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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
8
The Children's Day program at the Methodist Church featured "Mother Nature's Festival" with costumes and strong singing. Miss Bonnie Henderson, back from a west tour, performed intricate harp selections to heartfelt applause, joining an informal piano duet by James.
Next Sunday the M E Church plans a morning service featuring the American White Cross. The event promotes the Protestant movement and support for Christian hospitals. Pastor Ernest E. Lutes invites Masons Odd Fellows K of P Ku Kluxers and the public to attend.
The Camblin family expresses gratitude to Mr Shawley Rev Campbell singers neighbors and friends for kindness help and floral offerings during the illness and death of their beloved wife and mother Also thanks for the use of machines. Signatures include D B Camblin Everett Doyle Corda Harvey Ellsworth Camblin Virgil Camblin and Margaret Camblin.
The funeral for Mrs. D. B. Camblin at Farrville drew a large out of town attendance. Relatives came from Oklahoma Kansas Indiana Illinois and Indiana towns to pay their respects including D. B. Camblin, Margaret Camblin, Corda Harvey and children Mildred Kenneth, Virgil Camblin, Ellsworth Camblin, Arthur Beard, Carl Needler, Chas James, Walter Irvin and Lela, Alta Hawkins and Martha, Elmer Drake and children, Everett Doyle and Geo Lemon, Fannie Russell, Sallie Harris, Floy Scott, Zoe Geyer, Maude Bales, C H Townsend family, John Frame, Clinton McKee, Chas Wilmore, Ella Smith, Mabel Lyons, Enoch Burgoon, Albert Davis, Sam Davis, Alice Dillman, Della Sills and Sadie, and William McKee among others.
Grant County Threshermen's Association met in the circuit court room and discussed threshing prices for this year but did not publish an official stance. Last year prices were 3.5 cents for oats 7 cents for wheat and 9 cents for rye. Members note changing customs as threshers bring meals and household cooks decline in recent practice.
Ernest Boller visited Guy Ballard Sunday. Mrs. Zada Banter resumed duties at Van Buren State Bank after illness. Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle will meet next Tuesday at Mrs. Floyd Johnson home with three hostesses. Several families visited others across Warren and nearby towns. camping on Salomonie River. multiple dinners and outings noted.
Mr and Mrs Leon Eubank and daughter Martha and Mr and Mrs Spencer Losure with children enjoyed an outing and picnic dinner along the Salamania river on the Fourth. Mr and Mrs H C Greviston entertained at six o clock dinner July Fourth with Miss Doris May Pulley and her mother Mrs Anna Brown of New York City visiting. Mr and Mrs Earl Bratton and daughters hosted dinner Sunday for Mr Wert Ruble of Ft Wayne. Mr and Mrs Frank Bratton and Mr and Mrs Charles Sullivan attended. Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson and sons Charles and Walter of Hartford City were supper guests Saturday of Mr and Mrs E E Lee and son Von and joined Sunday at the William Lee home.
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