Watchwords of Love and Liberty in Fraternal Address
Rev E E Lutes speaks on fraternal unity and the Shibboleth of Love as the generation’s watchword. He recalls Grant and Lincoln guiding humane values and urges Odd Fellows, Pythians and others to pledge fidelity to Liberty, Peace, and Charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
South
Richmond
Gen. Garnt
General Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Ejen
Bethlehem
Oliver
Mark H. Cobb
Mint
Philadelphia
State Federation Farmers Backs Marketing Service
The Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations supports the Federated Marketing Service praising its eight months of operation at Indianapolis. The cooperative buying plan with the State Grange and Farmers Grain Dealers aims to pool orders for coal fertilizer seeds and more saving farmers thousands and lowering prices for nonparticipants. The federation urged members to back the venture and continues financial aid. Also advice to stockmen stresses careful hog shipping to reduce losses and prevent overheating amid high freight costs and low hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Federated Marketing Service
Indianapolis
State Grange
Farmers Grain Dealers Associations of
Indiana
Farmers Federation buys four thousand pounds of binder twine
At the Van Buren Township Farmers Federation meeting held Thursday night an order for four thousand pounds of binder twine was placed. The twine is to be purchased from the Farmers Elevator Company but delivered through the Federated Marketing Service of the Federation of Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Township
Farmers Federation
Farmers Elevator Company
Federated Marketing Service
The
Federation of Farmers
A Splendid Orchestra at Van Buren Church
The Sunday program featured Ned Conwell on violin Guy Duckwall on piano Trace Draper on drums J D Gallion bass Walter Creviston on bass viol and Aus tin Corey on cornet. The group impressed listeners and Conwell suggested forming a brass band if older players return and younger ones learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Conwell
Guy Duckwall
Trace Draper
J. D. Gallion
Walter Creviston
Austin Corey
van Buren
News Eagle Appears In Abbreviated Form This Week
On account of Decoration Day and delays the News-Eagle is issued in abbreviated form this week. The staff hopes to return to normal publication soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News- Eagle
Poem Excerpt Reflections on Love and Unity
Fragmentary verse pondering love as a unifying force and the world’s improvement if shared widely. The speaker imagines oil and wine of love nourishing bruised hearts and joining yours and mine to heal humanity.
Children’s Day at Opera House Program
The Central Church of Christ children present a program at the R. and D. hall on Sunday evening June 5 at 7 30 featuring orchestral numbers song schools prayers led by Rev A L Martin and numerous recitations dialogues and musical pieces including solos duets and a pantomime by various students and the offering and benediction by Rev A L Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church OF Christ
R. and D. Hall
A. L. Martin
Evelyn Stepp
Eva Harrell
Jesus
Mary Katherine Akers
William Bricker
Adalene Griffith
Kenneth Gardner
Pauline Pilkington
Alta Strange
Merle Butler
Gerald Penrod
June E. Melling
Kenneth Greene
Estalene Henderson
Billie G
Anna J. Duckwall
Forrest Pearson
J. E. Derbyshire
Garrison
Thelma Lucas
Social Roundup From Milo Area Gatherings
Miss Bernice Cary spent Sunday evening with Miss Ethel Conwell. Mr. and Mrs. Dora Knote and children attended memorial services at Warren Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denton entertained relatives from Logansport Thursday and Friday. Miss Vilna Smith spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Smith attends school at Muncie. Miss Addie Conwell visited Marion Saturday. Mrs. Ida Conwell and daughter with relatives from Huntington spent Sunday afternoon with the Beck family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denton visited Otto Barrow Sunday evening. Lela and Harrold Beck were Warren callers Friday. The Haupthof and Barrow families attended an Odd Fellows entertainment Thursday evening. Several from Milo attended the funeral of Mildred Schoeneler of Warren Tuesday. Elsie Barrow of Van Buren and Mrs. Otto Barrow spent Monday night with the Dents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Cary
Ethel Conwell
Dora Knote
Warren
Henry Denton
Logansport
Vilna Smith
William Smith
Miss Smith
Muncie
Addie Conwell
Ida Conwell
Addie
Joe Allen
Huntington
Adam Beck
Otto Barrow
Lela
Harrold Beck
Fred Haupthof
Thelma Smith
Alonzo Cochran
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Mildred Schoeneler
Elsie Barrow
van Buren
Mrs Bert Harvey Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Bert Harvey who had been in a hospital in Indianapolis for the past month came to the home of her father Mr. John Lefavour Friday evening. She is much improved and steadily gaining strength.
