Mrs. Violet Farr Called by Death in 1921 Obituary
Violet Farr wife of Jesse H Farr dies after a major operation at Marion hospital on September 3 1921 born March 22 1860 in Vian Buren township Grant County Indiana. She taught five years and later joined Farrville Christian church active in church and Sabbath school. Funeral held September 5 1921 at 2 pm at Farrville church with Rev. Ernest Treber officiating.
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Jessie H. Farr
Marion Hospital
Violet Y
William
Sarah Lays
Vian Buren
Grant County
Indiana
Marion Norma} College
M. P
Antioch
Jesse H. Farr
Harry Hf
Paul A
Edna I
Pauline
Hhone
Farrville Christian Church
Farrville
Ernest Treber
Van Buren H S Welcomes Strong New Faculty
The Van Buren high school introduces several new teachers this year as part of a strong faculty. Citizens are urged to acquaint themselves with the newcomers and extend fellowship to help improve education and community morals. Seek out the teachers and show support for their work with students and youth.
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van Buren High School
Orvis Breedlove Converts Barn into Grocery Store
Orvis Breedlove is rebuilding his barn behind the Traction station into a modern grocery store room and will announce its opening date soon. Byron Henderson performs with the Purdue Band at the Indiana State Fair this week.
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Orvis Breedlove
Traction Station
Byron Henderson
Purdue
Indianapolis
Indiana Vote Counts Narrow For Amendments At Special Election
Indiana returns from 1 409 precincts show only amendment No 1 gaining a majority. It would require full citizenship of aliens to vote and would enfranchise women. Amendment No 2 on voter registration was narrowly rejected. Most other amendments failed, including Nos 10 and 11 which would empower tax law changes and instituting a state income tax.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Light vote cast in Van Buren township turnout
About 140 votes were cast in Van Buren township with amendments not favored aside from voter qualification. The county overall polled a very light vote.
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van Buren
Van Buren High School Enrollments Hit New High
Van Buren public schools opened with the largest enrollment since 1914, totaling 358 students with 115 in the high school. Grades show strong pupil numbers across eighth through first, and music art teacher Miss Beachler joined after two and a half days in Warren schools. The schedule shifts include 45 minute recitations and a 10 to 10 20 convocation period for speakers before the high school.
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van Buren
Beachler
Warren
State Board of Education
Perry Rumple Opens Home Shoe Repair Shop on Third Street
Notice announces Perry Rumple has opened a home shoe repairing shop located on Third Street two blocks south and two blocks west of Van Buren State Bank, inviting customers to bring repairs.
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Third Street
van Buren State Bank
Ford Cars Again Reduced in Price
Detroit reports Ford Motor Company announces price cuts averaging 70 dollars on Ford cars and trucks bringing prices to the lowest ever offered. The company cites economy in manufacture and records August production at 117,696 with four months totaling 463,074, and notes no reduction for the Fordson tractor.
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Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor Car Company
Street fair call for canned and baked goods exhibits
Mrs. Harry Creviston heads the culinary and art department announcing Saturday afternoon September 17 for canned goods and Monday afternoon September 19 for baked goods. Committee members urge participants to notify in advance to aid entry on the records before the rush.
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Harry Creviston
Anna Corey
Roy Makemson
Mott Sugar
Nettie Nye
W. C. Booz
Dusler Family Visited Charleston Hosts Friday Night
Mr and Mrs Nora Dusler and children of Charleston Illinois were guests of Mrs M C Williamson Friday night.
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Nora Dusler and
Chilren
Charleston, Ill
M. C. Williamson
Verne Miller Receives Prison Term for Robbery Connection
Verne Miller, once of Van Buren, pleaded guilty to receiving and concealing stolen goods tied to the August 9 highhurst robbery. He was fined 500 dollars, sentenced to 1 to 14 years in the reformatory, and disfranchised for three years. The judge said the law dictated the sentence.
