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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1922
Page
5
Vignettes from Logansport area include visits by Mrs. Sallie Bartoo of Chicago, a new baby, and health updates on P. W. Mann. Local events mention baccalaureate services, street improvements in Morocco, school commencements in White County, and various social visits.
Dr. Emil Besser asks the party who borrowed his extension ladders to return them promptly as he is in need of them.
A collection of short items from Remington notes including Bruce Peck's week with his parents F L Peck, local furniture ads, trips by Milton Roades to Chicago for chairs, James O Connor visiting his grandmother on Decoration Day, and various residents visiting friends. Also mentions a tubercular clinic poorly attended, Clara Cresap and Pauline Bartoo visiting, and L P D Baker taking a Chautauqua superintendent post in Ontario with Byron J. Brophy named Remington High principal for next year.
Miss Myrtie Ford is making satisfactory progress toward recovery in Kentland after a note from last week. Mrs. Treanor returned from Lalayvie after visiting Manon O’Connor as wife. Born Saturday May 27 to Pearl and Mrs. Andrews of Indianapolis, an eight pound son Robert Peart. Dawson worker in Moshawaka visited Remingson for Decoration Day. John Pepin of Harvey, Mb visited friends at Goodland over Decoration Day.
Mrs Lee Evans presided over the Fortnightly Club meeting on May 31 noting election of officers for the coming year. Newly elected officers include President Mrs Washburn and vice presidents Mrs Jones and Mrs Hartman with treasurer Mrs Winn and director slate led by Mrs Cirp. Guests Mrs Wilkinson and Mrs Will Hays of Chicago attended.
A loose horse reared onto the front of a car driven by Jake Klaus on the road near the Will Dene place Tuesday. Passengers include Mrs Klaus, Martin Klaus, Frank Melrose and wife, and a small dog. No injuries. radiator and windshield sustained damage.
The League of Women Voters holds its annual meeting for electing officers at Mrs. Ora T. Ross's home on Milroy Avenue in Rensselaer Friday June 9 at 1 00 p m A picnic luncheon will precede the meeting each attendee should bring a dish and a plate and fork Mrs C WaringtonFt Wayne state probation officer and Mt Wayne prosecuting attorney will speak. all county women are invited regardless of membership
Among Wabash residents visiting on Decoration Day were Mr and Mrs John OConner and family Mr and Mrs John Scott Mr and Mrs Will Scott Mr and Mrs Bert Brook and Mrs Caroline Whie all former locals. Also Indiana University last week awarded Phi Beta Kappa to Helen L Kolb a former Remington teacher who earned her AB and Latin major and will graduate in June.
McGlynn will assess the material and labor for your building project and provide a cost estimate. He will explain what the project will cost, detailing required materials and associated work.
Report notes a large convoy of cars carrying people to the races passing through Remington over several days. A major vehicle northbound on Indiana street struck a crossing near Ligo’s corner, while others behind it struck at Sturgeon’s corner. Residents say rural and city travelers mix freely on the trip.
Fragmented text recalls sayings on self reliance and love. A wife sues for 26000 dollars over a husband’s affections, with partial figures and scattered phrases about debt and heart prices.
Notice seeks a 14 to 19 year old boy with “go-getter” spirit to work after school as the town’s only agent for Movie Weekly Magazine. Pay by commission plus prizes and free tickets. promotion on success. Apply with details to E L Gilbert in New York City.
A humorous yet practical guide on selecting nails for red cedar shingle roofs. It urges avoiding common wire nails, promoting hot dipped zinc coated cut iron and high grade galvanized nails for durability up to forty years, with copper or zinc nails as best but costly.
A man who slept through a political clan gathering wakes to a rousing newspaper report the next day, swelling with pride at the coverage and the turnout.
A humorous remark argues that a married man has less hesitation to decide his actions since he is not forced to deliberate. The line implies ease and certainty in marital life as a source of confidence and efficiency.
Some men who protest high living costs resemble farmers who curse the oil trust and rise before daylight to burn extra oil.
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