Local Correspondence Highlights Social Visits and Births
Fremont and Ray area residents age along with relatives visiting kin across Michigan and Indiana. Numerous gatherings mark New Year festivities with dinners, church events, and travel updates.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
4
Fremont and Ray area residents age along with relatives visiting kin across Michigan and Indiana. Numerous gatherings mark New Year festivities with dinners, church events, and travel updates.
Miss Nellie Hastings returns to Jackson after four weeks with friends. Various social visits occur including Coral Straw with Paul Dygert and Perry Stokes with Olive Dawes family. Mrs. J J Berry improves. Winter sleighing noted. Several health updates and travel to Fremont and Angola.
Adrian residents Mrs. Russel Duryea and Paul Wilson host and travel plans mark a week of visits. Joe and Fimple guests entertain at their Sherwood home. Conklins visit Coldwater relatives. Will Hoyt returns from Ogden relatives. Grange officers install in Gilead with an oyster supper.
East Fremont residents Mr and Mrs Albert Strong of Kinderhook Michigan spent Saturday at Ralph McNalls. Lewis Faika and wife observed New Year at Montgomery. J C Horton visits daughter in Indianapolis. Ralph McNall family shared New Year dinner with Guy McNall in Kinderhook. Ralph McElhenie family new piano. Byron Davis and family guests of Eugene Shumaker at Pleasant Lake. Swank Stayley of Orlando Indiana guests of Falka. Charles Cobb returned from Bridgewater Ohio. Goldie Forsythe Sunday at James Browns. J Bailey and families dined with Chas Lord in California Michigan.
The piece highlights club women driving Red Cross Christmas seals sales and praises the Indiana Indians Federation of Clubs for boosting public health efforts. It notes sensational Titanic deaths versus the annual 4000 tuberculosis deaths in Indiana and outlines physicians reporting duties to the State Board of Health and county records for births deaths and contagious diseases.
The piece urges starting a savings habit now, saying January is the best month to begin and that a full year of effort will yield surprising results. It emphasizes forming good financial habits early for a productive year ahead.
The State Board of Health requires all reports to be sent in by the fourth of each month. The statements give a glimpse of the board’s work, though only a small portion of their duties.
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