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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
1
Fremont resident Jeff Gundrum fell from a ladder at work and was pierced by a projecting iron hook, causing severe wounds to his bowels. He bled heavily and remains in Wade Hospital, though reports indicate he is resting more comfortably. Public shock and concern follow the unusual injury.
The Methodist church outlines a Sunday schedule including Sunday School at 9 30 a m and public worship at 10 45 a m with a pastor sermon. A three week meeting begins with nightly services except Saturday, led first by the pastor and then by Rev Thomas H Nelson from Zion City Illinois and Rev Darrell Stoakes of Flint as song leader. The Epworth League organizes a youth choir for the first week to boost attendance.
Sorosis notes observe their 11th anniversary Friday evening November 12 at Mrs. Vina Taylor’s home. Each member may bring a guest, and a pleasant social evening is anticipated. The next meeting is November 26 at Mrs. Elnora McNaughton’s home.
Notice by the administrator of the estate of George deceased that a public auction will be held November 22, 1920 between noon and 2 pm at the door of the court house in Angola Steuben Indiana to sell the decedent's interest in described real estate including portions of section 33 township 38 north range 15 east Steuben County Indiana with specified parcel boundaries and corner points. The sale aims to settle the estate per court order dated September 27 1920 and includes all described tracts with references to ranges townships and platted boundaries.
The Friday and Saturday fair drew strong attendance and high community spirit. Awards were tightly contested and praised, with many exhibitors celebrated for their efforts. Superintendent J B Munn and township teachers earned credit for tireless work, and organizers are hopeful for an even bigger fair next year.
A Department of Agriculture report urges modernization of farm homes and use of labor-saving devices to prevent wastage of woman power. It calls for planning and investment in electrical home equipment and notes the home maker’s role in boosting farm income. McElhenie Bros. offer guidance on farm electric light and power with a demonstrator in Hills building.
The 1920 International Live Stock Exposition will be held at Union Stock Yards Chicago from November 27 to December 4. For twenty years this display has led events of its kind and the 1920 show will be on a broader scale with a grains and roughage display. All breeds of draft horses beef cattle swine and sheep will be represented with the largest exhibit total since the inception of the Exposition.
About ten oclock Monday night a fire broke out at Mrs. R C Gamaran s home igniting the roof after a smoldering blaze from the day. Fremont s chemical engine and helpers fought flames and saved the house, incurring substantial loss covered by insurance represented by M R Clark. Mrs Cameron thanks the workers who saved her home.
Fremont merchants showcase themed windows with autumn leaves and animal motifs for the fair. Notable displays include Co-Operative store rustic scenes, Jonteel goods by L De Caswell, and Woolen goods by E C Duguid Co. Students excel in grades with premiums for written numbers, Arthur stories, and art. Absent students listed. thanks extended to community helpers.
Hattie L McNall Norton Miller born June 8 1849 Kinderhook Michigan died October 31 1920 California Michigan aged 71 after two years ill. She married Alfred A Norton April 8 1868 and Joseph Miller November 10 1885, had five children four of whom survived to adulthood. Floyd L Miller and his wife cared for her. She joined Baptist then M E church and engaged in Ladies Aid Society WCTU L O T M Grange and other activities. Survived by son Floyd J Miller, grandchildren, a sister Emma Miller of Angola and brother I A McNall, service at M E church with Rev L W Kemper, burial in California cemetery.
Round The Town on Fair Day reports large crowds at both Friday and Saturday events. Premiums paid by check, praise for school exhibits, and bustling activity across stands, farms, and the Richards building. Scouts in uniform, fortune telling, and bustling Juniors stands fueled city pride and lively commerce.
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