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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
5
Community notes from Ray detail Christmas dinners hosted by McNaughton and other residents, marriages, visits, and resolutions. Notable items include Mr. Willie Mingus and Miss Nivastuijth wedding, T. H. Fulton gatherings, Elsworth Green's injury, and births and visitors across Ray, Angola, Fremont, and Camden Lake communities.
Michigan City visitors Mr and Mrs Orren Goff and relatives. J C Disbro spent Sunday with his mother at Yom Redfield home near Coldwater. Pearl and Edna Ogden visited Edna Ogden's brother Edn Ogden and family. Arlene Smith of Fremont visited cousin Marcella McNitt. Mr and Mrs Lee Albright visited Ernest Kline near Kinderhook. Edson McNitt home quarantined as daughter is sick with scarlet fever. Dr Sears of Quincy attends. Ernest Gardineer of Reading visited last week. Brick School Sunday school officers elected for coming year: Superintendent Rev Walter Rathbun Assistant Supt Mrs Chas Williams Secy and Treas Mildred Gray Organist Mrs Pearl Nicely.
A Christmas program drew a large crowd as Sunday school elected officers for the new year. Goldie Forsythe was superintendent with Arch Berry as assistant, Mamie Collins as organist, Sadie Berry as chorister, Carrie Dawes as secretary. Bertha Coppis boards at Angola. Mrs. J. J. Berry is ill with neuralgia of the heart. W. W. Case and wife hosted Stacy Case for dinner. Byron Case visited from Grand Rapids. W. W. Case received oranges from son Andrew in Phoenix.
East Fremont and nearby communities report holiday travels and gatherings. Glenn Falka spends holidays in North Liberty Indiana, the McConnel and Dally families visit relatives in Clear Lake Bryant and Montgomery, while Lawrence Isenhower visits his parents after work in Toledo. Harry Strunk and family have Christmas dinner with Henry Rathbun and wife as Mrs. Peter Smith remains ill.
A sequence of Christmas day and weekend calls lists numerous Montpelier residents and relatives visiting friends and family. Names include Joseph Davis, Ralph Davis, Charles Green, Jennie Gos horn, Geo Hake, Bechtel, Blue, Knapp, Michael, Long, Livensparger, Ricketts, Knecht, Tarr, Brigle, Knapp, Goshorn, and others as households hosted or visited during Christmas. Several entries note gatherings, dinners, and a few spell occurrences.
A series of holiday gatherings are noted with many relatives visiting towns in Indiana and Michigan. Mrs Rhoda Painter of Fremont visited friends, while Don Stoy and family stayed with Geo Heller in Angola over Christmas. Other visits include J F Kilburn and sister Fancher in Hillsdale, Burton Reese family in Jonesville, Hugh Chester’s family in Montgomery with Dell Bennett family, F Heroy’s group from Lake James, Lloyd Kuntzman of Bridgewater, Vern Beach family from Toledo, Guy and Olive Sharp in Indianapolis and Hamilton, Ralph Adams and wife with Wm Richardson at Jones Chapel, Marvin Hix entertaining daughters, Jim Worthington’s near Fremont visit, Wade Dally’s family in Alvarado, and Ada Court visiting David Fetters family near Edon.
Mrs Hose Vance will visit Kalamazoo and will be away during the WCTU meeting. The gathering will be at Mrs Agnes Graham’s home with Mrs Fern Dunlap as assistant hostess and Mrs Theda Paul leading a program on the benefits of statewide prohibition. Lella Burnison and Amy Stewart provide music. The event is set for Wednesday afternoon January 7.
Mrs P D Gray and daughter visited Roy Carruthers and wife in Coldwater. Mort Kline and wife visited friends at Ann Arbor and Lansing. Geo Mott lost his driving horse died Friday night. Mrs Fred Day of Coldwater visiting relatives here. Miss Lulu Fulmer visiting brother Dave Fulmer and family. Geo Paradine and family visited Wm Paradine and wife of Coldwater over Christmas. Miss Ollie Lytle of Crooked Lake spent Christmas with J W Lytle and family. John Day ill under care of Dr Wade. Will Vannuys and family moved into Emmet Drury’s house to work for Mr Drury. James McMurry and wife of Toledo and Warren Southworth and wife of Kendalville visiting mother Mrs Hugh McMurry. Estell Hammon visited Auburn during holidays. Maxine Nortmann ill with bronchial pneumonia. Dr Wade attended. Miss July Paul and Charles Beatty of Angola were married Sunday at the residence of and by Rev William Shaub.
Jamestown notes report the Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Joseph Clark's home on January 1, 1914. Other items include Nellie Hastings Ethel Hastings and Harold Hastings attending Florence Collina's funeral and updates on J. J. Berry's ice house and Harvey Straw's Christmas visit with the Berry family.
Union Corners families and relatives spent Sunday with kin including Glaison Gosborn of Hay Jhy and Jacob Livensparger with Eli Knapp. Geo Gosborn and family visited Clint Bible’s in Montpelier area while John Harbaugh hosted Elwood Auspiugh. Curt Goshorn and wife visited Ivan Goshorn. Ivan hosted Mrs Gevinen and Mr Lib Geebwen on Friday.
The International Journal of Ethics continues its page feature by framing its special theme around force. The piece outlines how the issue surveys moral questions in dynamics of power and coercion across societies.
The article surveys 19th century American periodicals across science art and literature. It names titles in various fields including Colonial Magazine Spirit of 76 and Current History and notes growth from a single scientific journal to many specialty organs across arts Medicine electricity and trade. It highlights women and juvenile publications and observes weekly periodicals' rise to newspaper status.
A warning against wild-cat investment schemes appears, urging readers to avoid risky promises of large profits. The notice recalls victims near Fremont and advocates depositing funds in First State Bank of Fremont, insured by substantial assets and offering 3 percent interest.
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