Local Society Notes Highlight June Wedding and Club Events
Miss Lydia McMillan and Mr. Leon Parker wed at Richland Chapel with Rev. John Parker officiating. The bride remains librarian at Carnegie Library. the groom works in Dry Cleaning at Trueblood Laundry in Marion. A reception at the McMillan home followed. The issue also reports Epworth League Cabinet activities, multiple dinners, picnics, and meetings of the Golden Rule Class, Needlecraft Club, Pythian Sisters Sewing Circle, and M. E. Ladies Aid with numerous local residents in attendance.
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Lydia McMillan
D. S. McMillan
Leon Parker
Frank Parker
Marion
Methodist
Richland Chapel
John Parker
Carnegie Library
Huntington
Trueblood Laundry
Pythian Sisters
John Wright
Alice Wright
Roy Makemson
Clint Witmer
John Howard
Everett Lee
Alva Ducknall
Floyd Johnson
Harriet Makemson
Walter Maddux
H. A. Davis
W. H. Plummer
O. G. Willey
Ida Miller
Wm. Eubanks
Floyd Wright
Dorothy
Delores
Helen
Ruth
John Scott Wright
Mary
John Makemson
Burkett Davis
Missionary Talk Highlights China Need at M E Church
Mrs. H. C. McNabb of Evanston Illinois spoke Sunday at the M E Church detailing 22 years in China. She urged relief for Chinese people and criticized American brewers for closing doors here while opening them to the heathen abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
8. C. McNabb
Evanston, Ill
China
Children’s Day Program Delights Central Church Crowd
Last Sunday evening the Central Church of Christ hosted Children’s Day exercises that drew a large crowd. The program was splendid and reflected credit on organizers and participants alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church of Christ
Twine Replacement Notice From Farmers Federation
Farmers who bought twine through the Farmers Federation must call at the Farmers Elevator to receive replacement twine at once. A. A. Hilliard serves as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Federation
A. A. Hilliard
Local Family Heads to Richmond Calif for Health Benefit
Mrs Deasie K Pulley with daughter Dorothy and Byron and Geraldine Fitzgerald depart Saturday for an extended stay in Richmond California. They will visit relatives along the way for the health of Miss Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deasie K. Pulley
Dorothy
Byron
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Richmond
Calif
Miss
Narrow Escape In Hay Field Ends With Narrow Save
A hay on farm near town causes two injuries in one day. Glen Duckwall leapt into the road to stop a runaway team and then wedged beneath a wagon and hay loader to avoid being crushed. Later, Douglas Dewey lost both hands to a hay rope pulley, needing surgery and long recovery. The Davids family, from El Dorado Kansas, sheltered them nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ducknall
Duckwall
Glen
Mgr
Hettie Davids
Douglas Dewey
Coal Dock Accident Breaks Welch’s Foot
Mr Wm Welch suffered a serious accident at the coal dock while dumping a car when a large wrench fell on his left foot. The blow broke bones and crushed the soft tissue. He was carried to the boiler house, treated, and sent home with a lengthy recovery ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Welch
Mr. Welch
Welch
Farm Bureau Meeting Sets July 1 at Library Hall
The Van Buren Township Farm Bureau will hold its regular June meeting on Saturday July 1 at 7 30 p m in Library Hall. Farmers are urged to attend for important reports and business. A new Shipping Association board will be elected and a cream shipping proposition reviewed. State and local committees expect tax relief and improved valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren Township Farm Bureau
The
Shipping Association
State Farm Bureau Tax Committee
Busy Corner Socials Share Sunday and Weekday Visits
Garl Beal shared Sunday dinner with Clarence Sanderman. Mahlon Huly and Warren’s friends called in the afternoon. Susan Endsley and daughter Lela visited the Endsleys Thursday. Landers White spent Wednesday with J E Armstrong. Hayes Beal and daughter Geraldine visited Henry and Mary Rittenhouse Sunday. Will Sanderman and Wynona Haupthof were Marion visitors Wednesday. George Briner Luke Coan and families, Maselene Coan, Ruby Schultz with Marcella, joined Haupthofs for Sunday dinner. Parks Keesling and children joined later. Joe Brock was a Marion caller Monday. Henry Sanderman and family attended Children’s Day at Van Buren Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Beal
Clarence Sanderman
Mahlon Huly Singer
Warren
Susan Endsley
Lela
Jesse Endsley
Landers White
J. E. Armstrong
Hayes Beal
Geraldine
Henry Rittenhouse
Will Sanderman
Iiss Wynona Haupthof
Marion
George Briner
Orville
Luke Coan
Maselene
Ruby Schultz
Marcella
August Haupthof
Delomis
Parks Keesling
Joe Brock
Henry Sanderman
van Buren
Birth of Rebecca Jeane Mott Delighted Family
Dr and Mrs W W Mott welcome a ten pound daughter named Rebecca Jeane born Tuesday morning. The parents express joy at having a baby girl and both mother and baby are progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Mott
Rebecca Jeane
Armour Soap Sale At Myers Store Sets Record
An Armour & Co representative ran a one day sale at Roy Myers's grocery and meat market and cream station. The event boasted the largest sale the rep had ever seen with every bar of white naptha soap sold and Myers’s stock exhausted. The ad appeared only in the News-Eagle and offered five bars of White Naptha Soap plus a can of Light House Cleanser for 25 cents, a 42 cent value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
Roy Myers
Myers
News-Eagle
Mr. Myers
Armor Headquarters
Chicago
Water mains project bids invited by Van Buren Indiana
Notice from the Town of Van Buren Indiana seeking sealed proposals July 7 1922 for two and four inch water mains about 5000 feet to extend the current system. Bids require a $100 certified check with contract and bond. town may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
van Buren
Indiana
Lown
I. E. Draper
O. G. Willey
Geo. Leverich
Central Church Service Times and Speaker
The Central Church of Christ schedules Bible School at 3 30 a m and services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Rev W R McClaflin of Decatur delivering sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church OF Christ
W. R. McClaflin
Decatur
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Abbie Doyle
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N. R. Conwell
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Olin Farr
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Robert Helmut
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Elbert Butler
Everett Davis
S. B. Davis
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Anna Barrow
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Chloe Williamson
Ethel Eubanks
Delene Day Flower Committee
Margaret Pollard
Lewella Doyle
Trene Stack
Dora Penrod
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Reba Peters
Delene Day
Needlecraft Club
Matters Park
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Claude Dillon
Trace Draper
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Elenore
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Lloyd Pilkington
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Kenneth Doyle
John Pilkington
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Frank Doyle
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Vera Doyle
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Herman Bollhoefer
Aaron Moss
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Opal
M. E. Church
August Reudlinger
Kary Duckwall
Milton Camblin
Ohio Dairy Service
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Farm Federation News
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