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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
5
Our Correspondence Department compiles a sequence of social calls visits and small events around Ray Montgomery Coldwater and Fremont. names include Leo Petty Ed Bates Perry Duguid George Worton J.C. McNaughton James Mingus and many others with gatherings at homes auctions and church activities spanning mid February to March.
Mr Cunningham and family relocate to the Bickford farm near Hughie Corners in Lester Michigan. Chas Helenbaugh and family will occupy the vacated property. A baby girl was born February 26 to Dan Knisely and wife. Cynthia Corless of Quincy, Roy Arithers and wife visited due to P D Gray’s illness, now reported improving. Mortimer Kline and wife of Kingerhook spent weekend with Edward Ogden and family. Chas Mintling entertain grandmother Mrs Gilbert of Ottawa Ohio. Wesley Benjamin and family from Montgomery visited Obas Williams. Henry Waterbury and Mrs Libbie Merrill joined a trip to Fort Wayne Sunday to bring Clarence Waterwar y home from hospital.
Jay McNall and family moved from Jamestown last Wednesday to a farm they rented north and east of Angola. W. W. Case and wife moved into the house vacated by the McNall family last week. About forty seven of the Collinses friends gathered Saturday for the occasion.
Charles Smith found a good watch in the road the other day and says the owner can have it by calling. Mrs Earl Preston is quite sick so there is no school this week. Mrs Jake Knapp has a hen with thirteen tile chickens. Mrs Amy Snyder came Friday to help care for her mother Mrs Decker who remained about the same. The Ladies Aid Society held a kitchen and dining room shower last Monday for the new church.
The Jadies Aid will serve dinner free to all who stay for the afternoon service. Dedication of the new church Sunday. services in the forenoon and evening. Dinner in the basement and good music and speakers planned. Stable room for all horses, weather should not keep anyone away. A cordial invitation to all.
Paul and Cecil Badger of An gola Normal spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents John Badger and wife. Mr. and Mrs. D Harbaugh of Hall's Corners were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Story Saturday. Carl Davis and Roy Bailey were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bell of Ashley. Ben Davis and family visited with their parents Sam Davis and wife Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs. Lulu Beatty of Angola has been spending time with her jaunt Mrs. Wm Shaub. Ben Ryan and wife were in Angola last Friday visiting his uncle George Dygert and wife.
Notice to Fremont residents that a petition filed with the Fremont Board of Trustees seeks disannexation of described Steuben County real estate. The hearing will be held at Aaron E. Kinsey's office in Fremont on April 13, 1914 at 7 30 p m.
Kellinger suffered persistent sleepless nights provoking frantic remedies from Mrs. Kellinger and visitors. Despite coffee, cigarettes, and quips from friends, he remained wakeful until a morning yawn finally brought relief as the bulldog finally spurred him awake.
Edward Mulry of Williamsburg carried a two inch needle splinter in his leg for fifty years after a childhood injury. Surgeons at the Eastern District hospital removed the needle from his left leg where it had moved from the right calf. The fragment caused intermittent prickling but no major harm until recently.
In the case of the state of Illinois versus Sol Butcher, three dead chickens and a cork leg hollow in the center formed the corpus defecti. An officer spotted the birds inside the leg, linking Butcher to chicken robbery nearby. He was arrested and fined 26.
After a modern motor engine replaces horses in Montclair New Jersey's fire department Bob the leading horse of eight years is sold to Little Falls New York. The bill of sale requires Bob to be returned to the Montclair firemen at the original price when he becomes too old for work.
A four foot lizard, alive previously only known in the tropics, was unearthed by a blast at the Cement Mill kilns in Cumberland, Maryland. It died from injuries sustained in the blast.
A stealthy thief swapped a diamond set clock on the mantel with a sixty cent timepiece to avoid waking the sleeping homeowner. The burglar slipped away murmuring How times have changed as he left into the cold.
Evangelical Church announces Sunday schedule with morning services at 9 30 and 10 30 and evening preaching at 7 30 8 40 with a prayer meeting on Wednesday. Free Methodist Chapel at Farnham holds Sunday School at 10 and alternating Sabbath preaching led by H Marshews.
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