Fremont Notes and Local Updates From February 1922
Fremont column recalls health notes and community happenings including marriages such as Willa Gleason and Van Berry on Feb 7 1922. It mentions sales at the Co-Op store, births, illnesses, travel, visits, social events, and local business changes. The item highlights a 90th birthday for Daniel Eberly and a father and son banquet coming events.
Smiles and Sighs In The Eagle Files From Long Ago
A recall of events 28 years past mentions the Bible missing at the U B church in California, the Deeters murder trial at Angola, Fred Walter moving to Goshen, Will Garn moving to Montpelier Ohio, A T Wiser buying the Hagerty residence on North Wayne Street, and the W C T U county convention in Ray from February 28 to March 2. Snowdrifts kept business halted, Ruth McBride died February 7, 1894, aged 67, and H A Repperd shipped fine horses to Buffalo. The Westinghouse Radiophone Studio in Chicago lists programs for February 19 including Ten Memphis Melody Boys and Eddie Cavanaugh Irish Stories with a Sunday schedule and W C T U related sermons and events led by Pastor L W Kemper.
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U. B
California
Deeters
Angola
Fred Walter
Goshen
Will Garn
Montpelier
Ohio
Fools and Money Not Parted Quickly Quote
A wry saying notes that most fools lack funds, so they part with little money and keep what they have. It contrasts foolishness with financial fragility and suggests money alters folly. The remark highlights human behavior and economic risk.
Rats Ravage Restaurant Then RAT SNAP Restores Fame
A restaurant owner laments losing his best customers after a rat infestation until using RAT SNAP. He claims the pest problem is now gone and urges other restaurants to try the product. The ad lists three sizes 35c SBe and 1.25, sold by E. L. Mertz drug store.
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E. L. Mertz Drug Store
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Neves
A. T. Wiser
Cecil Hilton
Co-Op
Willa Gleason
van Berry
Joe Abbott
Elmer Follett
Pleasant Lake
Fremont
Wm. Keller
Northwest, O
Abia Michael
Dudley Gleason
Amanda Gleason
Harold Hufnagle
Nettie Moore
Mrs. Maud Moore
Sturgis, Mich
Nora Ogden
Harry Mundy
Marshall Mich
Linnie Oberst
Akron
Ernest Withington
Minnie Simons
Tekonsha
Mich
Sorosis
Nellie Reed
Fletcher Cain
Georgia
Frank Dunnavan
B. E. Kiess
Bankers, Mich
Lyle Jones
Kendallville, Ind
Gilbert Lee
Jones
Thadella Hackett
Abraham Denaway
Kalamazoo
Frank Rowley
Paul Michael
Defiance
Minerva Sprague
A. C. Bassett
Mrs. Courtright
Coldwater
Effie Hall
Lloyd Allen
Harry Brown
Inverness
Ted Martin
Jerome Frost
Frost
Ellen Olinghouse
la Grange
L. W. Kemper
Charles E. Gleason
Mrs. Gleason
Camden, Mich
Bert Dunnavan
Margie Foster
Anna Taylor
Elda Smith
Frank Hall
Earl Elsey
Eurl Hall
Abner Smith
Canada
Nebraska
Mishawaka
Fay Shank
A. P. Straiho
Star Dester
Mr. Straiho
C. A. Bailey
Reading
Daniel Eberly
Defalb County
Goodwin
Orie Hills
Toledo, O
Wm. Hills
Jackson, Mich
John Walter
Ben Sommers
Thimble Club
Earl Lint
Esther
M. E
Henry McElherne
Hammel Mill
Goodwin Mill
Wil Isenhower
Fremont Lumber
Fremont, Indiana
York
Eagle Files
Ray
Ruth McBride
Westinghouse Radiophone
Chicago
Memphis Melody Boys
Eddie Cavanaugh
Methodist Church
Epworth League
W. W. Martin
Fort Wayne
Fourth Quarterly Conference
U.S. Gov
Crandall Bros
H. S. Gym
Flint High School
Fremont High School
J. Adams
Sidel & Doster
Purity Bake Shop
Detroit
Harrow
Fordson
Thresh
Grind Fred
Phe
Pitt Cata