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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1923
Page
7
Bartlesville, Oklahoma guests are hosted by the Witmers and others as families host dinners and afternoon calls. Attendees include numerous local residents from Marion and Dillman, Oklahoma City, Warren, Landessville, and Chicago. A Needlecraft Club meeting and a H. H. H. Club social are noted with shared meals and games.
Mrs. Frank Swartz and children visit relatives in Peru while Edna Masada visits near Indianapolis. Numerous locals travel to Kokomo Logansport Flint and Marion for health or work. A few recoveries and outings mark a week of family visits and arrivals across Indiana and beyond.
Secretary of State Ed Jackson certifies that Indiana Hardwood Lumber Company filed the required consents and papers under the 1921 act and is now in process of dissolution as of July 12, 1923 in Indianapolis. The document notes the company and officers complied with Section 24 of the act.
Local residents share visits and travels with relatives in Huntington Detroit Roll and Marion. Families attend a Marion chautauqua and a Kentucky military camp while others visit Brimley Michigan and Minnesota. A toddler suffered facial scalding from hot water but is improving.
Many people from surrounding counties consult Dr. O S Crawford in the Marion National Bank Building Marion Ind. He specializes in eye care and glasses fitting with grinding machinery on site. His work includes children's vision and improving student grades.
Grandma Ferguson, an aged pioneer of the township, is seriously ill at her son Henry Ferguson’s home southeast of town after last Monday night’s stroke. She revived after a period of danger and regained consciousness able to talk with the family, according to this morning’s report.
Mr and Mrs Homer A Brown of Landers announce the birth of a baby girl named Evelyn Eileen on Monday July 28 with a weight of 7 pounds 3 ounces.
Information sought to convict those who take parts from cars in the town garage. Mr. Howard Byall is ill at home southeast of town, with his father in law Mr. Frank Leas helping on the farm. Mrs. Dillie Byall and her three daughters assist with housework and canning.
Another gas station is installed in Van Buren in front of the Van Buren Vulcanizing Works on West Main street. The Red Fox oil company installs a modern tank, bringing the city to five stations operated by four firms.
Advertises bags and barrels for sale at the Ideal Bakery. Details unreadable in OCR fragment.
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