McDougle for Cabbage Plants
An advertisement notes McDougle promoting cabbage plants and urges readers to buy wallpaper at Gildersleeve's.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement notes McDougle promoting cabbage plants and urges readers to buy wallpaper at Gildersleeve's.
Mrs. Sarah Elliott moves from Sapulpa Oklahoma where she spent the winter to Tulsa for a visit and plans to travel to Kansas before returning home.
Boxells advertises 100 pairs of dress and work pants available at wholesale prices. The listing emphasizes value for customers seeking bulk apparel at a discount.
For sale two story frame house with barn and well on a lot 466 by 132 feet. Includes some fruit trees. Priced reasonable. Apply J. K. Griffith, Van Buren, Ind.
Melissa and Barry Welsh spent Saturday evening with Dana Leverich, sharing time at an informal gathering. Dana Leverich hosted the event, with the trio enjoying conversations and casual activities.
Mr and Mrs v W Thompson with daughters Nellie and Ruth and Miss Nellie Hodson traveled to Roanoke and Fort Wayne on Sunday to visit M R Thompson and wife.
Vivian Boxell Tillian Howard Geraldine Miller Forrest Higgins Paul and Frederick Howard visit Idab Woodard on Sunday evening in Summitville with Willie McDougle present.
Charles E. Graft spends time with his grandmother Mrs. Kate Sanderman during a family visit noting the close ties within the household.
Market observers warn that Boxell's profits have fallen as consumer demand falters. Retailers urge cautious spending with a promotional push suggesting timing for purchases.
Jack Lugar of near Marion is described as spending Sundays with his sister Mrs John Leverich, highlighting family visits in the local area.
Mrs. Jasper Storts and her daughter are spending the week visiting the John Leverich family.
Mrs Johto Leverich and her daughter Dana along with Marie Shultz were seen in Marion on Tuesday afternoon.
Clarence H. and Ralph Sanderman visited their grandmother Mrs. Kate Sanderman last week, sharing time and family news.
Miss Idah Woodard hosted Miss Georgina Eshelman and Miss Geral dine Miller for a Sunday dinner session.
You can buy what you want at Boxell's at wholesale prices and avoid going naked. Wear clothes and save.
Advert says a four room house on East Walnut Street is for sale or rent. The listing notes a well and cellar and lists Mrs Eva Daughtrey at 507 North Boots Street in Marion Indiana. Orvis Breedlove reported Saturday evening that their business today exceeds last Saturday despite bad weather, and it pays to advertise.
A cheerful group hiked into the woods Monday afternoon. Around five o'clock the party spread a noon meal for Vivian Boxell Idah Woodard Lillian Howard Geraldine Miller Forrest Higgins Willie McDougle Paul and Frederick Hoererd of Summittville.
Shoppers rush Boxell's as items vanish quickly with discounts on white goods and other merchandise. The brisk demand boosts early purchase incentive while profits seem pressured by rapid turnover.
Mr and Mrs G R Riggs and son Fred traveled to Keystone for a reunion of the Riggs family. Attending were Mr and Mrs Von Carns and their baby of Dillman and Mr and Mrs E E Johnson and their baby of Hartford City.
Boxell sale offers wholesale cash pricing and early purchasing urged. Local social notes mention Rev. E O Brown at North Grove for a U B institute. Daily visits include Boxell shoppers, Jonesboro travelers, and several family gatherings.
Harry Green, proprietor of the Sanitary Market, reports a very successful opening of his new store at Warren. The Junior Endeavor Society of the CU.B. Church will hold a special program next Sunday afternoon and invites the public.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Endsley and sons Guy and Noah, with Mrs Endsley, traveled to Huntington to visit Mr and Mrs Tim Priddy. Rev M S Marble district superintendent preached at the Methodist church Sunday night and led communion with the pastor. Farmers report poor corn emergence from cold weather and yellow crops where growth did occur.
Converse announces activities for Independence Day including a ball game, horse races, a balloon ascension, and a band concert. Since the Fourth falls on Sunday, the celebration will be held on Monday the fifth.
The boys and girls are cutting Corey and Pilkington's ads from the News-Eagle. Old Tige is noted as a popular dog. Save the ad clipping for a child since someone will win a $5 gold piece.
The 51st state convention of the Indiana State Sunday School Association will be held in Logansport from June 15 to 17, 1915. A splendid program has been prepared and Logansport promises a Floosier welcome to all.
