Local notes and social updates from Fremont area
Old papers for sale at this office. Mrs. Linnie Oberst spent Monday in Fremont on business. Mrs. Chas. McClue is very ill. Mrs. James Richey is in quite poor health. Mrs. Freygang and son Carl spent Sunday here. Miss Floy McKeehen visited in Toledo last week. Mrs. A. E. Kinsey has been feeling poorly for several days. Harry Taylor and wife entertained a dinner party last Sunday. The Fremont and Clear Lake teachers held institute here Saturday. Elmer Wood and wife and Ed Myers are in Detroit for a few days. Mrs. Sarah Cameron and Mrs. Maud Brown spent yesterday in Fort Wayne. Floyd Jones and wife of Toledo are the guests of Miles Jones and family. Mrs. W. F. Garrett and daughter Grace of Angola spent Tuesday in Fremont. Mrs. Wm. Curwin is in South Bend on account of her son Lowell Curwin illness. Frank Haight and wife are occupying Mrs Caroling Isenhower's house moving in Monday.
Local notices list churchfolk and travelers in the area
Want ads record patients on the sick list and visits by residents. Several locals plan trips to Detroit and Fort Wayne while others entertain, shop, or visit relatives in nearby towns. A Bluffton couple died from gas asphyxiation Sunday.
Local ads reveal talks, travel, farm life and social events
J M Robinson speaks for the democratic party next Tuesday. Chauncey Young handles western horses on the T S Ferris farm at Pleasant Lake. Dudley McNickle from Battle Creek is here for photography work. Mrs Arlie Fetterhoff at Ann Arbor for treatment is ill but hoped home soon.Fort Wayne named 120 years ago today spurs city historical pageants. Many items note visits, church events, and farm life with local families and clubs.
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T. S. Ferris
Pleasant Lake
Arlie Fetterhoff
Ann Arbor
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Fim Fobs and Guy Fobs by Yim Yonson
Miscellaneous humorous vignettes and satirical lines referencing Christmas shopping, common sense, suffragettes, Europe, and a New York stamp sale, framed as quirky remarks from author Yim Yonson with playful poems and banter.
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