28 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
1
The speaker warns against reckless front running and urges steadiness. He likens success to gripping the tail rather than chasing the forelock or horns, arguing persistence beats risky grabs and that one should hold on and do as much as they deserve.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Sermon by the Pastor at 10 30 Tepworth League at 6 45 Sermon by the Pastor at 7 45 Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs W K Frazier hosted a Tuesday evening progressive Euchre party at their country home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chas Ward of Montpelier Dr and Mrs Dale Prof and Mrs Boucher and many others from Marion Van Buren and local towns. The house featured cut flowers and a two course luncheon with carnation favors.
Miss Beatrice Tucker was in town Wednesday having her finger dressed by Dr. Richardson.
Mr and Mrs Chester Woodard and daughter visited Mr and Mrs A L Woodard Sunday in a brief social item noting family ties and community-friendly activity.
A local notice touts big reels offered at five cents during a promotional event at the T float this week. Details on time and location are limited in the fragments.
The News-Eagle responds to strong reader criticism about last week's issue. The editors admit the paper fell short due to a difficult transition after acquiring the plant and ask for patience while improving typesetting and operations.
A speaker argues tobacco use harms public health and farming efficiency. He claims farmers are consumed by tobacco, with stained teeth and clothes, and impaired speech. He asserts excessive tobacco dulls perception and reduces mental and physical performance.
Mr. and Mrs. O R Duckworth toured the Korporal farm Tuesday evening. Mrs Korporal invited them to pick fresh berries from the garden and the party enjoyed raspberries strawberries peas lettuce currants and rich milk. They departed with roses and flowers and expressed hope to visit again soon.
A call for town unity and cooperation among business people property owners and farmers to boost prosperity. Emphasizes shared interests neighborly impact of success and warns against knocking competitors urging a square deal for all customers and rivals.
A dramatic meditation argues life is a constant battle where only the steadfast endure. The speaker claims humans and nature fight for supremacy, noting religion preaches peace yet history shows ongoing conflict and that courage defines those who leave footprints on time.
Court house officials and families plus friends held an annual picnic at Gold Thwaite's Park on Wednesday afternoon. About 150 attended including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake and family, Dr. and Mrs. Richardson and family, Mrs. Mc Dougle and son Win, and Mrs. W. Ik. Frazier. All report a fine time.
Do not confuse stubbornness with strength of will. True power means steady self control and timely action. Boasting about never letting others push you around often signals a busybody mindset rather than personal focus.
The piece argues readers often complain about articles that do not suit them personally, likening newspapers to hotels where one ignores irrelevant items and focuses on what suits them, noting such unfavored readers are thinning out over time.
A guidance note urging contributors to include their name on all submissions. It warns editors often ignore anonymous items and laments wastebasket discard due to missing author identification.
Edith, merry and carefree, hosts a stern young parson who declares his mission to save young men. She cheekily asks for a assigned mission for herself and receives a snappy comeback about saving one for her.
Rev L A Levits united Harry Leroy Lytle and Leone Boxell in marriage at the bride’s father home in Van Buren on Wednesday evening. Lytle, son of William A Lytle, will reside with his mother at his recent purchase on Second Street. The ceremony followed by a sumptuous supper was attended by Francis and Boxell, William Lee seniors, Mary Lytle, R C Brows, Clinton Boxell and Rev L A Levits.
Citizens urge organizing a band in Van Buren to train local talent. They claim a band could attract people from surrounding towns, be entertaining and profitable, and attract merchant and citizen support with nominal expense.
The editor and wife express gratitude to Mrs. O. R. Duckworth for fine gooseberries and currants from William Korporal farm. They say they may visit the Korporal farm soon for a drink of water and possibly more substantial offerings, and request a return call.
Van Buren representatives attended the Epworth League convention in Warren on Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates include Misses Maud and Helen Howard Martha Beasley Velma and Myrtle Levits Laura Toney Hester Dimit E B Scott and Mrs Lucy Hodgson Mrs Aliné Duel and Rev L A Levits. They report an excellent program and a large attendance.
