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Newspaper

Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1921

Page

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Central Church to Raise Funds for New Building at Opera House

The Central Church of Christ held three Sunday services to raise money for a new church to be erected this summer on the Harrwell blacksmith shop site. Rev. Caubie from Indianapolis spoke at all services, advising on building plans as $12,300 in subscriptions were collected and more pledges expected. The projected cost exceeds $25,000. five new members joined during Sunday services.

Central Church of Christ Opera House Caubie Indianapolis Harrwell

Sargent's Bakery Installs New Large Oven

Sargent's Bakery in Van Buren unveils a modern oven with capacity over two hundred loaves. Mr and Mrs Serp suut aim to boost both quantity and quality of their up to date bakery for the community.

Sargent’s Bakery van Buren Mes Serpsut

Camouflaged Bride to Be Repeated at Opera House

The senior class play The Camouflaged Bride, performed last Wednesday at the opera house, will be repeated tomorrow night. The same cast returns, admission remains 35 cents for reserved seats, and tickets are available at Conwell's drug store. Enjoy a delightful four act comedy with music.

Opera House Conwell’'s

Farmers Federation to Hold Meeting at Village Library

The Van Buren Township Farmers Federation will meet at the library Saturday afternoon at 1 30. A report from an important committee will be presented and all farmers are urged to attend.

van Buren Township Farmers Federation

High School basketball season closes with strong record

The Wigh team completes its season with no remaining games and a very good record.

Women organize basketball teams for charity game

Women of Phy nied organize and plan two basketball teams to play Farrville this month. Proceeds go to the athletic association to support the gymnasium parity effort. The move is praised as commendable civic spirit.

Phy Nied Farrville Montth Atheistic Association Cymnasium

Properties for Sale by Nelson Frovver and Deroy

News-Eagle advertises multiple town properties for sale with listed prices and a call to contact the News-Eagle office for details.

Nelson, Frovver & Deroy News-Eagle

Tragic poisoning death of two year old in household

The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Owen Woodard died after eating poison tablets given by another child who mistook them for candy. The tablets were within reach on a low shelf and a sibling passed them along. The older child ate some but survived. the girl died before aid could arrive. The family mourns as friends offer condolences.

Owen Woodard Seerts Smarties Ariahee Hayond

Ven Buren State Bank Installs Modern Burglar Alarm

The Ven Buren State Bank has installed a modern burglar alarm as added protection for its many depositors. The bank, long proud of its service, views the new security feature as further evidence of its progress.

Tnstale Ven Buren State Bank Een

Farmers Grain Dealers return to Wabash for 1922 meet

The Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Indiana voted to hold its seventh annual meeting in Wabash in 1922 after an invitation from William McCowan of Rich Valley Elevator. Secretary E. G. McCullen praised the welcome from the Chamber of Commerce Elks and local citizens. Guy Baker coordinated the entertainment. Frank Tippey of Marion was elected director.

Wabash Indiana Farmers Grain Deasers Association of Indiana William McCowan Rich Valley Elevator E. G. McCullem Association Chamber of Commerce the Elks Citizens Guy Baker Frank Tippey Marion Tippey Grant County Agricultural Association

Louisiana Real Estate Deals Highlight Local Property Moves

Earl Bratton sold his cottage on South Second Street to Otis Snave ly who gains possession soon. Jas H Barber bought Dr James F Roberts's South First Street property via The Nelson Fraizer DePoy Real Estate Co. W K Fraizer acquired the late Nora Paxton's property from administrator Doan Paxton, not for sale for now. A letter from Cedar Grove, March 7, 1921, notes travel from Marion to Shreveport and impressions of the area.

Earl Bratton South Second Street Otis Snavely Jas. H. Barber Asbury Fleming James F. Roberts South First Street Nelson-Fraizer-DePoy Real Estate Company W. K. Fraizer Nora Paxton Doan Paxton

New Funds Route Gares Waned New Funds Route Gares Waned

The Weasnington post office department appointed two regular rural route carriers for Van Buren to fill vacancies from the reassignment of HE N Gillespie and H 4 Cochran. Vern Hewitt earned the top county grade and will serve route three, while Eugene DePoy becomes route one carrier. Both prior carriers Kenneth Doyle and Leslie Maddox, veterans of World War II, leave with praise and thanks from patrons and officials.

Weasnington van Buren N. Gillespie Cochran Marion Vern Hewitt Eugene DePoy Botsis Bors Kenneth Doyle Leslie Maddox

Fine visit to Gauard A in Oklahoma trip notes

Marion editor Mrs R. W. Bird recounts a westward trip from Marion via Frisco routes to Indian Territory and Oklahoma oil country. She describes meetings with Van Buren friends, Harvey family, A N Thompson, Oren Harvey, and others, plus glimpses of oil fields and local life.

Marion van Buren News-Engle Sig Indianana Is St. Louis Frisco Supulpa Kiefer Newt Thompson Moe Oklahoma Pen Coul Leine Rongs Harvey Boys Corda A. N Lon Camblin Tulsa Charlie Frazee Carlie Oren Harver Sara Oren Ovid Harvey West R. W. Bird

March gatherings at local clubs described in notes

The text details an Advance Farm Club meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Boyd White’s home on March 3 with singing, roll call, and talks by Y. F. White and Daniel Leach. An evening at Locust Farm Club features Romans chapter reading, social moments, and guest attendees with post meeting refreshments.

Boyd Eucloe B Vid White Y. F. White Daniel Leach Mareert Linas Alarica Bradford For Temaker J. I. White F. White Boocca C. Nye Landess White Riov Ener P'l v Brredford Ni Tjarry Cyherisen Jerry Alen Tolanai Cuckens Chester Watson

Nelson DePay firm expands with W K Fraizer joining

Real estate firm Nelson and DePay adds W K Fraizer to active membership. News-Helde will be the head office for the new company with extensive farms and town properties for sale.

Nelson & DePay W. K. Fraizer Hegle Offa

Purdue Engineering Review Staff Named for April Issue

Lafayette Ind March 9 1921 Indiana boys form the entire staff of the Purdue Engineering Review a monthly publication by the Purdue University engineering students The April issue is ready for press with articles on engineering research and stories by several engineers who graduated from Purdue The staff includes W E M Dougle editor in chief D C Estes exchange and circulation manager I L Thompson advertising manager L B Lane business manager Assistants are R V Ford E N Baldwin L H Elsinger and H E Bolt

Lafayette Ind Indiana Purdue Engineering Review Puredue University Purdue W. E. M.dougle van Buren D. C. Estes Perrysville I. L. Thompson Scipio L. B. Lane R. V. Ford Wabash E. N. Baldwin Jeffersonville L. H. Elsinger Kukemo H. E. Bolt East St. Louis

Lodge Notice for Stonday Meeting at Van Buren Lodge

Van Buren Lodge No. 711 F and A M calls a meeting on Monday March 14 at 6 45 p m to perform work in the BA degree Guy Duckwall W M JT C Pike Secretary.

van Buren Lodge Stonday Guy Duckwall W. M C. Pike

Nelson Fraizer and Declog All Prices Call at News Eagle

An OCR fragment notes prices and a contact line for the News Eagle office. It appears to be a brief classified style notice listing all prices with a call to action to call the News Eagle office for details.

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