Charles Havens Dies After Operation in Michigan
Charles Havens died yesterday morning in a Jackson Michigan hospital after an operation. He was 28, born in Fremont, and only son of George N. and Frances Havens. Survived by mother, step‑brother, and stepfather. sister Earl preceded him. A Fremont lodge Knights of Pythias member, his funeral is Thursday afternoon under Knights of Pythias auspices.
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Charles Havens
Jackson
Mich
J. W. Heller
Jesse Steffey
Fremont
George N
Frances Havens
Earl
Fremont Lodge
Knights of Pythis
Pythian Sisters Temple
Knights of Pyias
Reception for BhiJal Pair Worthingtons in Fremont Area
A reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Earl Worthington at the bride’s parents home two miles northeast of Fremont on a Saturday evening in May. About fifty three friends and relatives attended for a pleasant event with a two course lunch, music, and visiting. Out of town guests included Mr. Peter Callen of Nebraska and Mrs. H. A. Drury of Reading Michigan. The couple’s home is at 1315 Rock Hill Street Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Earl Worthington
Elwood Grim
Fremont
Peter Callen
Nebraska
H. A. Drury
Reading
Mich
Worthington
Rtockhill Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Meerschaum Sources Across Asia and Europe
Meerschaum of the finest grade comes from a hollow near Eski-Schelir in Anatolia once a lake where it precipitated. Other localities include Thebes Egypt Bosnian mountains near Grubechuts Nuendorff Moravia Spain and Portugal offering varied deposits.
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Eski-Schelir
Anatolia
Asia Minor
Thebes
Egypt
Bosnian Mountains
Grubechuts
Nuendorff
Moravia
Spain
Portugal
Glass Party Honors Seniors At Barnes Home
Last Thursday evening professors R. H. Barnes and A. G. Albin and families hosted a class party for the 1914 graduates at Barnes residence. The evening featured contests, lavender and purple decorations, a two course luncheon at eleven, and well wishes to teachers as the class departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Barnes
A.G. Albin
Prof. Barnes
F. H.S
The Future of Advertising in Merchant Strategy
A concise treatise on advertising as a disciplined science. It argues that only 5 percent of merchants succeed and compares advertising to farming, urging deep soil preparation, consistent cultivation, and patient time for results. The piece predicts a future of systematic, engaging, and instructional ads that build community trust and outpace competition.
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Lela
Geo. KE. Patterson
Church Services Schedule and Invitations
Church announcements list Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 10 30 a m preaching. Evening service at 7 30 p m with prayer meetings midweek. Epworth League activities and class meeting times noted. Free Methodist Chapel Farnham offers Sunday School 10 a m and alternate Sabbath preaching. Pastor S H Matthews invites all to attend.
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Epworth League
Free Methodist Chapel
Farnham
S. H. Matthews, Vastor
Envy as a Weakness and Ignorance
The remark links envy to both frailty and ignorance, arguing that no man envies what he can surpass or match, implying self awareness and competence negate envy. The line underscores the psychology of ambition and comparative judgment.
Automobiles Becoming Unruly
Last Wednesday near Collins school house in Jamestown township Norman Smith’s Ford rolled after hitting sand. He crawled free, neighbors helped flip the car, with only hip bruises reported. On Monday Dr. C A Moore’s car broke a tire chain and struck a ditch near Kirkwood hill, no injuries.
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Collins School House
Jamestown Township
Norman Smith
Norman
Smith
Orland
C. A. Moore
Kirkwood Hill
Why You Pay More at Big City Stores
The piece argues city merchants incur higher costs from large buildings clerk pay and taxes, raising prices. It contrasts with small town dealers who own their premises and have lower overhead. Home buyers are urged to support local shops to get fair value rather than chasing city bargains.
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The
Ginnivan Show Draws Crowds Despite Monday Storm
The Ginnivan Show returns for the seventh year with new specialties and daily band concerts. Managers are popular and audiences grow, as Tuesday and Wednesday crowds beat expectations despite a high school commencement.
Come to ads: a guide to goods and services
The notice extols advertisers in the newspaper as faith-filled merchants offering useful goods and services. It invites readers to trust the ads as a human, engaging guide to satisfying purchases and pleasant transactions.
Picturesque Foreign Legion Stories and Hidden German Ties
The piece extols the French foreign legion as a refuge for men seeking rebirth and adventure and recounts vivid anecdotes. It details diverse ranks and backgrounds within the legion, cites rumored German aristocracy among its members, and describes investigations into a mysterious Austro-Hungarian heir linked to Justus Perth with a 12 million crown fortune.
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Paris
French Foreign Legion
Foreign Legion
Bruneau
Gauman Meta
Muller
Garryvilla
Germany
France
Tunze
Saida
Troemel
Pomerania
von Salomon
Detrie
Legion
Christ
Vienna
Moneteur
Justus Perth
University of Prague
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Bhijal
Duntley Pneumatic Sweeper Co
S. State St
Chicago
Evangelical Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eagle
Picturesque Foreign Legion
B. F. Chapin
Scott Bldg
Fremont, Ind
Fred T. Hackett Ray
Indiana
Bank of Fremont
Fadlem
Responsibility
First National Bank Angola
W. H. Mott
S. C. Wolfe
Zipfel Block
Taylor
Ango Ind Farmers
Se Tee As
E. Penner
Robert L. Wade
Srings
William Hills
Calla
First State Bank
Casebere & Platt Sanitary
Hillsdale Steam Laundry
East End
C. E. Chapin
Chicago Veterinary College
Beagle
Inter-Ocean
Toledo Blade
Chicago Tribune
McCall's and
Pattern
Youth's Companion
Scientific American Masonic Voice-Review
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