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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1922

Page

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Rip-roaring comedy Uncle's Niece at Loyal Opera House

The Ticer's Club presents the three act play It is Uncle's Niece at the R and D hall on Thursday December 28. An all star local cast features Lewis Faxton as the niece and Sam Toney as Philander with Lucille Stackhouse Alice Malcolm Frances Felton Genevieve Farr and others. Tickets are 25 and 35 cents, Conwell's drug store sells them.

Ticer’s Club Uncle R. and D. Hall Iris Raymond W. Sargent Lewis Faxton Delores Doyle Sarah Ann Mullen Genevieve Farr Sam Toney Philander Richard Tate Frances Felton Lewis Paxton Lucille Stackhouse Alice Malcolm Simon F. Felton Forrest Miller Philander Fillmore Timothy Haye Hap Silas Sickelmore Happy Valley Lewis Green Conwell Marcus Roberts Dora Hale Py Valley Junction Kenneth Furnish

Christmas School Entertainment at Van Buren Gymnasium

A December 22 Friday 7 30 PM event features a Christmas playlet The Lost Reindeer by Mrs Akers room a sacred drill Shepherds by Mr Boxell room and Bethlehem cantata by Mrs Moser room. Proceeds fund a Victrola for the grades with carols and a strong appeal for patronage. Admission 25 cents adults 15 cents children not in program.

van Buren Akers

Christmas Bay Autour and the holy manger verse

A garbled religious verse fragment recalls Christmas and the infant Jesus, urging readers to hold poverty and want in mind and seek relief from sin. The text attributes the hymn like meditation to Reginald Heder and mentions themes of wealth, poverty, and spiritual consolation.

Liberty Center No Match for Produce Team

Dow Richardson reports Looie Furnish's Produce Co. defeated Liberty Center Independents 35 to 28. Kern led with frequent goals, Thompson fought to keep Liberty Center alive, Losure debuted creditably, and Melling scoring helped the Roosters build a 17 8 lead before halftime.

Liberty Center Glen Losure Losure Melling Hamilton Thompson Mossburg Kern Bond Roosters R. Thompsen C. Thompson Aither Garrett R. Thompson Smith

Boy Scouts Reorganize for 1923 at Methodist Church

The Boy Scouts met at the Methodist church basement under Scout Master Rev. Lutes. Bud Pickenpaugh is Patrol Leader No. 1 with George Richardson as assistant, while Gertler Conwell leads Patrol No. 2 with Charles Lutes as assistant. Keith Howard serves as secretary-treasurer and Ford Peters as color bearer. Enrollment has begun. 1923 certificates cost 50 cents and can be paid to Claude Dillon or Keith Howard.

Boy Scouts Rev. Lutes Methodist Bud Pickenpaugh George Richardson Gertler Conwell Charles Lutes Keith Howard Ford Peters America Claude Dillon State Bank

Cap Found in Pig Pen Offers Reward

W F Williamson recovered a large black perker cap from his pig pen near the corn crib after missing a hog. He presents the cap at the newspaper office and offers a five dollar reward to the owner who identifies it.

W. F. Williamson Williamson

Forimen and Hattons Feet Reported in Conversation

Fragmentary notes describe a discussion about forimen and hattons feet and tools. The readable text hints at an exchange of phrases and a sense of preparation but details are unclear.

Annual Banquet of Van Buren Masonic Lodge Enjoyed

Tuesday evening the Van Buren Masonic Lodge No. 711 held its annual banquet with about 70 members and guests. Montpelier visitors arrived for degree work and a supper at the Methodist church followed by musical entertainment.

Masonic Lodge of van Buren Montpelier Methodist Episcopal Church Margaret Edith DePoy Dorothy Duckwall van Buren Lodge J. O. Campbell Claude J. Dillon James Dillon Mark Shinholt Blue Lodge Church of the Living God The Bible

Box Social A Success At Landess

Loyal Sons and Daughters class of Landess held a Friday box social that turned out well. Miss Geraldine Stout won the prize for most popular young lady and Landess White was named laziest man. The event raised sixty five dollars for the class. John Frazee injured his hand Monday while cranking the Ford truck for the Ideal Bakery and will miss work for a few days.

