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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
4
Monday was stormy with several sickness reports. O C Fink and Chas Cobb of East Fremont were among the ill. Mrs R H Mann and Helen Worton also sick but improving. Trips and visits include Eden Ohio trip by McNaughton Reynolds and Jack family in New Alexandria visits Rev D O Jack.
The Rebekah judge of California will hold a box social Thursday evening Nov. 19. Several local residents, including Mrs. Ella Mann and Mrs. John Hulse, are reported ill or under care. Farmers complain of missing livestock as poultry and livestock vanish with no trace.
J.J. Berry cements barn floor while Miss Vera Garn spends Sunday with Nettie Straw. Frank Brown installs a new steam heating plant. A snow storm arrives marking the first real winter weather. Box social crowd raises about seven dollars. Miss Nettie Straw and Miss Marie Anderson attend the schoolhouse social with J.J. Berry family visiting in Montgomery last Thursday. Fred Kellogg works gravel on Main Street for jamestown mill and Paul Knox hauls four loads to Fremont.
Sadie Berry accompanied by a relative spent a week with her brother's family and friends, ending with a home visit in Fort Wayne on Saturday.
The York M E circuit holds its third quarterly meeting Sunday November 22 with S S school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 led by the pastor J K Elson. Powers Chapel service at 7 30 with D S J A Beatty. Quarterly conference Monday morning November 23 at 9 30. Henry Hathaway of Angola buried at York cemetery Sunday. Ladies aid oyster supper at Osfall's hall Wednesday November 25.
A New York judge’s ruling that a man is the head of his home is seen as solid law for now it may endure until challenged by the actual household head whether wife cook or baby depending on the household.
A group of women at Mrs Penton’s house discuss why men’s personal effects irritate more than men themselves. They joke about clothes cluttering chairs and a husband’s laundry becoming a symbol of the man’s commercial spirit, noting the contrast with women’s possessions.
In a chatty exchange from the Chicago Daily News, Mrs. Penton and others debate how a husband’s attire and habits influence marriage. Cigar smoke, ties, perfumes, and personal accessories are weighed as symbols of personality and domestic tension amid lighter humor.
A fragment from the New York Sun notes Jack the Giant Killer wearing a coat said to have been his wedding garment. The peculiar detail underscores a symbolic transformation as the giant’s attire reflects his past.
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