Annual Hous Map Reunion Meeting Set for June at Earl Se Lae Home
The annual meeting of the Hous map reunion is scheduled for Thursday in June at the home of Earl Se Lae in town.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The annual meeting of the Hous map reunion is scheduled for Thursday in June at the home of Earl Se Lae in town.
Lucy Merton’s life with Frank Bennett collapses as he returns to press for money. She recognizes his true nature and refuses his schemes when he tries to sell her costly books. She chooses independence with George Gray, freeing herself from the past.
A report from Boston Transcript notes a building contractor can raise on jacks while remarks that bluffing in poker is a risky tactic. The piece uses a metaphor to compare construction skills with gambling strategy.
An old saying warns that one should ensure funds are available before taking bold action. It suggests prudence in risking ventures or entertainment without secured means. The proverb implies consequences for promises not kept.
John Doster spent a few days in Indianapolis. Geo Brown and family moved into S L Brickers residence. The high school graduating exercises were held in the M E church, June 1 1894. Duane McNabb.
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me are requested to settle by cash or note by the third of June. (26 27) R L Wade M D.
J F Phillips bought a new overland sedan. Mr and Mrs Chambers attended Memorial services in Fremont. Miss Lida Whitcomb spent time in Fort Wayne. Many from here attended Mallory cemetery memorial services last Sunday. Mrs F L Whaley visited husband in Ann Arbor and called on M R Hoyt who recently underwent an operation at the Homeopathic hospital. Hoyt has many friends here who regret his illness.
Mrs. Philip Peppiatt hosted her son Roy Michael and family from South Bend over Memorial Day. Fire responders reached Hays general store in Kinderhook on Tuesday. J. F. Phillips and son Clare visited Sturgis on the way home, stopping to see old neighbor Ben Wells and family. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tappan welcome their new baby girl. Roy Schaeffer stayed in Kinderhook to help care for aunt Mrs. Lida Gould at Mrs. Paul Weage’s home.
A historic call urges destroying the spoils system and electing or appointing men to office on merit. It asserts honesty and duty will follow, with citizens teaching support for government and no expectation of pay without true national service.
In DeKalb County a recount reallocated votes correcting miscredited tallies. Samuel Morr wins the Democratic nomination for recorder by 32 votes after initial counts credited Morr’s votes to sheriff candidate William Morr, prompting review and adjustment.
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