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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Miss Ruth Holmes and others hosted and visited in Otterbein with numerous dinners and Sunday visits. Local gatherings included an ice cream social on June 30, and many families from Marion Warren Sharpsville and Pleasant Plains participated in shared meals and visits through the week.
A sermon urges Masons to build daily toward the Heavenly City with faith in God as the cornerstone. It praises morality and spirituality, describes the mystic tie of brotherhood, and vows that honest toil is holy service in the regiment of God.
Mrs Newton Vree land of Minoa New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets citing their use by her husband and herself for five years. She says they help after heavy meals and when feeling dull or played out and also aid constipation or indigestion.
Dillman Gilbert family and Ruth Palmer visited Charley Tribolet. Ritchey and Foley families visited. Nestlewood and Parr households hosted Theo Parr and others. Tribolet Browns Corner resident Hazel spent the week with Ada Gilbert. J W Palmer, B F Good hosted visits. Star Class picnic occurred at Matter Park. Butler Cruse and Futtrel households connected. Geraldine Zoda visited Hope Elwood.
Miss Nina Baker spent Monday evening with Mrs A V Clark. The visit appears to be a social local note in society columns.
Sunday events at the Christian church drew a large crowd. Aunt Emma Welsh found her portrait at Johnston’s Furniture and won ten dollars in merchandise. Local residents made a picture tour to Listle Falls and planned to sell 18 exposures in a rouge gallery. A dog took meat left near the scale house, and a Shingle roof was added to Mrs Everett Robinson’s home. The Landers Drum Corps played at Jalapa Old Settlers, while Dell Hewitt got a new Ford roadster. Flyers warn about unclaimed mail. A teased fish story ends with Mort Hummel and Polk Huff getting stung by bees and swelling, later reduced by a doctor using alum.
Miss Nellie Hodgson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allan Moss and daughter Barbara Allan of Marion on a motor trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto. Mr. Moss attended the International Kiwanis convention in Toronto. The party returned home Saturday reporting a very delightful trip.
Community notes from Milo report visits by Loretta Blakely and others, along with multiple families dropping by for calls. An ice cream social is planned for July 7 at the church and Children’s Day services with a detailed program are set for Sunday night July 2.
Mrs Harl Anderson and Mrs Ertel Wright visited Mrs Charley Pearson on Wednesday afternoon. Bertha Anderson called on Treva and Maxine Loxell Friday afternoon. Emery Creviston was Marion shopper on Saturday. U P S Club gathered at Janita and Evelyn Wrights with sandwiches and cocoa. Ruth Bryant of Marion visited Miss Ruthéan Wright. Harrold Vannetta of Gaston visited sister Wade Corey. Charley Pearson and Henry Kerring families shared Sunday evening. Jesse Boxell family and Charley Pearson groups socialized Saturday night. Harl Anderton and daughter motored to Huntington for visits. Pearson and Hodson moved to Jonesboro Sunday. Jess McGriff hosted Sunday dinner with relatives.
The comment warns that labeling men as wives can provoke strong reactions and social shock, implying such jests may escalate tensions within the community.
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