Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 40, Number 68, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 April 1908 — Fountain Park Assembly. [ARTICLE]

Fountain Park Assembly.

Since the failure of the Bank of Remington and the consequent severing of Mr. Praker’s connection with Fountain Park Co. many have asked the question “Will there be any more Assemblies held at Fountain Park?” We all know that Fountain Park Co. was incorporated and had an efficient board of directors, but as Mr. Parker always did everything himself, the Board had but little to do but to live 6n easy street and have a good time, but when the change came and the time arrived for them to do something, we noticed that they were equal to the occasion and began to do something. They got all the information they could from Mr. Parker, they examined the By Laws, that they might be governed by them. They filled the vacancy caused by Mr. Parker’s resignation, the Vice-Pre;lc!ent W. I. McCullough assuming the duties of President. The many details were talked over and such changes made as was thought best for the succe'B of the assembly, and the work placed in the hands of committees. The program for the assembly of 190 S is about completed and there are some new and interesting features that will commend it to the general public, and we expect this to be one of the best and most popular ascemblies ever held at Fountain Park. We think the people feel that they have more than a simple equity in Fountain Park and that everybody will work to make this year’s assembly a success. This will insure its perpetuation and expansion, as it Is one of the loveliest spots for a summer resort in northern Indiana.

A Stock Holder.

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