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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
5
Mrs. Lincoln Brouse is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porter are parents of a daughter born Saturday August 1. The Algansee Grange to entertain Pomona Grange August 20. Numerous visits and travel between Camden, Angola, Pleasant Lake, and nearby towns feature daily social activity and community news.
Miss Mamie Collins stayed with sister Mrs Clyde Barry. George Brauser family visited Waterloo. Nile Clark and Warren returned to Bronson Mich. in town with new Ford car. Jamestown ice cream social and Farmers Picnic planned August 8 and 27. Local ball game Jamestown beat opponents by a score of to 1. Arch Barry hosted Elmer Sidel and Flint visitors. Sadie Berry visited Han som and Frontier Michigan. Frank Brown returned from western trip. Mrs Roy Gallop injured in fall. Wilma Miller went to Angels.
Ray Review notes Harry Fulton plans a new granary this fall. Several families travel between Hall's Corners Seattle Fort Wayne and Ohio towns visiting relatives and friends last Friday through Sunday. Morton Manon loses another horse. two losses this summer. Families visit farms near Montgomery Montgomery North Adams and Pleasant Lake with trips to Jamestown Angola and Union City Michigan mentioned.
In a tense kitchen scene Tom’s parents debate his engagement to Miss Goodrich. They scheme to send him to California to thwart the match, fearing his love will outrun their objections. Tom resists the idea, preferring independence over costly detours to the grand opera.
Tom returns home from Aunt Laura's ranch troubled by a planned marriage to Lucie Goodrich and a possible romance with Mrs. Gaynor. His parents reveal their engagement to Hal He Lane and face his reaction as they weigh family judgment and finances.
A Washington inventor patents a pneumatic mechanism to flash colored signals from a locomotive headlight. The feature is intended to warn of false impressions, but a commentator warns it could make the engine resemble a moving drug store.
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