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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
8
Correspondence from Ray records numerous weekend visits and gatherings. Families listed include the Elliotts Rathbuns Housmans Holtons Smiths Thompsons Tompkinses and Mrs Hobart of Detroit with various relations visiting, traveling and hosting around Easter and recent days.
Mrs Roy Adair and three children visit her mother near Hagerman corners. Samuel Smiley of Colon Michigan visits Chas Gleason. Alva Allen and wife Easter in York township. car breakdown forces walk home from Indiana. Guy Abbott hauls logs to Coldwater Wednesday. Kinderhook election passes smoothly. Mrs Bessie Gleason travels to Colon to care for ill daughter Willa. Orville Merritt returns from work near Ray. Amanda Gleason houses for son Charles FE Gleason while wife away. Charles Worthington papers for Mrs Bailey Taylor. Mrs Wm Bordt returns to Fremont after short stay at home.
Sunday brought more snow as residents shared visits and home improvements. J F Laird and wife reshingled their house south of town while C J Lewis and wife now ride in a new automobile. Local families and cream station news, with Montgomery Co Ops handling eggs and cream at J H Zimmerman's drug store under manager Earl Davis. Cecil Adair mentioned in brief.
Mr and Mrs Albert Nill spent several days with Lee Kanouse and family. Laurence Balch of Fremont visited George Ryan for the weekend. Mrs Mary Swayne grew very ill last Thursday and remains unwell. Fred Keith and family visited his sister Mrs Joe Eckert and family Sunday. Mrs Linnie Ryan and daughter went to Coldwater last Saturday. Ladies at Mrs Charlie Pauls home made two comforters for cyclone relief. George and Mrs Swayne hosted a homecoming for their Albion and Kinderhook born families.
Artie Clark and wife welcomed a baby girl Saturday. Mrs A B Daily hosted her sister Mrs Dan Scoville and son Hollis from Hillsdale from Thursday through Saturday. The funeral of Austin Billman was held Friday at the M E church with Rev Thomas W Rice of Albion presiding and burial in California cemetery. James Stewart, who has been sick.
A speaker urges spiritual solidarity among diverse denominations, stressing respect for distinctive beliefs as their choicest possession. They call for unity around the figure of the Lord with open minds and ready, action-minded wills to follow a clear path.
Rural residents in Prairieville seek un affiliated church fellowship after two churches with no resident pastor fail to support adequate ministry. Interchurch World Movement guides a four hour meeting, offering undenominational options and a plan to present to denominational officials. The community suspends federation, favoring a single denominational church with oversight.
A wartime exhortation quotes a commanding officer urging unity with the line No man alone can take a trench Keep together spoken to troops overseas The phrase extends to a broader call No church alone can take a world attributed to G Sherwood Eddy
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