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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
5
A four day Chau tauqua of the hit or miss variety opens this Wednesday. Local notes report Homer Ruaces returning home for a visit after years westward and family births, relocations, and town news including residents moving to Colorado and Indiana.
A found license plate marked No 50065 is reported. The owner is asked to call the press office for recovery arrangements.
A promotional offer promises a free dish with each purchase of two pounds of Early Cheer coffee. The deal highlights impulse buys and adds value for customers at participating retailers.
Notice states the partnership between Clara Bartee and Edith Tabor is dissolved by mutual consent. Dated August 23, 1922, with Clara Bartee signing.
The Civil Service Commission reports Benjamin Price, the sole candidate who took the Monticello postmaster exam, achieved the required grade. The Post Office Department will seek the President’s nomination. The position pays $2,500 annually.
Nellie Grace Hinton age 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Hinton of Fort Wayne formerly Oxford died Tuesday in Fort Wayne from bichloride of mercury taken in a moment of crisis. The motive is a mystery as she refused to explain. Despondent for days, she was born near Oxford and moved with her family to Fort Wayne two years ago.
Dawson Smith died at the Soldiers' Home on Wednesday morning at age 82. Born in England in 1840, he came to America in 1864, served in the Union Army, then practiced law in Fowler from 1874, later moved to Kansas, and returned in 1884. He was a member of Smith Gray and Berry and spent his final years at the Soldiers' Home.
Homer Roades of Underwood Washington arrived Friday after a nine year absence from Remington to join a large family reunion. Related guests include Roy Hildebrand and daughters Olive and Lucile from Kankakee Illinois, Marguerite Reades from Terre Haute Indiana, Dewey Reades from Tulsa Oklahoma, Bruce Wilson from Goodland and Jasper Guy with daughter Geraldine.
Eighteen to twenty young ladies gathered at Charles Parker cottage in the Park to honor Miss Irene Howard with a mixed shower. The planned picnic was spoiled by rain but guests still shared gifts as Miss Howard prepares to wed Thomas H. Cougill of New Mexico this Friday at the Howard home.
Logansport report says Maurice Cavin was deaf yesterday and now can hear. A severe electrical storm struck a tree on Market Street, leaving Cavin unconscious but revived with normal hearing. Daniel Chambers, 14, was killed when lightning struck the same tree where he sought shelter while searching for his sister.
A Ford taxi owned by L D Owings of Fowler and driven by Mr Post of Kentland Interstate Public Service Co collided with an Overland car three miles north of Fowler on the Adeway. Mrs S V Agnew and her two daughters were passengers. Miss Leda Agnew suffered the most serious head injuries. Hardebeck, driver of the Overland, came from the west as the Ford headed north toward Monticello. Two corn fields flank the road and the impact tore off the Ford's rear end.
Dr. 8 K Avery dentist visits weekly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with office over Townsend's drug store. Announcement of new office in New Bank Building near the first stairway west of the corner. Dr A G Catt optometrist Rensselaer Ind. Subscribe for the Prem.
Advertises concrete farm buildings to stop rat damage, offers free booklet Crete on the Farm, plus house painting, hardware, tires, and general goods. Promotes customer service, wartime prices, and renting Eureka College land north of Remington via W. E. Johnston.
A fire at 2:00 a m Wednesday destroyed the home of James Shoemaker in Walcott. Mrs Ernest Latty, who lived next door, collapsed and died that afternoon. The house was largely covered by insurance.
A jumble of aphorisms and wry observations on character rumors and fashion. The speaker riffs on nerves, intellect, gossip, European crises, and even Ireland while noting cheeky notions about knickers, long pants, and imagined mischief.
A fragment from a column on human folly and love, debating honesty, unwritten laws, and marriage. It notes paradoxes about behavior, luck, and dating, ending with a quip about a meek man wearing a loud shirt to announce marriage.
Classified notice offering an Overland touring car in good condition with starter lights and demountable rims for sale or trade. Seeks Ford touring car or roadster in good order. Apply at Press Office.
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