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Bert Harvey
Indianapolis
John Lefavour
Walter Creviston Debuts as Base Viol Player
Walter Creviston reveals a base viol debut as Ned Conwell notes he plays strictly by the book. Analysts compare his method to his basketball craft and suggest one more season would suit Creevy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Creviston
Ned Conwell
Creevy
Local boy valedictorian at Huntington U B College
Herschel Holmes Griffith of Huntington was named class valedictorian at the 25th commencement of Huntington U B College. He received the Bachelor of Arts degree, delivered the valedictory on The Price of Achievement, and served as editor of The Huntingtonian and president of the Philomathean Society. He studied drama and athletics and acted as Horatio in Hamlet before leaving for Toledo to work as a transfer clerk at the union depot.
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C. A. Griffith
Jane
Russell
Maurice
Raymond
Huntington U. B. College
H. J. Decker
D. D
Akron
Ohio
Becker
Palestine
Egypt
Younger
Church Organ
Herschel Holmes Griffith
Griffith
Huntington
O. G. Atwood
The
Christian Conservator
Huntingtonian
Philomathean Literary Society
Horatio
Toledo
Union Depot
Mr. Weinrich
Welch Farm Home Destroyed By Fire
The farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Welsh south of Farrville was destroyed by a fire at about six o'clock Wednesday morning. The cause is unknown. Fire gained headway before discovery and neighbors could not stop the flames. Loss covers nearly all contents and insurance of 800 dollars likely does not cover the household goods.
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Ed Welsh
Farrville
Soda Fountains Cut Prices In Local Drug Store
Ned Conwell and Coan Paxton announce new soda fountain prices at their local drug store. Cream Cones Coca Cola All Phosphates Sodas Sundaes Fruit Sundaes Nut Sundaes Malted Milk priced to include war tax.
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Ned Conwell
Coan Paxton
Capital City Paint Ad Featured by Paxton’s Drug Store
A full page Capital City Paint advertisement from Paxton's Drug Store was reprinted in Good Goods the paint company’s national organ. The News-Eagle also ran the first page notice of the ad. both received complimentary mentions to Mr. Paxton and the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Paint
Paxton’s
Good Goods
The
Paint Company
News-Eagle
Auto and Tractor Repairing Home Visit Service
A local repairman will come to your home to perform auto and tractor repairs with a guarantee of work or no pay. Frank L. White endorses the service and offers reliability claims.
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Frank L. White
Tribute to dead of all wars in Van Buren Memorial Day services
Citizens of Van Buren township held a large Memorial Day tribute at the Methodist Church with a khaki procession from Gas City and Jonesboro. World War veterans led the march, speakers included Rev. A L Martin and Rev. Ernest E Lutes, musical numbers by Lucile Stackhouse and the Howard Brothers, and a cemetery ceremony with taps ending the event.
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Ned Conwell
K. of P
Pythian Sisters
Austin Corey
Gas Cif
Jonesboro
Vce
A. L. Martin
alli@alba
Central Church of Christ
Ernest E. Lutes
van Buren M. E
Martin
Lutes
Lucile Stackhouse
Abbie Doyle
Howard Brothers
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Coan Paxton Promotes Advertising Success in Capital City
Coan Paxton a Capital City paint dealer says advertising pays. He has advertised heavily this year and sold a bill of paint to a Hartford City man. The piece urges other merchants to adopt his approach to advertising for results. It also references a fable-like line about a gnawing Towser and a warning that one meal cannot prevent hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coan Paxton
Capital City
Paxton
Hartford City
Grant County W R C Picnic Honors Civil War Veterans
The Grant County W R C annual picnic in honor of county civil war veterans will be held at Matter's park on Tuesday July 14 which is flag day. A basket dinner will be served at noon. The Landers drum corps will be present. The public is invited.
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Grant County
Matter’s Park
Landers
Movement to Organize a Van Buren Band Progresses
A push began today to form a band for Van Buren with sufficient local talent to operate. Citizens urged participation and urged musicians to gather, tune up, and start rehearsals using old Jews harps.
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van Buren
Milk buyers urged to visit Gallians' Grocery
Local notice directs persons desiring to buy milk to Gallians' Grocery for purchase.
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New World
America
the News-Eagle
E. E. Lutes
M. E
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Masonic Order
St. John’s Day
Sons of American
Mother of Liberty
Hugenot
Odd Fellowship
Jeptha
the Jordan
State Federation Farmers Backs Marketing Service
TWINE
Opera House
Milo News
Hercshel Griffith
U. B. College AT
Coan
W. R C. Picnic
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