Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Tippy in Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Frank Tippy of Pleasant township are the parents of a girl born on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Frank Tippy of Pleasant township are the parents of a girl born on Sunday.
A marriage license was issued Thursday evening to Miss Nora Delight Cruse of near Dillman and Robert Alexander Butler, a young farmer of Van Buren.
Announcement of subscription price at $1.00 per year in advance and special notice policy. Church notices with admission charges and other charity events, cards of thanks, resolutions, and similar notices charged at regular rates. Religious service notices published free.
The U B Conference held at Mt Zion church closed Sunday night. The Dillman charge moves to the Warren circuit and will be supplied from there. Salamonie circuit now includes Van Buren and Mt Zion charges. Rev J W Chambers leaves Van Buren for Scioto conference Ohio. Rev A Rust from Hartford circuit assigned to Salamonie will preach at Van Buren and Mt Zion while remaining in Farmland. He will preach next Sunday morning and evening. no service here next Sunday. Rev W S Tuttle from Huntington transfers to Warren charge.
Editor shares J B Sinclair letter from Electra Texas about oil field views and weather. He notes cool nights several times in July and that drilling is starting soon after arriving. He recalls the heat in northern states and describes breezes and challenging drilling conditions.
The Pythian Sisters hosted a Tuesday picnic at Goldhall Park with about thirty attendees. A fine supper was served and guests included John Howard, Wm Duckwall, Guy Duckwall, Sam Robinson, A. P. Griffith and daughter Adeline, Florence Curtis, Lena McDougle and daughter Hildreth, Roy Makemson family, Harriet Saxon and son Spencer, W. K. Fraizer, Carlin Camblin, Hester Dimit and Josephine Robinson.
Mrs Lena McDougle attends Charity Board meeting Wednesday. Misses Myrtle and Velma Levits return from visits in Albany and Greensfork. Mrs Charles Muchmore and Lena Margaret visit relatives at Laurel this week. Mrs Frank Sutton and two children with Mr C T Pike of Bartlesville Oklahoma visit Booze parents. Sutton arrives around September 11.
Mr and Mrs Jobe Imans and daughter Glendora, who had recently lived here, visited with Mr and Mrs Wm Miller. On Tuesday evening they had supper with Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mathis.
Isaiah Nelson of Van Buren Indiana says his area has a bumper corn crop and a good stock of shoots. He notes vaccination of hogs as a precaution against disease and expects profit from hogs in the coming year, aided by plentiful corn.
The Indiana state fair the week of September 8 will feature about forty acres of farm machinery including tractors and gasoline engines. Demonstrations will show plowing on a thirty acre tract and heavy hauling while mechanical milkers powered by electricity promise to reduce labor and save time in dairying.
Tuberculosis is not hereditary and is preventable and curable in early stages. Symptoms include loss of appetite weight hacking cough and chest pain. Cure lies in pure air sunshine rest good food and clean surroundings with competent medical attention. Do not move into homes where a consumptive has lived until fumigated.
Isiah Barnes secured two sizable hog herds this past week. Levi Huffman of Jackson township sold 100 hogs for 1972.30 dollars by check while Henry Creviston of Van Buren township sold 62 hogs for 1200.60 dollars. Barnes also shipped three car loads of about 250 hogs on Wednesday, yielding nearly twenty dollars per animal and payments totaling over 4900 dollars.
The Farrville Ladies Aid Society gathered at the country home of Mrs Stella Camblin with members including Mrs Rosa Wright Mrs Hannah Davis Mrs Eva Holloway Mrs Voilet Farr Mrs Luella Camblin Mrs Amy Palmer Mrs Lillie Baird and Mrs Dora Tippey A dainty Inoch was served at the close of the session.
Eva Fraizer attends an institute in Noblesville this week. The report notes her participation in sessions and activities at the local facility during the current period.
Mrs Forysthe of Indianapolis is the guest of Mrs A P Griffith for a brief visit at her home. The social call highlights local society events and hospitality.
Miss Capitola Deane has returned from the Indianapolis and Chicago millinery markets where she sourced hats and accessories for the upcoming season. Deane visited notable firms in Indianapolis and Chicago to select fashionable styles.
Dr. Ada Kowler of Marion spent a week at Lake James as a guest of L. C. Judson and family.
Mr and Mrs N R Conwell and their son Girtler visit Lake James with L C Judson and family as hosts this week.
Roy F Massey and wife and sons Paul and Collis of Elwood were guests of Chester Woodard and wife over Sunday in a brief social note highlighting a local family visit.
Mrs Samuel Downs and her daughters Dorothy and Judith of Sulphur Springs are visiting her brother John Wright and his family.
Will Lander and his wife spent the summer in Illinois and have returned to Van Buren. They enjoyed a week at the lakes before coming home.
Harlen Banter 18 months old son of Mr and Mrs S F Banter died Thursday morning of diphtheria. Funeral will be Friday morning private interment at Farrville cemetery.
The Indiana state fair will feature a department of food and drugs exhibit by the State Board of Health. It includes weights and measures, foods, drugs and dairy products with both sanitary and unsanitary grocery displays. It aims to reveal merchant frauds and educate towns on inspectors and candling eggs. The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce will lead a 1500 member party to the fair on opening day September 8 to explore exposition prospects.
Board of Directors of Van Buren Creamery Company announce sale of the complete plant and real estate in Van Buren Indiana on August 23 1913 between 9 am and 4 pm at the secretary’s office. Property may be sold in bulk or separately with cash to highest bidder until sold. private sale available thereafter. Executed by directors Wm Doyle president and J E Riley secretary.
Readers may secure the News-Eagle and Farm Journal for five years at half price. The deal costs three dollars total with a 50 cent down payment and 50 cents weekly, or pay at a convenient schedule.
F A Bratton and family are staying at the Jakes this week, enjoying local hospitality and nearby attractions.
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