We are indebted to Hod DePoy for the salutation
The note credits Hod DePoy for a salutation used last week, acknowledging a debt of gratitude for the gesture.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
3
The note credits Hod DePoy for a salutation used last week, acknowledging a debt of gratitude for the gesture.
A humorous verse about a brass and woodwind ensemble performing a stunt. It highlights a fiddler, a bronze flute player, and Ned Conwell joking about audience requests during a past performance at a venue labeled J. The tale ends with an audience request for dominoes.
A humorous quip about a miserly man and his dead wife is recounted by Malcolm McGregor. The tale ends with a peculiar request to the cook for one egg. The piece also notes dubious beauty doctors and patient patients in a light, satirical tone.
Local editor J. C. Hodgson guided the News-Eagle through a period of community uproar as a gypsy band toured the hull town. The era featured A. K. Scrivens with the Van Buren Independents and Dan Struble on bass in the same scene.
Deacon Willey, Village Post Column photographer, secured a remarkable photo of the Suretoo-Duck, John Wright's famed wonder fowl. The image mirrors the famous duck, prompting a nod to Willey’s skill and a recommendation for the M. and B Company to display another copy after 5:30 p.m.
The Village Pest Club of Van Buren Indiana met at Maddux Livery Barn. President Leslie Milter Camblin introduced Franklin Bakery Swartz who asked to admit the club into the Women’s Federation of Clubs. The proposal passed but faced opposition from local ladies social clubs and no final action was taken.
Three German Mercedes cars will start the 600 mile race at Indianapolis on Decoration Day May 30. Report says drivers may include renowned Lautenschlager and Salzer, veterans of the 1914 French Grand Prix, with secrecy surrounding their lineup.
The club plans alternating dinners at the Bockmier and Snavely Cafes with a weekly speaker. Tomorrow's dinner at Bockmier Dining Palace will host Marvin Overholtz speaking on The Hand Car Disease and How to Prevent It. Music by Jonas Paxton's Modern Melody Met included last night.
George Jeffries hosted the Amos Tash Club dinner last Sunday. Robert Gardner entered with a mustache minus. Frank Doyle praised the club's success and nominated Will Sanderman for membership.
Speedway races scheduled at Landess next Saturday with entrants including Overland driver Lew Greer Buick and Ora Lee. Starter John Huff and Stopper Melvin Endsley listed among track officials.
The Church of the Nazarene at Kiter Chapel burned last Thursday morning. Rev Nettie Cunningham reports revival services continue at a nearby schoolhouse one mile north of Arcana with Brother Pearson preaching and Brother Seaman leading singing. Services nightly at 7 45 p m and Sunday School at 9 30 a m.
Fraizer and DePoy at the News-Eagle office announce higher rates while offering a ten year loan at 5 percent, highlighting financing options for borrowers.
Grant county youths aged 10 to 18 are urged to enroll in the Pig Feeding Club and One Acre Corn Club. Weighing will occur June 1 and August 31, with prizes in all classes. Enroll by contacting H. E. Schroeder, county agent, Marion, or call 107.
The Washington Township Farmers Association met Tuesday night at Roll High School. Bruce Harvey spoke on The Tractor and the Horse. Other talks covered the Blackford county wool pool and a Hartford City produce station. Solo by Ben Alexander and readings by Abe Futrell and Edna Dean were also on the program.
Notice declares William K Frazier as executor of the estate of Sarah C Sumner, deceased of Van Buren Township, Grant County Indiana. The estate is alleged solvent. Attorneys T B Dicken and Lett Lett guide the matter with dates May 10 17 24.
Prayer services Thursday at 7 30 PM Sunday School each Sunday at 10 AM Christian Endeavor Sunday evening at 7 15 PM Preaching 2nd and 4th Sundays 11 AM and 8 PM The pastor calls all young people to attend and notes the church has lost pillars but remains confident in its mission quoting First Corinthians 16 13 Raymond L Wiggins pastor.
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