The News-Messenger from Fremont, Ohio • 2

THE FREMONT MESSENGER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925 PAGE TWO Hard I.uck Attorney Frank O'Farrell, who has i past week with a severe cold, bene confined to his residence for to, bo out Friday. Wilbur J. Hawn Dies two years. Tho gratuittie paid from It to date have reached a total of one I and one half million dollars! Eagles Initiate (Continued from Pafls 1) The Fremont Metal Hody Company was one of this city's growing plants (Continued from Pag Oaa) and Its business has increased with leaps and bounds while its fame has extended to all corners of the coun try where Its finished products have on, and brother, Ideal in his home, and In his friendships, he was kind, considerate and loyal. Mr.

Hawn was very able in his management of the plant at which he was engaged, and his faithful and efficient work was a contributing factor to Its success. He wan held in the highest esteem by the proprietors of the Fremont Foundry, and also by the men who worked under his supervision. He will be greatly missed there, as well as by his hosts of friends and neighbors who will ail extend the deepest sympathy to he bereaved wife, mother attracted general attention. Thu capable officials of the concern are naturally a bit disheartened by their hard blow of this morning, but they liuve rallied and alreudy plans, that will errect a new and fire proof addition over the site that is at present HnoH ilth Mtrwtltlnfr rtiinu pc un Armistice uuy in novemixfr every Aerie holds a very beautiful ritualistic service In commemoration of those who have died and honoring especially the living veterans of the World War. These services are eagerly attended by the public." At the conclusion of the Judge's talk, Rrnie Smith of Toledo, the "Charlie Chaplin" of Kagledom, entertained the crowd with one of his side-splitting talks that took everyone by storm.

A monster fish fry wound up the evening. About fifty prominent XOagles of Toledo, Tiffin and other aeries attended and all agreed that Fremont Aerie stands second to none when it comes to doing a thing right. LUMBER WITHOUT END We probably carry the largest stocks of finished lumber of all kinds, sizes and qualities than any other yard in this section. You are certain to find here the right length, width and thickness; the proper wood and finish. Let us h'av? your order and we'll take tha.

best of care of it. nuelng formulated. The company has the sympathy of Fremont and Fre-monters in their loss, but they will also earn the praise and plaudits of the populace for their game bit of Unique record," safcl Judge Pettn C. 1'lirof kniorton of Columbus, 0,. who la representing the Organization Department of the Fraternal Order of Kaglus.

Hti continued: "The war is over, and its herots fast being forgotten. But it is the proud record of the F. O. that it does not forget. 50,000 of the member of this Order marched away at the command and need of the hour.

In fervent loyalty the Grand Aerie in 1918, took unanimous action to pay the dues of all member in service so as to keep them and their families in good standing and under the protection of their Aeries; and then, it created a great Patriotic Fund from which 1,000 has been paid to the dependents of every soldier or sailor of the Order who has since laid down his life as the result of Injuries or disease Incurred in that War. This fund was raised by the members with a voluntary per capita contribution of 10 cents monthly for determination and the wonderful for titude with which they have received the hard blow from the unseen hands A real "still alarm" was sounded nl fire headquarter Thursday afternoon. The telephone alarm bell rang and the men sprang to their posts on the up. paratus, but when the man on watch answered the call, there was no re-ply. i.leut.

Hinkley notilied the operator at the telephone oHlce but she had no knowledge as to who had called. The men remained on the apparatus for several minutes awaiting a repetition of the call, which failed to come. of the fire fiend. A model plant will Flames Sweep Plant (Continued from Page 1) arise from the ruins of the former busy plant, according to plans. The Price Lumber Mf.

Co. SetM for The flames that licke'i up the blK frame structure and cnu.e within In Phone Main 2316 304 N. Front St. The Fremont Metal Dody Company have been In their present location for several years, having moved to this ches of destroying the new addition could be seen for miles as they reflected from a lowering skv. city from Wauwcon, Ohio.

The roar of the lire trucks. the it clang of the gongs and the shriek of which proved fatal. In spite of all en to Memorial hospital, where every- week ago last Wednesday his con-lition became such that he was tak-n to Memorial hospital eevery-thing known to medical science and skilled nursing was used but to no ivall. The disease caused terrible suffering to the patient during the' several days before his death, but Wednesday about 1 1 o'clock, he sank a coma, from which he did not igain arouse, and the end came peacefully, the sick man simply sleeping iway. The funeral will be held tfternoon.

under Masonic auspices, die Knights' Templar having charge. I'here will be a short prayer at the residence. 313 south Washington itreet will be held at the First 1'resbyterian church at 2 o'clock he liev. J. F.

