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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

8

Farm Movements Tie Local Names to Property

Correspondence shows Frank Styles relocating to a newly purchased farm near Alien. Huffman of Clear Lake plans to occupy Styles farm. Fulmer moves to Fremont after renting his farm to Kenneth Blackman. Earl Lint moves to a farm west of Fremont. Ida Hall of Ebar Indiana visits Mrs Styles. Berlein assists aunt east of Angola with house work. John Hultz is reported ill. Esterline from West Reading rents Jerome Wright farm and moves. Disbros travel to Jackson Say for their ill daughter.

Frank Styles Alien Mr. Huffman Clear Lake Mr. Styles

East Side Lake George Social Updates

Mr and Mrs Frank Lint entertained her brother Charley Hawkins and family. Mrs May Swane visited daughter Mrs Lee Michael. Laurence Balch of Fremont visited George Ryan. Fred Eggleston Fred Keith and Mr Fast sheared sheep for Kenneth Blackman. The Lint and Eckert Nill and Lint households hosted Sunday events. The Lint couple move near Batavia while Baker family and others relocate between farms.

Frank Lint Charley Hawkins May Swane Lee Michael Fred Eggleston Fred Keith Mr. Fast Kenneth Blackman Joe Eckert Thomas Nill

Local families note returns and moving plans

Mrs J C Brown returns home after a week of illness at Wm Miller’s. Mrs Allie Harris goes home to Lansing after three weeks caring for the sick at Herbert Spade’s. Philip Force and family will rent the Miller farm when the Browns leave for Kalamazoo around March 1 for Mr Brown to study ministry. The M E church youth class and Willing Workers honor Mrs Carl Brown with a farewell gathering and a monetary gift. Delno Holley family guest at Mrs Holley’s parents and Harry Fulton’s. Mrs Faye Worton, under Dr R Wade’s care, recovering. Roy Davis and wife rent Wilson Teeters farm.

Allie Harris Lansing Herbert Spade Philip Force East Kinderhook Mr. Brown M. E. Church The Baptist Church Carl Brown Brown Kalamazoo

California W C T U to Meet at Methodist Church

The California W C T U annual meeting will be held at the Methodist church on Wednesday March 3 with roll call answered in Scripture on Praise. Officers and Supts will report and officers will be elected. Music is in charge of Mrs Viola McMurray.

California Methodist Church Viola McMurray

Miss Thelma Day Named Ray Elevator Book Keeper

Wesley Fulton and his wife visited Mrs. Laura Straw in Fremont, and Miss Thelma Day was introduced as the new female book keeper at the Ray elevator.

Wesley Fulton Laura Straw Fremont

Local Rural Notices From Southeast Fre mont and Surrounding Farms

Miss Brouss from southeast of Fremont works at Earl Schaeffers. John Lint moves to his newly bought Batavia Station farm. Kenneth Blackman and Wits relocate to the Doan Fulmer farm. Samuel 1 is engaging on the jer purchased from John Lint. Fishing appears good. Charles Wu, ill recently, is out again. Ralph Brattin returns to work at Jackson. Mrs Chas and dough Willa attend Mrs nae Somers' Monday event.

Miss Brouss Fremont Earl Schaeffers John Lint Lint Batavia Station

Sunday Visits and School Absences Highlight Local Notes

Glen Faulk and family spent Sunday evening with John Elliott and family. Several households including Simmons, Henry Rathbun, John Forrester, and others visited Earl Throop and family Sunday afternoon. Floyd Smith and family also visited Henry Rathbun and wife. Many pupils were absent from school due to illness. Alva Allen and wife from Kinderhook and Isaac Luce of North Benet joined Earl Elliott and family Wednesday with John Elliott, while John Elliott and wife visited Charley Peavey and wife Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jink Holton traveled to Hamilton Tuesday for Stephen Dixon’s funeral. Louise McElroe and Madge and Beashe Thros, W. W. Housman and daughter Ver, and Mrs. Earl Throop and daughter Lucile, along with Mrs. Mary Emrick, called on Mrs. Glen Faulk and family Wednesday.

Alva Allen Kinderhook Isaac Luce North Benet Earl Elliott John Elliott Jink Holton Hamilton Stephen Dixon Louise McElro Earl Throop Lucile Mary Emrick Glen Faulk

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Coldwater Michigan New York Cleveland Chicago J. B. Branch & CO West Mich Dean Fulmer Earl Lint Ida Hall Ebar, Ind Miss Berlein Angola John Hultz Mr. Esterline West Reading Jerome Wright J. C. Disbro Jackson, Say East Side Lake George Laurence Balch George Ryan Batavia Henry Milliman Fred Baker Ben Somers Baker Farm Kinderhook, Mich Mrs. Melvin Barnes Little Richard Melvin Alfred Cheney Elzie Root Lucile Conklin Grippe J. C. Brown Wm. Miller Delno Holley Faye Worton R. Wade Roy Davis Wilson Teeters Farm California, Mich Ethel Gould Wyrle Knapp J. Knapp Ivan Taylor Jackson Geo. Purdy South Clear Lake Mrs Aurison Bunker Dan Firestone Leo Edna Smith John Doyle Ford Firestone Ernie Canfield Cooney Ohio Charley Hall Geo. Hotchkiss RAY News Elroy Carpenter Scott Center Ers Od Ea Ae Wits Doan Fulmer Samuel Charles Wu Ralph Brattin Chas Dough Willa Nae Somers John Forrester Floyd Smith Family T Henry Rathbun Charley Peavey W. W. Housman Ver Don Cole Della Carpenter A. M. Grady Aue J. C. Gilbert Gier Bros. Hardware Indiana Woodward & Sons H.‘B. Weicht Ben H. Wieson Ray Schlosser Brothers Schlosser Bros. Creamery Schlosser Bros Feet Wayne Ind Vern Brunke Ches. Field Chesterfield Cavalia Smyrna Samsoun
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