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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1922

Page

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Steuben County Schools Share in State Apportionment

Indiana distributed a semi annual state school fund apportionment totaling 1 623 785 33 to 92 counties. Steuben County receives 6 832 82 with 797 537 students basis 2036 per pupil. Other county allocations include DeKalb 13 236 04 Elkhart 28 784 97 Decatur 10 137 24 LaGrange 7 502 66 Noble 11 421 96 Whitley 8 655 05 and Allen 59 988 70.

J. S. Hubbard Indiana Steuben County DeKalb Elkhart Decatur LaGrange Noble Whitley Allen

Hudson and Fremont girls clash in Friday basketball

The Hudson girls could not play last Friday and Fremont girls won 14 to 5 at their game. Fremont has two wins and aims to keep up the effort as they prepare to host Montgomery at Fremont gym Friday night.

Hudson Ashley Fremont Girls Montgomery Fremont Gym Altho

Co-operative Store Names New Manager

Effective February 1 Doin Barry becomes business manager of the Fremont Co-Operative store succeeding Burl B Baker who resigned after four years as manager. Barry is a longtime local and former Navy veteran known to patrons. Baker had purchased Straw and Sides ice cream factory. The Eagle offers congratulations on the promotion.

Doin Barry Fremont

Dress Form Demonstrations Attract Local Interest

Reports from three dress form demonstrations last week show attendees pleased with the work Mrs. Helen McKinley presented. She proved a strong demonstrator as the homemade form moves beyond experimentation with improved features. Organizers plan follow up with related sessions.

Helen McKinley

Local notes from Fort Wayne and adjacent towns

Fay Mertz spent yesterday in Fort Wayne while Mrs. A C Bassett remains about the same. Earl Reed was in Chicago earlier in the week. Mrs. Merle Schaeffer visited Metz in the past week. Mrs. Harry McCleery and her son visited Eden Ohio. Burt Dunnavan and wife will occupy rooms in Corydon Stewarts house. Wm Ritter and family from Angola visited Elmer Ritter’s family. Frank Knnsely and wife entertained John Kilburn and family of York. J H Bailey near Ray will hold a public sale February 7. Ladies Aid of York met at Mrs Henry Rathbun’s home. Mrs Sam Watters and Mrs Geo Watters visited Mrs C E Ferguson. Fern McElhenie sang at the Pythian county meeting in Angola. Joy Watters and wife of Angola visited Fremont relatives. Steuben County Telephone Co held annual meeting in Angola. Thos Owens was elected president, John Carson VP, H E Wilder sec and treas. Friends met at Garn Duguid’s Eden home to mark his birthday. Mrs Harry McCleery and small son were present.

Steuben County Telephone Co Angola Thos, Owens John Carson H. E. Wilder Garn Duguid Eden

Institutes Dates Set for Fremont and Orland Meetings

Fremont and Orland will hold farmers institutes on February 23 and 24. State speakers are H. M. Widney of St. Joe and Mrs. John W. Spindler of Grabill. Arrangements have been completed and notices to the committees detail the speakers and the postponed dates. Further program details will be published later.

Fremont and Orland Fremont H. M. Widney St. Joe John W. Spindler Grabill Widney Widney and Mrs. Spindler

The Office Cat and Other Light Readings

A collage of quips and cartoons features the office cat tale and jokes about fat fanatics, dogs, church plate offerings, a widower’s home, and a breezy exchange about a wedding. Humorous lines include a breathy recall gag and a motherly figure on a jury.

American Legion Cassel Post elects new officers

The Cassel Post American Legion met last Monday at the club rooms with a good turnout. New officers assumed duties: Commander FE. W. Myers, vice commander B. A. Blosser, adjutant Frank P. Hall, finance officer R. J. Weaver. Next meeting date to be announced. members urged to renew promptly.

