Fremont Township Farmers Plan Big Meeting Friday Night
The Fremont Township Farmers Association officers announce a large gathering in the high school assembly room this Friday evening. W H Settle state livestock director will deliver the principal address on livestock production and marketing. Attendees from all farmer affiliations are invited to discuss common concerns. Remember Friday October 13.
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Fremont Township
Settle
Farmers’ Association
Peter F. Weaver Dies After Long Illness at 74
Peter F. Weaver aged 74 died after a three year illness at his home. Born Sept 24 1848 he lived on the family farm and leaves a widow Clara E. Fox and children Villa Burch Bertha Rolland Weaver a grandchild Mildred Burch and two nephews and a niece. He belonged to the German M E church then Fremont M E and funeral rites were led by Rev V L Clear at the Fremont Methodist Church with interment in Fremont cemetery.
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Peter F. Weaver
Petr F. Weaver
Clara E. Fox
Lilla
Villa Burch
Coldwater
Mich
Bertha
Rolland Weaver
Oéne
Mildred Burch
Fred Lott
Orin Coldsnow
Weaver
M. E. Church
Fremont M. E
V. L. Clear
Methodist
Fremont
Legion Post trio to attend national convention trip by motor train
Three Cassel Post American Legion members Frank P Hall Burl Hall and Theodore Wiedman will depart by motor Saturday to join the Indians Delegation en route to New Orleans for the national convention to be held with merged appellate participation.
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Cassel Post American Legion
Frank P. Hall
Burl Hall
Theodore Wiedman
New Orleans
Pythian Sisters Meet in Ashley on Damp Day
The Pythian Sisters county meeting was held in Ashley on Tuesday Oct 10 with about one hundred names on the register. Eight Fremont members attended including Minnie Hall Ida Hall Edith Foster Lillie Miller Sadie Housman Hazel Young Anna Wells and Margie Foster. Mrs Elma Baker presided in place of the absent county president Mrs Chisholm. Hamilton temple showed the ladies degree with a music and readings program and a pot luck dinner followed in the Christian church dining room. Fremont will host the next meeting.
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Pythian Sisters
Ashley
Fremont
Minnie Hall
Ida Hall
Edith Foster
Lillie Miller
Sadie Housman
Hazel Young
Anna Wells
Margie Foster
Chisholm
Elma Baker
Hamilton Temple
Christian Church
Knights of Pythias Call to Fall Meeting
Knights of Pythias invite members to the first fall meeting next Friday night October 13 with promises of big doings and entertainment including games and cats as part of the event.
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Knights of Pythias
Local Ohio News Briefs Highlight Scams Fires and Youth
Gasoline wars in Quincy push prices to 23 and 22 cents while floods of counterfeit bills hit garages and stations. A poultry shipment of 96 crates left Montgomery for Cleveland. A Quincy man seeks car help after mistaking lodge key for ignition. Two Eden residents die in separate wagon and pole incidents. Ohio fruit growers form a marketing cooperative. Irvin Blakeslee and Lorenzo Jump near 99 years old.
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Irvin P. Blakeslee
Hicksville
Ohio
Defiance County
Lorenzo Jump
Eden
Elizabeth Zeller
Adam Waltz
World Series Scores Broadcast From Fremont Store
Fremont baseball fans heard up to the minute play by play of the World Series as radio signals from Detroit reached Harold Hufnagie s Electric Store. The reception allowed locals to follow the games live despite the 800 mile distance. Enthusiasts gathered at the shop to enjoy the broadcasts and stay connected to New York action.
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Harold Hufnagle
Fremont
New York
Detroit
Hufnagie
Morning services set on October 15 with child care in West Room
Morning services on October 15 include a Mother Babe hour and a nursery in the West Room run by competent helpers. The district W F M S convention is hosted October 17 and 18. Church Training Night starts October 25 with courses in Teacher Training Mission Study Preparatory Membership Intercession and Children's Work. Everyone to enroll. Pot luck supper at 6 30 by the Marthas, program ends 8 40. V L CLEAR pastor.
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Mother Babe
The
Marthas
V. L. Clear
Jackson motorist injures silent policeman in Quincy
A Jackson, Michigan driver struck the village silent policeman in Quincy last Saturday night, damaging his car by about $10. The motorist said the traffic light was not burning and intends to seek damages from the village.
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Jackson, Mich
Quincy
Steuben Township Farmers Meet Friday Night
Steuben Township Farmers Association holds a session Friday evening at Pleasant Lake Baptist Church. James Covert from the state organization discusses farmer business and activities, while Mrs. J. W. Spindler of Allen County outlines the woman’s role in federation and farm institute work in northern Indiana. An invitation extends to Steuben township men and women to attend.
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Steuben Township
Farmers’ Association
Pleasant Lake Baptist Church
James Covert
Offbeat Tales From The County Ticket And Coast
A collection of quirky remarks and snippets from a bygone era notes election registration quirks motorcyclist pace Mackinac Island car rules and social curiosities. It quotes local sayings and jokes about manners dancing shoes and a humorous car mishap.
Colorado Peaks Surpass Swiss Alps in Height and Count
Colorado boasts six times the mountain area of Switzerland and 42 peaks over 14 000 feet versus eight in the Swiss Alps. It has 36 mountains higher than Matterhorn, yet many Americans prefer Swiss scenery and overlook their own country. See your own country first.
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Colorado
Switzerland
Mount Matterhorn
Indiana crop report shows more potatoes and mixed yields
The cooperative crop reporting service notes oats and potatoes rise while corn, spring wheat, and barley fall slightly from September estimates in Indiana. Corn total production was about 176.391 million bushels with 83 percent of normal on October 1. upland corn proves variable and frost has passed.
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Indiana
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Bankers Told Rural Needs By War Finance Head
Eugene Meyer Jr manager of the War Finance Corp addressed ten thousand national bankers in New York last week urging expansion of the Federal Reserve System to safeguard agricultural and live stock credit. Readers urged to cooperate in making the Eagle more newsy by submitting authentic signed items about themselves or neighbors, with phone-in entries accepted until 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Ugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corp
New York
EAGLE
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