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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
3
Frost halves the tomato crop and harms corn in Landessville area. Travelers report oil-field work slowing in western regions while roads remain passable. Local notices recount family visits, funerals, and community happenings with garden and pumpkin anecdotes and a misc story about a startled dog and a breaking window.
Acute nasal catarrh attack described with frequent colds and run down condition. Local ointment and a blood acting tonic claim rapid mucous surface buildup and reduced susceptibility, marketed by F W Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, selling for over 40 years.
A cabbage head near a house burst. Attendees joined preaching at the old Indian church Sunday. A home coming and all day meeting at the Christian church on September 30. Peter Murphy, 78, remains active. Items for the column may be left at the barber shop or called in to 2-11.
Mrs W J Smith and daughter Thelma visited Marion with Mr and Mrs Fred Lenox on Thursday. Artie Conwell, and Mr and Mrs Herbert Nash joined a day trip to Anderson to see the Nash family. Local attendance at the Van Buren stage show The Bashful Mr Bobs. The Knote sisters Pauline Bernadine and Hilma visited and guests hosted by Vilna Thelma Smith. Ethel Helen Haupthof visited Edd Miner and baby with Beatrice Beck. Ida Conwell and John Conwell spent a Sunday with Dora Knote. Mr and Mrs Guy Helms with daughter Mable and Louise Barnes were among the attendees.
Spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Britton Barnes and family of Bluffton. Miss Viola Green visited her brother Mr Kenneth Green and Mrs Bradford on Saturday. Miss Belle Blakley and Miss Margaret Poling visited Cloud school Friday.
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