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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

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Van Buren High School stage night for Athletic Association

A large crowd attended a Van Buren High School entertainment at the opera house to aid the Van Buren Athletic Association. Prof H H Scott led the program with faculty help. the event showcased a new school orchestra, Burkhart Melody, readings and vocal numbers, pantomime and living pictures, ending with We Want a Gymnasium. The project aims to fund a basketball hall still under construction and to schedule future home games.

Opera House van Buren Athletic Association Mefram

Mount Eatings Low Market Hits New Low in Fair

In Mount Eatin s Fairmount Indiana meat prices reached their lowest retail level in years. A firm sold pure lard at 15 cents a pound in 60 pound cans and offered whole hog delivery at 14 cents per pound.

Fairmount Ind

Beveridge Urges Gospel Sermons to Fill Churches

Albert J. Beveridge spoke at Grace Methodist Church in Franklin. He blamed declining church attendance on ministers who preach on hygiene and public movements rather than preaching Jesus Christ and Him crucified. His address title was The Bible as Good Reading.

Franklin Ind Albert J. Beveridge Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Jesus Christ

Mrs. Elizabeth Kern of Decatur Dies at 50

Mrs. Elizabeth Kern aged 50 died at her Decatur home Monday about 4 30 pm after an operation in Fort Wayne and declined. She was born in Decatur daughter of Solomon and Mary Linn married E B Kern at 20 and had four children Gladys a Decatur teacher Mrs Russell Witmer Linn and Gale. Survived by four brothers and one sister and one grandchild Martha Witmer. Husband killed at Fargo Ark about three years ago. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at Evangelical church Rev Haney in charge. Burial in Decatur cemetery. Mrs Kern moved to Decatur two years ago and was active in the Methodist church and missionary work.

Elizabeth Kern Decatur Kern E. B. Kern Gladys Decatur Schoors Russell Witmer Bartlesville Okla Linn Gale Red Clide Linn Rolland Bakersfield Cal Charles Gardner Oregon Elzy Ossian Martha Witmer Fargo Ark Evangelical Church Rev Haney Methodist Church Missionary Society

Warren Youth Dies From Hunting Accident Gunshot

Perry Griffith aged 17 of Warren died Saturday night at Grant county hospital from a gunshot wound received Friday morning while hunting. He was with companion Harold Bonifield when Bonifield dropped a gun and a hammer discharged, striking Griffith in the side.

Perry Griffith Warren Grant County Hospital Harold Bonifield Bonifield Griffith

Farmers National Convention Draws Indiana Delegates

Indianapolis is hosting the American Farm Bureau Federation convention December 6 to 8. Indiana officials say county groups will send reps, with John G. Brown to give the welcome and J R Howard to deliver the president's address. Noted speakers include Sir Auckland Geddes and H C Wallace, with sessions at the Masonic Temple and a special farm women meeting at the Claypool hotel led by Mrs. J C Ketcham.

Indianapolis Ind American Farm Bureau Federation Indiana Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Indiana Federation United States John G. Brown Monon Harvey J. Sconce Illinois J. C. Ketcham Michigan Claypool Ketcham American Farm, Bureau Federation Masonic Temple North Illinois Streets E. E. Reynolds Sfayette Reynolds Murray D. Lincoln Ohio Charles Sailor Chicago Murl McDonald Iowa Charles E. Gunnels Governor Harding H. C. Wallace Wallace’s Farmer Mary P. McCullum Winnipeg H. C. McKinzie New York Gray Silver Washington

A Farewell Word From the Wights

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wight express thanks to neighbors and friends as they leave the area. They recall lasting friendships in Christ and ask for prayers, hoping to meet again beyond this life if God wills.

C. W. Wight

Telephone Burns Endanger Residence Near Town

Fire broke out in a telephone at Kary Ruckwall’s home Friday night when a pole failure caused a line to fall on the trolley wire near Roy Makemson. Mr. Duckwall arrived, knocked the phone from the wall, and a bucket of water saved the structure as all phones on the line were put out of commission.

Kary Ruckwall Duckwall Roy Makemson M. & B. Traction Co

Beech Tree Cut On Logan Farm Sparks Initials Mystery

Mr. C. C. Zuck felled a large beech on S. G. Logan's farm. A knife carved initials C. N. and an uncertain date about Oct two initials D. C. were found lower on the trunk. Chapman, Shapman, Boxell and Knight tie the tale to early settlers and local hunts.

C. C. Zuck S. G. Logan C. N Knight Dudley Shapman Connecticut D. C Chapman Beatty Boxell Judley C. Boxell Marion Frank Swan Boxell Mr. Knight

Van Buren Beats Upland Quintet in Close Game

The Van Buren High School basketball team defeated Upland High 18 to 16 at Upland Hall after a tight first half tied 7 to 7. The Van Buren lineup featured Losure Black Ballard Griffith Little and others.

van Buren Upland V. B Losure Griffith, M So Little

Thanksgiving in Marion Highlights Pilkington Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Robert Pilkington spent Thanksgiving in Marion with their son Von Pilkington and his wife helping with a fine turkey. The Pilkingtons are now settled in their new home on East Grandt Street in Marion.

Bob Robert Pilkington Marion von Pilkington East Grandt Streat

Hoosier Advertisement in Saturday Evening Post

Readers are directed to see the Hoosier ad in this issue featuring a double page advertisement. Window display options are noted for the west room by H. A. Davis & Co.

Hoosier Saturday Evening Post west _room H. A. Davis & Co

Learn First Aid Treatment for all

The piece urges everyone able to learn American Red Cross First Aid as a life and pain saver. It recounts a home accident where a young wife cut her wrist with a can opener, and a mother with a First Aid kit and instructions likely prevented blood poisoning.

American Red Cross Red Cross

Veterans at State Soldiers' Home Well Cared For

W T McDougle and wife now at the state home report the Veterans' Home residents are well cared for. A Thanksgiving menu shows breakfast with cereal fruit and sausage. dinner features roast turkey oyster dressing cranberry sauce mashed potatoes pumpkin pie. supper includes oyster stew and hot biscuits. Fraizexs visited from Lafayette and praised the institution.

State Soldiers’ Home W. T. McDougle MecDougle W. K. Fraizex Lafayette

Rain Delays Construction of Van Buren Gymnasium

Heavy rain halts work on the Van Buren Athletic Association gymnasium led by contractor August Reudlinger. Promoters aim to finish for Christmas, weather permitting, while fund-raising continues with stock at 25 dollars per share and payments of five dollars down and five dollars per month.

August Reudlinger van Buren Athletic Association E. S. Howard Athletic Association

Van Buren Freshmen Beat Marion in Fast Game

Van Buren freshmen defeated Marion 6 to 4 in a tightly contested game. Theodore Ballard led Van Buren with all six points, while Marion failed to score in the first half and only managed two field goals after the break.

van Buren Marion Scoge Theodore Ballard

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Otage Entertainment the Athletic Association Beveridge Fort Wayne Solomon and Mary Linn Warren Young van Buren Telephone Company Farmers National Convention THE Wights MR. Zuck Dudley Chapman Clyde Waggaman Paul MecMillian Fred Sutton Ross Waggaman Reudlinger Cote Eee GS Department SL Insurance CTI M Hydorn Aes Farmers Trust Treas
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