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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
5
Local residents travel to Hillsdale and Jackson for visits and future home plans. Community events include a Fremont Gun Club tournament on August 4, updates on porch repairs, and an upcoming Star Theatre program with Nazimova and a Mary Pickford feature. Extra specials advertise vanilla flavoring at 23 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cooper are parents of a daughter born July 27 weighing seven pounds. Various local residents, including Elmer Ritter, Perry Ansley, Harvey Bailey, and families, visit relatives in Salem township, Battle Creek, Indianapolis, Lake George, and Ohio. Epworth Institute attendees Ona Walter and Ida Bates, and others, are noted among community activities and travel.
Robert Wright and wife of Leslie Michigan visited Mrs. Wrights cousin J A Bevier and wife. Visitors include Miss Florence Ladd of Fort Wayne and M L Hagerman of Hillsdale with Roy Hobson family. Mrs N A Peltier and Leah Jeanette of Fort Wayne visit A H North and Mrs M B Connett. School work begins with removal of the old building and fall classes in multiple locations.
F A Rogers Grand Secretary of Michigan I C C F called at this office last Thursday. He owns the Reading Hustler and keeps his home there. His daughter Vetta married Harry Tuttle of Pleasant Lake. Mrs. Tuttle was a member of Reading Girl's Band. Congressman Fairfield spoke at the M E Church on Monday urging unity and heritage understanding.
Reed of South Bend is mentioned in a fragmented note about Alma Miss Reed and Maddox. No clear event or outcome is stated. The readable text is garbled with incomplete names and phrases.
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