Local notes list visits and family events in Marion area
Miss Minnie Hart will spend Sunday here. W L Bockmeier visited in Marion Sunday. Dr J E Derbyshire spent New Year’s with his father at Muncie. Corda Harvey and wife of Marion with Roy Harvey and wife Sunday. Earl Deane returned to Pittsburgh after visiting his mother. William Kirkpatrick was in Landersville and Warren on business. Ed Sanier and daughter Katherine spent Christmas in Bluffton. Eva Farrier returned from Fulton for the holidays. Fred Drake and family returned from Christmas visit to Rochester. Mildrell and Ruth Gordon returned to Marion after visiting schoolmates. Georgia Dicken of Alexandria guest of T B Dicken. Helen Ward of Montpelier returned home after visiting Lenore Vaney. Luther Baker and wife of Landersville are parents of a ten pound boy born Monday. Mrs Thomas Doyle returned from visit to granddaughter Mrs Paul Jones of Jonesboro. Elwood Wright of near Van Buren underwent an operation at Marion hospital. Mollie Hutelinson near Van Buren moved from Marion hospital. Upland and Rolla Sullivan in Marion. Kraceday hardware merchant ee Huff and family. Dr O W Sneite of Upland visited Saxon and wife. William Nelson and family were Christmas guests. Ben Hudson and family. Julius Passmore south of town quarantined. Bert Adams of Pleasant Plain and wife welcomed a fine boy born Sunday. Edward Brown returned home from visit with grandparents J B Riley. Jessie LeFavour and family attended dinner at Will Cox’s home. The W C T U remembered all the soldiers with flowers and gifts. Ned Huff, Van Buren native in Argentine Republic, expected back in March. He is an expert machinist. He notes He M La candies are made to be improved.
He Mi La Molasses Kisses Featured Treat
Mrs Fred Drake and daughter Mary left for Oil City Pa to visit Mrs Drake's sister Mrs S Y Ramage. Mrs C K Muchmore and daughter Lena Margaret returned from Laurel after Christmas with her parents. The Lyric photo play theatre, managed by Mr W F Nawatony, is now open and well patronized by local residents.
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Fred Drake
Mary
Oil City
Mrs. Drake
S. Y. Ramage
C. K. Muchmore
Lena Margaret
Laurel
Lyric Photo Play Theatre
W. F. Nawatony
Duckwalls Visit in Jonesboro and Barbershop Move
Mr. Gay Duckwall visited Jonesboro Sunday with Mrs. Duckwall and Mary Jane Duckwall who had been there since Christmas. Roberts and Struble moved their barber shop across the street from the old location. The room is nicely papered and regarded as one of the citys most attractive little shops.
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Mr. Gay Duckwall
Jonesboro
Mrs. Duckwall
Mary Jane Duckwall
Roberts & Struble
Derbyshire Return From Saratoga Visit
Mrs J E Derbyshire has returned from Saratoga Indiana where she visited her parents J W wens and wife. They accompanied her home and are now guests in the Derbyshire residence. The note about Clyde Nelson moving to Bridgeport Illinois was clarified to refer to Clyde Nelson the grocer, not the journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Derbyshire
Saratoga
Indiana
Derbyshire
Miss Dollie Lee Returns Home From Visit
Miss Dollie Lee, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee Sr. of South First street, returned to her Bridgeport Illinois home Tuesday morning.
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Dollie Lee
Misses Sharp and Shockey Entertained at Butler Home
The Misses Hazel and Maggie Sharp and Miss Bessie Shockey of near Kokomo are being delightfully entertained at the home of their cousin Mrs. Otto Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Maggie Sharp
Bessie Shockey
Kokomo
Otto Butler
Mrs Ed Sunier and Kath erine to Bluffton for throat surgery
Mrs Ed Sunier and her daughter Katherine travel to Bluffton on Thursday to consult a throat specialist who will operate on Katherine for enlarged tonsils.
