Pretty June Wedding Ties Sylvia Boxell to Murray Thornburg
A June wedding at the Boxell home united Sylvia Boxell and Murray Thornburg in a ceremony led by Rev. A. B. Dayton. The bride wore pale blue and carried pink rosebuds. Mrs Thornburg is Bluffton high school class of 1921 graduate. The couple will reside in Bluffton with Mr and Mrs C. E. Thornburg of Union City among the guests. The community gathered for other club events including Fidelis class, New Century Club picnic at Matters Park, and Needlegraft Club gatherings with baring birthday surprises and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boxell
Sylvia
Murray Thornburg
Thornburg
Bluffton High School
C. E. Thornburg
Union City
Bluffton
A. B. Dayton
PERSONAL NEWS FROM MARION AND AREA EVENTS
Miss Jocie Cloud leaves Tuesday for a visit with relatives at Bluffton. Mrs. F. L. Johnson spent Monday with Mrs. D. H. Johnson of Warren. Miss Cleo Mathias visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones at Marion Monday. Delbert Green of Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knight Friday. Marion Conroy returned Monday from a business trip to Toledo. Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Floyd Wright shopped in Marion Tuesday. Various locals host, visit, or attend dinners and Sunday gatherings with family and friends across Marion, Warren, Farrville, Banquo, Huntington, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocie Cloud
Bluffton
F. L. Johnson
D. H. Johnson
Warren
Cleo Mathias
Hugh Jones
Marion
Delbert Green
Anderson
Henry Knight
Marion Conroy
Toledo
Wm. Miller
John Imans
Glendora
Eilleen Paxton
Kenneth Doyle
John Wright
Floyd Wright
Sylvester Woods
J. A. Johnson
Nancy Clayton
Wm. Saxon
Genevive Farr
James Farr
Lynn Boyd
Ethel Furnish
Paul Farr
Opal Stepp
L. A. Trester
LaPorte
T. B. Dicken
Velma Lytle
Farrville
Jane Ann Farr
Daisy Toney
Sam
Winona
Visit of Ald and Warren Guests at BePoy Family
Ald of Warren and their party were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. BePoy and family, sharing a cordial afternoon in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Warren
E. H. BePoy
Birth notices for three local families announced
The Stork column reports Catherine Louise birth to Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ernsberger of Indian, with Blanch Beker as mother before marriage. Also announces a 12 pound baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hamilton born Wednesday night, and Betty Jeane born June 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Louise
R. R. Ernsberger
Miss Blanch Beker
Emmett Hamilton
Wm. Butler
Betty Jeane
Local Folks Visit and House Guests Across Several Towns
Don Richardson visited friends at Jonesboro Sunday. Glendora was in Marion Wednesday. Mrs Lou Moler and son Harold spend the week with Mr and Mrs Harry Holloway. Miss Cecil Palmer and Mr Carey Grooms were supper guests of Mrs C L Bockmier. Chester Wiley of Warren visited Ralph Beekman Saturday night and Sunday. Genevieve Farr spent the week with Upton Lytle and family at Farrville. Herman Bollhoefer and son Harold visited Wm Schultz at Hartford City Sunday. J F Blake and son and Dr J F Roberts and son Hubert picnicked near Markle Sunday. N R Conwell and son Gertler were dinner guests of Chas Palmer and daughter. W K Fraizer attended a business meeting at Marion today, and will return to Lake Webster with Mrs Fraizer tonight. Glenn Melling and son Bobby of Summitville were Sunday guests of J L Camblin. June Elizabeth Melling accompanied them home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros Pence
Landersville
Arthur Nye
Mary Sugar
Dorothy Wiley
Ohio
Charles Wiley
Warren
Herbert Dillings
Huntington
Edith Dillings
Ernest Keener
Marion
Eva Cox
Emery Plummer
Mary
Martha Drake
Samuel Saxon
Wm. Plummer
Ida Miller
Harrie Plummer
Thomas Plummer
Floyd Wright
John Wright
Alice Wright
Ollie Mathias
Chloe
John Mathias
Harry Thompson
Bellville
Delores Beekman
Manuel Bailey
Lawrence Eckelbarger
Alva Eckelbarger
Banquo
Floyd Johnson
Alva Duckwall
Lou Moler
Harold
Everett Lee
Von
John Baumgartner
Indianapolis
Turkey Run
The
Shades
Howard
Decatur
Flossie Banter
Farrville
Guy Hays
Joe
Fred Clark
Helen
Larwell
Everett Beck
Hays
Perry Butler
Merle
