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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
5
The Monticello incident shows an elderly man claiming to be Pope the Second wandering near Remington. Officials note he was exhausted, incoherent, and treated as a mentally unsettled traveler. The piece criticizes local handling and urges subscription support for the paper.
Fourteen of the several hundred candidates in the recent primary did not file expense accounts, risking prosecution. None are from Carpenter township. Most lapses involve assessor and trustee races, with names including Lee Myres, Alva Osman, Stephen Kokley, and others across Keener, Gillam, Hanging Grove, Milroy, and Barkley townships. The public debt fell by over 700 million in twelve months. supporters blame missing protection on foreign-made goods.
A five week citywide rush for Magic Marvel washing powder empties Reisselaer clean laundry. Citizens praise instant stain removal in 10 to 15 minutes without rubbing and claim garments stay soft, white, and undamaged. The product washes clothes, pots, pans, and rooms, with homes reporting dramatic effects.
A collection of endorsements from homemakers across Indiana and Texas tout Mitchells Magic Marvel as a superior laundry aid. Testimonials claim less rubbing, no fabric damage, and easy wash day results. Ends with a note on farm land loan offerings for men.
The club enjoyed a pleasant social hour and a business meeting at Mrs Lough’s home on Friday June 23. Hostess and daughter Margaret served refreshments. Next gathering set for July 21 at Mrs Gumm’s home with Evans and Mrs Bit as assistants.
Mrs Geo Overy visited her sons Martin and Yollie Overy in Pocahontas Iowa last week. Mrs Harry Kerlin of Middletown Ind arrived for a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Talmage Mitchel. Vera and Dale Smith of Monon visited their aunt Mrs Q L Hughes. Mr and Mrs Chas Jones Mrs Jennie Jones and Miss Susan Jones were Sunday guests at Monon. Mrs Lewis Nevitt and daughter Lois visited Hammond with her mother Mrs Dicks. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Frame of Milford Tr on June 13 formerly Miss Alice Winters. Mr and Mrs J L Mitchell returned to Indianapolis after a month with their son Tal. Rev and Mrs H A Turner attended the Indiana State Sunday School Convention in Evansville. S W Ballard of St Louis spent time with his sister Mrs A B Wooden. Mrs Ed Spencer, longtime ill, went to Home Hospital in Lafayette for examination and possible treatment. Miss Dorothy Baker of Dwight Illinois visited Miss Ethel Dibell and planned Canada travel. Mrs Emma Sell went to Chicago for a week with daughter Mrs O B Ellis.
Charley Diuzak moves to South Bend to run a boarding house while Bernice Louise Woodward visits Richmond relatives. James Lucas leaves Thomas Dowell hardware to supervise road rebuilding for the State Highway Commission between Wolcott and Goodland. A Chicago and Indiana coal railroad line seeks to operate 26 miles as a freight line. Industry reports show 410 failures the prior week and 354 the next. The American Legion in Mexico City considers a new applicant who previously earned the Iron Cross. The text notes a garbled fragment about stockings.
Shiloh U B Church schedules Sunday School at 10, a fathers tribute program at 11, baptismal services near Gilboa at 4 30, and an 8 pm program by Indiana Central College's Prof F Emler Marshal. Gilboa S S hosts 2 30 preaching 3 30. Gumm's offers paints and finishes.
Albert L. Miller, pastor, announces a Sunday with a church dedication themed morning worship at 10:30, Sunday School at 9:30, and special choir music. Evening union services with Ep worth League and other groups meet at the Presbyterian church until the Chautauqua begins.
W A Weisley leads Sunday School at 9 30 and D W Biddle oversees Morning Worship at 10 30. Communion service follows, union Young Peoples meet at 6 30, union service at 7 30 with Rev A L Miller preaching. Midweek service Thursday at 7 30. A cordial welcome to everybody.
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