Local Patron Quietly Supports Trade Balance Effort
A community patron backs efforts to balance trade and boost local commerce through targeted initiatives. Officials praise steady support and practical steps toward broader economic stability.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
2
A community patron backs efforts to balance trade and boost local commerce through targeted initiatives. Officials praise steady support and practical steps toward broader economic stability.
Mr. and Mrs C P Carey of Warren are spending a few days with Mrs D W Buxell. Mrs A J Buller and daughter, who had been visiting relatives there, have left for Rochester. Patriotic stationery offered by News Eagle: 10 sheets and 10 envelopes for 10 cents.
West and east bound train times listed with No 3 at 11 23 am No 4 5 38 pm No 5 10 37 pm and Nos 3 and 4 30 minutes late on Sundays with a low rate Sunday excursion. For information call 7 H J Ikerid agent Chas E Rose AGP Toledo Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Clif Keltner of Dill man along with Emma Mower and Stricklare were guests of Will Beekman. Several couples shared Sunday with Duckwall family and other locals. Earl Shaw from Montpelier visits. Osboro of Marion to speak on Home Missionary work Sunday morning. Winona Haupthof of Marion visits cousins in the area.
The Van Huren Red Cross announces new members since the last issue. New inductees include Mrs. Amanda Booz Mrs. T. P. Dicken Mrs. W. C. Booz Mrs. Thomas Plummer Mrs. Dell Gardner Mrs. Joe Armstrong Miss Mildred Mills Mrs. Marie Draper Miss Genieve Beard Miss Agnes Dillon Mrs. Elheja Paxton Miss Velma Merrel Don Richardson bringing total membership to 63.
Mr Tom Eliopolas of Marion has purchased the Star Theatre and opened it under the management of Mr Harry Roberts. Roberts, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Roberts, brings years of experience and invites patrons who enjoy clean motion pictures. Two serials will begin soon. the deal was arranged through DePoy Real Estate.
The liberty loan was oversubscribed by over a billion dollars. Van Buren State Bank and Farmers Trust Company bought bonds for themselves and their customers totaling 831,500. Grant county overall purchased 1,014,800 in bonds, with Van Buren banks covering the township allotment.
Local notes report a major sale starting Saturday at H A Davis & Co with many residents visiting Van Buren and Bluffton. Included are mentions of Sam Toneys at City Drug, travel to Huntington, Terre Haute and Indianapolis, plus local visits from families and friends.
A Sunday birthday dinner for Mr D T Riggs at his home hosted about sixty relatives including the Manning and Riggs families and others from nearby towns. A separate wedding for Miss Charline Pence and Mr Roy Roush was held that evening with Rev Cook officiating and a two course lunch served by Mrs Pence and aides.
The Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle shares a year’s schedule with monthly gatherings and parties from July 1917 through January 1918. Attendees include Margaret Conwell Lena McDougle Mrs W K Frazier Lulu Johnson Gail Huff Marie Bish and many more. The Embroidery club met at Mrs C R Witmer’s east of town with attendees listed.
At noon today Red Cross committees report a total raised of about 8250 dollars. The figure reflects early fundraising activity across the chapter network and may grow as additional contributions are tallied.
Mr and Mrs Charley Pulling spent Sunday in Van Buren. John Saxon and family of Marion attended the commencement. Lawrence McMillan of Illinois visited grandparents Mr and Mrs B B McMillan. Mrs Bessie Furnish hosted dinner for guests from Roll Marion and Muncie. John Jones moved to John Mathias residence and Joe Linn rented the vacant house. A L Calvin bought the Morin property and plans extensive repairs. Fred Harris, husband of Warren native, was killed in an automobile accident. Wright family received telegram about the death.
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