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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
2
The sale offers half price on fancy neck wear, 800 Knickerbocker suits at half price, and 1-5 off on many items including auto dusters suspenders and athletic underwear. Numerous hosiery, shirts, and nightwear lines join the clearance with steep markdowns and bulk counts listed.
From August 20 1914 a Warren editor cautions readers about European war escalation and official censorship. He notes missionaries returning from China join armies and warns against guessing outcomes as war reporters face restrictions and biased news.
The Wade family and relatives gathered August 6 1914 at Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers home in Kinderhook Michigan for a reunion of about seventy attendees. A noon dinner filled a newly built barn dining hall followed by a group photo and a program featuring songs by Hen Wade a talk on Friendship by Mrs Jeasie Fetter ho and a roll call with minutes and officer elections led by Cris Schaeffer.
The group lists officers president Will Friday vice president Lou Schaeffer secretary Martha Chambers treasurer and program committee Bessie McElhenie Jinnie Straw. Death and marriages are recorded along with births and visitors from several states. Roy Schaeffer to host the next reunion in August 1915.
The gathering ended swiftly as attendees left for home hoping for a return next year. Mrs. Iua Schaeffer served as secretary during the event.
A Mexican operation introduces a mobile army bakery turning out 6,000 to 8,000 pounds of bread daily for about 10,000 personnel. Captain E S Wheeler leads 65 bakers with 12 ovens capable of 38,000 pounds per day, replacing the old hardtack rations with issue bread and war bread in field camps.
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