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Newspaper

Van Buren News Eagle

Location

Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1923

Page

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Indiana Truck to Meet Van Buren Independents in Opener

The Van Buren Independent basketball team hosts the Indiana Truck Corporation team from Marion in the season opener at Van Buren Gym on Saturday night October 2. The Truck squad travels with a Jubilee orchestra and a headline entertainer. Both teams field strong lineups with several named players and are expected to provide a competitive game with tickets at 25 cents.

van Buren Indiana Truck Corporation Marion Indiana Truck Jubilee Indiana Dickard Cowman Bond Fairmount McComb Heaton Swinkley Marrin Rea Verl Doyle Jack Melling Austin Ferguson Ray Baker Walter Creviston Glenn Losure Homer Losure Brainard Losure Kenny Doyle Scott Lane

Epworth League Plans Major Building Project at Epworth Forest

Officials of the Epworth League Institute of the North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference begin surveying a $10,000 tabernacle site at Epworth Forest Lake Webster with excavation to start soon. A 48 room dormitory and a $6,000 cafeteria are planned with occupancy expected by next year’s institute. The August 11 to 18, 1924 conference dates were announced for the newly acquired property. Special programs are planned as cottages and dormitories prepare for use.

Epworth League Institute of Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conference Epworth Forest Lake Webster League

Alexandria Hosts Washington Masonic Memorial Cornerstone

Alexandria Virginia was chosen for the 4 million George Washington Masonic National Memorial because George Washington was the first Worshipful Master of Alexandria Washington Lodge No 22 just across the Potomac. The lodge guards priceless relics of Washington and owns the Williams portrait, deemed the most truthful portrait. The cornerstone will be laid on Thursday November 1, 1923.

Alexandria George Washington Masonic National Memorial Alexandria- Washington Potomac River National Capital Williams Washington

Nickel Plate Buddies Challenge 140 Pound Teams

The Nickel Plate Buddies basketball team from Van Buren Indiana plans to challenge any 140 pound team in the state. For game submissions contact Forest Martz box 365 Van Buren Indiana.

Nickel Plate Buddies van Buren Forest Martz Box 365 Indiana

Two Sermons at Central Church Emphasize Christian Name

At Central Church last Sunday the minister preached two sermons on the name Christian. He argued that Christians and the church are named by divine authority and urged using only the divinely appointed name to promote church unity.

Bridwell Paul Cephas Apollos Jesus Peter Lord Jesus Christ Church of God

Roll Drops Basketball at Roll High School

Roll High School will have no basketball team this year as authorities decide other sports will benefit students more. They say only the capable athletes participate and those most needing physical training miss out.

Roll High School

Mrs Alva Korporal Improves After Illness

Mrs Alva Korporal was quite ill last week but is reported much better at present indicating a notable recovery.

Alva Korporal

Town Monthly Practice Tickets On Sale For Gymnasium

Stems of the Town issues monthly practice tickets at the gymnasium for one dollar per month with October free. Tickets available from Arnal Merrell or at the News-Eagle office. The high school basketball team travels to Liberty Center Friday for the opener and a good crowd is expected to support the home team.

Arnal Merrell News-Eagle Liberty Center

Camblin Reports Successful Michigan Store Sale

Milt Camblin returned from Michigan after a two week sale at a large store. His wife Mrs. Camblin and daughter Joan joined him for a few days. The sale met with great success, mirroring the success of his previous local event.

Milt Camblin Michigan

Fall festival raises funds for church aid

The Methodist church fall festival cleared about six hundred dollars for charity. The pastor gave checks of 250 dollars each to the Ladies Aid Society treasurer and church trustees, with totals possibly rising to 300 dollars. A teacher noted an Indianapolis trip, while teachers at a state institute faced hotel rate concerns in the capitol city. Farmers shipping association reported Van Buren’s largest hog, 940 pounds, raised by Joe Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Wm Saxon are noted as town berry champions with unusually large raspberries.

Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society Farmers Shipping Association van Buren Poland Joe Armstrong Wm. Saxon

Sister in law of Rev J T Bridwell dies in Ohio

Rev J T Bridwell learns his brother George Bridwell’s wife Lula Bridwell died in Cincinnati Ohio after sudden illness. She was treated at Cincinnati General Hospital and died after an operation. Burial set for Brookstown Indiana. Rev Bridwell plans to attend the funeral.

J. T. Bridwell Ohio City John T. Bridwell Lula Bridwell George Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati General Hospital Littl Hope Brookstown Indiana Mr. Bridwell

Ideal Bakery expands to larger premises and oven

Frank Swartz owner of Ideal Bakery leases a new 15 by room between current shop and post office. The enlarged space with an alley access will house a larger continuous oven. He will buy flour in carload lots to keep high quality and stable prices as trade grows locally and from neighboring towns.

