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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
2
The Masonic bodies at Angola plan to invest part of their surplus funds in Liberty Loan bonds. They argue Masonry has always stood for liberty and humanity, and see this move as aligning with tradition and setting a model for other fraternal groups and individuals.
Mrs Harper Miller is ill with measles. Rev O P Schleicher visited Coldwater Michigan Tuesday. Harry Brown and family of Inverness spent yesterday here. Orland has electric power for ironing Wednesday forenoon. Reading's Home Guards were recently mustered into state service, two in the company. Mrs L W Kemper and children went to Ossian Indiana to visit parents and attend committee exercises. Miss Zema Peet returned from Columbus Grove Ohio where she worked in a millinery shop. A new bridge is being built over Farnham creek south of town on the Angola road causing a detour for southbound traffic. Mr and Mrs F K Smith of Ashley and others visited R H Dygert and daughter Tenna Gould, with several families, over the weekend in Montneifon Ohio.
Fremont defeated Sturgis 8 to 6 in front of the largest crowd ever at the local diamond. Doin Barry pitched well for Fremont with Wells and Higbie catching, while Slim Barry started for Sturgis with Sowle behind the plate. The Fremont Band provided music during the game.
Miss Mabel Detro of Fort Wayne is spending a few days with Misses Sylvia and Mildred Noggle, visiting local friends and enjoying the hospitality available in the city.
Fashion notes highlight a surge of all white Milans panamas and Leghorn hats complemented by blouses that align with the new wardrobe demand. The piece emphasizes daily updates prompting refined style choices for the season.
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