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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

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Brane to Lecture on Philippines at Van Buren Church

Mr and Mrs A R Brane visit Van Buren Methodist Church Friday May 18 at 7 30 showing a lecture on the Philippine Islands with over one hundred pictures from seven years in the islands. The event is hosted by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with free admission.

A. R. Brane van Buren Methodist Church Philippine Islands Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Brane Bureau of Education Philippines Mindanao Luzon Branes Nagasaki Japan Philippine Service R. L. Dollings Company Wm. M. Kirkpatrick

All Day WFMS Meeting at Methodist Church

The all day W. F. M. S. meeting will be held at the Methodist Church on Tuesday May 22. Delegates from multiple towns will attend, with Pauline Place returning from furlough to speak on Japan mission work. A full program includes intercession, roll call on membership goals, reports, and an illustrated talk on Philippine life.

Methodist Church Fairmount Jonesboro Marion Warren Majonica Mt. Etna Lincolnville Wabash Upland van Buren Pauline Place Japan Miss Place E. E. Lutes David Wells B. S. Hellopeter J. Jensen Alvin Richards

Letter from civil war battlefront in Goldsboro North Carolina

A North Carolina battlefield letter dated March 28 1865 from Jos D Corey to his brother Wm Corey describes a five hundred mile campaign with 65 days cut off from news and letters. He urges piety and holiness, notes heavy perils and destruction along the march, and asks for family updates and peace prospects.

Wm. Corey Joseph D. Corey Goldsborough North Carolina van Buren Burgoine Corey Jesus Docks Jos. D. Corey

Revival Meetings Begin at Christian Church

On Monday May 21 revival series will start at the Christian Church in Fairmount led by evangelists L E Groseclose and wife from Sunnyside Washington. They come with strong endorsements after recent successes in Kansas City and St Louis. Music will feature Hosannas from the new song book and the public is invited to attend nightly services except Saturday.

Christian Church L. E. Groseclose Sunnyside Washington Fairmount Kansas City St. Louis Fairmount News

Dollings Men to Meet Here in Anderson District

Anderson District representatives of the R. L. Dollings Company will be guests of Min Wm. M. Kirkpatrick at a dinner and business meeting Friday May 18. The Library will host luncheon served by the Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church. Visitors include representatives from Hamilton Tipton Howard Madison and Grant counties district office staff from the Anderson office and from the state office at Indianapolis.

Anderson R. L. Dollings Company Min Wm. M. Kirkpatrick Ladies Aid M. E. Church Hamilton Tipton Howard Madison Grant State Indianapolis

Central Church Sermon Series and Strong Music program

The announcement outlines a sermon series on The Origin of the Reformation of the Nineteenth Century and notes a robust Mother's Day program. It urges involvement in the Training Class, Vacation Church School plans for five weeks, and emphasizes the importance of quality music, including a new choir and restructured orchestra. It calls families to attend Church School at 9:30 and worship at 10:30, with special Junior Endeavor and junior choir events Sunday evening.

Church School Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor State Endeavor Convention Marion Christian Association of Washington

Boys and Girls Should Join Clubs in County Areas

The News-Eagle urges parents to enroll their children in county run pig and corn clubs led by H E Schroeder. Benefits include early adoption of modern practices, broader reach, and higher return on investment. The piece notes club growth to about 1.1 million participants and links to agricultural education, with a later notice about a Young People's Society program.

the News-Eagle H. E. Schroeder

Odd Fellows official attends Grand Lodge sessions in Indianapolis

Rev. E. E. Lutes, member of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, attends sessions in Indianapolis this Tuesday through Thursday. He will travel to Greensburg for the cornerstone laying at the Schuyler Colfax building at the Odd Fellows Home on Wednesday.

E. E. Lutes Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Indianapolis Greensburg Schuyler Colfax Odd Fellows Home

Brother to Van Buren Describes Local Noted Resident

Delmer A. Wiggins aged 48 died at seven o'clock Monday night at his Marion home after a ten day illness. He leaves a widow and four sons Ferrel Kalamazoo Michigan Glen Paul and Van all of Marion. his father residing at Warren. two sisters Mrs Del Gardner and Mrs Royal Butler of Van Buren. two brothers Wiggins of Warren and James Wiggins of Akron Ohio. He belonged to the Moose and Red Men lodges which assisted in the funeral service.

Delmer A. ‘Wiggins Marion Ferrel Kalamazoo Michigan Glen Paul Van Warren del Gardner Royal Butler van Buren Two Wiggins James Wiggins Akron Ohio Moose and Red Men

Taylor University Campaign for Funds to Expand Campus

Friends of Taylor University launch a nationwide fundraising drive to enlarge the growing institution. The article notes 26 states and six foreign countries represented in the student body and predicts demand for space next fall beyond current capacity. Local counties Grant and Blackford are urged to support, with emphasis on civic and moral benefits from the university’s Bible‑centered environment and its potential to attract capital and improve regional life. John Paul, the president, invites neighbors to visit and become better acquainted with the school.

Taylor University Friends of the School Grant Blackford Indiana John Paul

Farmers Will Handle Twine In Grant County

The Grant County Farm Bureau committee discussed selling binder twine to farmers next season. No decision on handling method was reached, but officials affirmed the bureau will sell twine and aims to increasing sales beyond last year’s record. L. L. Needler, the bureau president, expects continued leadership in state twine handling.

Grant County Farm Bureau Bureau L. L. Needler

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Mrs. Brane Islands Missionary Society WFMS North Carolina Goldsborough, N. C N. E Bill Booster Christian Church Revival Meeting Dollings Central Church Sermon Series Rev J. T. Bridwell the Central Church Grand Lodge Taylor U
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