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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
4
William Blangy’s bond was forfeited and he was jailed in Marios after failing to appear in court for dispensing whiskey without a license. Twenty one witnesses appeared. he claimed illness and that a certificate would be filed, which did not occur. He arranged an appearance bond of 500 dollars from home, and remains charged despite settling with bondsmen.
Van Buren will host a new automobile tire repair shop. Otto Kirkpatrick returned from Indianapolis after completing a course in the trade. He has purchased machinery and hopes to open in a few days. He notes no nearer factory exists than Indianapolis and expects the venture to succeed.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Van Buren Creamery, a cooperative, authorized the directors to sell the property once all stockholders sign the agreement. Under the law the sale cannot proceed until every stockholder signs. Those absent are urged to see J. E. Riley to sign promptly.
J T Sossaman of News in Cornelius North Carolina says one box of Bucklen Arnica Salve helped his serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. The advertisement claims the salve reduces inflammation and soothes burns bruises and boils and is recommended by City Drug Store.
County Treasurer McMurtrie sold the $7,511 bonds for the W. K. Frazier stone road in Van Buren township to Miles & Shaffer of Upland. The notice also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies with claims of constitutional treatment and a money-back offer.
Wool buyers 1811 Studabaker and Son announce readiness to receive wool and pay the highest market prices for various grades.
William Henry Curtis born August 14 1836 in Chatham New York married Louise Elizabeth Chamberlain in 1872 in Emlenton Pennsylvania. He lived in Van Buren since thirteen years ago and worked as an telegraph operator and contractor until retirement. He died after a week long illness Sunday May 25 at 8 15 age 76 9 11. Funeral was private at home with Rev L A Levits officiating and he was laid to rest in Van Buren cemetery.
A testimonial from Jobo Supsic of Sanbury Pennsylvania claims Dr King New Life Pills relieve constipation indigestion and liver complaints. The ad touts quick relief and a 25 cent price with city endorsement.
Memorial day observed at the M E church with services and a national colored decoration. Rev Levits gave an earnest address describing the cost of the country and reflecting on the Civil War era for survivors.
Mr Levits delivered an eloquent address praising fathers mothers and siblings who kept the Union intact. He contrasted German and American warfare and recalled an Irish soldier who captured six Confederate prisoners by surrounding them, a story that drew tears and strong approval from the audience including a royal veteran’s son.
The framing contract for high school class pictures is awarded to Prof. Homer H. Scott by Prof. Henderson. Scott will complete the framing work as soon as possible.
A civil service examination will be held at Marion on June 28 to fill a vacancy caused by a carrier's death. Eligible county residents may apply. the top scorer will receive the job, with a candidate from Van Buren noted as equally likely to win.
Mrs. George Frazier discusses how current fashions may influence the virtue of girls and urges distribution of extra papers. Circulation is planned at two for five cents or five for a dime to reach interested readers and recipients among the young.
The Markle Journal notes the need to teach domestic science in public schools. It contrasts old methods of home training with modern classroom techniques while affirming the goal of practical skills for girls.
Mrs O G Willey and Miss Aurelia Willey traveled to Marion today. Doctors Toney and Richardson attended the Marion Medical Society meeting Tuesday evening. A lively program drew physicians. the next gathering is planned for Fairmount on the last Tuesday of June.
Mr Elton Scrivens Frank Mumford Harry Lytle and Chet Scrivens spent Sunday at the Wabash river and reported a good catch.
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