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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
8
A widely attended Sunday dinner at the Vern Spahr home near Warren drew guests from Marion Bartlesville and Huntington areas. The weekly W M S meeting at the M E church featured a program based on ABCedary and Bible readings. Guests and celebrants include Opal Van Ness and Wiss Hazel Van Ness as well as numerous local families and clubs.
Mrs. Zell Miller is sick at home south of town. Numerous visitors are listed including Geneveve Farr with Upton Lytle and family, Bertha Barrow with Ray Baker at Toledo, and Mrs. Frank Swartz visiting Converse relatives. Attendees include Dr. Pretlow in Winchester, Epworth League Institute at Wawasee, and families in Marion Otterbein and Muncie.
The Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle hosted a social evening at Mrs. Alva Ducknall's home with Needlework games and music. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments and a later initiation of Roy Makemson and Ray Baker followed by cake ice cream and lemonade for attendees.
Mary Kilander born September 7 1838 in Fairfield County Ohio died Saturday morning at her Warren home aged 73 10 days She married W M Myers January 30 1859 moved to Huntington County Indiana in 1864 later farmed near Warren Nine children survive with 17 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren Funeral July 17 at Otterbein M E Church led by Rev L A Levits burial in Lancaster Cemetery
Mrs Emmett Eubanks suffers a broken ankle from a fall at a Warren home Saturday evening. The injury occurred as she stepped from a basement to a porch. a physician set the fracture and ligaments. She is using crutches, cared for by Mrs Eluria Eubanks, while preparing to join a Lake Webster outing.
Miss Margaret Pence was the weekend guest of her sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Noy Roush and family.
Messrs Henry Harvey Freemont Doyte and Robert Stewart were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Stewart. Mrs Mott and Mrs Sarah Watson returned to Kewane after visiting Dr and Mrs W W Mott and children. Florence LaChance will return from Noblesville. John Stephens visiting family in Marion en route home to Chicago. L G Butler hosted dinner for J W Banter L G Butler Mae Palmer and families.
For sale six dining room chairs two rocking chairs a Hoosier kitchen cabinet and a furniture viewing at W. F. Andersons on East Main Street. Slab wood priced at two dollars per cord with delivery two dollars fifty by Indiana Hardwood Lumber Co. Strictly cash. Western Red Cedar fence posts twenty three cents each by E. E. Burkhart.
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