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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
7
Near Montgomery residents hosted relatives and neighbors at various gatherings last Sunday. Obituary reports include the death of Charles Clapp in Coldwater and burial in Lester cemetery beside his wife.
Community members visited relatives and neighbors across Union Corners and South Clear Lake on Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Goshen with others, and multiple calls to homes of Harbaugh, Hake, Brngle, Peck, and Bechtol. Local reports note Ladies Aid activities and family guests at several nearby farms and towns.
Mrs. Clara Weicht of Angola visited relatives in West Jamestown last week. Miss Vera Garn and Miss Anna Garn hosted Sunday school classes with ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keith welcomed a baby boy born May 11 weighing eight pounds. Albert Bachman returned from Fort Wayne with a horse and buggy. Rob Crandall traveled to Kinderhook after produce day.
Doin Barry spent Sunday in Fort Wayne. Miss Anna Knox visited George Blausier and family. Ted Martin traveled to Fort Wayne. Delong planted trees on Frank Brown farm. Mrs. Hattie Stage traveled to Cleveland for a week with friends. Mrs. Mort Brown went to Angola to visit sister Donner Cassel. Thelma Barry is unwell. Mamie and Lois Collins visited James town. J J Berry attended the Stere opticon Lecture Sunday night. About twelve youths attended Vern Garn’s party. The lake and mill pond are very high. Burt Sprague and family spent Sunday with Frank Brown. Elmer Vanguilder and family dined with Frank Brown. Dr. Brown and family moved Saturday. About 15 attended the Ladies Aid at Mrs. Homer Burlin’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Case delivered wool at Angola. Mrs. Jay McNall and two children visited her parents. Carrie Dawes spent Sunday with her mother. Charles Gray and wife went to Angola Saturday with their wool. J J Berry has a good roadster for sale.
A Japanese prince Kodosura Kin nosuke studies American girls at a college town and pursues Miss Florence Maynard. She toys with his chase, laughs at his earnest proposals, and reveals the romance is a joke as he suddenly recognizes love and contemplates departure.
Lois Collins returned home from a year of teaching in Michigan. Mildred Webb and friends visited Mrs. George Webb in Nevada. Miss Mildred Webb taught at the Dewey school this year. The Gleaners held an interesting meeting at Homer Bur Mungame's home Saturday evening.
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