncie
van Buren
Marion
Christian Endeavor
Tent Meeting Planned by M. E. Congregation
Plans for a Summer Tent Meeting are under way with a 40 by 80 foot tent rented for Vine Street. Committees and other arrangements will be announced later.
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M. E
Vine Street
Boller Family Reunion Marks Sixteenth Gathering
About fifty relatives and friends gathered August 10 in Reuben Boller grove for the Boller reunion. Threshing delayed some members. a noon chicken dinner followed. J. Lee Boller presided as officers were elected and historians reported nine marriages, eight births, two deaths, with 737 members after this year. Next meeting set for second Sunday in August 1923 at Reuben Bollers Grove. Oldest member Charity Pub. youngest child of Jonas Lee family.
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Boller
Reuben Boller Grove
J. Lee Boller
Grace Boxell
Reuben Bollers Grove
Old Boller Homestead
Cassie Boller
Charles Shuff
Mariah Nelson
Alma Boller
Charity
East Mulberry Street
Marion
Jonas Lee
van Buren
Boxell Family Reunion Set for August 31 in Indiana
The eleventh Boxell reunion will be held at the Charles Boxell grove near Roseburg Indiana on Thursday August 31 1922. The day’s program includes: meeting at 11 00 am election of officers 11 15 am dinner 12 00 pm and 1 30 pm talks songs readings and instrumental numbers by Boxell family members and friends with devotional and inspirational elements.
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Boxell
Charles Boxell
Roseburg
Indiana
P. W. Boxell
Treva Boxell
C. F. Boxell
Marion Quartette
Vern Boxell
Clarence Slusser
T. B. Boxell
Ida Canade
Muncie
Violet Welsh
Helen Boxell
Kenneth Bore
Entertains for Her Twin Daughters Dorothy and Delores Wright
Mrs John Wright hosted a Monday afternoon party for her twin daughters Dorothy and Delores marking their tenth birthday. Guests received gifts and enjoyed outdoor games plus refreshments including ice cream wafers bananas and candy.
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John Wright
Dorothy
Delores
Feverell Woodard
Lois Weicht
Mary Anna Bratton
Margaret Lutes
Anna Margaret Paxton
Dorothy Byail
Helen DePoy
Martha Jane Paxton
Marie Lee
Faye Baker
Olive Francia Lutes
Helen
Ruth
John Scott Wright
Central Church of Christ Preacher A L Martin to Speak
Rev A L Martin of LaFontaine will preach both morning and evening at the Central Church of Christ. Bible School meets at 9 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church OF Christ
A. L. Martin of
LaFontaine
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Furman Ring
Matters Park
Negro Church
Lad
Big Crowd
Ghogen
John Paul
Central Church
Landess
America
Crane
Howard
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