Busy Corner Social News From Van Buren And Marion
Mr John Mathias of Van Buren and Mr Henry Endsley of Landersville spent Monday with Harve Endsley family. Many local families hosted and visited each other including Sandermans, Endsleys, Bakers, Plummers and Christman. A Poland China hog sold at the street fair for 19 dollars to benefit the Fair Association. Will Sanderman did business in Farrville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mathias
van Buren
Henry Endsley
Landersville
Harve Endsley
Fred Sanderman
Mary
Chloe
Wynona Hauphtor
Marion
Herald Plummer
William Sanderman
Clarence
Ralph
van Wilson
Elwood
Wade Endsley
Gail Endsley
Sylvia
Mildred Baker
David McVicker
Peabody
Kansas
William Baker
Sylvie
Mildred
G. W. Christman
Frank White
Columbus
Ohio
Fred Willgrube
Fredrick Jr
Othe Endsley
Ft. Wayne
J. E. Armstrong
The
Fair Association
Charles Lowery
W. O. Endsley
Otie Endsley
Jesse Endsley
Noah Endsley
Iowa
Everett Baker
North Mancheser
William Beekman
Earl Beekman
Warren
Landess White
Ceryl Douglas
Will Sanderman
Farrville
Local Folks Visit Friends and Family in Milo
Miss Mary Shaw of Montpelier visits Miss Myrtle Beekman for a few days. Marion visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murphy with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denton, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson with Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith family. Dribbles of social calls echo through Milo as neighbors host and are hosted by extended families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shaw
Montpelier
Myrtle Beekman
Roy Murphy
Marion
Henry Denton
Nelson
Will Smith
Mary Barrow
Otto Conwell
Sam Cloud
Adam Beck
Allen
Addie
Ethel Conwell
Thelma Smith
Bernice Cary
Vilna Smith
Mary Cory
Vera Nelson
Clarence Stroup
Walter Jones
Harry Knote
Russell Brinneman
Baby
Sam Brinneman
Mary Borrow
Will Beekman
Ivy Hinds
Timothy Hinds
Homer Beekman
Dahl Strider
Gene
van Buren
Dan Mower
Ray O. Waggaman
Margaret McCormick
Abe McCormick
Britton Barns
L. J. McCormick
No Hunting Notice and Community Invite
A farmer posts a strict no hunting and trespassing notice signed by Samuel G. Logan. The item also invites readers to attend Sunday evening Christian Endeavor at Union Chapel and notes a push to buy stock in the Van Buren Athletic Association.
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Christian Endeavor
Union Chapel
van Buren Athletic Association
Time Tables Marion and East Bound Service
Time table snippet lists departures at 5.52 a.m. 6.52 a.m. 8.58 a.m. 10.58 a.m. 12.52 p.m. 1.53 p.m. 8.53 p.m. 5.05 p.m. 6.03 p.m. 7.23 p.m. 9.23 p.m. 11.23 p.m. Leave Van.
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Van
McNATT NEWS: Local visits and family gatherings noted
Mr and Mrs Webster Black of Muncie and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crandall with daughter Neva of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Frank Tharp and family Saturday night and Sunday. Adrian Williams and family and Leonard Oxley called on Mr and Mrs Samuel Carmin Sunday. Frank Tharp traveled to Van Buren Monday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Black
Muncie
Lloyd Crandall
Neva
New Castle
Frank Tharp
Bert Custard
Ernest Coolman
Earl Elmore
Alvan Tharp
General Electric
Fort Wayne
Beatrice Roberts
Opal
Zelpha Williams
Charles Oxley
Grandma Oxley
Farrville
Adrian Williams
Leonard Oxley
Samuel Carmin
van Buren
Silas Thrailkill
Edna
Michigan
Jno. Bocher
Chas. Oxley
Ida
Osa
Chauncy Elwood
R. A. Evans
Prohibition Trade Urges Support for Cox and Wet Amendments
A New Jersey liquor trade appeal calls for support of James M. Cox in the 1920 campaign, urging funds to elect wet candidates who will amend the Volstead Act and oppose Prohibition. The letter pressures members to donate immediately to sustain headquarters and propaganda, framing the fight as safeguarding personal and business liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
James M. Cox
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Organized Liquor Trade
Senate
Assembly
State League
Federation
Agriculture a Basis for the Country’s Business
Edwin T. Meredith emphasizes agriculture as the country’s cornerstone. He warns business leaders who neglect farmers miss essential markets and stability, noting many industries rely on farm output and marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edwin T. Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Bluffton Electric Workers Form Union With Pace as President
The Bluffton electrical workers have organized a union. Earl Pace, formerly of Van Buren, is elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Earl Pace
van Buren
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Milo News
Samuel G. Logan
Uffton Traction Company
McNatt News
Geo. Shores
Viere Ditzler
Cabain Bros
Gox
Senatorial Investigating Committee
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Office of
Prohibition
Broad Street
Newark, N. J
Donald
Feemora
McHine
Reed
Ray Io
Breedlove Bros