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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
4
Our Correspondence Department reports a flurry of Easter visits and family gatherings across Kinderhook and nearby towns. Residents include the Andersons, Foster, Bailey, Harter, Pendill, Rakestraw, Wiggens, Jordan, and many others with trips to Fort Wayne, Ray, Coldwater, Girard, Ovid, and Steubenville.
LONG LAKE MD Mr and Mrs Henry Lewis welcome a daughter. C E Smith and wife visited Mr Worthington near Hall s Corners last Wednesday. Lise Brooks daughters from Camden stayed with Mr and Mrs John Abbots. John McCombs and Clayton Sinel escaped after the boat sank mid lake Wednesday night, making shore safely.
Erda Berlien spent Saturday night with Lois and Troas Snyder. Mrs. Sanford Allen is not better. The Ladies Aid gave her an Easter fly. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Garn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder. Carl Unroe of Detroit spent Friday and Saturday with M. C. Secor and family. Mrs. Jacob Meyers and son Ralph visited Rev. R. P. Geyer and family. James Knauss and daughter Nora visited Elmer Knauss and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw of Jones Chapel visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Albright. Myr and Mrs. Irvan McNall and daughter spent Easter with Ford McNall and family. Claud Misner spent Sunday with his brother Forest Misner of Kinderhook. Ralph Babb and wife of Quincy visited his parents. Missee Emma Hartman, Maggie MeKeener and Troas Snyder spent the day together.
Sunday afternoon with Mildred Yates and others spent Easter with relatives. Mrs. Ashley Chase and her mother visited Grandma Stokes last Wednesday. Charlies Porter and family joined Enoch Davis and Harry Strunk’s group in Camden on business. Miss Imo Worthington of Hamilton visited friends here last week. Dr. L. E. Chapin and Camden family spent Easter with Arthur Boor. Mrs. A. G. Smith returns from Luther Michigan. J. C. Horton returned from Indianapolis with his daughter. Henry Rathbun family and others were Sunday guests of the Strunks. Herman Albright lost a cow last week. D. H. Paul of Seattle visits. Miss Florence Gallup assists with house work. J. Disbro was kicked by a horse but recovering. Mrs. Wesley Albright spent week with son near Quincy. Lytle family moving to Wesley Brown house. Thad Miller and wife visited daughter Dell Weldon. Wedding notices: Floyd Albright’s marriage announced.
A large crowd attended the Easter supper Saturday night in Jamestown. Proceeds totaled about $9. Mrs. Lyle Jaque entertained a sister from Edgerton Ohio. Miss May Isenhower of Fremont visited Miss Velma Jaque. Several locals and visitors, including Rev. Wyant and son Harry, joined the event and Sunday School and League attendance was good.
Miss Laura Harris of Bethel visits at the J Michael home while the school house hosts Easter services during church redecorating. Mrs Riley Cornish visits relatives near Lake James with T A Whitcomb. A class party had 26 attendees with Rev Martin as a guest.
Laurel Whitlock and his bride from Ansonia were weekend guests at South Clear Lake, sharing time with local hosts and enjoying countryside hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Clint Whitlock announce the birth of a daughter. Gladys Davis visited Mabel Ryan. Mr and Mrs Glenn Faulk welcomed a daughter born April 8. Paul Duguid and the Craigs spent Sunday with George and Mabel Ryan. Willard Housman farm visit with Earl Throop. Linnie Oberst of Fremont guests of Linnie Smith. Mrs Thomas Painter in poor health with possible operation. Fern Smith Glenn Faulk and Opal Smith attend wedding at Orland. Peter Bailey and Freemont visit Faulk home.
Fremont and Union Corners share breezy society notes including visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ryan to the Sim Ryan home near North Scott, and Carl Davis with Hazel Lewis of Ray plus Veil Smith of Billings town at Roy Bailey’s. Easter gatherings, church notices, and community happenings fill a page of neighborhood life.
State of Indiana Steuben County I. E. B. McNaughton cashier of the Ray Bank swears the above statement is true. The figures list liabilities and capital stock with demand deposits and demand certificates totaling 97 072 93.
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