Memorial Day Observed in Jamestown and Local Services
Memorial Day 1922 observed with Cassel Post American Legion and Auxiliary leading ceremonies. Jamestown program featured Rev. John Humfreys as speaker, Ralph Reed reading, and a Legion prayer by Walter Straw, followed by a firing salute and taps. Here, Legion and youth groups marched to the M E church then cemetery with flowers and flags, colors lowered, and a three volley salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassel Post American Legion and Auxiliary
Jamestown
John Humfreys
Angola
Ralph Reed
Walter Straw
Rolland Weaver
Legion, Auxiliary
Fremont
M. E. Church
Hereford Sale at Angola Fair Grounds Saturday
The Tri-State Hereford Association hosts a sale at the Angola fair grounds on Saturday June 3 featuring about forty head from eight leading herds. Steuben county breeders consign, Purdue extension specialist John W. Schwab will speak at 12 30 on The Value of Improved Livestock on the Farm before the 1 o'clock sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Hereford Association
Angola Fair Grounds
Steuben County
John W. Schwab
Purdue
Schwab
Steuben
Epworth Leaguers Attend Rally and Church Events
Epworth Leaguers join a sub district rally at Nevada Mills with afternoon and evening sessions. Next week's mid week topic is Healing Peter's Mother-in-law. Children's Day program is Sunday morning June 11. First quarterly conference Monday evening June 12 at 7 30. V L CLEAR Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguers
Nevada Mills
Peter
V. L. Clear
Evangelical Church Events Featured Throughout June
The Evangelical Church lists a June schedule with Sunday School at 9:30 and a 10:30 sermon by the pastor. A 6:45 Young People's Alliance meets weekly, and June 1 marks the Children's Day program. A Northwestern University Men's Glee Club concert is set for June 14 at 8:00, tickets via Follett's store, Prof. Walter Straw, or Rev. O N Braun.
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Evangelical Church
Steuben County well represented at Indiana University
Steuben County sent 17 students to Indiana University this year. IU now exceeds 4200 total enrollment, up about 500 percent in 25 years. Fremont leads county towns with most representatives. names from Fremont, Ashley, Hudson, Orland, Pleasant Lake, Hamilton listed. The June 7 commencement will include more than 500 graduates, the largest class in IU history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuben County
Indiana University
John W. Cravens
The
State University
United States
Fremont
Gladys Duguid
Bilanche Gier
Marguerite Randles Leas
Clarence B. Pinchon
Inez
M. Pitchon
Wilma R. Wade
Ashley
Fay W. Leas
Angela—Heyman
B. Allman
Mary A. Croxton
Neva L. van Wagner
Martha C. Welch
Conway Yockey
Hudson
Claud V. Barker
Orland
Julia J. Nichols
Forest R. Rogers
Pleasant Lake
Cecil C. Ringler
Clair A. Sunday
Hamilton
Noah A. Rockey
Glenn D. McClellan
Obituary: Lucy D Reed-Sheets 1846 1922 Fremont Indiana
Lucy D Reed-Sheets born September 17 1846 at Salem Center Indians was wife of Geo W Sheets who died December 10 1902. She died May 25 1922 after years of illness with funeral May 29 conducted by W S Clear M E church. Burial in Fremont old cemetery. She leaves children Addie Nilsson Los Angeles and Charles A Sheets. grandchildren Walter E Carlton Donald Robert Nilsson Dorothy Sheets.
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Lucy D. Reed-Sheets
James and
Adeline Reed
Salem Center
Indians
el Reed
Kate Gunn
Alma Wolfe
Fremont
Belle van Auren
Valley City
N. D
John
Mark
Ophelia
Alice
Geo. W. Sheets
Addie Nilsson
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles A. Sheets
Walter E
Carlton
Donald
Robert Nilsson
Dorothy Sheets
Ind
Epworth League Rally Set for Nevada Mills June 4
Epworth League sub-district rally scheduled at Nevada Mills Indiana on June 4 includes delegates registration at 30 minutes, nominating committee meeting at 11 45, music by Boy Scout Orchestra, roll-call of chapters, officers’ reports, potluck supper, Spirit Filled Life sermon by Rev. George Snider, and V F service. A playful aside references Minnie and Tommy in a family scene.
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Epworth League
Nevada Mills
Ind
Devellion
Fred Aldrich
Boy Scout Orchestra
Angolar III
Laverne
Epworth Asgelite
Offbeat Observations On Life And Politics In Then And Now
A column of humorous reflections contrasts China rice farming and rough housing with American politics and manners. Jabs land on prohibition era attitudes, flappers, paydays, courtship, crowds, and antics in households and public life.
