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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
6
The page lists the Sremont Eagle with price and date 1914. It includes satirical quips on money, fashion, marriage, and social habits. It notes unsolicited copies to non subscribers and a Thanksgiving ostrich feast report from a Chicago club.
The Eagle marks twenty two years of continuous publication and thanks readers and advertisers. It critiques modern culture with mentions of eugenic commissions sex education theater and erotic novels while noting a bride age concern. The piece celebrates stable service and hopes for continued patronage.
Various notices and brief items including R H Dygert in Waterloo on business. Arlea Clark heads to Florida for winter. Mrs John Kauffman of Oklahoma visits. Lila and Irma Cooper to be home for holidays. Bricker family Thanksgiving in Orland. Ruby Rantz filed divorce from G A Rantz. Wendall McNaughton visits parents. Della Follett born Nov 20 to J F Nichols family. Della to Chicago. Thanksgiving activities for Sprague, Wolfe and Gunn families. Eunice Noyes, A C Cooper and Claude host Thanksgiving at Bisbee. Weigle family at Montpelier, Ohio.
Town notices record a flurry of Thanksgiving visits and hospitality. Families from Coldwater, Jonesville, Angola, and Toledo appear among guests of local residents, with bank changes noted as E C Shupp becomes a bank stockholder and possibly president. Northeastern Lodge officers are listed, while a humorous Christmas sermon quips at Santa Claus obsession and church celebrations.
Five passenger Ford auto priced to move in Fremont Indiana. In good condition and available at a bargain. Call S. E. Straw's garage for details.
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