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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
5
Rev. Allen A. Stockdale returned to Boston after touring southern states for the Men and Religion Movement. In Atlanta he spoke on Run Your Hit Out urging men whether players or merchants to finish acts fully, applying the baseball rule to life.
Northern Indiana onion growers win a $5,000 appropriations through Congress to attack the onion thrip and onion pests. The Bureau of Agriculture will dispatch experts to Starke Laporte Noble and Kosciusko counties to study and combat the pest threatening high yields and crops that sold up to 70 cents per bushel.
The Sorosis club gathered at Mrs. Ida Hall's home despite snow and ice. Mrs. Anderson Wolfe and Dygert delivered fine papers, Belle Studebaker read for Dygert, Effie Hall read a letter from Miss Anla Clark, and Maud Pifer sang piano solos. An April Fool party was planned for next year’s program.
The article recalls Rose Hartwick Thorpe born 1850 Mishawaka Indiana who wrote Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight on April 3 1867 at a Michigan country school. It follows her later fame her life near Hillsdale Michigan and a reunion with former pupil Mrs Kelley at a Los Angeles picnic.
J C G girls met at Mrs Isenhower s Friday night candy pull. Mrs Herehey won the ad contest and Mrs Lara Bailey won the best button hole contest. Next meeting with Mrs Lily Gridith on Tuesday March 1Y. Hosts should be notified if unable to attend.
Delta Ohio evangelist Rev I E Honeywell confirms June date for Fremont Indiana union services with Evangelical and Methodist churches. He notes a possible May appearance and reports 718 conversions to date. A tabernacle is planned to house meetings lasting about a month.
Mrs Emma Fink hosted about eighteen ladies at a carpet r n bee with a bountiful dinner. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Fremont Montgomery Oakley and Siebert are mentioned along with school honors for Grace Duguid and several family visits and gatherings in Ray.
Public auction announced by Alburt F. bh for a rented farm 34 miles southeast and 0.5 mile north of Whippoorwill school house on Wednesday March 20 at 10 o clock. Items include a brood mare colt 4 years old two cows one fresh in March one in May yearling steer bull two years old two aging calves broad sow to farrow in April 1% good shoats a quantity of oat or cake and many other articles.
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