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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
1
The field notes describe a nationwide surge in farming activity this spring with plowing and seed bed preparation underway. Corn planting progresses as ground is prepared, and farmers report improving conditions after a harsh fall, with cautious optimism for a strong harvest later in the season.
A wedding at Mount Ayr Metieat churches united Maal and C. AL Bringle with the bride in satin dress and girdle of hand sewn roses. The ceremony featured Rev Harold H ware and other pastors. The bride, a Rensselaer High School and Valparaiso Conservatory graduate, and the groom from Town Weeskeyan College completed their degrees.
Charles S. Preston former Monticello Herald editor and two term White County circuit court clerk, a prominent Republican, died after a Cleveland hotel incident. Reports say pneumonia. others cite possible heart trouble.
Miss Genevieve Burgers of Guedind Indiana is listed among 125 students in the University of Indiana cast for the Jordan River Revue a college piano comedy originally staged at the Murat Theatre Indianapolis. Burgers will appear again during Commencement week before graduates and visiting alumni at Indiana University.
At the last meeting the Farm Bureau voted to add a social gathering on the second Saturday night in May. Members and farmers with families in Carpenter township are invited to the Methodist church basement for supper from 7 30 to 9 00. Each family should bring sandwiches and another dish. A program will follow and committees are preparing. Bring forks for the family.
W T Elmore traded in the historic Mayflower for a new sedan in Remington this week. He bought the car in 1910 and kept it in service with minimal extra costs until three years ago. The Mayflower is described as obsolete but still a prized relic, with its famed whistles not preserved.
In Remington city leaders fret over lack of open land for annual clean up of unloug hable rubbish as former dumping sites are blocked by landowners. Officials demand a lawful disposal place amid rising refuse as residents cope with limited disposal options.
Yrmon vs Diuzak sought 5000 damages but the Jasper county circuit court jury ruled for the defendant. Harmon's admission tied to the January murder hoax, harming his case as he cited guarding Rensselaer parties. Witness jailed on charges from Hill’s brother in law Chuwak. Cattle pasture ad lists Remington area pricing.
Fresh shipment offers 30x3 and 30x3%4 tires and tubes at 6.50 and 7.50 respectively. Rugged oversize non skid tires built to withstand punishment. Frank Howard asks readers to compare rugs and wallpaper prices before buying.
A Trinity M. E. Church program in Rensselaer Friday night featured the Mennett School Girls and a standout Remington Girls Orchestra under Professor Tanner. The ensemble drew praise for cultivated musicianship and inspired strong discussion on supporting the local orchestra.
Mrs. H. J. Bartoo hosted a Fortnightly Club gathering for a Juvenile May Day event on Wednesday afternoon May 3. Young girls arrived with varied hairstyles and found May baskets bearing their names. Groups dressed in matching colors performed nursery rhyme readings and playful dramatizations followed by a flower game contest.
The committee including Mary Chappell Adelaide Evans and Clara Ott assisted the hostess and gave each guest a bottle of grape juice and a basket with a luncheon. Dell Rea Parker, president, led a brief business meeting before guests departed after a delightful afternoon.
A husband wife and two children traveled from Orlando to Walkerton by wheelbarrow carrying a child each and possessions. They walked selling southern postcards to fund the trip and earned modest sums in towns along the route. They planned to buy a home in Walkerton, remarking business looked good.
The Sew and Sew Club will meet this Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. E. Johnston.
A notice advertises well drilling services by M M Bunnell offering to drill wells of various sizes and depths at reasonable rates. Inquiries are invited at the Wolwick location.
Charles Mendes thanks friends and neighbors for their support in the recent primary for trustee. He expresses gratitude and signs the letter with best regards.
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