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Newspaper

Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

2

Local social notes parade with many visits and moves

Mr and Mrs J E Riley spent the weekend at Elwood with relatives. Marion people attended events at the Marion Golf Club and Lake Webster visits. Several families moved to new homes on West Main and Sec onds. Travel includes Port Huron Detroit and Sarnia Canada. Continuous social activity with reflections on a recent editor's trip and family updates.

J. E. Riley Elwood Mr. Riley T. C. Pike Marion Golf Club Louie Haines Alexandria Mary Newton Arthur Osborn Marion Webster Lake Henry Hardin Dexter Dexter, Mich Geo. Lee Frank Leas Judson West Main Street Elwood Harvey Anna Harvey Near Wabash John Sparks John Duckwall Geo. Leverich Lucile Stackhouse Harriett Makems W. W. Mott Johnson Boxell C. R. Witmer T. B. Dicken J. M. Wallace Port Huron Michigan B. W Hardy R. A. Hart Toledo Detroit Fort Wayne Sarnia Canada

Warren town notes and Jacksonville area social items

Read like a community column, the reeord lists visitors and visits across Warren and nearby towns. It notes Mrs Gen Lee and Raymond at Eaton, Walter Higgins with relatives near Warren, Blanche Foreman Miller from Marion, Raymond and Eunice Lee with Simon Powell at Delphis, and many more family and social connections. It also includes town promotion opinions on attracting industry and notes on local events, lectures, and church activities.

Iide Shrock Warren Nelson & DePoy Gen. Lee Raymond Eaton Walter Higgins Blanche Foreman Miller Marion Eunice Lee Simon Powell Delphis L. E. Fankboner Mary Leas Jasper Camblin Faye Grace James L. Shutt Huntington George Melling William Culbertson John Barnes Mike Campbell Bellhoefer Wm. Melling June Elizabeth J. D. Jones Terrence Minnie Lou Moler Jesse Farr M. L. Bockmier Pittsburg Allegheny New York Arley Arnett Bobby Fairmount A. J. Bond S. G. Robinson Mary Ducknall Lake Webster Horace Mercer Oklahoma W. H. Crum W. F. Jordan Ed Scott Argos Lydia Allen Sid Dillman Dillman Alvah Bogue Cleveland Ohio Guy Dushwall Bob Pilkington Henry Losure Landers Huff Fred . Sanderman Mary Sanderman Herald Plummer Somerset Earlham Butler Colleges Harry Compton Dublin E. L. Day Opie Read Opie Mary Jane Billy G Anna Josephine Ducknall Matter Park Jessie Gift Alva Bogue Joseph Marsh Chicago Berneice Marsh Silver Lake Frank Mathias Barletsville Okla A. L. Woodward Mathias Harold Elmer Brown W. A. Moler L. E W. E. James W. H.crum Earl ‘Crum Guy Hart Edith Mabel James Hanging Rock Lagro

Obituary for Simoh V Shimp and related family notices

Simoh V. Shimp born May 23 1849 in Berey county W V died July 8 1920 at age 71 1 15. He moved to Van Buren at 24 and married Mary C. Long on April 27 1879. They had one daughter Mrs Amelia Dunkin. He leaves wife daughter two grandsons a sister in Topeka and two brothers in Wendall Idaho. Interment Lancaster cemetery. Priscilla Nelson born January 11 1834 in Ohio married James Glover in 1855 with ten children seven daughters and three sons five of whom live nearby. She moved to the county in 1846 and joined the Methodist church at age 12. She died July 10 at 6 am. She leaves five nearby children, one brother, seven grandchildren, several great and great great grandchildren, and many friends. Her verse notes her departure to heaven.

Harry Holloway Marion Lou Moler W. K. Frazier Lake Webster Eileen Paxton Indianapolis J. R. Paxton Josephine Robinson Dilphas Ohio Leon Eubanks Wm. Eubanks Ed Boller Charles Boller Lake Barbee N. E. Duckwall Dorothy Lucile St. Joe Michigan Derbyshire Oscar Leeth Ft. Wayne Santa Gladys Babcock Grand Rapids Oren Harvey Sapulpa Okla Henry Harvey Mattie Arnet Loomis Oklahoma Ida Kribbs Lavalle Kribbs Dillman Lavelle Lucile Kribbs Merlet Butler Glenn Scott Matilda Huff Margaret Conwell Second Plum Street S. V. Shimp Amelia Dunkin Raymond Dunkin Warren Richard Ancil Witmer O. G. Willey Mott Kenana Sarah Watson Chicago W. W. Mott John Wright Roy Boller Kentucky F. Boller Sarah Elliott Claypool Ind J. “G. Waggaman H. A. Cochran Hudson Oil Co Simoh V Jacob Rebecca Shimp Berey County W. Vs van Buren Mary C. Long Topeka Kas Wendall Idaho U. B. Church W. A. Oler T. V Priscilla Nelson Noah Millie Nelson James Glover Emma Smith Mary Buchanan Wisconsin Mary Dollar Nebraska Kate Drennen Blackford Malinda Johnson Landers Bud Isaac Glover Methodist Church

Parrot Swearing Sparks Lesson on Land Deal

A quip about eighty acres at a rate of 150 dollars per acre appears in a column where a child Willie answers his mother. The remark references Ney son and DePoy in a cottage scene.

Neyson &DePoy

Coining a Fresh Name for Politics and Graft

A remark on politics noting that discussions trigger thoughts of corruption and broken promises and suggesting the need for a new label to describe the phenomenon.

Believers Rally for Free Voting Rights and Shared Views

A statement champions the right to vote one's own sentiments while urging alignment with preferred views for soundness. It asserts respect for individual opinion alongside a call for consensus on key issues.

Price for newsprint climbs with no end in sight

The note plays on escalating costs in the newspaper trade, joking that rising print material prices could force printing on twenty dollar bills or large boards. It reflects the era's concern with economic pressures on publishing.

Kidney Health Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief

An old advertisement extols a cheap uric acid cleansing remedy. It warns kidney strain causes bladder weakness and general health decline. The copy urges daily intake of two ounces of Salts beverage to flush kidneys and prevent discomfort.

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