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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
4
The Fremont area sees a flood of brief items including residents in town for business and visits to relatives, bank deposit terms, auctions and sales announcements, school and church notes, and upcoming events. Names include Winifred Wells, Paul Shopp, Mrs. Bussing, A M A Miller, Mrs. Boor, Geo Stroh, Nellie Gibbon, Hailey’s wallpaper, Ray Manning, J C Bailey, and many others in Fremont and nearby towns.
Harry M. Williams resigns after fifteen years as managing editor of the Fort Wayne Sentinel. Harry L. Askew, city editor since 1899, succeeds him. Also notes changes in rural mail service discussions, a shaving of stockdale mustache, and social news from Angela and surrounding community events.
Union Corners residents Herman Flickner and family spent Sunday with Hugh Gioshorn and wife. Ivan Goshorn and wife visited Marion Pardy and family of Edon on Saturday. Mrs. Jovenia Goshorn stayed with Carl Skinner and wife in Cooney. Earl Watters and wife visited Robert Zeller and family Sunday. Carl Michael, wife and son Carmen, attended the funeral of Mrs. Jessie Vowelson at Fremont Saturday and visited with her brother Saturday night and Sunday.
Herbert Heroy moved to Phenecie farm and hired out for a year. Miss Iva Pothvof taught Dist No 2 school briefly while ill. Albert Michael visits locally as a regional guest. Mrs. Clark, mother of Mrs. Reuben Sellers, is seriously ill. Charles Johnson traveled to Angola on business and later visited his brother in Ovid with the Jesse Sellers family. Ed Arabie spoke at Dist No 2 school on temperance. Miss Ethel Rex is reported ill.
A rustic, comic peek into farm living and local humor. The piece notes a young man trying to write for farmers magazines and features stray thoughts on beauty, marriage, and daily chores. An insurance man’s visit, a dog fight scare, and household tasks are playfully touchpoints in a Marion Chronicle style column.
All persons knowing or owing money to the late Robert are asked to call at once at the office of Frank Sailor. E Kinsey, administrator.
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