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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1922
Page
8
The article lists numerous residents and visitors across multiple towns during Easter week. It notes greetings, family visits, illness updates, and social gatherings involving Straw, Nichols, Jenkins, Skinner, Paul, Ford, Manor, Manor, and many others, with hospital and operation mentions for Cecile Manor in Albion.
M A George and wife visited Edd Ogden and family in Coldwater Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Willitt of Coldwater Lake were guests of E C Warren and wife. Virgil Parker hosted children and grandchildren over Easter with Lillian in Fort End and John Thompson visiting from Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Wm Fleming of Fort Wayne travel home Tuesday morning after winter stay with sister Mrs B Hibler. Thomas Nill moves to new home bought from Ben Ryan. Mrs Ben Ryan and son George visit May Bachman. Mrs Roy Schaeffer visits daughter Mrs Dewitt Church as she starts housekeeping. Roy Bachman, Albert Bachman, and Retta Miller drive to Butler Michigan for Easter with old friends. Mrs Blass and daughter return to Bronson Michigan after visiting sister Mrs Bert Brown.
Mrs Fra Lint hosted Misses Opa and Leola Sutton and Mr Pete Williams over the weekend. Mrs Retta Miller visited her brother Roy Bachman last Tuesday. Mrs Beulah Keith entertained sister Mrs Joe Eckert and family at dinner Sunday. Jesse Sellers remains ill but improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Chas Baker hosted Fort Wayne guests at supper Saturday. Frank Vint's business trip to Oviand on Monday included Mrs Lint and daughter visiting Chas Hawkins. A social gathering at Roy Bachman’s home marked another birthday milestone with refreshments and well wishes.
The report covers church activities at M. E. church with faster exercises, visits by Miss Leola Evard and Louise Waterbury from Phillips district, and guests Rev. C. L. Smith and wife from Hideville Ohio. Easter visits include Clarence Gould and family of Fremont, and Dan Firestone and family with Leo Firestone. W. C. T. U. served lunch at the Ross Luckett sale, clearing 17 dollars. West Clear Lake highlights include Corydon Stewart and daughter dining with Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter Marie, and Geo Worton Sr. visiting George.
In the region around Montgomery and Fremont residents hosted guests and attended gatherings. Delno Holley joined the M E church in California. Mildred Stewart visited Miss Matie Davis in Baylast. Families shared Easter dinners with the Wortons, Heller, and Fulton households. Perry Duguid moved to California Michigan for road work. Jackson township farmers held their regular meeting with about fifty attendees discussing wool marketing and home production of blankets and bats. County Agent Colliver praised the Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association. Hugh Beers and Jud Golden were appointed to list wools to be pooled, while Mrs. Elmer Grabill and Mrs. Lena Golden were named committee women for blanket and bat orders.
The Scott township farmers association met at the Scott Center school to discuss a cooperative wool pool, wool to blankets and batt manufacture, road and school matters, with Chas Dygert appointed to list wool to be pooled and Harold Kratz to handle the Columbia City blanket and batt plan.
In the township meeting residents discussed turning wool into blankets and placing orders through the township committee. The event featured ice cream and cake and advertised Tanlac as health relief, highlighted by Edw. L. Mertz. A separate note reports Triangle-Cods and Coke Co. winning a 4002.90 judgment against W. J. Nadine and Silas Nadine in Auburn circuit court last week.
Reading reports stroke shocks, local residents praised Tanlac as a remedy. Edw T Mertz advertises RAT S NAP rat poison claiming fast kills with no odor and that cats or dogs won’t touch it. Three sizes available through E L Mertz drug store.
In Indiana cities, Shey’s taped proposal faced defeat amid unclear context and fragmented reports. The snippets suggest opposition and uncertain outcomes across multiple locations.
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