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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
4
Wishing the Editor and family a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Several visits and greetings among residents, including Mr Jord Gary and family, Miss Beulah Gary, J A McLouth of Eden Ohio, and many others. Local notices cover visits, illnesses, travels, a Y P B society gift exchange, Grange officers elected for 1914, and community events such as a box social with winners.
J. J. Berry traveled to Fort Wayne and back over the weekend. Miss Lois Collins is home for a two week holiday. Mason Brown and family visited from the west for the holidays. J. D. Berry of Fort Wayne will build an ice house. Mrs. George Blausier and daughter visited Angola. Miss Nettle Straw of Fremont joined the Berry family for holidays. George Gilbert stayed with his parents in Jonesville, Michigan. Bert Gilbert visited Jonesville with his parents.
The Ladies Aid group in California was entertained at Luther Graham's home last Thursday with proceeds totaling 3.80. The 4th division plans a January meeting on the third Thursday. Charlie Woodard and wife care for another son since December 10, naming him Frank who weighs 10 pounds. Frank Hille learned of a nephew Mr. Carpenter’s death on Wednesday. Charley Mapes is ill again at his cousin Mrs. Earl Wilson’s home. Carl Miller visits Roy Lanteppo and wife and plans to travel soon. Mrs. Allen Parit and daughter Mildred with son Victor will spend Christmas with her Windsor mother. Charley Smith spent Thursday, and...
Mrs Philip Locke is quite sick. Her son Henry of Steubenville visited Tuesday. Emma Abbott went to Jackson to the bedside of Mrs George Patrick who is dangerously ill. Bert Smith hauls hay from Kinderhook. Lillie Locke and Ruby Locke of Steubenville are here to care for Mrs Philip Locke. Amos Barracks team was in Fremont Tuesday with produce. Frank Miller hauls corn from Mrs Mary Edinger's farm. Wa Bordt delivered hogs to Roy Iephower Monday. Carrie Kemp is on the sick list. Lyle Allen visited his grandparents here Monday and Tuesday. The Drawing Room Q Club met with Mrs Ernest Watters Friday afternoon. Twelve members and one guest attended. Next meeting at Miss Floy McKeshen's home on Jan 9.
The article outlines the role of a county agent in improving agriculture, including organ55ing institutes, aiding in road building, pest control, and crop marketing. It notes the agent’s potential impact on crops, livestock, and youth involvement, with projected county gains from $600,000 to $2,000,000. It lists a Steuben county committee and officers for the plan.
The article argues that merchants depend on farmers' crops and that it is worthwhile to inform farmers more than three or four times yearly about the goods available in stores.
An American author reports a supposed curse on Spain’s royal family despite Alfonso’s public charm. Infanta Maria is said to be deaf and dumb, with Don Jaime also deaf and mute, and King Alfonso facing pressure from his mother-in-law and aunt while managing state duties.
Telephone rentals due January 1 1914 for three months ending March 1 1914. Payment must be made on or before January 15 1914. After that date a 25 cent penalty applies for each month of delinquency. Payments accepted at Angola Ind Home Telephone Company.
Evangelical Church announces Sunday School 9:30 10:30 a m Preaching 10:30 11:30 a m Evening preaching 7:30 8:30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday weekly Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday School 9:30 p m Preaching 10:30 a m Class Meeting 11:45 Epworth League 6:40 Preaching 7:30 Prayer Thursday 7:50 Cordial invitation to all Free Methodist Chapel Farnham holds Sunday School 10:00 a m Preaching every alternate Sabbath Pastor H Matthews
The notice urges immediate payment of overdue EAGLe subscriptions by check or money order. It emphasizes prompt remittance to keep accounts up to date and asks readers to attend to the matter without awaiting a formal reminder.
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