Pitterger Maynard Call on Gillispie Sunday
Mr Pitterger and Mr Maynard called at Mr and Mrs Ed Gillispie Sunday afternoon in a brief social visit.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
2
Mr Pitterger and Mr Maynard called at Mr and Mrs Ed Gillispie Sunday afternoon in a brief social visit.
Mrs Martin Dillon was summoned to Huntington after the death of her sister. She remains in Huntington to attend funeral arrangements and support other family members during the loss.
Mr and Mrs Walter Dawson and Mr and Mrs Frank Green Blanch Kessinger and Earl Morarity called up Mrs David Taylor Sunday evening.
Mrs Bert Harvey acted as a Marion caller on Wednesday. The brief item notes her participation in local calling activities during the midweek period.
Mr and Mrs D C Boxell and Mrs Silas Corey of Muncie visit Mrs Anna Boxell at the home of her son Johusos Boxell with other relatives from Marion and Tipton.
Mrs Blanche Kessinger was entertained at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Green with Ears Morarity in attendance.
Readable text notes ladies' summer vests priced at 10 15 and 25 cents sold at McDougle's department store.
Mc Dongies Mrs S B Maggart, recently ill, shows improvement. Anderson's Mr Clare Dillman visited relatives here last week. Marion guests include Miss Vera Stackhouse and Miss Emma Haines. Eska Michigan's Mr John Judson stays with sister Miss Jessie Judson. Marion shoppers include Mrs Vol Cemer and daughter Iva. M B Crist, sick weeks, now able to go out. George Leverich recovering from barn injury and gains mobility.
A Sunday morning program at the Methodist Sunday School features a father sing event for Fathers Day. Participants are invited to join and celebrate with hymns and prayers.
Dr. L C. Daughtrey conducted a tuber culic test Monday on the cattle herd owned by Wm. Beekman, examining health and condition of the stock.
Mrs. Nella T. Hodgsoon, long afflicted with rheumatism, has shown improvement and will resume her elocution lessons after several weeks of illness.
Mrs H J McFadden and her children visited relatives at Roanoke spending part of last week there. Mr McFadden joined on Saturday evening and stayed through Sunday.
Flower sale ad describes geraniums ferns dusty millet coleas salvas and All Head Cabbage with pansies in bud and bloom. 25c dozen bunches at Mc Douougie's on N First St.
George L. Jeffries, after about eight years with National Supply Co. in Ohio and Van Buren, is offered a lucrative position to represent the company in the Wyoming Montana oil fields.
Petticoato galy 50c. at McDouglas. Mrs Earl Bratton visited with Warren relatives this week. A fresh line of chocolate candy. 20c a pound at Storts & Son.
George O. Hays of New York City is visiting his mother Mrs. H L Hays of this township.
Miss Alice Myers of Huntington spent an over Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W A Paxton.
Mrs. Q R. Lee of Fort Wayne departed Friday after a month long stay with her sister Mrs. Orvis Breedlove. Misa Ruth Pagett and Miss Nellie Thompson have traveled to Detroit to represent a publishing house.
Fred Newton travels to Van Buren to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Newton during a family outing. The trip reflects household ties in the Klondike era community.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newell and family and Mrs. Margaret Wayman of Marion were weekend visitors to Mr. Robert Breedlove and his family.
The W C T U will hold its monthly meeting next Wednesday. The place will be announced from pulpits Sunday night.
Mrs. L. C. Daughtrey traveled to Wabash on Sunday to be with her stepmother Mrs. Pully who was seriously ill. She was accompanied by her son Len and returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Beeler sells the old Lander homestead to A E Michaud who will lay a bungalow on the site. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Beeler have moved to the new property accompanying the change.
Miss Florence Goodrich of Hartford City returns Sunday evening from a weekend visit in Marion. She is accompanied home by Miss Fay Doyle and Miss Velda Nelson who traveled with her.
The young men of the Kirkpatricks Sunday School class entertained the ladies of the class Wednesday evening with a weenie roast at Creviston woods. A large number attended and reported a good time.
Mrs DePoys Sunday school class met at her home Monday to form an organization with officers including President Margaret DePoy and Vice President Opal Peter. Secretaries Lucile Stackhouse and Treasurer Marie Tulley led the new group along with committees for music and mission work.
Storis and Son unveils what it calls the biggest ice cream dish in town priced at five cents. The event draws curious residents and local shoppers eager to taste the colossal dessert and witness local bragging rights.
M. J. Forman announces his last week of business in Van Buren. He thanks friends and the Van Buren State Bank for loyal support, asserts ongoing material shipments, and promises to settle all debts before his family leaves around July or August for daughter’s eighth grade graduation.
The passage discusses pausing yearly to honor the heroic dead and express gratitude for their virtues. It compares beliefs on tears as aiding the dead versus grieving too long. It notes oriental views of graveyards as silent cities inhabited by spirits at each grave.
An 1863 Gettysburg report notes New York sent a large share of the dead and wounded. It records 867 New York graves in the national cemetery, higher than any other state, with multiple generals and officers among those killed or wounded.
Stephen R. Whitney recalls building a flower laden boat on the Potomac river eleven years ago to honor United States Navy sailors who died at sea. He says the project aims to comfort families left behind who mourn not only the homecoming of those who returned but the memory of those who never did.
Levi J. Stiner of Anderson narrates swift improvement after beginning Tanlac the Master Medicine for stomach trouble constipation insomnia and kidney irregularities. The ad claims Tanlac helps liver stomach and kidney ailments and is sold in Van Buren at Cunwell's Drugery Store.
David Taylor offers a 5 horsepower International gasoline engine for sale or trade. Willing to consider installment terms for a suitable buyer.
Mr and Mrs Harvid Pence and their son James Robert of Newcastle visited Mr and Mrs John Wright and family on Sunday. Mr Pence returned Sunday evening.
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