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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
2
All members of Sprosia desiring to retain membership for the club year 1912 13 are asked to notify the secretary promptly. Dues for the 1911 season should be paid before officers are elected. Programs will be prepared early and the committee must know who remains dependable.
South California Frank Gary and wife spent Tuesday with their nephew Charley Donahue and family at Wes Reading. Min Ethel Knapp visiting at Alva McMurray's spent Sunday with her parents. Ainsley made no business trip to Fremont Tuesday, took dinner with his son Arthur. JA B. Vance and family visited sister Mrs Ellen Dunlap last week. Geo Swick and wife were weekend guests of A. E. Wilkinson family. Gladys Wilkinson on the sick list. R E Holmes and wife entertained daughter Hazel Skinner of Fort Wayne. Mrs Carrie Ling visited Mrs Cora Dalley Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Aher of Coldwater visiting A J Daily. Wakerman I F M E church quarterly meeting begins Friday April 12. John Decker and wife moved to West California. Mrs Linnie From and Mrs Adda Knapp went to Fremont Monday.
Mrs. Hazel Skinner of Fort Wayne visits her parents and relatives including Mr and Mrs Hubert Holmes and Mr and Mrs Charles Skinner at Ray. Mrs Bennie Goodwin and two children guest of her mother Mrs Ella Ayres. Mrs S A Steele and daughter Genieve of Detroit visit her mother Mrs Anna Graves. Libbie Bash and Elgin Ayres visit. Wilson Paul attends United Presbyterian meeting in Canton starting the 9th. Several residence changes include Nettie Whitten, Frank Thill, Bernetta Wilkinson, and the I W Corey house occupants.
Union Corners residents spent Sunday with neighbors including Homer Peck and wife visiting Frank Flickner and family from North West. Flavey Long and family joined Tom Fox and wife of Ralph Purdy from Eden. Ivan Goshorn, Frank Fox and families hosted with Huntington. Hugh Goshorn and wife hosted Brman Flickner and family and aunt Rainey. Yellers hosted Hicketts and family, Willis and family, Karl Walters and more.
Readers are invited to enjoy a heightfully humorous American tale in the Eagle. The story features a likable hero and a heroine whose charm resonates with readers and invites continued installments.
A historical recipe roundup covers Perfect Parker House Rolls Lady Washington Rolls Norfolk Sally Lunn Engild Tea Cakes and a White Fruit Cake with detailed steps for dough preparation fermentation shaping and baking. Includes milk sugar lard salt flour yeast butter eggs and fruit and nut fillings with timings for rising resting and oven heat.
A reader is urged to read Vaughan Kesters new tale The Prodigal Judge which portrays American life of past decades and promises a close intimate connection with the characters. The advertisement emphasizes the opening as essential to understanding the story.
The report lists Albert Zeiters family Rob ert Zeiters Jot Fried Carl Zeiters and others from Chicago visiting Ad Zeiters and family Sunday. Carl Zeiters Chicago visits his parents. Lovenia Goshorn stays week with daughter Mrs Marion Purdy at Eden. Curt Thompson family and Roy Creek clan join Andrew McClain clan. John Fox family spends Sunday with Wm Fox family.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late Robert C Cameron are requested to call at the office of Frank Sailor and make a settlement at once. A. E. Kinsey, Administrator.
A fragment describes mixing a cake with spoon soda or one glass brandy or white wine. After mixing, slice three bananas and stir lightly. Bake and leave it to lew. The text reads as an informal bake instruction with unclear final steps.
Instructions for treating washed handkerchiefs with a light starch, dampening after drying, and ironing with embroidery facing down. Use muslin as a protective layer, press hot to avoid yellowing, then fold and press under muslin to preserve fresh appearance.
Recipe instructions for Dutch Apple Pudding with batter using flour baking powder salt butter egg milk and a top of sour apples with sugar. Includes sauce with sugar butter hot milk and beaten egg whites. Serves warm with ese sauce.
Melt two scant cupfuls lard with two cupfuls molasses add one teaspoon cloves one teaspoon cinnamon half teaspoon salt soda dissolved in hot water one well beaten egg and sifted flour mix flour gradually until dough thick enough to roll out cut into fancy shapes and bake in a moderate oven.
In Carendon Texas W B Holselow recalls a brother whose dreadful cough nearly caused consumption. After using Dr Wing's New Discovery the patient recovered fully in ten days and now weighs 218 pounds. The remedy is praised as quick safe and guaranteed priced 50 cents and 1.00 at L De Cagswell's store. Mrs Wil McNickle elected Martha society president for the year. White Elephant social at the K P Mall list raised funds with lively auction led by Dudley Gleason. Dr Wade accompanied Drag Buck to Ann Arbor then returned yesterday.
Laura McElhenie was called to Litchfield Midh last Tuesday due to her father Dean's illness. He died Friday and McElhenie attended the funeral Monday. Jim Wicott and wife attended Dallas Bates's funeral in Columbia Ohio on Wednesday. Also, Wicott and wife visited his mother in Fremont Tuesday. Guy Sharp of Edgerton visited his parents week before last. Weir Hall of Nevada visited friends here last week. Ettie Blatter Leslie Adams and Los Tucker were sick last week. Richard Vaughn went to Detroit for a two week stay. A number from here went to Angola on Monday. Preaching is planned in York next Sunday morning and evening.
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