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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
1
J P Albright and Peet collided while Peet rode a wheel toward the station in darkness. Albright suffered a black eye and bruises, Ora had a badly cut face. The article notes sidewalk riding is common but dangerous and possibly unlawful.
Mr and Mrs Van Buren Pennell observed their golden wedding anniversary at their Toledo Iowa home last Saturday. Married in 1862 near Waterloo they have lived in Tama County for forty seven years and welcomed all children and grandchildren to the event. A noon dinner fed nearly fifty attendees and gifts included gold coins and a rocker dresser. Rev O O Inman led remarks and presented gifts on behalf of friends.
Fort Wayne resident Mr Ortliff returns home after a lake trip. Amos Perry and family from Montpelier Indiana prep winter at their cottage. Chris Paul refurbishes a barn into a cottage. Charles Baker improving health though often fragile. Red raspberries on November first thanks to Elwood Fruit Farm. Lyman Jones installs a telephone last week. Montpellier Ohio relatives visit at Hubert Bowen’s home. Mr Logan’s daughter weds and lives with her father George McCane amid good wishes.
Schedule notes a Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 6 30 a m. Preaching at 10 40 a m. Class meeting at 14 0? am and Epworth League at 6 20–7 pm. Prayer meeting plans and midweek gatherings mentioned with times, inviting attendance.
The M E Church announces next Sunday's sermons by Frank S Hickman Morning topic Soldiers of the Lord calls Christians to militant living. Evening topic Lot's Wife explores human life moments beneath the biblical tale inviting Fremont residents to attend.
RS Vaughan of York accepts clerk position at the Centlivre hotel in Fort Wayne. William Tucker's baby is very sick. Hiram Beatty family and Krank Fetters of Eden visit Tucker. Clifton Heroy and Mathial Norton visit Ray. Stephen Quance and wife visit Cork near Columbia. Don Stoy and wife visit Angula. Efe Blotter dines with James Worthington near Fremont. Mr Richardson and children Harold and Erma visit Lisle Adams.
South California The W C T U will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Hannah Lawrence. Leader Mrs Nora Paul and Mrs Ids Bunker of Orland visited her husband’s sister Mrs Bebe Ainsley who has been poorly but is improving. Frank Gary and wife visited his brother Dwre and family at Quincy. Mr and Mrs Chas From visited their parents Wa champion and wife. Mrs Freak Buight and Mrs Clarence Guild of Fremont were senior inlaws of se Jule Koagy.
The Sorosis club met last Friday with twenty two attending. The program covered Revolutionary Days literature and included papers by Miss Effie Hall on Revolutionary Literature and Miss Daisy Hall on Orators of Revolutionary Times. Mrs Carrie Chapin presented Very interesting Women of the Revolution and Mrs Alma Clark read Colonial Literature. Next meeting will be the anniversary gathering at Miss Floy McKeehen’s home on Nov 15. Mrs Phepiie was librarian last Saturday. Nellie Reed will be librarian on Nov 9. Dues due before Jan 1.
The Sorosis Halloween committee hosted a lively party at Mrs. J A Bevier's. Forty six attended despite poor weather with a broomstick jump a porch ritual and two costume prizes plus a peanut contest. Guests enjoyed a plentiful supper after a hunt inside the attic. Bevier lists personal effects from Halloween awaiting owners.
Card of Thanks to relatives and friends for support during the illness and death of our husband and father. Signed by Mrs Ge Worton Sr Mrs I Fulwn Mr George Worton Miss Kunlem Nayes and the home party.
Property deeds record transfers from Ella Sherrard to Rose Work and others. Listings include lots in Pebble Beach, Darling’s subdivision, and multiple sections in Otsego Jackson Scott Ashley Cary Angola with prices ranging from 50 to 21 210 dollars. Several trades involve couples or joint owners with named buyers and sellers.
Mrs Gleason of Fremont cared for Mrs Mort Brown and returned home Friday. George McKim sick with Dr Wade attending. Ted Worthington and two neighbors visited Angola Friday. Blausier family and Stillman Collins with daughters in Angola Saturday. Mrs Edd Carr ill. Preaching at two Sunday. J J Berry improving. Miss Bessie Blausier visited with family. Mrs J W Nadine of Waterloo and Blausier matriarch visiting. return Wednesday. Ladies Aid dinner at Mrs Clarke on Nov 7 1912. Sunday School 10 o clock. Mrs Combe very sick. Dr Wade attending. Local farmers sold stock in Fredont the Great of the week. Harteel Coppla returned home Saturday but worked all summer. Mr Bovons of Orinat.
In Ray Indiana the Y P B Society held a Halloween party at the home of James and Sloan Lewis last Thursday evening. Twenty three attendees enjoyed games such as apple initials and fortune finding, plus refreshments and merriment.
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