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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
A quirky collage of social quips and oddities. A New Jersey woman reportedly used a telephone for the first time in seventy years. A string of lighthearted quips about relationships, party lines, and local pals fills the page with humorous observations and gossip.
A humor sketch features Dumb Dan bedbound for a week and a monocled gentleman claiming grand knighthoods. The streetwise policeman Mike O Flanagan meets the pretender, while travel notes describe Santa Fe railway sleeper cars with seven rooms per car for fall and winter service.
A church council warns that about 100000 pounds must be raised in the next few years to save St Pauls Cathedral from decay or collapse. The church is described as The Parish Church of the British Empire and faces a critical fundraising appeal.
A digest of social visits and events in Coldwater and surrounding towns. Highlights include F. E. Abrams in Fort Wayne, Mrs. Dora Phillips visiting, a large 10-S-10 Club party, Hamman family gatherings, a birth at Wade hospital, and plans for a rabbit supper by the Knights of Pythias. Also noted are travels to Ann Arbor for surgery, funeral attendances for Miss Lila Cooper, and open hunting seasons for quail and fur bearing animals.
Lite Mae Cooper the second daughter of Archibald Crawford Cooper and Ella Weif Cooper was born December 2 1894 in Fremont Indiana and died November 6 1922 in Bangor Maine at age 27 She spent most of her life in Fremont as a teacher and educator with strong church ties She held degrees from DePauw Drew Theological Seminary and Tri State College and taught in Orland Parr and Fremont schools She served as a pastor in Mattawamkeag Maine and left a lasting influence on students and colleagues Interment was in Fremont cemetery
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