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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
2
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The note describes Little George Matt as very ill with a cold of the tunes, a whimsical illness attributed to music rather than a physical ailment. No other individuals or organizations are named.
Henry Knight is severely ill and his family feared for his recovery. Willie MccDougle is recovering from tonsillitis and will soon resume work. Dr Richardson with Mr Hamaker made a professional trip to Lancaster on Tuesday evening.
A local vendor Storts and Son purchase a waist described as beautiful at Mc Douglas in town. The item is highlighted amid a busy local market scene with retail activity noted.
Mrs Karl Leverich spent Monday night and Tuesday with John Leverich and family. Summer Union Suits priced 28 and 50 cents at McDougles.
Mrs. Robert Lugar and Mrs. Christopher and son visited Mr. and Mrs. John Leverich on Wednesday. Dr. Mrs. Richardson plans to drive to North Manchester for the District Medical meeting next week. Mrs. Sol Heckard has been ill with liver trouble for weeks but shows improvement now.
A local advertisement states Mustin guwes dtc at McDougie's Storts and Sun selling the largest dish of cream for five cents.
Obituary notes the death of Cristena Banter born September 8 1837 died May 9 1916 at age 78 8 1 with eight children six girls two boys surviving including 24 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren The gospel faith and funeral at Farrville cemetery are recorded with verses and consoling prayers from relatives and friends
Mrs. red Lusure of Marion visited with Mrs. Bert Harvey on Wednesday. Miss Marie Shuitz spent weekend with Miss Dona Leverich.
A meeting of the two ship graduates will be held at the Van Buren school building Friday afternoon May 12 at 2 o'clock. All graduates urged to be present.
Ladies' summer vests priced at 10, 15 and 2c are advertised at McDougile's store in a summer sale.
Mrs Richardson and her sons Donard George Jr returned Thursday from Connersville where they spent a week with her parents and attended her cousin's wedding.
After a lengthy illness Mr. S. H. Miara is able to be out again and friends express hope for a speedy recovery. The note reflects community concern and optimism for his health improvement.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Baird spent Sunday in June sboro with Mrs Wam Baird.
The Star announces new pictures, new management, and new music. Audiences are invited to enjoy eyenings at the Star five moving pictures with loud music and courteous treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Camblin hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kiser and Mr. Bennie Comba of Marion. Miss Jessie Judson returned from Michigan and was accompanied home by Mr. Frank Judson of Adrian.
Mrs. C K Jeffries plans a stay in Robinson Illinois for several weeks with her daughter Mrs Clyde Denver. Attending the Masonic Conclave in Indianapolis were Mr and Mrs P S Howard Mr and Mrs Drake Mr and Mrs Guy Duckwall Mr W K Frazier and Mr E H Beeson.
Geo Leverich was struck on the back by a falling timber during roof repairs on Tuesday afternoon. The impact knocked him to the floor causing severe back and head injuries, a broken rib, and cuts and bruises to the neck. He is expected to be confined for several days.
While helping her son Roscoe tie a colt Mrs Smith was thrown against a barn door and crushed her right hand. She was taken to town where the injury was dressed and she is doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Baird and related families including A E Michaud Vint Boyer Lugar Edith M Michaud Mabel Michaud Geraldine Boyer Zenia Butler Eva Lytle Marie Shultz Elsworth Cambrio and Clay Schweikhardt spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Leverich in a neighborhood gathering.
A discussion on price cutting and its impact on competition and consumers. It argues that uniform standard prices protect quality, oppose dishonest advertising, and counteract small-town decline by limiting retailer manipulation while supporting the Stephens Ashurst bill to standardize prices across brands.
Walter Harris appears at Johnson farm one mile west of Van Buren. Huntington County residents Mr and Mrs Harley Wolf spend Sunday afternoon with Uncle Adam Boller and others at a Marion pot luck supper hosted by Aud Strange and Mrs. Strange Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DePoy and Mrs. O. S. Crawford with daughter Lois of Marion visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. DePoy. Also Mrs. Vivian Neal and Miss Thelma Neal of Lafontaire and Mrs. Kid Lewis of Port Huron, Michigan, are guests.
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