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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
Several township groups secured Mr. James Covert of Franklin Indiana to address their meetings this week. Covert spoke Friday evening of last week before attendees.
Mr. Covert, a Johnson County farmer, speaks for farmer's view on farming problems at recent meetings. Attendance has been strong and participants feel rewarded for their time and effort. plan to attend if you have not heard him.
The report covers Rev J T Bridwell opening with Psalm 283 and prayers, talks from Mrs Morrison on Summer Bible School and Weekday Religious Education, and updates on tests, funds, and committee work. Officers were elected, including Rev Bridwell as president, with a $200 budget for the coming year.
Sibene spoke on service and effort linking it to coast of duty. He used the acrostic SERVICE to urge action from Sunday schools to reduce jail attendance. A Quincy young woman sang Beautiful Land of My Dreams as the convention closed with orchestra music.
Local churches and the public library organize a census of Fremont. Citizens are urged to provide information when canvassers visit homes. A large volunteer corps already responds. more helpers are invited at the library Thursday at 8 p.m. regardless of church affiliation.
The author argues that growing class legislation undermines the Constitution and equality. They claim laws protect business interests while exempting workers and even criminals, calling for universal punishment of offenders and renewed vigilance by citizens to resist partialities.
Scientists compare ants and elephants to human morality noting ants are orderly, hardworking and protective of young, while elephants demand feeding first and can punish if disrespected. The piece argues humans should value truth, curiosity, and appreciation over emulation of animal traits.
A New York man was arrested and taken to Bellevue Hospital after breaking a whiskey bottle on Broadway and undressing in a shop window. He was shaved naked in public before being hustled into a taxi as the crowd dispersed.
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