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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
2
Local items report Mrs. B F Hudson, Mrs. Stepp and Opal, Miss Hamman, Miss Moina Scott, and many others visiting in Marion or with relatives. Updates include home fund appeals, subscription pleas, house moves, funeral attendance, and a string of weekend visits to nearby towns like Warren, Arcana, and Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Vaughn Hudson announce the birth of Lottie Gene last Saturday morning. Emmit and Mrs Hamilton welcome son Donavan Emmit born last Sunday afternoon weighing 8 pounds. Von Melling reports Charles Eugene born last Tuesday afternoon weighing 814 pounds. Joseph and Mrs Roberts celebrate daughter Virginia born Sunday May 23. Marshall and Mrs Pulley announce daughter Geneva born Tuesday May 25. W E Hosier of Chicago announces son William A born recently. Mrs Hosier is Merle Deane, a local resident.
A letter from Mildren Swinder reports an Overland truck collision injuring Ethel Eubanks her sister Elma and brothers Dick and Paul along with two neighbor children. Elma suffered four broken ribs Paul sprained back Dick escaped injury Mildred scratched and bruised neighbors hurt horse killed. Swinders were former Van Buren residents now in Oi Hill Kansas.
Mrs. W. W. Mott visited Marion while Mrs. Geo. Lee and son came to Bluffton on Monday. Miss Eunice Lee and Raymond Lee visited friends at Marion. Send in your Home Fund contribution now. Mrs. Sam Lee attended services for the unknown dead at Marion Sunday. A. E. Michaud visited North Manchester for a weekend with his family.
The verse recalls planners who funded and endured hardship for a lasting national anthem of unity. It contrasts booming gunfire with cheering crowds and credits forebears who built a lasting peace through wealth and sacrifice.
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