Donald Huffman
Mt. Zion
Glen Trout
Swayzee
Rufus Ballard
Wm. Butler
Don Richardson
Jonesboro
John Imans
Glendora
Harry Holloway
Cecil Palmer
Carey Grooms
C. L. Bockmier
Chester Wiley
Ralph Beekman
Genevieve Farr
Upton Lytle
Herman Bollhoefer
Wm. Shultz
Hartford City
J. F. Blake
J. F Roberts
Hubert
Markle
N. R. Conwell
Gertler
Chas. Palmer
W. K. Fraizer
Lake Webster
Farizer
Glenn Melling
Bobby
Summittville
J. L. Camblin
Elizabeth Melling
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Sam Lee and Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement. Special thanks for the flowers, the use of automobiles, and for the physician and undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lee
Bray displays cherry bearing trees in campaign stop
Mr. Wm Bray Democratic candidate for township trustee showed short cherry tree branches in the News Eagle office covered with ripe fruit. He said he obtained trees by digging up sprouts in the orchard, challenging the belief that seedlings won’t bear fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bray
News-Eagle
Bray
Suit In Progress In Marion Circuit Court
The case Van Buren State Bank against Charles Atkinson on note proceeds this week in Marion Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren State Bank
Charles Atkinson
Marion
Johnsons and Blakes as Guests of Roberts Family
Mr and Mrs Haskiel Johnson and baby and Mr and Mrs Joe Blake and son were guests of Dr and Mrs J F Roberts and son Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskiel Johnson
Joe Blake
J. F. Roberts and Son
Van Buren Man Worries More About What He Gets
A local remark notes that residents of Van Buren care less about earnings and more about outcomes. The observer suggests the average resident prioritizes value and return over salary amid economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Now That Is Arithmetic Humor From Landessville
A local verse playfully recounts a courtship scene in Landessville. A young man teaches arithmetic to his girl with escalating puns on addition subtraction multiplication and a punchline about long division when a dad intervenes. The piece comes across as light regional humor.
Why Suffer From Rheumatism
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. Rain relief comes from applying Chambberlain s Liniment which aids sleep and rest for sufferers. June to Sell your Cream to Roy Myers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armers Trust
van Burn, Indiana
Boxell
W. F. Williamson
Fidelis
North First Street
Lon Calvin
Burtney Ferguson
Claude Dillon
Kary Ducknall
Trace Draper
Glenn Duckwall
H. A. Davis
Roy Makemson
John
Otto Barrow
Lula Beasley
Mollie Lee
Amelia Dunkin
Lloyd Pilkington
New Century Club
Matters Park
Sundy
S. G. Robinson
Donald Mackenzie
David
John Howard
Ada Griffith
Adalene
Blarry Creviston
Mark
Ralph
Anna Corey
Austin Corey
Nellie Hodson
Mike Conroy
W C. Booz
George Akers
Margaret
Needlegraft Club
Burkett
L. C
C. C. Schweikhart
Breckenridge
Texas
Harry Zoda
Milt Zoda
Nate Cowdray
Henry Eubanks
Grover Mathias
J. F. Postelle
Ed Eddy
Harry Maurer
Waldean Zoda
John Rodman
Mike Broomfield
Clay
Lucille Stackhouse
Harriet Makemson
Mary Nelson
Mary Drake
Sybie Blake
Abbie Doyle
Cleo Sanderman
Delores Doyle
Iris Peckinpeaugh
Ralph Dunkin
Homer Losure
Ross Waggaman
Kenneth Furnish
Kenneth Nelson
Clarence Henderson
Jay Boxell
Samuel Toney
Marcus Roberts
Sulphur Springs
Walter Pattinson
Ernest Arnett
Chicago
Arnett
Chas. Wood
Fairmount
W. C. Harvey
Ruth Arnett
Henry Harvey
Mattie Arnett
Loomis
Stimax
McKee
Upland
Achsah Eadgley
van Buren High School
Rachel Eisenbise
Ruth Bein
Eva Downs
Achsah Endsley
Messrs
Glen Losure
Ernest Boller
Ray Ballard
Foster Campbell
Elmer Endsley
Sam Cloud
Isaiah Cloud
David Cloud
Zoar Sheet and Son
Lew Johnson
Elias Marsh
E. E. Lates
Joyce, Margaret and
Olive Francis
City
Miss Delpher
Doyle & Convoy
STORK
Landessville
Dad
Ind
Roy Myers
R. L. Collings Companies
Builders of Business
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Columbus
News-Eagle Office
Wm.m. Kirkpatrick
Indiana
Lour
USCO
United States
Tire Co
U. S
United States Tires
Rubber Company
PE Aac
Weris Mtoe Brasikes
van Buren Vulcanizing Works
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