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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
2
The Boor relatives held their eighth annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shatenberger on August 29, 1917. Fifty-two relatives and ten guests gathered for a noon dinner and a brief program. Three marriages and three births were recorded in the past year, with the next meeting planned for Newaygo, Michigan, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Truesdell.
The passage recalls a gentle grandfather and a stern grandmother whose watchful eyes ensured all happenings were noticed. It honors their memory and mentions their children, including sons, as part of a family reflection on enduring presence.
Farm near Fremont Indiana three miles from town includes a 30 by 40 bank barn and eight room house with good fences. Inquiry at Eagle office Fremont Ind. 41 11 Oregon and California Railroad Co grant lands ended legal fight and revested title to United States. Land open under homestead laws for settlement and sale totaling 2 three million acres with timber and agricultural potential. Map and details available postpaid one dollar from Grant Lands Locating Co Portland Oregon Sett
Public sale of household goods at residence in Fremont scheduled for Saturday afternoon September 22, with an Auburn car described as nearly new and in fine condition among items to be sold. The notice includes a family verse listing several uncles aunts and relatives referenced in a memorial tone.
A readable verse enumerates Jane Rickle and siblings S C Boor Uncle Curt Frank and mother Elizabeth Ann plus grandchildren William Sarah Jennie and John and cousins Lottie Edith with a note of continuation on page 5 Col 5. The piece venerates family ties and urges readers to choose from among the listed kin.
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