Hamilton Highs Trim Hamilton County Team
The Hamilton High School basketball team defeated our local team 25 to 16 on Saturday. They will play again at Hamilton Friday afternoon. Florence Lidd left Monday for Denver via Chicago visiting Nellie Frost and family. Dorwin visits relatives in Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Battle Creek Chicago and South Bend. Liot and Dunnavan barber shop moved to the former State Bank room in the hotel building. This is a fine location.
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Hamilton High School
Hamilton
Dorwin
Ann Arbor Ypsilanti
Battle Creek
Chicago
South Bend
Liot and Dunnavan
State Bank
Resolutions of Respect for John Kauffman
Fremont Lodge 261 Knights of Pythias submits resolutions on the death of Bro. John Kauffman who departed September 21, 1914. The note expresses loss of a dear brother and extends sympathy to his family as a devoted husband and father. Resolutions ask for a copy to be sent and entered in the minutes. Signed by J. W. Meller Wm. Friday Geo. Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Kauffman
Bro. Kauffman
J. W. Meller
Geo. Griffith
BACK TO THE FARM AT ANGOLA FAIR PROMOTES AGRICULTURE
A promotional note urges youths to join farm life as a bright future and invites families to attend the Angola Fair daily with a family ticket for 1.00. It recommends securing tickets from the secretary’s office and mentions James Worthington and family visiting Earl Worthington in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
A. E. Elston
Fremont Township Ticket and Meeting Date Noted
Fremont Township posts its candidate slate for Prohibition Trustee Sidney Young Assessor Chauncy Young Justices of the Peace A F Belote Wm Rathbun Constables Harry Strunk James Ewing Advisory Board A C Cooper E L Hall A L Shatenberger Road Supervisors J W Schaeffer Corydon Lewis Thomas Painter and schedules the first meeting after vacation for Tuesday evening Oct 6 Dr O W Schubel a veterinarian from Allen will move to Quincy to practice from mid October occupying Mrs Clizbes house on Orange Street He aims to serve Allen patrons and attract new Quincy customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Young
Chauncy Young
A. F. Belote
Wm. Rathbun
Harry Strunk
James Ewing
A. C. Cooper
E. L. Hall
A. L. Shatenberger
J. W. Schaeffer
Corydon Lewis
Thomas Painter
O. W. Schubel
Allen
Quincy
Schubel
Quincy Herald
Local Social Roundup Sees Visits Across Nearby Towns
Harry Fulton and wife visited their daughter Deino Holley in West Montgomery last Wednesday. Mrs Geo Worton Sr visited her daughter Mrs Harry Fulton on Saturday night and Sunday. Ernest Frank and family visited in Reading over Sunday. W C T U and Y P B social hosted by Mr and Mrs C A McNaughton last Friday night. Perry Duguid and family were in Fremont Saturday evening. Miss Grace Duguid left for Ypsilanti to attend school. Harry Fulton stayed with his parents this Sabbath. Frank Huffman and baby returned from Oshkosh after a ball season. Hillsdale fair is on this week. Chas Adair was at Fremont last Sunday. Reverend Jack's little son is improving after a foot injury. Mr and Mrs Art Williamson visited near York. Miss Alice Wingate of Chicago visiting Dore Osborn and husband briefly. Geo Gary and family went to Coldwater to visit relatives. Mrs Geo Simons and Mrs Mary Emerick guests near Camden last week. Jim Mingus and family visited Mrs Francis Story’s at Page. Mrs Clem Bratton of Kinderhook visited her mother. Grandma Gundrum back in Allen Michigan after summer here with daughter Linnie Smith. Linnie Smith’s two daughters spent Saturday night with Mrs Linnie Oberst.
Church Announcements and Service Times
Morning Sunday School and preaching at Evangelical Church. Evening service at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Methodist Episcopal Church schedule with class meeting Epworth League and evening preaching. Free Methodist Chapel Farnham holds Sunday School at 10 and preaching on alternate Sabbaths led by H. Matthews.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
Epworth League
OSU
Free Methodist Chapel
Farnham
H. Matthews
Local brief notes on moving and community events
Sunday visits and trips are noted for residents including Harry Hall with Don ald Wells and Mrs Roy Hobson with Florence Ladd. Moves to Angola and Studabaker residence are planned for several families. Registration day is Monday Oct 5 with a reminder that nonregistration means no vote on Nov 3. Mrs Emma Clark visits Fort Wayne. Eastern Star tea hosted by Mrs Anna Hutchins on Oct 3 for all members.
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Anna Hutchins
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Colorado
Florence Lidd
Denver
Cal
Nellie Frost
James Worthington
Earl Worthington and
Fort Wayne
Fremont
Fred Heath
Toledo Street
C. F. Shupp
Ind
Pythian Sisters
M. E. Cc
Harry Fulton
Deino Holley
West Montgomery
Geo. Worton, Sr
Ernest Frank
Reading
C. A. McNaughton
Perry Duguid
Grace Duguid
Ypsilanti
J. K. Fitton
Frank Huffman
Baby
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Chas. Adair
Rev
D. O. Jack
Art Williamson
York
Alice Wingate
Dore Osborn
Geo. Gary
Coldwater
South Clear Lake
Geo. Simons
Mary Emerick
Will Hubbel
Camden
Jim Mingus
Francis Story
Page
Clem Bratton of
Kinderhook
Mrs. Elliott
Grandma Gundrum
Allen, Mich
Linnie Smith
Linnie Oberst
Evangelical Church
Ours
J. A. Mundy
Fremont, Indiana
Fort Wayne-Jackson Branch
Gidd P.m
P. A
OA P.m
P.m
Harry Hall
Donald Wells
Dorothy Sheets
Tri- State College
C. W. Masters
Roy Hobson
Florence Ladd
Fred Arthur
Churubusco
John Caswell
Pleasant Lake
A. R. Hufnagle
Studabaker
Emma Clark
W. D. Wells
Clugston
Phong 14
B. F. Chapin
Scott
Fremont, Ind
Fred T. Hackett Ray
Indiana
First National Bank Angola
Fremont AutoCo
Telephone
R. Isenhower
Henry McElhenie
J. C. Brown
Real Estate and Insurance
Coldwater, Mich
H. B. Weicht
Ous
Albert Studabaker and
Harbaugh & Watters
W. H. Mott
S. C. Wolfe
Zipfel Block
Taylor
Ango Ind Farmers
C. A. Moore
Bank of Fremont
L. E. Penner
Robert L
Shageun
Drings
William Hills
First State Bank
Charles Sheets
Hillsdale Steam Laundry
Sponiaity
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C. E. Chapin
Chicago Veterinary College
Tel
Fremont Cider Co
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