Sorosis Concludes Year With Officers Elected
Sorosis met at Mrs. Maud Moore's home last Friday despite heavy rain. New officers were chosen: President Ida Hall, Vice President Anna Doster, Secretary Agnes McCain, Corresponding Secretary Anna Wells, Treasurer Maud Moore. A pot-luck supper followed at five o'clock and no further meetings are planned until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Maud Moore
Ida Hall
Anna Doster
Agnes McCain
Anna Wells
Former Fremont Boy Wins High Praise
A Brighton event at the Federated church featured the Howell high school Jackie Band and Brighton juniors. The 48 instrument group, expanded to 50 with director Otho Ling and manager F S Sanford, impressed with navy outfits and strong talent from Howell and surrounding Livingston County.
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The
State Journal
Lansing
Brighton
Federated Church
Howell High School
Jackie Band
Brighton High School
Howell City
Otho Ling
F. S. Sanford
Howell
Livingston County
Ling
Methodists purchase a recreation center at Webster Lake
A North Indiana Conference commission voted to buy nearly a mile of Webster Lake shore in Kosciusko county for a Methodist recreation center. The 100 acre site features high dry sandy loam, a gravel beach, a flowing well, and proximity to Epworth League gatherings.
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North Indiana
Epworth League Institutes
North Webster
Kosciusko County
Warsaw
Hills and Lakes
Pierceton
Vawter Park
Lake Wawasee
Cromwell
Syracuse
Leesburg
Epworth League Institute
Colonel Clark's Washington Letters Featured in Fremont Eagle
The Fremont Eagle prints Colonel Edward B. Clark's Washington letters. Clark, a veteran correspondent and former lieutenant colonel, offers clear engaging analyses of Washington affairs and wartime service, urging readers to follow his reports for insightful coverage.
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Washington
Fremont Eagle
Edward B. Clark
Clark
National Capital
France
Colonel Clark
Ford Plant Rolls Out Millionth and Six Millionth Motors
Ford's Highland Park plant produced motor number 6,000,000 at 9 14 a m on May 18 and 6,000,001 five seconds later. The plant now builds about 5,400 motors daily for shipment to Ford assembling plants nationwide. The Model T numbering began with the first vehicle in 1908, with milestones at 1,000,000 in 1915 and 5,000,000 in 1921.
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Ford Motor
Highland Park
Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
Hotel at Fish Lake Hamilton Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the Fish Lake Hotel at Hamilton this county last Sunday with an estimated loss of ten thousand dollars partly covered by insurance. The three story frame building owned by A B Renner and daughter and rented by Jerome Hobson was discovered burning at about seven in the morning and is believed to have started from a cooking range in the basement. A small amount of furniture was saved as Auburn Waterloo and Butler fire departments aided and surrounding buildings including the electric light plant a garage and a department store were saved.
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Fish Lake
Hamilton
A. B. Renner and
Jerome Hobson
Auburn
Waterloo
Butler
Farmers Associations to Hold Special Meetings
The Jackson Fremont Otsego and Salem township farmers associations announce special meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday June 6 and 7. Miss Lella Gaddis head of home demonstration will discuss Principles of Home Decoration. All residents welcome with schedules set for Jackson Flint M E church Fremont high school Otsego Hamilton Grange and Salem Center facilities.
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Jackson
Fremont
Otsego
Salem Township
Lella R. Gaddis
Fremont Township
Fremont High School
Otsego Township
Hamilton Grange Hall
Salem Center High School
Markham Earns U S Certified Herd List Distinction
Otsego township farmer B A Markham has his cattle added to the U S certified herd list after a final tuberculosis free inspection by federal vet Dr G W Hamilton. The Producers Commissioners Association from Indianapolis reported strong early activity with 35 carloads in week one, 64 by Saturday, placing it first for the week among 19 firms.
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B. A. Markham
Otsego Township
Steuben County
U. S
Markham
G. W. Hamilton
Producers Commissioners’ Association
Livestock Commission Company
Indianapolis
Producers Company
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Tri-State Hereford Association
Methodist Church
Indiana
University At
Bloomington
Minnie
Tommy
Papa
China
Jugoslavia
Chicago
Howell, Mich
Methodists
Webster Lake Shore
Washington, D. C
Authoritative Review of
Micne
Yeon
Qacrgo
Kronet
Farmers' Associations
Ness Road
First State Bank
Fremont, Indiana
White House
Floyd E. Grim
Eagle Office
Schlosser Bros
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