Let's Pull Together For A Cleaner Town
Fremont streets are in good condition this spring with minimal dust and oil that was laid last season helping to prevent holes and rats. An extra coat of oil now and in the future could keep results strong and cheaper than replacement. Citizens should share costs and oiling should not be delayed. Crude oil is said to help fight flies and manure piles. every citizen should help rid the city of pests and filth for a cleaner, healthier town.
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Fremont
Mat
Rev Chas Richards Returns to Fremont
The return of Rev. Chas. Richards, pastor of the Evangelical church, who has been in Fremont for the last four years, will please church members and town citizens. He is praised as tireless and efficient, having built the church into a prosperous condition and served the community as a friend to all. He will be with the town for another year.
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Chas. Richards
Evangelical Church
Richards
Indiana Sculptor Rudolph Schwartz Dies at 46
Rudolph Schwartz, the Indiana sculptor who carved the groups on the soldiers' monument in Indianapolis, died at his home Sunday afternoon. He was forty six years old.
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Rudolph Schwartz
Indianapolis
Auto Supply Dealer Faints at Odd Customer Request
An auto repair shop greets a new customer who lists bizarre parts to replace injuries and body parts of multiple people plus gasoline. The dealer calmly offers to replace anything while the customer details fingers, a thumb, a nose, a leg, ribs, and fuel, highlighting absurdity in the exchange.
Carpenter work starts on Samuel Kemery barn at Kinderhook
The carpenters began enlarging Samuel Kemery's barn and plan a hip roof with Mr and Mia noted. Lee Bordt spent Sunday in Indiana and is under a doctor's care. Fred Strong's sister is visiting, while rumor says a church minister arrived at the schoolhouse Sunday evening but did not come. Willie Michael returns to South Bend school duties aiming to finish in September. Mr Shaw of Bethel visited Kinderhook Monday.
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Samuel Kemery
Whllie Michael
South Bend
Pelican State Threatens to Go Republican Over Free Sugar
New Orleans April 17 Louis ana fears in newsprint and commerce that Louisiana, long Democratic stronghold, may shift to the GOP this fall over the sugar duty. Merchants and planters warn the party that free sugar would crush the state’s key industry, intensifying cross‑state campaign tactics and letters urging congressmen to oppose removal of the sugar duty. Continued on Page Eight.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Southland
Missouri
McCutcheon
North
West
Senate
High School Graduation Class of April 30
The following bright and promising youths will graduate April 30 after four years of study at the High School. Jim Cooper Lapa Dygert Glenn Falka Lisle McLouth Lisle Masters Irma Cooper Alice Story Hugh Weiss Nettie Buer Bernice Lewis Ralph Baker Mabelle Krouse Ona Walter Rolland Weaver James Lewis Pearl Mallory Grace Duguid. This is the largest class yet. Commencement will be held at the opera house Tuesday evening April 30. Alumni reception and banquet follow Wednesday evening May 1 at the opera house.
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Jim Cooper
Lapa Dygert
Glenn Falka
Lisle McLouth
Lisle Masters
Irma Cooper
Alice Story
Hugh Weiss
Nettie Buer
Bernice Lewis
Ralph Baker
Mabelle
Krouse
Ona Walter
Rolland Weaver
James Lewis
Pearl Mallory
Grace Duguid
Opera House
Y. P. B. Organized Here by Mrs. Duguid
A group of young people met at Mrs. Garn Duguid's home on April 4 to form Y. P. B. organization. Mrs. Lida Duguid of Ray attended to help perfect the group. Elected officers were Mildred Wade president Winifred Wells vice president Florence Ladd record secretary Catherine Taylor corresponding secretary Floyd Richards treasurer.