A critic belittling a small paper reveals little or no wealth spent to improve it. The author argues the local newspaper benefits the town and holds more value than a delinquent tax list, stressing public service over status.
John Corey asserts Gen. Lew Wallace authored Uncle Tom's Cabin and also fought at Bull Run, arguing history repeats itself.
The Century Club held a Friday picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Creviston’s country home. Forty five members attended and enjoyed an elegant supper and a good time.
Parish Addison Cyril A Parish of Howe Indiana marries Ethel L Oliver of Wells county Indiana at the home of Homer Oliver Rev EE Anderson officiates They plan to settle in LaGrange County on a fine farm and will stay nearby for a few days The News-Eagle extends best wishes for a prosperous life together.
Two men aged eighty and ninety in a Washington area institution quarreled and fought. The eighty year old won the bout and boasted afterward that he could have defeated the other even at a hundred.
Maud Gildersleeve of Jackson Michigan is due here next Saturday to visit at her brother's home, staying for about a week to ten days with the town's leading furniture dealer.
An Echo gathering will be held Sunday evening at 6 45 at the M E Church Warren inviting all Epworth League members and other young people to attend.
Rev. O. B. Morris of Wabash along with Rev. and Mrs. Yeomans and Kenneth Morris of LaFontaine rode from LaFontaine with the News Eagle editor last Tuesday to Van Buren en route to the Epworth League Convention in Warren Indiana.
R. W. Hamar of Indianapolis was transacting business in Van Buren on Wednesday. The piece urges living in the moment, appreciating beauty, and sharing kindness to bring joy to oneself and others.
Thirteen automobiles from Upland arrived in Van Buren Tuesday. The Upland band performed two pieces before the marshal of Upland delivered remarks to the gathered crowd.
The Majestic unveils the grand geal and best show ever seen in Van Buren promising remarkable performances and crowd excitement.
Miss Dona Leverich Edyth Cemer Artie and Zona Bird Miss Jane Wright attended the commencement exercises at Marion Saturday.
Mrs George Bonham and her son Georgie spent a few days with relatives and have returned to their home in Hartford City.
Our subscribers are urged to settle small accounts at the NEWS-EAGLE office in advance as required by postal regulations. Prompt payment will save time and money by avoiding personal calls.
Mr and Mrs Fred Drake with daughters Mary and Edna traveled to Goldthwait to attend the Court House picnic.
Miss Madonna McMillan celebrated her birthday Saturday afternoon with guests Miss Stella Sills Miss Nora Sills and Mrs Oma Tharp among attendees at the event.
Mrs. Join Overturf and Mrs. John Dills and their young son from North Vernon Indiana spent Tuesday with E. N. Morris and his family.
The Ladies Aid Society of Otterbein M E B Church will host an ice cream social at the store in Troy City next Saturday evening. A good attendance is urged to support church activities and fellowship.
Mrs G W Clayton and children Dorris and Drllos from Landesville dined with Mrs G T Allen on Saturday. U B church Juniors held a picnic at Van Buren driving park Friday and enjoyed a good time. H C Ihrig starts as the new up to date meat cutter at F A Bratton's meat market.
A Van Buren community bulletin accuses a pastor of gross hypocrisy and sexual misconduct. It calls for stripping him of office, excommunication, ostracism, and lifelong disenfranchisement, labeling him a damnable hypocrite and warning the public.
Miss Hester Dimit did not attend the Epworth League Convention but Mrs Clara Gordon and Josepine Robisoo did. Mrs Francis Boxell and Dell Boxell of Van Buren spent Friday with Mrs Boxell's mother Mrs Nancy Roland.
Mrs Everett Beck and children Martha and Flin attended the Marion commencement on Saturday. Miss Julia Rumple and Miss Etta Weller also attended the Marion exercises. Various locals including Mr Went Tompson and Atlas, Mr Harvey Lease, Robt Pilkington and family, and others were seen visiting or returning from nearby towns over the weekend.
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