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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
5
Local notes from Angola Indiana on February 9 1922 report Desert Blossoms to be shown at Star Theater Friday and Saturday. Community updates include illnesses visits and recoveries at Wade hospital and local homes along with social and business notices.
Cary Jordan and wife spent Monday with daughter Kathleen Mortoff and family at Metz. Mrs Mortoff and baby suffer from severe colds. Mrs Zoa Williamson notified of the death of John Whyte eight, son of Jesse Heller Whyte, in New York after an obscure illness and operation. Gleaners rally planned in Angola Indiana February 24 with Grant Slocum as chief speaker. Prof A P Strahlo spoke to Jamestown students about travel and teaching in New Mexico and will lecture at Star Theater Fremont on February 13 on the Scientific View of the Bible with a collection. Charles Sheets, after two operations at Lutheran hospital Fort Wayne, is a patient at Wade hospital Fremont. another operation was performed and he rests comfortably.
Eagle’s Files recalls events from 28 years ago in Goshen and nearby. The Metropolitan Loan and Building Association planned a Goshen branch while residents' daily lives included visits, socials, school inspections, and notable deaths and social notes such as Jerry Knauss’s death in 1894 and ice crop concerns.
In Goshen Indiana on February 2 the Elkhart circuit court heard a bitter divorce case between Waymond R. Furgason and Selah Furgason. Judge Drake granted Selah a divorce, $900 alimony, and allowed her to change her name to Selah Friday. Attorneys were Church and Chester for the plaintiff and Dudley W. Gleason for the cross-complainant.
The third annual dairy record club began February 1 with the largest enrollment to date. Forty three boys started recording feed consumed and milk produced by cows on their farms. They follow a standard dairy record system and will submit final reports to the county agent after two months.
A restaurant owner recounts losing customers after a rat infestation and credits RAT SNAP with eradicating pests. The ad promotes three sizes and prices 35 cents to 1.25 dollars, sold and guaranteed by FE L Mertz drug store. Dated 10-13.
The three districts of the county will send delegates to Minneapolis in October for the national dairy show. The trip is planned as a key event for promoting local dairy interests.
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