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Newspaper

Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

1

Mrs Emma Doyle Dies Sudden During Lodge Work

Mrs Emma Doyle died suddenly in the Farrville Pythian Sister lodge room while an initiation was in progress. She had heart trouble and passed within about twenty minutes after the attack. She leaves five children, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral services are set for Friday at the Farrville church with burial in Van Buren cemetery.

Emma Doyle Doyle Wm. Duckwall van Buren Wm. Smith Thomas Smith Hoopston Frank Lee Bridgeport Ill Arthur Sheldon Wayside Okla Grover C. Doyle Bridgeport, Ill Michael Henry Doyle James Clark Doyle van Buren Township Farrville Ernest Treber

Capper argues prices cannot break amid world shortages

Chicago businessman G. W. Capper, vice president of Capper & Capper, states prices cannot fall now due to shortages in raw materials finished goods transport and labor. He argues demand remains strong as people have money to spend and urges readers to consult page six for full details in the News Eagle.

G. W. Capper Capper & Capper Chicago

Nelson and DePoy for a square deal in real estate

News-Eagle notes Nelson and DePoy in a real estate deal presented as fair and straightforward. The brief highlights their client focus and ethic in property negotiations.

Nelson & DePoy News-Eagle

Run Up Old Glory amid flags and fading fears

Poem urging a nation to raise the flag as a beacon of freedom and pride. It recalls bloodstained red, white souls, and the call of liberty that unites East West North and South under the blue sky. The piece emphasizes courage, endurance, and patriotic renewal.

Strider and Nelson Dominate Local Implement Trade

The Strider and Nelson hardware and implement firm reports the largest implement business in town history. They contracted with International Harvester and filled large shipments early in the season under A. J. Nelson. Salesmen boosted orders to many thousands in value though corn planters ran short. tractors and other lines also posted strong trade.

Strider & Nelson International Harvster Line A. J. Nelson

Indiana Schools Must Use State Adopted Copy Books

The state board of education adopted a resolution requiring Indiana schools to use the state adopted copy books. A Fort Wayne publisher, creator of the books, protested that many schools are not using them.

Indianapolis State Board of Education Indiana Fort Wayne

Korporal Heads to Tulsa for Work After Texas Visit

Wm. J. Korporal, who spent several months in Texas, visited relatives here for a few days and left Friday for Tulsa Oklahoma to take a job. He ordered the News-Eagle to be sent to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stiles.

Oklahoma Wm. J. Korporal Texas Tulsa News-Eagle Lee Stiles

Indiana Masons Elect Officers At State Grand Lodge

Indianapolis May 26 Members and representatives of Masonic lodges in Indiana attended the ninety ninth annual grand lodge meeting in the city and visited the Masonic home at Franklin. Officers elected include Richard H Schweitzer Knightstown grand master and Omar B Smith Rochester deputy grand master with several other appointments and re elections reported. The state body shows a membership gain to 98170. Ned Conwell Indianapolis acted as teller.

Ned Conwell Indianapolis Grand Lodge Franklin Masonic Temple Ilinois North Streets Richard H. Schweitzer Knightstown Omar B. Smith Rochester Robert W. Phillips Richmond Charles A Lippincott South Bend Frank E. Gavin Charles W. Prather William Geake Fort Wayne Lincoln V. Cravens Charles J. Orbison

Study Course Ex Service Men Offer Expanded Funds

The Marion Y M C A war work committee increases funding for ex service men in Grant county. Free top grade correspondence courses cover agriculture, rural engineering, architecture, civil and sanitary engineering, electricity, mechanics, and more with enrollment by person, telephone, postcard, or letter.

Marion Y. M. C. A War Work Committee Grant County Marion Ind

Van Buren Lodge 711 Masons Schedule Work Sessions

Lodge notice for Van Buren Lodge No. 711 F and A M shows Friday May 28 work in W M degree and Monday May 31 work in W M. Ned R Conwell W M T C Pike Secretary.

van Buren Lodge Ned R. Conwell

Frazier Joins Marion Kiwanis For Kokomo Club Trip

W. K. Frazier joins Marion Kiwanis members this evening to travel by car to Kokomo to organize a new Kiwanis club there.

W. K.frazier Kiwanis Club Marion Kokomo

Memorial Day Observed In Van Buren With Service

For the first time in years Memorial Day will be observed in Van Buren next Sunday afternoon. The Methodist church will host a Memorial service at 2 o clock followed by a cemetery wreath laying for veterans. Few Civil War veterans remain in the township and younger generations are urged to carry on the tradition by beautifying the graves with flowers.

van Buren The Methodist Church Epworth League Menoriz Dav

Commencement Invitations Delayed but Ready by Saturday

Township seniors informed that due to late order, mailing window is short. Not all graduates present at the meeting, two estimates were made for required invitations, with orders placed. Invitations expected by Saturday noon, and recipients urged to collect promptly to ensure enough for all.

Rumple Purchases Fourth Street Property

Mrs. Mattie R. Rumple buys the August Bollhoefer property on Fourth Street through Nelson DePoy Real Estate Service.

Mattie R. Rumple August Bollhoefer Fourth Street Nelson-DePoy Real Estate Service

Shall the News-Eagle Editor Find a Home

The News-Eagle editor appeals to subscribers to fund a home purchase. He outlines arrears owed, a new Home Fund for thirty days, and offers five years ahead at the current rate to raise enough for a house. He notes rising paper costs and promises names of contributors in July.

The News-Eagle

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