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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts a cheap paint made from lead zinc and linseed oil with strong spreading power. After adding oil the white house paint costs under 2.50 dollars per gallon ready to apply. It also offers first class painters at 80 cents per square for two coats.
Virginia pastor Rev. Mrs Meadow will head the Dillman church for the upcoming religious year. Mrs. Sarah McDaniels of Mt Etna is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ernest Beekman for the week.
J D Gallion and son Rex of Buier iil spent Thursday here on business. Mr and Mrs L C Doyle and daughter Dorothy motor to Marion on Sunday. John Jones ill with malaria fever is about town again. Mrs Ira Swager improved and attended town events Monday. The second annual Zoda Fuller Stevens reunion set for August 20 at Matter Park. Various locals visit relatives, recoveries from illness noted, and travel to Marion, Goshen, Huntington, and Anderson.
A long list of in town and visiting relatives attends picnics dinners and social events across Warren Indiana and neighboring towns. Mentions include Eva Korporal Thel Ballard Eubanks Dillman Camblin and Nelson families plus numerous guests and a Palmer Lee reunion planned for August.
Notice outlines estimated bond and tuition fund levies for the year 1922 with planned expenditures and balances. It lists totals for bond, tuition, and poor funds, proposed levies in net taxable property and polls, and the comparative tax amounts collected in 1919 1920 and 1921 with a hearing right for aggrieved taxpayers. The notice is dated August 15 1922 and signed by William Bray president Will Sanderman secretary Henry Denton.
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