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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
1
Last Monday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall more than two hundred members and invited guests enjoyed a season finale. The event featured visiting, music, a supper, and a speech by P. L. DeVita of Newark on Americanism, followed by cigars and further music before the crowd dispersed.
Political notice announces George R. Heller as a candidate in the Republican primary for County Sheriff, with election day stated as May 4, 1920. The announcement appears under the political notices section.
A Republican candidate for county sheriff requests GOP voters back his campaign at the May 4 primary. The message urges party members to vote for Domer.
Amos Junod of Pleasant Township announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county sheriff and asks for Republican voter support in the upcoming primary.
County auditor candidate Vin W. Pence announces his re election bid to Steuben County voters. He states he deserves a second term and asks for support on the Republican primary ballot.
A. R. Cook of Jamestown township announces he will seek the Republican nomination for County Auditor in the primary on May 4. He faces the party field and pledges to uphold fiscal oversight if elected.
Robert M. Waddell of LaGrange runs for the Republican nomination for state senator in a district including LaGrange Steuben and Heicke counties, subject to the vote of Republican voters on Tuesday May 4, 1920.
Somers announces campaign for representative seat presenting policy priorities and team backing. The announcement highlights key supporters and potential district impact while outlining campaign goals and dates.
News from Emerson School notes essays on friendship in English class and praise for insights. It mentions absences Arlene Pifer Edith Straw Thorwald tardy Franklin Davenport and absent sophomores. Juniors visited the Cyclone scene last Tuesday.
Absent list shows eleven pupils for Freshman period with 15 AYS noted. Tardy list lists Russell Deller six minutes, Roy Rummel ten, and Guy Smith three. Fifth and Sixth Grades report additional absences and tardies with named students. Visitors Thelma Brant Dorothy Sheets Cora Fox Sarah Wicoff attended the room.
First and second graders listed. Leon Donihue withdrew Monday after entering first grade last week. Claude Smith Madeline Smith Gladys Hufnagle Lillian Goddard from the finer school entered here last week. Shotert Ratussie entered the second term. Graham withdrew due to ill health. Wisie Kaufman absent this week.
Michigan projects target 1100 miles of state road construction this year. Pioneer Ohio advertises school bonds but draws no bids. Mrs. Tribolet of Quincy Michigan travels to Panama to join her husband. Branch County allocates 30000 dollars to cyclone relief among townships. Washington to shed about 10000 clerks in coming months amid large war department staffing. W I Lower residence near Ashley burned from incubator fire with tenants escaping. Bryan hotels and garages crowded by car traffic as automobilists flood the town, with 125900 dollars worth of cars stored in streets.
Sealed proposals are invited for general construction and heating and plumbing for two story and basement additions to Fremont School in Fremont Indiana. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and must be received by April 29 1920 at 10 30 A M. in Fremont. Plans by A H Ellwood and Son Architects. The trustee reserves right to accept or reject bids.
Members at Mrs. Harding's home planned a repeat cantata for Angela Sorosis and invited friends for Monday. storm and bee ads kept some from attending. A sale of “wet” proceeds was satisfactory, with contributors, though goods could have been more. A meeting at the M E church was set for this evening and the Girls Ban would participate in the program.
The Indiana state board of election commissioners after a conference with Governor Goodrich ruled that women cannot vote in the May 4 primary. They cited lack of proper legislation to grant women voting rights for primary offices.
The Interchurch World Movement surveys migrant sheep shearers across the continent from Canada to Mexico. It urges outlying churches to extend social and facility support to reduce isolation among these workers who move seasonally for their trade.
This review praises Leonard Wood as a compelling figure whose life spans Cape Cod boyhood through Apache campaigns, Rough Riders in Cuba, Moro Province rule, and allied roles. Eric Fisher Wood, Yale 1910 graduate, authored the book published by George H. Doran Company priced at $2.00 net.
Bailey's Drug Store advertises a full range of garden and flower seeds. AStna Insurance Co. lists tornado risk coverage with agent Cora Fox available for inquiries.
A Girls Band concert scheduled for last Saturday evening was canceled due to storms. The band nevertheless performed a brief set of selections at the Star Theater.
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