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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
5
Friday reports cold dry weather with snow and frost harming wheat. Community notes include Aunt Lizzie Skinner improving, the U B Ladies Aid sewing, Skinner School closing on Good Friday, and taxtime nearing for Adams township’s $23,000 stone road. Easter events planned. local sermons, dinners, and visits pepper the week.
Rev Marion Reese filled his appointment at Bringhurst Sunday. Hazel Stewer of Indianapolis visited with her mother Mrs Josephine Tlower and friends. Several residents were noted in Loganport including Mrs William Zartmann and daughters Esther Catharine Helen, and son John plus others shopping Saturday. Webster Edwards and wife of Peru plan to move back to Mexico.
Rural Route 23 residents Will Ream and wife with Mrs Mary Sullivan and Harry Kline spent Saturday in Peru. Sarah Matthias and sister visited Sarah Berger after Will Runkle family enjoyed a day at Pleasant Hill last week. Omer Lee and wife joined Rufus Fisher family Sunday. Mrs George Mowery and family were guests of Billy Ream. Mrs John Yoder and two daughters from Denver called on Mrs Cora Fisher after John Bailey and wife visited Frank Matthias and sisters. Ethel Berger stayed with sister Mrs Fannie Stanton. Dan Babers has house and barn painted by John Quick. Mrs Rose Anson and children from Wabash visited her parents. Joe Dillman and wife and her sister visited last week. Mrs Laueghren of Peru is guest of Mary Sullivan.
Friends and relatives held a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs Shafer three miles south of Denver. Over a hundred attended and the couple received many useful and beautiful gifts. The bride’s sister Ruth was ill. the couple plan to start housekeeping near Peru on a truck farm. Afterward guests visited E O Donaldson’s home and toasted his daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs Gar Fisher, with an old fashioned ceiling.
Statement of the ownership management circulation etc of the Denver Tribune weekly at Denver Indians required by the Act of August 24 1912 Editor L H Dice Denver Ind Managing Editor H Dice Business Manager I I Dice Publisher L H Dice Owners Della Dice L H Dice Known bondholders mortgages and other security holders holding 1 per cent or more none Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20th day of March 1915 P M Smith Notary Public My commission expires September 12 1918
Mary A. Nicholas of 406 West 4th Street North Manchester Indiana sends one dollar to renew her subscription to the Tribune for another year. She states the Denver Tribune is essential and better than a letter.
Rufus Kinzie of Mexico travels to Denver on business while Rev. J. B. Bair and son Floyd of Poneto Indiana and Walter Eisa man of Columbia City stay with Mrs. Charles Bell and her husband on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Sloppy shopped in Peru on Thursday. Russell Haines is ill this week with quinsey. Rev. Jacobs and family and Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller shopped in Peru Tuesday. Mrs Charles Brower and her son Fred from Wabash visit the Cook family this week. Mrs Goldie Brown and two children and Miss Eva Grimes dined at the home of Mr and Mrs O A Phillips this Sunday.
Forest was a Tuesday guest of his aunt Mrs Ana Fouts. Miss Mary Alderfer remains off duty at the Trame Office due to illness in her grandmother Mrs Mary Keister.
A Dublin Royal Society address by Prof. Arthur Keith on the Pliocene Eoanthropos skull asserts mankind had speech a million years ago. If Keith and Elliot Smith are correct, the brain features indicate linguistic ability in the Pliocene era.
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