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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
3
A Free Camp at Cliff Dale Springs showcases Dr. Joshua Emmons new discovery for lung and throat diseases. The American Dispensary Co. offers to send the remedy to distant buyers, urging quick letters for full information due to limited state availability.
The News-Eagle prints a letter from Verl Doyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle, reporting he is stationed with the Fifth Recruiting Company in Syracuse New York. He praises army life and describes tents, swimming, and Y M C A facilities aiding soldiers.
Indianapolis June 25 Women cannot vote for delegates to the constitutional convention to be held next September Judge Thornton of the superior court ruled this afternoon He said the law calling a 1918 constitutional convention is legal Women will also be barred from voting on adoption of the constitution An appeal to the Indiana supreme court will be filed immediately by both sides
Mr and Mrs George Lee and Mrs Alice Bradstreet with children Helen Hermione and Lee visited Mr and Mrs Conwell of Dillman for Sunday dinner Miss Lyda Plummer was in Marion on Saturday
Balance sheet shows total resources of 118 250 34 and total liabilities 118 250 34, with capital stock and undivided profits listed. The document bears the oath of Palmer Ice, secretary and treasurer, affirming the statement as true in Grant County Indiana.
Veri Doyle reports his company split with him in field artillery and sent to Syracuse North Carolina while part of the unit goes to infantry. Eugene DePoy passes truck school at Fort Sam Houston and awaits assignment to Truck Co. No. 34. Wyeth Landers reaches Allentown Pennsylvania to guard 3000 college boys for sixty days. Gail Pilkington travels to Fort Thomas Kentucky to enter aviation training at Fort Omaha Nebraska. He is the son of George and Mrs. Pilkington of Van Buren.
Rachel Eisenbise earned the highest average among eighth grade pupils in the township with 95.7 percent. A township student attended the county commencement in Marion. Geneva Druckemiller of Franklin won first prize in declamation. Eva Downs of Green township captured county scholarship honors with a 97 percent average.
A testimonial from Joseph Rothschild of Detroit describes long stomach trouble and catarrh improving after using Ironated Herbs with Pepsin liquid. He credits relief to the remedy and notes it is sold at Paxton's Drug Store in Van Buren.
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