Troupe to officiate. Mural will be made In Oak wood where the Masonic ritual will be arricd out at the grave. Wilbur J. Hawn was born in Tian-rol't, Mich, May 24. son of ieorge and Josephine Hawn.

On June It, lliur, he was united in marriage to Miss l.enora Halm, the ceremony taking place in Huron, o. Five years ago last May, Mr. and Mrs. Hawn came to Fremont to make their home, the husband as superintendent of the Fremont Foundry and the immcdl-itely made a large circle of warm 'riends here. They were the parents no children.

Suriving, are the iroketihearted wife, the mother Mrs. losephine Hawn, residing with her and wife; one sister Mrs. Harry halton. of Iaylon. and one niece, i-ion-nee.

the sistei-'s daughter. Mr. Hawn was a devoted member of the first Presbyterian church, and, li-ab rnally, be belonged to the Masons mil the Klks, anil in the Masonic body was a member of the Knight's Templar, of Fremont, who will have iiargc of the funeral. There will also a representation of other Masonic -unks. and of the Fremont Klks.

Mr. Hawn belonged to a number of social iuhs, together with bis wife, and bis leath comes as a grest nhock especially to these close friends. Hit was a most devoted husband and Better Values Where? Considering seriously the value you get in Klassy Brand Clothes. the fire whistles attracted many at the early morning hour, but the major portion of the citizens knew nothing about the conflagration until they awoke and started about their regular duties Friday morning. i It is one of the largest fires that Fremont and vicinity lias experienced I since the Christy factory burned several years ago and was also one of the most damaging.

The home of John Haggerty just 1 w-cst of the factory building was endangered several times (luring tin night as the wind swept the flames from the burning lumber sheds in the direction of the residence building but (iilck action by members of the jflre department and others who were I present prevented the spread of the If I THERE ARE THREE THINGS prominent in Hench's Pastries "Gee, they're Good" that make them par excellent me iu uje nome. Tile building was only slightly damaged. Mechanics employed In the factory lost their tools-uud tool boxes which jwere in tin- burned structure ami the loss to the workmen it is said will reach a total of more than $Jiiu. We mention the $35.00 Suits merely for ex- ampies. Lome lo the store ami investigate your l'ermils for the erection ow frame dwellings, on (iarflcld anil I i ill self.

There's no better test than this. No mixed woolens no manipulated cloth. That's an important quality point, but you got style and tailoring ordinarily seen only in higher priced garments. We say they're good values at the price not by guess but by test. Cleveland streets by J.

l.illey wen-issued Friday. The buildings will cos; and a permit was alst issued to Charles Welsh for the erection of a frame dwelling on (iintoi street, to cost Fremont police were asked to watch for two youths in a Ford car who hat! stolen two tires from a tilling slatiu! In Fostoria Thursday afternoon. FEDERAL GROCERY QUALITY PURITY CLEANLINESS Try one of our delicious Fruit Cakes, Mince and Pumpkin Pies, and you never will bake yourself. WE SPECIALIZE IN FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRIES Hench's Pastry Shop Fremont Tea Store EOAL Childs Clothing Shoe Store Main 181: 118 North Arch Street TOMORROW Fremont, Ohio WE WILL SELL ONE ALUMINUM GRIDDLE AT 1.69 BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS! GOOD COFFEE Jnd FANCY TEA round 85C, i CHOICE CRANBERRIES Per Op Pound Moore's Prepared Pancake Flour, 25c, 42c EXTRA SPECIAL 3 cans Choice Pork 9Qi and Beans Kms 59, 75, 88, 98c sf ie TOO $1.00 BOTTLE OF FURNITURE TMUB Teot Flawless, perfoct cut and wonderful blue-white in color 18k white gold mounting, and artistically pierced, $35 and up AND FLOOR POLISH FOR 69c 25c 35c 3 pounds Navy Beans 2 large cans of Pumpkin IN FRESH MEATS WE AIM TO CARRY THE REST TO BE HAD dm New English Walnuts QQp per pound OV Pure Suices We Grind Them Fresh Gold Bar Pineapple for Fall Delivery Now In. 5 pounds Pure flp Cane Sugar OUU GOODS DELIVERED WATCHES for men and hoys Fine pocket watches in Elgin, lllinois.South Bend and Duober Hampden, thin models in white gold.

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Why and how the cast aluminum tub cleans itself in 30 seconds. Then there's the all-metal wringer, low design, right where you want a wringer close to water line. Feed it blankets or handkerchiefs adjustment is automatic tension release instantaneous. Prove all these things in your own home. The Maytag will be brought to you.

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