Mrs J Merrell and children hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs Marvie Overholtz Mrs Mell Black and son Misses Zenia Butler Vedith Michaud Crea Holdren and Messrs Earl Zent Jack McAttee of Marion Perry Beasley of Warren Oscar Pollum and Burr Lee.
Wm Bray showed a day old Plymouth Rock chick at the News Eagle office on Saturday. The bird had four legs with two extra limbs growing close together under its body. It appeared wably on its walkers but was otherwise frisky and healthy.
W Landess and family relocate to Marion on West Fifth street. Bert Harvey moves into the Landess home on North First street. F M Renbarger and family will shift to the Harvey property, and M J Forman and family will move to Renbarger’s former home.
Casey O'Donnell and his wife spent Monday with relatives at Kokoma. Lewis and Julia Furnish are spending the week at Matthews with friends.
The County Board of Charities visited all the county jails on Monday. Mrs. Joe Mathias spent Monday with her daughter Mrs Harve Endsley at Landers. The Loyalty class of the Christian church plans an ice cream social Friday evening on the Landess school house lawn.
Mrs Laura Weaver of Huntington with her children Wilbur and Bernice visited Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs S D Weesner. Mrs Florence Puckett and her son of Kokomo, Mrs Julian Smith and Mrs James Sullivan are guests of Mrs Lena McDougle this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Weikel and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lee with Charley Hatcher visited the home of Mrs. M D Lee at Landess Sunday afternoon for a social gathering.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. LaMoraine Bradford and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hartley on Friday in Land ens. The families celebrate the arrivals as they welcome two new members to their households.
An advertisement states plainly that readers should read every line of the home paper article on the other page. It emphasizes reader attention and persistence in engaging with the publication.
Mrs C A Weller will enter Marion hospital Friday and have an operation for cancer on Saturday morning. Mr Weller was at the hospital Wednesday completing arrangements.
The Van Buren Creamery is busy with production and shipping. Messrs Conrad and Creath helped establish the slogan You can do better in Van Buren, aiming to boost local business and pride.
The Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias lodges will hold a joint memorial service at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Rev. J C Campbell will deliver the address and special music will be performed.
Mrs A P Romey and her son passed through Bluffton yesterday on their way to Van Buren from Muncie where they visited Mrs Romey’s sister Mrs Fred Heller who has been ill.
Invitations for the township commencement at the Opera House on Saturday June 12 have been issued by the News-Eagle press. Trustee Witmer is overseeing preparations to ensure a successful event and program.
Mrs D. W. Boxell Mrs. Johnson Boxell and Mrs. Newt Thompson were initiated into the Pythian Sisters lodge Monday sight. Mrs. Julian Smith a past Grand Chief was present to help with the work. Lunch was served by Mrs. J. M. Toney Mrs. Roy Makemson and Miss Hester Dimit.
Mr. C A Weller says berries will not be ready before next week because of cold wet weather. With Mrs Weller in Marion hospital he faces a trying situation, and readers are asked to show him consideration.
Miss Hester Deane spent twenty one months proving upon a quarter section in South Dakota. She found the climate grand and the country excellent for stock raising and agriculture. She has exhibited unusual pluck for a woman and now owns 160 acres of good land.
A promotional note highlights wholesale prices on Sox ties collars gloves and shirts at Boxells shop for value minded shoppers seeking apparel essentials at low cost.
The marriage of Homer L. Morrison to Aimee Linville of Marion occurred at Zigan in the Philippine Islands on April 26. The bride traveled 10,000 miles to wed. The groom is son of John Morrison, formerly of the nearby farm now owned by John Anderson south of town.
Mrs Rose Waggaman Mrs Norma Doyle and Mrs Ruth Mills entertained the Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle at Mrs Dillmans home Wednesday evening. The gathering featured crocheting embroidery and music by Mrs Dillman Luncheon was served to a long list of attendees including Mes James Myers Arcie Daugherty Anna Corey Emma Plummer Mary Lytle Edna Lander Fannie Boxell Florence Puckett Kokomo Lena McDougle Rose Doyle Blanch Beeler Eva Fraizer Lillian Pilkington Mildred Mills Dora Waggaman Vera Boxell Abbie and Bernice Doyle Mr George Doyle Fred Dillman and Ross Waggaman.
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