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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
8
Correspondence records specify deaths and numerous social visits. Olin Boyd, seven, died Sunday May 2 from spinal meningitis. Families from Bryan and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives including the Ogden and Gardner families. Observed movements include the Case family moving to Charles Cornell’s farm previously held by the Lytles.
Mrs Adaline Flint an elderly resident of Kinderhook Michigan suffered a fall last Thursday, breaking her left hip and is listed in critical condition though resting comfortably.
A trip with friends to Pittsford Michigan includes attendance at the Baptist association in Hillsdale on Wednesday and Thursday. Mothers Day will be observed at the M E church next Sunday. Mrs Gray fills the pulpit as Revy is away in Missouri on business.
California Michigan A B Daily reports visiting relatives from Detroit Mr and Mrs Geo Frank came Saturday to see her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Paul. John Forester and family visited Mrs Ella Baich south of Ray. Charley Zimmerman spent Sunday with Clarence Smith and wife. Mrs Bennettie Wilkinson of Coldwater died. funeral Saturday. James Peppers died Saturday after long illness from cancer of the stomach. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm United Presbyterian Church.
Kinderhook reports a Raleigh Med Co. representative selling goods in Kinderhook. Wm. Masters of Angola called at a farm. Charles Worthington papers for Glen Brown. Willa Gleason improves from illness in Colon Michigan. Floyd Straw visited Chas. Worthington. Orville Merritt, working near Ray, spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Clem Brattin went to Coldwater. The farm bureau fundraising drive continues.
Local residents travel between Kinderhook Fremont Coldwater and LaGrange for family visits business and horse trades. A newborn blessing is reported for Rufus Ryan and his wife while cycling through regional events and printed sales letters emerge as a selling push.
Ray Sellers starts work on a new roof for his barn. Workers set up materials and ladder access as weather permits, with a goal of completed repairs before the next storm.
Edward Bok argues the remaking of a man is vital for society and praises The Salvation Army for reaching those whom churches miss. He urges Americans to support the Army with full-hearted generosity, calling it practical citizenship in action.
The American Library Association War Service supports ex service men by delivering books to hospitals and veterans in public and private facilities. Special librarians serve large hospitals, while smaller wards receive weekly library visits. Braille publications aid blinded soldiers, and loans to discharged servicemen facilitate study and work training. References to Merchant Marine, Coast Guard, and lighthouse services funded by United War Work.
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