Cassel Post American Legion FE. W. Myers B. A. Blosser Frank P. Hall R. J. Weaver

Heavy Building Falls on DeKalb County Farmer

Simon Hammon, a farmer four miles north of Waterloo, was injured when a building collapsed on him while he worked on his farm. The accident caused a dislocated shoulder and a broken hip, diagnosed at Garrett hospital after X rays. He remains hospitalized for treatment. he is the father of Mrs. P. A. Duncan.

Simon Hammon Waterloo Mr. Hamman E. A. Ish Ish Garrett Hospital Hamman Dilgard Garrett Clipper P. A. Duncan

Horace Kitchen editor dies in Coldwater

Coldwater and vicinity were shocked by the sudden death of Horace Kitchen, owner of the Coldwater Daily Reporter, after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and one daughter. Funeral held Sunday afternoon at the home.

Coldwater Horace Kitchel Coldwater Daily Reporter

Accident at Clay Street Crossing In Coldwater

Last Sunday evening a Ford sedan carrying Mr and Mrs Wm Mc Curley and their son Lester driving was struck by a passenger train at the Clay street crossing. The car was pushed 25 feet to the water tank but all occupants escaped unharmed as the train moved slowly. The vehicle was wrecked.

Wm. McCurley Lester Clay Street

Paste This in Your Hat Billy B. Good Rants on Modest Dress

A columnist or essay voice urges men to mind their own business regarding women's clothing and behavior. It argues against public shaming of knee high skirts and low necklines, urging respect for personal style and to instead focus on own wife. The piece closes by attributing the stance to Billy B. Good.

Juno Billy B. Good

Ring Presented to Retiring Co Operative Manager Burl Baker

Burl Baker, longtime manager of the Co-Operative store, received a handsome emblematic ring from store employees as a token of esteem. He expressed pride and noted the ring will constantly remind him of his associations with the staff.

Burl Baker Co-Operative Baker

Fremont Co Operative Store Manager Thanks Supporters

Donald LeRoy Fink of Ray and Cleota A. Bressler of Fremont were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Collins, the first in the county since January 5 and the second this year. The note ends with Fremont and Beltrout. The groundhog saw its shadow this morning.

Donald LeRoy Fink Ray Cleota A. Bressler Fremont Collins Angola Herald

Wild Turkey Hunt in New Mexico Cabin Notes

Describes Echelers living in a mountain cabin near Montpelier eight weeks from home. They hunt wild turkeys and pheasants, list local wildlife, cold snaps, and simple shelter with two stoves. Dwight improves in health while Lorraine longs for Ohio. Prices: eggs 50c a dozen milk 10c pint.

Mama Papa Dwight Lorraine Ohio Jackson Mich Echler Linnie Mott Aunt Billa Mrs. Purdy Bess

Kitchel will filed for late Horace Kitchel estate value set at 90000

The last will of the late Horace Kitchel of Coldwater has been filed, with the estate valued at $90,000.

Horace Kitchel Coldwater

Also Mentioned on This Page

Steuben CO Albion Cure M. Quick Albions Ellen Bordt Miss Bordt The Lyceum Cady Mars Redpath Company Helen Wagoner Frank Preston Johnson Edward Reno Covent Garden Singers Fay Mertz Fort Wayne A. C. Bassett Earl Reed Chicago Merle Schaeffer Metz Harry McCleery Little Son Eden, O Burt Dunnavan Corydon Stewarts House Wm. Ritter Elmer Ritter Frank Knnsely John Kilburn York J. H. Bailey Ladies Aid of Henry Rathbun Sam Watters Geo. Watters C. E. Ferguson Fern McElhenie Pythian Joy Watters George Watters J. W. Spindler Grabill State Jenny McNulty O’trigger Dad Joe Mabel Jake American Legion Dekalb County Barry Burl B. Baker Mickie Booohoo Echlers Mex Geo W. Grim Pet First State Bank Fremont, Indiana Floyd E. Grim Azad Fremont Lumber & Coal Co Fremont Lumber EAGLE
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