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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
8
A historical note contrasts two strategies in commerce: caning a business and keeping a store. The suggestion urges purchasing from advertisers to support the market and ensure continued operations.
Correspondence among Sam Davis, wife, and granddaughter Rowena Cox and Mrs. Mary Emrick. visits to Henry Rathbun and wife. Charles Peavey and wife with John Elliott and wife. Frances Penner stayed with Henry Rathbun and wife. Several absences from school due to illness. Earl Throop visited uncle Fred Tompkins and wife at Whitetown. Ford Zimmerman and family with John Forrester and family. Joy Bailey and wife with Ernest Rathbun and wife. Charley Dalley and family near York with Jim Wicoff and family. Clayton Straw and family plan moving to a farm near Montgomery.
Worton and wife visited Mrs. Harry Faitson’s family last Saturday. A farmers’ institute at the Aas church drew a good crowd despite blustery weather. The Brotherhood met Tuesday evening with officers elected: President Ralph French, Vice President L. F. Nick, Secretary Joe Laird, Treasurer Pernie Wilson. Clifford Lowmaster held a public sale Tuesday and plans to move to Florida.
Amos Stokes buys wood from Frank Jackson and Amos Michael spends Sunday with his parents. Roy Sellers hauls logs to the awmill at Fremont and plans to overhaul his barn in spring. Willa Gleason visits the Ben Somers family while Ralph Brattin returns from Jackson, Mich., after a foot injury. Mrs. Earl Schaeffer improves as her sister returns to Wade hospital duties. Chas E Gleason and wife visit Ben Somers. John Walters visits from Jackson. Gayland Eggleston’s surprise 21st birthday party draws about 25 guests. Arden Shaffer visits Fred Eggleston. Gleason completes a fine fish house and hints at fancy article appeal for fish.
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