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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
5
A farcical stage brief features Supt. Henry Fuller of the sanitarium Mrs. Goodly Ebenezer's wife and daughters Marjorie Minerva Alvina Starlight Helma in a fast moving comedy full of action and wit.
A columnist notes differing impressions of a ten day old baby between a woman who admires it and a man who sees a harsh image. The piece then shifts to comment on people focused on grand projects using imperfect, inconsistent material in their work.
Local residents visit kin in Lafayette and Logansport while others attend church events and Normal School sessions. A newborn son joins Mr. and Mrs. Tom Worden. a Monon News boast highlights advertising demand. Community updates include court terms, road work, and new shipments at businesses.
Albert Sturgeon thanks supporters in a primary election message. He is the Republican nominee for Assessor and expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who erade their support.
Mrs J P Lucas and daughters with Mrs Robert Schermbs Jr and son visited Windfall to see Arthur Whitehead and family for the rest of the week. About fifty two Epworth Leaguers attended the M E League convention at Brook last Friday night. Remington League had the most delegates outside Brook with an estimate of about 250 present. A good time was enjoyed by all. The next convention will be held at Remington this fall.
A heartfelt message thanks Jasner County voters for their loyal support in the present primary election. The note recognizes both male and female voters for their loyalty and participation.
A noisy promotional sketch blends quotes from Johnstons Garner with ad copy for home building materials. It touts cheap tires, cement orders, Burglar proof coops, lawn mowers, and insurance while sprinkling quips and Salvation Army praise. The fragmentary text mixes vendors and slogans with a stray homily on life and usefulness.
Galette Hughes came back Sunday evening from near Logansport where he had been remodeling his brother's residence, completing the project and returning home.
Mr. C. B. Wineland working on a dredge near Earl Park visited Saturday and Sunday with his home folks.
Mr and Mrs Frank Watson visited R H Biddle and family near Brookston and returned with granddaughter Eleanor Biddle plus relatives. Mrs Moses Ligo visits daughter Mrs Jesse Graham west of Goodland. Adam Nagel attempts self harm near Rensselaer and is hospitalized with uncertain recovery. John Zellars of Virgie dies suddenly from heart trouble aged 67. born in Indiana Aug 14 1854. Funeral held at the Vir dit ch with burial at Winamac.
A fresh cow with calf is for sale by Mrs Mary Myers. The notice lists the seller and item without additional details.
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