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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
8
Mrs Levi Norton senior dies around 3 pm Monday. The Junior League meets after school Friday at the M E church. Several local visits, hospital duties, and community notices fill the Ray area records with social, church, and school events.
Harry Fulton spent last Friday in Fremont. A farmers institute is planned in Ray on February 25, with the program yet to be released. Art Williamson his wife and son Ralph visited Fremont last Saturday. Denny Holley and two children were dinner guests of her parents.
The school notes an Emersonian program scheduled February 16 with Mr Harold Hufnagle expected to attend with his wireless apparatus if weather allows. Students are urged to think of it and may enjoy Maggie and Jiggs, Charlie Chaplin twins, and possibly a Chicago concert.
Juniors attended Epworth League Institute at Auburn and more entries join the interscholastic debating contest. An English literature class shows growing interest as a 1000 word composition appears for the contest horizon.
In a school diary style entry students note events for the Revolutionary period literature unit, chorus bashfulness, geometry work, and an Emersonian performance to be held Thursday evening February 16. The class mentions plans for home layouts, a freshman rubbers mix up with Mr Straw, Latin jokes, and jokes about senior freshmen.
A quote about life sits beside a crime note. Paul Warpup of Auburn faced a Ford sedan theft charge and escaped Whitley county jail on Saturday. The case had been moved to Columbia City on a venue change.
The Eagle announces its weekly print edition and newsroom operations. The notice highlights the Eagle brand as the source of weekly news and print editions.
A Fremont resident proclaims loyalty to the town by noting the purchase of a present made in Fremont. This local display of pride underscores community ties and support for regional shops.
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