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Ed Sunier
Katherine
Bluffton
Thel O O F Supper and Holiday Gatherings Reported
The Thel O O F entertained wives and friends at an oyster supper with oyster soup pickles pie cake and coffee. Miss Gildersleeve returned to Portland with Miss Joan Landers after a Christmas party while the Rebekah lodge held an informal social and lunch. Parcels post deliveries begin early under the new law prompting farmer interest. John Williams family hosted a turkey roast with relatives from Marion and local households. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lander hosted a Christmas dinner for children and grandchildren including Oren Beeler Herbert Lander William Lander Henrietta Myers and Leo Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thel. O. O. F
Gildersleeve
W. J. Gildersleeve
Portland
Joan Landers
Johnnie William
John Williams
Agnes
Marion
Claud Williams
Allen Culbertson
Thomas Lander
Messrs
and Mesdames Oren Beeler
Herbert Lander
William Lander
Harold
Henrietta, Myers of
Swayzee
Leo
Mathias and Lo Married in Michigan License Event
Grover Mathias and Miss Etta Lo traveled Tuesday to Michigan to obtain a marriage license and returned united as husband and wife. The groom is the son of John Mathias and described as a man of sterling qualities, while the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Losure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Mathias
Etta Losure
Michigan
John Mathias
Frank Losure
Park stroll ends with unbrella miscue and walking-stick
A mother questions Lizzie about her whereabouts and company. The daughter replies she walked in the park alone and explains she returned with a walking-stick bought at Boxell's store instead of an umbrella. The exchange hints at a simple purchasing error rather than a missing item.
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Howly Oul
Boxell’s
Doyle Becomes Rauch's Temporary Secretary in Washington
Albert N. Doyle examiner with the state board of accounts has taken a three month leave and assumed the role of secretary to Congressman George W. Rauch. They will be in Washington until Congress adjourns on March 4. Doyle is son of William Doyle of Van Buren and is a popular county figure with strong abilities. The appointment is temporary for three months before returning to the state bureau of accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N. Doyle
State Board of Accounts
State Bureau
George W. Rauch
Washington
Congress
Mr. Doyle
William Doyle
van Buren
Rauch
State Bureau of Accounts
Third number of high school lecture course is Monday
The third lecture in the high school course will be given Monday evening January 6. Mr A Radcliffe Bell will represent the bureau and the event will be held in either the Assembly room at the high school or in the R and D Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Radcliffe Bell
Bureau
High School
R. and D. Hall
Miss Maude Stout Returns Home From Bluffton Visit
Miss Maude Stout of Bluffton, long hosted by Mrs. Ed. Sunier, has returned to her home after visiting.
Best Vacuum Carpet Cleaner Advertised at News-Eagle
George Swisher of Marion surveyed more land for the cemetery south of Van Buren last week. The cemetery is praised as one of the state’s most beautiful and well kept burial grounds. Mrs. L A Levits is sick. William Lee, of Ohio Oil, is improving after a medical illness. Glen Bradford of Beechwood Academy visits Mrs. Louise Kilander.
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George Swisher
Marion
van Buren
Glen Bradford
Beechwood Academy
Louise Kilander
Harman Qoal company to build coal sheds near railroad
The Harman Qoal company organized recently hires carpenters to construct coal sheds on ground north of the railroad. James Dillon serves as manager for the company and coal will be ready for consumers soon.
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Harman Qoal Company
James Dillon
Watch Meeting at M Church Brings Song and Prayer
A watch meeting at the M Church Tuesday evening featured extensive singing, prayer, and the Lord's sacrament, marking a solemn worship service for attendees.
Lost muff on B and E car near Van Buren
A large black astrachan muff was left on a traction car seat leaving Van Buren at 4 22 Wednesday evening. Finder may return it to News Eagle office and claim a reward.
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B & E Traction
van Buren
News Eagle
Stevesons Welcome Baby Boy From East Maine Street
Mr and Mrs Steveson of East Maine street announce the birth of a baby boy born Sunday night in a joyful family addition.
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Mrs. Steveson
East Maine Street
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Minnie Hart
W. L. Bockmeier
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Corda Harvey
Roy Harvey
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Earl Deane
Pittsburg
William Kirkpatrick
Landersville
Warren
Ed Sanier
Eva Farrier
Fulton
Rochester
Mildrell
Ruth Gordon
Georgia Dicken
Alexandria
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Helen Ward of
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Lenore Vaney
Luther Baker
Thomas Doyle
Paul Jones
Elwood Wright
Marion Hospal
Mollie Hutelainson
Marion Hospital
Ua Wedn
John Upland
Ullivan
Rdware
Kraceday
Ee Huff and Family
Odd Fellows
O. W. Sneite
Upland
William Nelson
Ben Hudson
Julius Passmore
Bert Adams
Pleasant Plain
Edward Brown
Mrs. J. &. Riley
Jessie LeFavour
Will Cox
Ned Huff
Argentine Republic
Thepencer- Tribune
Clyfle Nelson
Bridgeport
Clyde Nelson
Ginéss
Atl Jractive
Colors
Hite
Tel Mills
Mra
Gilelera
Ethel
Rebekah Lodge
10. C. F. Hall
THE
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Marion, Ind
Glass Brock
Ind
Crawford
News-Eagle
William Lee
Ohio Oil Company
Marion, Indiana
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