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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
4
Ernest Frank moves his family from Reading to Mus grove property while John Brett relocates to Montgomery. Numerous visits and social events follow, including the Ladies Literary Club gathering, Y. P. B. meeting, and a quiet wedding of Guy Throop and Mable Brouse.
Mary Ann Walters visited Mrs. George Collins at home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Stage spent time with Mrs. Ethel McKim in Angola. The Ladies Aid social at the church last Thursday raised more than six dollars. Mr. Peterson of St. Johns Michigan visits Miss Laura Brown. The Sunday School class banquet honored the young men’s class with a two course supper. Ford Cleckner and wife of North Scott were guests of Fred Throop and wife. Albert and George Rice stayed with Roas Rice in Northwest Ohio. Mrs. Linnie Smith and daughter visited her mother near York. Mrs. Kinsley, mother of Mrs. Henry Rathbun, is in poor health. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goss of Bankers visited their inlaws the McElhenies. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Foster of Page visited Bes Ryan. Alva Allen of Kinderhook spent Sunday with John Elliott. Lynn Storey visited his brother near Metz. Roy Davis visited Roy Bailey on Sunday. Otto Storey spent days with her son Nil and family near Metz. Mrs. Deal Teeters is very poorly. Miss Elda Smith at Lutheran hospital in Fort Wayne reports progress and plans to return home. Frances Batley was pleasantly surprised by about 40 friends on March 21 as they gathered to see her.
Union Corners and nearby farms hosted visitors Sunday including Harland Goshorn and family to Ora Coldsnow, Frank Shambarger to John Harbaugh, Frank Fox family with Dave Brngle, and Edon guests to E R Rockey. Several calls and visits continued through Sunday and Monday with local families. The report notes a lost work horse of Ora Coldsnow and a soap club gathering at Mrs. Ivan Goshorn’s.
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