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Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

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Opening Basketball Season Promises Fast Action In Muncie

Captain Walter Creviston leads the Van Buren Association first team with power to schedule games. Two contests start Saturday October 22 at 7 45 PM in the gym with Mt Etna rivals and the Mt Etna second team. Admission 30 cents. A new rule punishes jeering by fans and allows rethrows. A week later Muncie Sheridans visit. Cy rus Trout to serve as floor manager and janitor.

Mt. Etna Muncie Creviston Cyrus Trout

Swallows Nail Jersey Cow dies after nail ingestion

A Jersey cow belonging to Charles Huff, near town, died days ago from a nail swallowed by the animal. Post mortem showed the nail pierced the entrails. The registered Jersey valued at $300. W. H. Plummer also reports a Jersey cow dying the same day with no known cause.

Charley Huff Plummer Charles Huff W. H. Plummer

Where's Newt Thompson Missing From Sapulpa Card

A Sapulpa Oklahoma postmaster notes Newt Thompson cannot receive The News-Eagle at that office because he is not present there. The card seeks his current whereabouts.

The News-Eagle Sapulpa Oklahoma Newt

Van Buren Schools Close for State Teachers Convention

Van Buren township schools closed Wednesday evening for the balance of the week to allow teachers to attend the state teachers convention in Indianapolis.

van Buren Township Indianapolis

Pierson’s Petition For Re Hearing Denied

E L Pierson petitioned the Indiana Supreme Court for a re hearing of his case but the request has been denied.

E. L. Pierson Supreme Court of Indiana Law

Taylor University to Build Large New Dormitory

In Upland Indiana on October 14 President James Taylor of Taylor University announced a contract to an Indianapolis firm for a four story dormitory with about 57000 square feet of floor space. Construction will start next week with a large workforce and a new campus wide sewer system planned.

Upland Ind James Taylor Taylor University Indianapolis

New Grocery to Open Saturday in Breedlove Building

Roy Myers plans a first class grocery in the south room of the Breedlove Brothers buildings. He will open Saturday morning October 22 with an entire new stock and no Breedlove stock. Arley Arnett to assist. apples offered at 2.60 per bushel.

Roy Myers Breedlove Brothers

Rumple Shoe Repairing Ad Promises Guaranteed Work

Local ad promotes Rumple shoe repair offering right prices and guaranteed service. Contact by phone 168 and visit two blocks south and two blocks west of Van Buren State Bank.

van Buren State Bank

Taylor University Hosts Record Concert in Upland

In Upland Indiana on October 19 121 the Sacred Concert at Taylor University drew the largest afternoon crowd to date as the university orchestra of fifteen pieces made its debut and the Taylor Marimbaphone Trio performed under university management.

Upland Indiana Taylor University Taylor University Lyceum

Corbett Named Township Trustee After Clifton Removal

James H. Corbett, retired businessman and Republican, named Center township trustee after Clifton was removed. Auditor Hunt announced the appointment upon receiving Judge J. Frank Charles’s order. Corbett’s bond set at $30,000, up from Clifton’s $8,000, amid embezzlement concerns and expected shortages running into thousands.

James 9. Corbett Center Township Austin D. Hunt J. Frank Charles Corbett Clifton

Goldreich Brothers Place Opens Full Week Service

Goldreich Brothers junk yard on North First Street will now be open daily starting Saturday. Charles Allen, an experienced worker, will manage the site and also handle second hand stoves.

Goldreich Brothers North First Street Charles Allen Alllen

Bendell Delights Van Buren at Opera House With Lincoln Impersonation

Roy E. Bendell, entertainer, opened the winter lecture course with a pleasing show at the opera house last Thursday evening. The impersonator’s Lincoln likeness drew praise as he delivered miscellaneous selections and delighted the audience throughout the program.

Roy E. Bendell Opera House Mr. Bendell van Buren Abraham Lincoln

Breedlove Bros Stock Mortgage Sparks Cross Complaint

Joe Hays, holder of a mortgage on Breedlove Bros stock, filed a cross complaint as the application for appointment of a receiver came up in Superior Court. The hearing was set for next Thursday.