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Garn Duguid
Lida Duguid
Ray
Mildred Wade
Winifred Wells
Florence Ladd
Catherine Taylor
Floyd Richards
Annual contest by Albion and Emersonian societies
The annual contest will be held in the opera house Friday evening April 267 with a debate on whether a republic is better than a constitutional monarchy. Affirmative by Harold Hudson and Marvin Foster, negative by Paul Dygert and Harold Hufnagle. Program includes readings Frances Bailey Florence Lewis, oration Gladys Duguid Dorothy Sheets, essays Marie Williamson Lela Friday, and music with solos duets and quartetts.
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Albion
Emersonian
Opera House
Harold Hudson
Marvin Foster
Paul Dygert
Harold Hufnagle
Frances Bailey
Florence Lewis
Gladys Duguid
Dorothy Sheets
Marie Williamson
Lela Friday
Local Couple Charles Shenk Visit Noted in Town
Charles Shenk and his wife from Angola were in town Saturday, drawing attention from residents and confirming ongoing ties between the community and distant hometowns.
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Charles Shenk
Angola
Yeaturday
Fremont High School Commencement Program Highlights Readings and Orations
A fragmented list of student speakers and performances at Fremont High School graduation includes names such as Alice Story Ama Cooper Toshimental Solo and Roland Weay. Presentations feature poems, essays, and orations among other program items.
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Fremont High School
Items of News From Ray Ind
Delno Holley visited his cousin Wesley Fulton for dinner last Sunday. J C McNaughton bought a new car last week. Mrs Harry Fulton took her son Wesley to Fremont Monday. Mrs Elnora McNaughton won a prize at the A P church contest last Friday. The Brown School closed for summer vacation last Friday. Supervisor H L Smith scraped the roads last week. Earl B McNaughton was in Angola on business last Saturday. K J Bohner, formerly of Ray, bought the Frank S Day Jewelry Store of Angola. We wish Mr Bohner success in his undertaking.
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Delno Holley
Wesley Fulton
Harry Fulton
Wesley
Fremont
Elnora McNaughton
A. P. Church
Earl B. McNaughton
Angola
K. J. Bohner
Ray
Frank S. Day
Mr. Bohner
Mort Brown
Coral Straw
Pleasant Lake
Obituary of Lillie White of Fremont
Lillie White daughter of Charles and Marion White born November 29 1868 died April 11 1912 aged 44 years 7 months 18 days She was born on the farm one mile west of Fremont and lived there most of her life with her elderly parents in Fremont.
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Lillie White
Charles and
Marion White
Lillie
Fremont
Card of Thanks for Lillie White
Relatives and friends of Lillie White thank all who aided during her last illness, from Mrs. C. White.
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Lillie White
Mrs. C. White
Local Social Notes From Jamestown And Pleasant Lake
Jamestown residents Harvey Straw and wife of Pleasant Lake visited J. J. Berry and returned home Thursday. Several townsfolk sent updates about relatives, travel, illnesses, and work plans including Miss Winnie Dawes starting work for Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Ethel McKim returning from Fremont, and Frank DeLong spraying fruit trees. Additional mentions include visits to Fremont, Kinderhook chimney work, and local family gatherings as the week closed.
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Harvey Straw
Pleasant Lake
J. J. Berry
Frank DeLong
Olive Simbaugh
Fremont
Mission Of The Public Library Says Librarian Shapes Citizens
The speech argues that public schools and libraries are essential to forming informed citizens for a diverse nation. It emphasizes educating all children in self government principles, stressing responsibility alongside liberty, and urges public support for libraries as moral custodians and molders of future leaders.
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Atlantic Sea Board
Evangelical Church Opens Conference Year Services Sunday
The Evangelical church invites all to attend the opening service of the new conference year on Sunday evening. A quarterly meeting follows at East Main Evangelical church from Friday evening April 26 through Sunday. All officers are requested to be present, including Chas Richards.
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East ¢Nlead Evangelical Church
Teo
Chas
Richards
Public Sale At Mrs White Residence Saturday Afternoon
Mrs Charles White will hold a sale at her residence one block west of the school home on Saturday afternoon at one o'clock. A buggy, heating stove, sewing machine and other household goods, garden tools and related items will be offered.
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Charles White
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