Fremont Girls Edge Montgomery 5 7 In Basketball
Fremont girls beat Montgomery 5 to 7 in a Friday game with Watters JC Mitchell McNaughton and others in the line. The team has won three of five. upcoming games include Flint on Feb 17 and Hamilton on Feb 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montemery
Fremont
Watters
JC Mitchell McNaughton
RC Carl Houck
Nickels Clark
LG Cressler Ferguson
F Sedgwick
Phenicies
Blair
Kreiling
Ferguson
Ray
Flint
Hamilton Girls
School Notes Highlight Debates and Visits
Miss Thorvald's class investigates Economical Geography and Economics interest grows among pupils. Interclass debating contests are being prepared by juniors. A McMillan Co. rep spoke to Bible class on Feb 1. Ford Throop is absent due to illness. A sophomore boy needs glasses. Edward dislikes sitting near the blackboard.
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Thorvald
A. E. Martin
McMillan Co
Ford Throop
Edward
Freshman Pranks and Pockets Full of Holes
The piece notes Robert Dotts showing a home made telephone while freshmen wear horseshoe nail rings for ten cent jewelry. It mocks the algebra class and basketball team, quotes jokes about vacuums and pockets, and records crowding classroom humor from Mr. Kinsey and the Freshest Freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dotts
Mr. Kinsey
Methodist Church Announces Feb 12 Schedule and Guest Sermons
The church lays out Sunday events with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 45 a m led by Pastor, plus Epworth League at 7 00 p m. Two future highlights include Dr W W Martin of Fort Wayne delivering a sermon February 19 and a Brotherhood meeting February 20 with Dr J W Potter of Fort Wayne as speaker.
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Methodist Church
Pas
Sible
W.W. Martin
Fort Wayne
Fort. Wayne
L. .W. Kemper
Fremont Township Farmers Hold Good Meeting
Fremont township farmers association met in the high school auditorium on Thursday evening February 2. County Agent S A Colliver spoke on a fertile soil means a prosperous people. Musical solos and duets by local high school talent accompanied the event. The March meeting will focus on raising baby chicks with plans for an outside speaker and the exact date to be announced.
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Fremont Township Farmers Association
Sanford McElhenie
S. A. Colliver
Local notices from Michigan and Ohio span a week
Edgerton Ohio opens a new bank last week. The Waterloo Press marks sixty three years since its founding. Walter Kenyon becomes Branch county road commissioner. Otsego township plans a spelling contest this year. Five Coldwater youths fined for library conduct. Hamilton High issues Lake Brez annual. Bronson Michigan reports mild smallpox cases. Glenn Davis named Reading postmaster. Jonesville farmers may plant 200 acres of sweet corn for Jackson cannery. Julia Reynolds, 84, who wandered and nearly froze, died. William Orr dies in barn fire near Spencerville Indiana.
Ray to Host First State-Supported Farmers Institute
Arrangements are made for a standard farmers institute at Ray on Saturday February 25. It is Ray's first year with state institute department assistance for the meeting. The organizing committee plans to publish the detailed program within a week.
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Standard Farmers’ Institute
Ray
State Institute Department
Local social notes from the county area
Mrs. David Priest helps at Theo McNaughton home. Wesley Fulton of Fremont aided his father cutting wood last Tuesday. Perry Duguid family visit Paul Duguid and kin last Sunday. Wesley and Leslie Weigle of Fremont dine with Clayton McNaughton family Friday. Holley family visit Geo Worton last week. James McConnel and wife of Coldwater plan to move home. James Byers, the garage man, was sick but now returns to work. Donahues to move to Coldwater. Walter Donahue to run the farm.
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David Priest
Theo. McNaughton
Wesley Fulton
Fremont
Perry Duguid
Paul Duguid
Leslie Weigle
Clayton McNaughton
Delno Holley
Roscoe
Chas
Geo. F. Worton
James McConnel
Coldwater
James Byers
S. P. Donahue
Walter
Office Cat Scraps and City Quips Stir Local Talk
Collected items from Quincy Michigan mix humor and street talk. Rhymes about cats and editorial quirks mingle with reflections on weather debates and social chatter. A Purity Bakery crew challenges the Ford garage gang to a basketball game while odd anecdotes about ice cream and a missing dog hint at local humor.
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Purity Bakery
Ford Garage Gang
Harry Taylor
Club Meeting At Mrs Reed Home Highlights Valentines
The club held a meeting at Mrs. Nellie Reed's home with Luella Clark reviewing "Her Father's Daughter" Alma Clark reading a magazine article and Agnes McCain presenting current events. A round table on Famous American Women was featured. The next meeting is February 17 at Mrs Reed's. Members are asked to bring valentines for the box.
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Nellie Reed
Luella Clark
Alma Clark
Agnes McCain
Reed
Poultry Club Seeks Renewal of Egg Record Work
Poultry men and women in Steuben County may renew the egg record work previously carried out. With no county agent in February and March last year the program paused, so interested producers should apply to the county agent for enrollment soon.
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Steuben County
Charles Beatty of Angola Reported Ill With Smallpox
Charles Beatty of Angola is reported ill with smallpox. Beatty, once active in business here, is well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beatty
Angola
Mr. Beatty
Farmers District Meet at Kendallville Feb 9-10
Farmers of the second district attend the association meeting in Kendallville on Thursday and Friday. Today focuses on livestock marketing plans led by Geo M Brown. Tomorrow covers township and county administration under Charles Anglin with Lewis Taylor from the state office assisting.
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Farmers’ Association
Kendallville
Geo. M. Brown
State Livestock Marketing Committee
Chas. Anglin
Lewis Taylor
Local Highs and Clubs Highlight Weekend Sports
Camden town beat the K P team 26 to 19 in a hard fought game. High school squads routed Montgomery teams 62 to 8 for boys and 7 to 5 for girls. A new volleyball club formed as interest grows. Garret and Angola eighth graders plan intercity games.
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Sporting News
Camden Town
K. of P
Montgomery
Orland
Garrett High School
Angola
Ford Garage
Purity Bread Company
Hot Dog
Clarence Clark
E. P
Henry Ford Announces Fordson Price Cut by Wireless
Henry Ford delivers a wireless message from Dearborn to Ford dealers at the Cleveland Fordson tractor show announcing a price reduction to 395.00 dollars, a cut of 230 dollars, and urging dealers to tell farmers to reduce costs and boost profits. Ford stresses farming progress, cost reduction, and broader prosperity for farmers nationwide.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford Dealers
Detroit
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Branch County
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Bronson, Mich
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Reading, Mich
Jonesville
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Wm. Orr
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Egg Record Club
Mickie
Wun
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Farmers’ District
Plan Co-Operative
Jerry Harbaugh
Joy Watters
Mabel Duguid
Montpelier, Ohio
Frank Smart
Pioneer
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Joan Elizabeth
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Canada
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First State Bank
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Lucky Jim
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Mississippi
Erin
Mother Macree
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Isle of Somewhere
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