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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
5
Our Correspondence Department reports numerous social calls and visits around Ray, Eden, Angola, and Fremont. Names include Mingus, Fulton, Holley, Worton, Duguid, McLouth, Williamson, Rumml, Norton, Young, and many family gatherings, funerals, and a birth. Weather notes mention colder conditions last Thursday and Friday.
Charles Gray shows health improvement while Harvey Straw, his wife and daughter Nettie, spent Sunday with J J Berry. Frank Gray of Washington returned home last week. Bertha Coppis spent Sunday at home. George Blausier traveled to Waterloo. Reva Leland won 2 dollars as premium at LaGrange Corn Show for an essay on corp. Ezra Leland had the grip last week. J J Berry is sick and under a doctor. Lois Collins phoned Mrs J J Berry Saturday. Ladies Aid invited to Arch Berry home February 5, 1914. Everyone urged to attend and bring thimble. J J Berry has a very lame hack. Coral Straw spent Friday night in Fremont with his parents. he returned Saturday morning. George Gilbert visited his parents at Jonesville Michigan from Friday to Sunday.
Union Corners residents El Knapp and wife spent Friday with Elmer Kollars and family. Emery Buda and family called on Ivan Goshorn and wife Sunday evening. Wm. Fes and family are mentioned with Mrs. Mary Goshorn and son. George and wide gad Ms. and Mero. jrpp. Gos.
George Weeden and family visited Guy V Abbotts Sunday while Jay Bronson and Charles Johnson did team work in Kinderhook Monday. Mrs Wm Bordt left for NL expecting her sister to join. Renaie Gould and Peter Bartlow were in Kinderhook Sunday. Reuben Sellers delivered cattle to Fremont last week. Clara Coldsnow called on Emma Abbotts Monday. Ira Havens made a business call in Kinderhook Monday. Amos Barracks delivered produce at Fremont Tuesday. Some residents have begun to put up their ice.
The U P church hosts ongoing meetings with full attendance expected. The Ladies Aid Society was entertained by the fifth division at Mrs Dana Cleveland's home last Thursday with a dinner collection of 2.60. The fourth division plans a February visit for the third division. Mrs Smith of Algansee visits her son Chas and family. Gordon Gary visits his uncle Jord Gary at Pleasant Lake. Mrs Cora Daily travels to Hillsdale to visit her sister. her parents accompanied her home.
James Goss and family spent Sunday with Ralph McElberne. Ethel Brill visited over Sunday with Lmo Worthington. Mrs W C Strunk visiting sister Mrs Henry Rathbun. Hoyt Young and wife visiting East Gilead with Charles Littles. Clyde Smiths little son ill. Geo Logan and wife with L W Brouse Thursday. T O Worthington back from Edgerton caring for his father. Mrs John Elliot and two children spent Sunday with Lincoln Brouse. Straw church meetings continue.
Burton and Floyd Reese traveled to Ann Arbor midweek for meetings at VPage led by Bennett Ferrier and Moore, focusing on local matters.
A discussion on the newspaper’s role in government and society cites Judge Sulzberger and Senator Logalls, praising the press as a protector against corruption and a public forum. It notes the newspaper’s duties to investigate, inform, and hold officials to account, with Beecher calling it an ever unfolding encyclopedia.
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