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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
9
Read all the ads. Fort Wayne visitor Charles Persing spends Sunday here. Various residents recover from illness, travel to Toledo Cleveland Sturgis Mich and Kendallville. Funeral notices, club events, baptisms, births, and school programs populate a busy community page with wedding, graduation, and travel notes.
A formal notice states that legal advertisements will be charged at the rate fixed by law. The document outlines billing methodology and applicable scope for notices published in the periodical.
The Angola Herald will hereafter be issued as a twice weekly paper on Tuesdays and Fridays. Local notices mention visits from residents to Fort Wayne and Jackson, and social activity around the area. H. W. Freed's Trained Animal Show arrives in Fremont May 4 with admission 25 cents, children 15.
A reader asks for the meanings of Fim-Fob and Guy-Fob while a short note notes Huerta pronunciation. A trained animal show is billed for next Monday and mail to Yim Yonson is unclaimed. Postmaster notes actions forthcoming as seasonal expressions and cautions about trouble to come. Swat them.
Regular meeting of Northeastern Lodge No. 210 F and A M Wednesday at 7 30 P M with work on the Masten Mason's degree. Dr B F Chapin and family visited Ray. Drawing Room Club hosted by Mrs F E Abrams with daughter Florence. Next meeting at Mrs Maud Taylor's home May 22. May activities include high school contest eighth grade commencement and alumni banquet. one meeting will be omitted.
The Bank of Fremont promises a 3 percent rate on deposits left for six months. Wanted subscribers are invited to use the Want Column, free to all paid in advance subscribers.
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