Joe Hays Breedlove Bros Superior Court

William H Knight Civil War Veteran 10 Galled Beyond

William H Knight 74 a Civil War veteran died October 17 1921 at his son Charles Knights home near Warren Grant County Indiana He served in Company D 153rd Indiana Infantry He married Amanda Camblin August 6 1867 and later Almeda Malcolm He leaves one son two daughters 17 grandchildren and 3 siblings Funeral services were held at Landessville Church of the Brethren with burial in Landessville Cemetery

William H William Elizabeth Knight Auglaize County Ohio Charles l. Knight Warren Grant County Indiana 153Rd Regiment of Indiana Infantry Volunteers Joseph Lugar Amanda Camblin Martha Electra Charles T Almeda Malcolm Knight Hanfield M. P Florence Sween Stella Dunn George Maddox Church of the Brethren Landessville Sleeth

Letter from Houghton Lake hunter asks for next paper

John J. Howard of Houghton Lake Michigan writes Oct 17 to Will Duckwall in Cromwell Indiana. He reports fishing and duck hunting success and notes the partridge law limits transporting birds out of state.

News-Eagle Houghton Lake Michigan Will Duckwall Howard DePoy Cromwell Indiana Miller’s Landing John J. Howard

Carload of Apples For Sale At The Car

Orvis Breedlove received a carload of extra quality apples for sale from the car at 2 75 a bushel or 8 a barrel. Most varieties are offered and have been selling rapidly. The quoted price is for apples at the car.

Orvis Breedlove

Harve Endsley Schedules Farm Sale on October 26

Harve Endsley of the John Mathias farm announces a public sale of livestock and farm implements to be held Friday October 26. He has secured a job in the Kansas oil field and plans to move there this fall.

Harve Endsley John Mathias Endesley Kansas Oil Field

Washington Churches Advertise Weekend Attractions

Churches in Washington join to place ads in Saturday papers highlighting next day attractions. The page features a sentiment from Henry C. Wallace, urging parents and adults to attend church, noting it as a stabilizing influence in America. The promotion mentions electric fans and other cooling devices as part of the weekend spotlight.

Washington Henry C. Wallace Secretary of Agriculture America Saints Ginners

Making Survey of Rural Routes

Postmaster Burr Atkinson reviews the recent order from Postmaster General Hayes and plans notices to rural patrons. Boxes must be on the correct roadside side with legible names and numbers, within 18 inches of road edge, and placed to avoid leaving the conveyance. Noncompliance risks loss of service as cooperation is requested.

Hayes Atkinson

No hunting on Earl L. Huff property

A posted notice states that no hunting is allowed on the premises of Earl L. Huff. The rule appears on the property boundary, warning trespassers to refrain from hunting activities. Authorities emphasize enforcement of the no hunting restriction.

Earl L. Huff

Poland China Hog Sale At Armstrong Farm Near Van Buren

The Poland China sale at J. E. Armstrong’s Van Buren area farm drew mainly local buyers. Armstrong reported good prices and satisfaction with turnout as farmers shift toward quality Poland Chinas. The offering included 15 boars 6 yearling sows 1 tried sow and 30 spring gilts sired by An Other Wonder Cap the Climax and dams by Big Fessy Big Tim Indiana Giant Orange Giant and others.

Armstrong Wonder Big Fessy Big Tim Indiana Giant Big Bob Armitrong

Lecture course deficit prompts ticket drive

The fifteen guarantors report only 100 adult and 18 child tickets sold for the lecture course. At this rate a deficit of about 175 dollars looms, and guarantors will take steps to sell general admission tickets for the two remaining numbers to reduce losses.

Nwnbers

Families Visit Wm Christholen in Marion Ohio

Mr and Mrs Roy Ash and Mrs Ash of Ohio Mr and Mrs John Leverich and family and CC Schweikhart and family spent Sunday with Wm Christholen and family of Marion Ohio.

Roy Ash Ash Ohio John Leverich C. C. Schweikhart Wm. Christholen Marion

No Rail Strike Belief Gains Among Cabinet Members

Washington reports a prevailing view in the Cabinet and rail circles that no strike will occur. Labor leaders seek compromise and a plan to let the Interstate Commerce Commission and railroad labor board craft a wage and rate program. The combined approach aims to avert a second wage cut by linking any reductions to lower freight rates.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission and Railroad Labor Board United States Railroad Labor Board Interstate Commerce Commission Labor Board Harding

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Crevision Fast Association van Buren Athletic Association Mt. Etna First Walter Creviston Swallows Nail Jersey Gow Ales Newt Thompson South First Street Popular University Goldreich Brothers Place William H. Knight C. L. Knight John Howard Burr Atkinson Joe Armstrong Poland J. E. Armstrong
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