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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
8
The column records numerous social visits and travel between Ray, Jackson, Fremont, Hillsdale, Angola, Montpelier, Reading, and other nearby towns. Families and individuals such as Mrs. Elmer Coldsnow, James Lewis, Dan Hailey, and the Mitchells are mentioned with many guests and hosts, plus church events, meetings, and a birthday observance.
York News records numerous visits and movements among residents and visitors from Angola, Fremont, and nearby areas. Families like Smiths, Osfalls, Nedele, Sowles, Williamson, Abbott, and Paul figure in Sunday visits, farm work, and road repairs while Rev. Snider assists in revival meetings and local farm incidents include a barn fire and injuries from ivy and a sliver.
East Side notes record visits and travel from Coldwater Lake area. Glenn Schaeffer and Rolene visited H. M. Yerkes in Elk Hart, returning Sunday. Eatingers visited Percy Adams, Te Konsha, and Randall’s store, then Fremont. Disbrows dined with Overy Burdick in West Kinderhook, later to Algansee. An injury to Annie Yates from a rusty nail is mentioned. Ladies Aid at Secor-Mason earned about $4.50 and plans a December bazaar at Withingtons. Several guests and visits across Woodbridge, Fremont, Angola, Howe, and other nearby towns are listed alongside local shop and family movements.
About forty friends and neighbors met at the Eggleston home on a Saturday evening to fete Mrs. Eggleston on reaching another milestone. Music, dancing, and games followed by a late luncheon. guests departed wishing her many happy returns.
Abe Lint stays with Charles Bussing for the winter. Will Johns, at Mrs. Higbee's, is ill. DuLana Ferguson visits her brother's family in Hillsdale. Albert Ferguson and wife dine with his mother in Fremont. John Gundrum and Charles Allen call at Albert Ferguson's Monday. R O Yoder and family, Mrs. Jones of Angola, Owen Doudt and Hamilton's Vernie Doudt visit Bussing's Sunday.
The Brown School hosts a Box Social next Friday evening November 10 to raise funds for playground equipment. A general public invitation asks community help to make the event a model social with a fish pond attraction. Students note exams and grade cards are due next week. An Indian treaty bowl was found in British Columbia recently.
Edward J Ford born March 16 1850 at Ray Indiana died October 29 1922 at his Coldwater Michigan home age 72 years 5 months 12 days He leaves wife Julia McKinney son William Earl in Ray Indiana a brother George Ford Angola and sister Joanna Bricker Ray Funeral at home Rev Wright officiating burial Hall's Corners Ray with F T Hackett funeral director.
West Kinderhook residents Mesdames Norton Herr Wilkins Peppiatt and Whaley enjoyed a Jamestown Community Circle social at Stacey Case home in West Gilead last Thursday. Locals Mr and Mrs Henry Schaeffer Jack Friday and Miss Porter attended Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Chambers. Frank Whaley returned from Fort Wayne for the weekend.
There was no school Monday and Tuesday as Miss Ethel Wolfe attended a teachers institute in Jackson. Mrs Addie Knapp visited Tuesday with her aunt Mrs Annie Frost in Montgomery. Several local residents visited, hosted, or moved, including Mr and Mrs Jol Marsh hosting guests and the Described moves of Harvey Straw and family returning to Fremont.
Cyrus Burch assists Albert Strong with corn husking while Lee Borct performs mason work at the Charles Allen farm. C A Strong and family visited I McNall at California on Sunday. Sherman Forrester reports good honey yields. Roy Adair his wife and two children and Charles Miller near Cam-
Brown School weekly calendar from Clear Lake Township notes incidents and activities. Monday reports accidents during play including a lost ball a bloody nose and broken spectacles while the class finished reading The Hoosier Schoolmaster. Tuesday mentions a salesman visit and a longer recess. Wednesday recounts Halloween night mischief with hard water and steps venturing onto the public highway. Thursday six grade pupils write letters to Mary Mies now in Fort Wayne.
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