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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
A collage of ads includes ornamentals selling at five dollars weekly prompts, a marriage solicitation for single men and women, and a land dispute notice. The county court in Grant Indiana issues a legal summons requiring defendants to appear by September 1, 1919, or risk a default judgment.
State of Indiana Grant County Superior Court Vacation No 5521 Ruth Sheron vs George Sheron Complaint for Divorce filed June 7 1919. Defendant Georgie Sheron not a resident of Indiana notified to appear by October 13 1919 or demur. Clerk H A Connelly seal.
Notice to non residents for Ora E. Anderson v Barbara Mills et al filed June 19 1919 in Grant County Circuit Court No 18220 a complaint to quiet title naming multiple Mills spouses and heirs all said to be nonresidents of Indiana the affidavit lists unknown or missing spouse and heirs and the case proceeds in April Term 1919.
Mary C. Shimp files a complaint against Barbara Mills and related parties over land in Grant County Indiana. The case concerns Lot 15 in Grice's Addition to Van Buren and a described parcel of 1.45 acres. Court proceeding set for September 1, 1919 at Marion.
No reports of army worms in this township have been received.
Marion area society items highlight Mrs Cean Paxton and Mrs Burtney Ferguson hosting an afternoon in honor of Mrs Austin Ferguson a recent bride at East Main street. The piece lists guests and local social happenings including weddings of Lucretia Beatrice Bechtel to Walter Cree and Celia Robinson to Arthur Wolf with residence plans and community ties.
Van Buren stores will close at 4 pm today to allow shoppers to attend the Van Buren township parade in Marion. The parade is set to depart around 5 pm or shortly after.
Heavy rain in the past week keeps farmers out of fields delaying corn plowing and fieldwork in several localities, leaving crops and schedules unsettled.
A 220 pound hog described as slim rather than fat is missing. Return it to Howeard and Williamson for a reward.
Local ad notes phonograph records priced at 75 cents each available at Pax ton's Drug Store.
In a lighthearted exchange, villagers recall a tin wedding marking ten years of marriage. The jovial moment captures local humor as couples toast lasting vows, sharing memories and plans for future gatherings.
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