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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
3
Landessville and Marion residents are noted for health, visits, and small town events. Families like Endsleys, Burks, and Huffs share illnesses recoveries and travel while revival meetings led by Rev. France begin in North Manchester. A peculiar scene ends with Otis Hiddle singing near Stout and Swartz store.
Van Buren town and township educators plan their fifth institute on Saturday January 21 at the high school. The program lists opening exercises and classes on civics Americanism language history and grade sections with instructors including Miss Beachler Mrs Moler Mrs Slater and others.
Mr and Mrs D T Riggs and Mr and Mrs Russell Sine and son spent Sunday with Br and Mrs Alvah Sine of Roll. Several families including Howell and daughters Ruth and Rachel visited friends Bert Green and others. Ada Gilbert and Hope Elwood were seen visiting. Mrs Cruse ill. Marion area callers noted with Elwood and Banter families.
The Milo community hosts a revival led by Pastor Rev. E Allen with evening services this week. Sunday worship begins at 9 30 and is followed by preaching, inviting all to attend. Local families visit and share meals and calls among neighbors throughout the weekend.
A nostalgic notice praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as pleasant and safe for coughs and colds. It claims long use and family esteem, noting it is favored by mothers of young children and contains no opium or harmful drugs. Local item: Miss Zera Butler visited Marion relatives. Mr and Mrs S M Barfell move to Warsaw for future residence. Barfell formerly annoyed by Via Buren Produce Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and children hosted dinner for the Molers and Harold. Numerous visitors shared Sundays across Warren Marion Huntington Greencastle and Fort Wayne with extended family and friends.
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