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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
7
A series of social events is recorded including a Thursday evening home party hosted by Miss Genevieve Farr and Leonard Farr with guests from Oklahoma Illinois and local standings. The Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle socialized with Mrs. Anna Corey and others, followed by a large list of attendees and varied activities across Marion and area towns.
Dale Eubanks visits relatives in Frankfort while Mrs Lydia Fraizer is a Marion caller Wednesday. Mr McNiel returns home after Pierceton visit. Mrs McRoberts of Warren visits Mrs David Taylor. Mrs Chas Walker and daughter from Bridgeport Ill visit friends here. Mr and Mrs Von Pilkington of Marion visit Pilkingtons Wednesday. Herschel Eubanks move to housekeeping on North Main. Grace Bloomfield and Andrew Nelson weekend at Lake Webster with Charles Nelson. Mary Barrow and Anna Elsie Barrow guests of the Ducknall family. Ovid Harvey and children of Bigheart Okla arrive for visit with Haines family. Jacob Slifer and daughter of Roanoke and Josie Slifer visit David Taylor. Frank Haynes family guests of J E Riley motor to Michigan City to visit Hugh Sutton and are now at home in Robinson. Miss Nondas Snyder of Bridgeport Ill guest of Mrs Tinsley. C L Bockmier hosts six o'clock dinner for Lena McDougle and son Marshal and Eva Behne. William Miller party with Jah Miller Pauline Harvey and Raymond Dunkin guest of Wesley Shrock family.
Dr Ray C Quick the chiropractor will close his Davenport office from August 19 through August 28 to attend homecoming week and Lyceum events. The office reopens August 28 and will see former patients. He will bring Dr Elizabeth Stock as attendant to care for children and will add a Hylo ad adjusting table.
Bible school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 and 7 30 led by Rev. A L Martin announced by the Central Church of Christ in a brief notice for worship schedules.
Mrs. J. H. Bone is ill at home southeast of town. Mrs. O. A. Mathias has returned from Grant County hospital and is improving slowly. Mrs. John Wright is steadily improving at St. Vincents hospital in Indianapolis and plans to leave next week to visit her sister in Illinois before returning home. Mrs. E. N. Gillespie is very poorly.
One quart left of Banquet Ice Cream saved the day for Mrs Smith forgotten item. For sale in Van Buren by Dean Paxton. Advertisement.
The passage records visits between families in Marion and Watseka Illinois. Guests include Bahmilla Volberding and Eva Behne, meals and dinners for Pendleton residents, bridge parties, and a birthday observance for Mr. Frazier. Attendees feature A H Woberding, Russel Roberts, and others, with travel to Detroit and Indianapolis noted.
Well repairing and water well drilling services offered by Buffington Bros. Work guaranteed.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kline of Andrews returned home Wednesday after visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Jeffries and daughters. Mr and Mrs Clyde Nelson and daughter Glendora visited at Marion Sunday.
S A Culver of Tipton transacted business here yesterday and today. Martha and Dorothy Burkhart returned Wednesday from a two week visit with relatives at Tipton. Mr Arthur Baird attended the Baird reunion at Jonesboro, Sunday. Mr and Mrs Everett Doyle of Marion were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Kilander and daughter Wilma. Miss Myra Boxell returned today from Huntington. Mr Marshall McDougle attended a kid party at Marion Wednesday night at the home of Miss Adaline Martz. Mr and Mrs Isaiah Nelson, Mrs Lillie Baird and Miss Hazel Van Ness were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mat Guinnip. In the afternoon they visited Mrs Homer Ferguson who is ill at the Grant county hospital.
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