John Frazee Ideal Bakery

Near East Relief asks Indiana to aid Bible lands orphans

A letter from Near East Relief addressed to Santa Claus thanking Indiana for aid fills local homes. It carries signatures of Governor McCray Treasurer Day and State Relief Chair Jackson. The note pleads for continued support and notes the need for 12 tons of flour daily. Rev E E Lues attended a funeral in North Manchester.

Santa Claus America Santa Santa’s Indiana Thos. C. Day Near East Relief People’s Bank Indianapolis

Ladies Aid Dishes Presented at Methodist Banquet

The Friday event hosted by the Methodist Brotherhood served its second fall season banquet. J H Heeston led the menu, 139 plates were served, waiters included Roy Makemson and Arthur Nye, and the group presented 672 dinner wares to the Ladies Aid. Rev Lutes moderated, Rev H A Davis spoke on Moses, with 139 attendees. The next dinner is set for January 11 for revival workers beginning January 14.

Methodist Brotherhood J. H. Heeston Roy Makemson Everett Lee van Doye Win. Kirkpatrick Earl Bratton Arthur Nye Dr. Richardson Homer H. Scott Dean Paxton Alva Duckwall Ned Conwell Rev. Lutes Brotherhood of the Church Ladies Aid Society Lutes H. A. Davis Warren Moses

Former Residents Promoted at Gipsy Oil Company

Friends of Mr. Charles Dimit and Mr. A L Brammer, former residents of Van Buren, learn of their promotions by the Gipsy Oil Company at Okio. Dimit becomes superintendent of Production for Kansas and Oklahoma, Brammer elected third vice president.

Charles Dimit A. L. Brammer van Buren Gipsy Oil Company Okio Dimit Kansas Oklahoma Brammer

Sheep Convert Weeds Into Wool and Mutton

The report notes no animal approaches the sheep yet they convert abundant weeds and waste into wool and mutton. Food and clothing arise from the neglected grass and weeds found in barn lots fields and roadsides.

Firestone Tire Co reports record year sales and earnings

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co reports fiscal year sales of 64.5 million dollars up 23 percent from the prior year at their Akron annual meeting. Earnings after depreciation and taxes total 7.35 million with a net 16 cent per share increase in common equity as debt falls by about 9 million. Harvy Firestone touts renewed efficiency and strong supplier and dealer networks as the outlook remains optimistic.

Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio Harvey S. Firestone Firestone

Van Buren Township Remonstrance Against Bond Issue

Twenty two residents filed a remonstrance opposing a proposed bond for a road in Van Buren township. They argue the township is heavily indebted and the road is an unnecessary tax burden, urging repairs instead of construction at a lower cost.

van Buren Merle Blinn Resu

Obituary Notice for Justus Kelley in Marion Indiana

Justus Kelley son of Justus and Rebecca Kelley died December 3 1922 at age 63 in Marion Indiana after pneumonia and acute pericarditis. He had lived in Marion about three years and leaves a widow and twelve children including Mrs Sarah Newcomer Mrs Lizzie Leichty of Geneva and Justus Kelley of Bluffton. Funeral by Rev Shawley at Van Buren A B Church and burial in Van Buren cemetery.

Justus Mito Kelley Rebecca Kelley Adams County Indiana Marion Kelley Fidline Sarah Newcomer Lizzie Leichty Geneva John Kelley Daisy Markle Mary Miller Justus Kelley Bluffton Minnie Mason Huntington Ruth Hicks Sweetser Rebecca Stevens Elks Home Samuel Pearl and Lucile Rev. Shawley van Buren A. B. Church van Buren

Lusty Pigs Warn On Breeding Plans

A farming note urges selecting grandparents to breed quality hogs. Using poor sires is seen as shortsighted, producing inferior feeders and plain fat hogs rather than better ket toppers.

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