Van Buren Drug Store Stays Open under Conwell
Dr. J W Conwell announces he will not sell his Van Buren drug store. He will remain in business with personal, undivided attention and operate as J W Conwell and Co. under his supervision.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
Dr. J W Conwell announces he will not sell his Van Buren drug store. He will remain in business with personal, undivided attention and operate as J W Conwell and Co. under his supervision.
About 100 young chickens will be available for Friday and Saturday Market. Orders can be placed with Nelson and Nelson.
Ice cream of all flavors available at City Drug Store. Mr and Mrs Claud Carmer and child return from Ohio visit. Miss Helen Cubler and Agnes Struble visit Marion hospital. Brown Laundry claims there are no dissatisfied customers. Eugen e DePoy noted as agent. An error in M EK church next Sunday's announcements. class meeting will replace preaching at 10 30. Mrs Steinhoff recovers well from operation. illness lasted twelve weeks.
The Taylor University Male Quartet will present an entertainment on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the group as they study. The advertisement promises a splendid show from one of the best quartets on the road. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bollhoefer hosted a country home gathering Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wa. Korporal and other Bollhoefer family members.
Farmers harvest oats while visitors from Illinois and Marion greet residents. The Mile W. C. T. U. marked its third anniversary at David Barrow’s home with a program of music readings and duets, followed by a large refreshment spread of thirty five cakes and seventeen gallons of ice cream.
Local notices describe visits by Harlen family and Stella Bollhoefer, plus church activities at Oterbine and St Joe. An August 6 ice cream social benefits St Joe church and preaching by a traveling evangelist is planned July 27 at Pleasant Plain. Improvements on St Joe church progress. Booster Week urged for Van Buren commerce.
No 15813. State of Indiana Grant County ss Circuit Court of Grant County September.
Ver Doyie Merle Whitecotton Weylie McDougle and Eugene De Poy join Marion Scouts for a week long camp. About twenty Marion Scouts hike five miles north to the Matter farm carrying provisions. County Scout Master John Wharton organizes reading material and games while fishing and swimming provide entertainment.
For sale a team of horses harness wagon and gravel bed. Listed by Rosa E Wright located one half mile north of Farrville. Contact details not provided.
The M. E. Sunday School held a picnic in Studabaker grove two miles northeast of Van Buren. A large crowd enjoyed a morning program, then a homey dinner. Rain interrupted the games, but attendees praised the day and thanked Mr and Mrs Frank Studabaker for the grove use.
Mrs Hazel McMichael of Van Buren student at the Muncie Norman Institute scored 100 percent in history 95 percent in Latin and 95 percent in history of education and sociology at a recent examination
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