Ideal Bakery Frank Swartz Swartz J. E. Riley Mr. Swartz

Van Buren Athletic Association elects new board and officers

At a recent stockholders meeting Van Buren Athletic Association chose a new board of directors and officers. Dr W W Moit retires as president, moving to Warren. New president BE H DePoy and secretary Arn al C Merrell take office, with I E Draper as vice president and Frank Swartz as treasurer. The group plans building fund events and practice schedules for basketball and tennis.

van Buren Athletic Association W. W. Moit Warren I. E. Draper O. G. Willey Frank Swartz George Leverich L. M. Camblin Arnal C Liberty Center Summitville

Busy Week With The Methodists

A church week features stereoptical views on mission fields and centenary work. Rev J E Lawshe and Rev H A Davis deliver sermons and talks on evangelism, Mexico, Africa, Japan, and missionary hymns. Services are free and open to all. Ernest Felutes, pastor.

J. E. Lawshe H. A. Davis Ernest Felutes

Mrs Korporal Undergoes Gall Bladder Operation At Grant County

Mrs Frank Korporal was taken to Grant County Hospital Saturday evening and underwent surgery Sunday morning for cholecystitis. A large number of pits and stones were removed from the gall bladder, one stone nearly the size and shape of a spark plug. She is recovering well and expected to make a full recovery.

Frank Korporal Grant County Hospital

Landess School Notes Highlight Baseball Loss and Programs

Landess White reports a 6 to 4 baseball defeat at Hanfield as Landess students engage in a new manual training course. Prizes awarded for wood projects judged by local business leaders with Arthur Sirk, Jerry Pence, and Mark Pence among winners. Rev Hummer and Rev France addressed students stressing character, obedience, and citizenship.

Landess White Landersville Enoch Stout John Huff Arthur Sirk Jerry Allen Pence Mark Pence

Child Injured Falls On Tin Can Gash Above Knee

The smallest daughter of Wm. Clark sustained a deep cut on her left leg below the knee when she fell on a tin can Wednesday noon. Her father rushed her to the physician, who sutured the wound and stopped the bleeding. The child is reported as comfortable.

Wm. Clark

Teething Trouble From Hog Attack Jars Reverend

Rev. Brown, a large preacher, tried to herd a hog between fields on his farm. The hog battered him and knocked out three teeth and loosened others. He vows to intervene with his feet in his pockets next time. The tale closes with a quip about evil spirits and drowned pigs.

Rev. Brown

Coal suppliers offer high quality coal at attractive price

Prompt notice from Curtis O Nelson and Geo L Jeffries offers hard coal supply. They urge immediate contact for excellent quality coal and special pricing.

Curtis O. Nelson Geo. L. Jeffries

Nine Baptized at Warren Church of Christ Sunday

Nine people were baptized at a Warren Church of Christ service on Sunday afternoon. Names include Eva Cox Ernie Butler Merle Butler Henry Jones Leo Myers Bernon Oliver Donald Losure Opal Stepp and Berniece Stepp.

Warren Church of Christ Eva Cox Ernie Butler Merle Butler Henry Jones Leo Myers Bernon Oliver Donald Losure Opal Stepp Berniece Stepp Jesus John God Aid Society

Blue Lodges to Represent 17 000 Masons at Memorial Stone Laying

All 17 000 Blue lodges in the United States will be represented at Alexandra Virginia on Thursday November 1 for the cornerstone laying of the George Washington Masonic National Memorial. Grand lodges of Masons will also attend this historic ceremony. Alexandria lies across the Potomac from Washington DC near Mount Vernon.

United States Alexandra Virginia George Washington Masonic National Memorial Alexandria Potomac River Washington, D. C Mount Vernon General Washington

Death from thirty foot silo fall near Marion

George Lee aged 65 died at his home near Marion after a fall from the top of a silo on the Grant Liven good farm. He survived by two brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at the Highland Avenue M E Church in Marion.

Sam Lee Eunice Lee May Lee Olin Farr George Lee Marion Lee Jackson Township Wells County Grant Livengood Alexander Lee van Buren John Lee Missouri Sarah Marshell Huntington County Highland Avenue M. E

Soaping Windows Prohibited in Van Buren This Year

Notice warns that window soaping is banned in Van Buren with vigorous prosecution for offenders. It also states Halloween on Wednesday October 31 will not be observed at any other time. Henry Spilker Marsah signed the notice.

van Buren Hallowe’en Henry Spilker Marsah

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Indiana Truck van Buren Gym Epworth League Central Church Indianapolis Capitol City State Institute Landess Hanfield Landess—Sirk Pence Speers Bramblett Welch Garner Powell S.s van Ness Bradford Baker, Hanfield Cox Scott Smith Knetzer Leming R.f Conn J.f Cain C.f Hacker A. D. McCracken Henry Callentine Landess L.white Hummer The Brethren Church France Christian Church E. O. Brown Blue Lodge Grant County
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