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Verne Miller
van Buren
Highurst
Miller
Reformatory
Charles
Andrew Miller
Verne
Sadie Miller
Walter Floyd
Raymond Floyd
Lewis Small
Harry Floyd
Street Far Will Be the Best Yet Street Far Will Be the Best Yet
The second annual free street fair in Van Buren is described as the best and biggest yet based on current reports. A News-Eagle office meeting reviewed plans, noting livestock exhibits will exceed expectations and extra space may be needed. Dahl Strider serves as secretary.
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van Buren
News-Eagle
Dahl Strider
Logure Sparks Families Meet at North Van Buren Reunion
The Logure Sparks families gathered at the Losure home north of Van Buren on Sunday September 4 for a day of socializing and a noon chicken dinner. Washington Sparks, 83, entertained on the violin. Next year’s reunion is planned for July in Muncie with many Losure and Sparks relatives listed.
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Robert Losure
Muncie
Losure
Sparks
van Buren
Washington Sparks
Everett .Korporal
Frank Losure
Ienry Losure
Lisander Losure
Guy Losure
Clarence Losure
Charles Losure
Bert Losure
Harley Losure
Mettie Sparks
Elma Sparks
Gladys
Garnett Taylor
Barrett
Jacob Love
Jason Bradford
Burr Endsley
Kirt Sparks
O. O. Hicks
Samuel Sparks
William Nelson
Jack Barnes
Edward Riley
Clarence Wyatt Electrocuted At Jonesboro Light Plant
Clarence Wyatt, superintendent of the water works and light plant in Jonesboro, was killed during a severe electrical storm Saturday night. He was at the switchboard trying to adjust a transformer when a massive 35,000 volt surge passed through his body, crippling the plant already out of commission by the storm.
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Clarence Wyatt
Jonesboro
Mr. Wyatt
Wyatt
Stolen money recovered after Marion store robbery
Marion Indiana officials say $1800 in cash and checks stolen from the Hurst department store has been recovered. Verne Miller and his stepsons Walter Harry and Raymond plus Lewis Small confessed and led authorities to a farm cache near Van Buren. The same group is linked to the Overman store theft of public safety items and watches.
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Marion
Ind
Hurst Department
Verne Miller
Walter
Harry and
Raymond
Lewis Small
A. J. Miller
van Buren
Raymond Kroyd
Yarry Floyd
Miller
Harry Floyd
Walter “Faves
Evansville
Overman
Hurst
Two Drivers Hurt At Warren Auto Race
D E Jacques suffered a badly injured shoulder when his Jacques Special rolled end over end twice in the Warren races. L Chatman for Moore of Thorntown lost an eye and suffered a deep facial gash when his car hit the inside fence. Schoeman of Iowa won the 25 mile race in a Schoeman Special with Schulties second and Thomas third. Race time 28 minutes 58 seconds. Ormsby led trials in a Frontenac Ford and nearly matched the half mile record.
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D. E. Jacques
Jacques
Warren
L. Chatman
Moore
Thorntown
Chatman
Schoeman
Iowa
Schulties
Thomas
Chevrolet Brothers
Ralph Ormsby
Ormsby
Gaston Chevrolet
Methodist Orchestra to Play at September Church Services
Ned Conwell leads the Methodist Sunday school orchestra which will perform at morning services during September. The ensemble has been enlarged with new members and will acquire a bass viol. Current players include Ned Conwell, Margaret DePoy, Dorothy Duckwall, Clarence Henderson, Byron Henderson, and J. D. Gallion.
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Ned Conwell
Methodist Sunday School Orchestra
Margaret DePoy
Dorothy Duckwall
Clarence Henderson
Byron Henderson
J. D. Gallion
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Violet Farr
Hospital
Farrville Church
Perry Rumple
Logure-Sparks
Lightning King
Hurst Store
Aurt
Second
Methodist Orchestra