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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
6
Brethany Church announces Bible School at 9 30 a m Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Advanced Bible Class Tuesday at 7 30 p m New members welcomed to the Advanced Bible Training Class Sunday School Ships have launched toward Palestine A hearty welcome awaits all attendees Pastor L G Wood signs the notice
The M. E. Church invites the public to prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m and choir practice Friday at 7 30 p m. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 p m signed Leo Glenn Jacobs.
The church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and B Y P U at 6 30 p m with morning and evening preaching. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30, Bible Class Wednesday at 7 30. Public invited to attend. Rev A S Gloyd.
Notice to piano owners announces L. P. Reinhardt of Logansport Indiana will be in Denver on April 13 1915. Owners should leave requests for piano tuning at the Denver Tribune office promptly.
The April meeting of the M. E. Ladies' Aid Society is moved from April 7 to April 14. The gathering will be at Mrs. J. R. Moody's home with assistance from Mrs. A. G. Carson Mrs. Ellis and Miss Moody.
McCaffrey & Co. promotes a wide range of paints and finishes including Roger Bros Famous Paints Stain Floor and Varnish O Briens Liquid Velvet interior finishes and Kelloggs Gold Bond Linseed Oil all at money saving prices with a five year guarantee on quality.
Miss Beulah Reap of Burlington Indiana visited Mrs Chloe Golden and her husband northeast of Denver over the weekend. The two women, former roommates at Franklin College, enjoyed a pleasant reunion during the stay.
On Saturday evening April 10 at eight o clock the Old Southland Sextette Co. will give a program at the Denver Methodist church under Epworth League auspices. The group from Morgan Concert Co. Michigan is described as one of America's best. admission 15 and 2 cents.
Levi Karn died Wednesday at his Deedsville home after months of illness. His wife died Thursday evening after a sudden illness. Funeral services for the Karns were held at the U B Church in Deedsville Tuesday afternoon. Their children are scattered across the United States, with D W Karn of Tucumcarri New Mexico en route home and John Karn of Des Moines New Mexico arriving soon. Karn was a longtime insurance agent with a large local business in northern Miami County.
The Baptist Missionary Society group reported a successful Apron and Bennett Bazaar at McCarthy Drug Store on Friday and Saturday. They cleared over $21.00, adding the proceeds to their treasury. A Saturday market accompanying the bazaar drew quick sales of clothing, wearables, and eatables, reflecting strong local patronage in Denver.
All schools in Jefferson Township will close Friday after a 144 day term. Trustee Baldwin says schools end in fine condition after a successful term. The High School commencement is next Thursday evening and the eighth grade graduation will be held in June.
The Denver High School baccalaureate sermon will be at the Methodist church on Sunday evening April 11 delivered by Rev. Jacobs. Commencement exercises follow on Thursday evening April 15 at eight o'clock in the Brethren church.
The Tripune Office advertises letter heads envelopes statements and cards with guaranteed workmanship and quality. The notice emphasizes custom printing services for business and personal stationery.
The Denver primary room marked Miss Cecelia Saline’s ninth birthday with a party in the school basement at 2:30 p.m. Fifty? no 33 guests attended. Pink and white decorations, cake from Mercer Bakery in Peru, and a car ride home completed the celebration as teacher Mrs. Brown and Cecelia’s mother assisted.
E. D. Leavitt left Denver for Arcadia after private sale of his property to take charge of a store he bought there. Mrs. Leavitt and the children, delayed by a relative’s illness, joined him in Kokomo en route. The community credits him as an energetic and hustling businessman and wishes him success.
The Leavitts and family from Arcadia spent Friday evening at the home of I S Vandevender in Denver. Baptist church members organized a surprise farewell gathering with many attendees to show appreciation for their church work.
Miss Ethel Cover was the guest of friends at North Manchester over Sunday, visiting and enjoying a social visit.
The Ladies of the Methodist Aid Society invited their husbands to a Friday evening social in the church lecture room. Hosts Missed C W Long and others presided as husbands received white carnations on entry. A home talent program followed with lavender and white decorations, Easter motifs, and refreshments.
Mrs W H L Howes learns of the death of her brother Julian A Armfield of Chicago Born near Goodland Indiana April 8 1868 He died March 31 1915 after a long invalid condition and a recent operation Complications from erysipelas and blood poisoning followed by heart failure leave a widow and two young daughters as survivors along with a brother and two sisters
The F. K. Baber store shows a spring display with pink and white apple blossoms and green foliage. International clothing and men’s accessories appear in one window while ladies’ white goods, laces, and embroideries are showcased in another. Numerous violets decorate the store as workers present a vivid spring glimpse for customers.
The Tribune informs readers to check their weekly issue for an X after their name indicating expiration before April 1, 1915. It requests prompt renewal to help the paper, noting a dollar matters in a long subscriber list and expressing appreciation.
An aphorism rich piece on sowing and reaping contrasts thrift with extravagance and uses a banking metaphor to claim that money planted in a Farmers Bank yields dollars. It cautions that unplanted funds do not generate return.
W Garritson of East Harrison Street has bought a large Buick car and had it delivered midweek. Carpenters are building a garage for the vehicle at his residence. He plans to feed the critter and soon will have a place for the car and its use.
In last week’s notice the prices for rigs were misstated. It should read single rigs SL 40 per day and double rigs 3.00 per day.
Rev. Jacobs presented a year’s work report for the Denver charge. The paper could not publish it this week and will print the full report next week.
Notice advertises horse clipping service in Denver Indiana. Contact Clyde Miller at listed phone numbers for clipping work.
Saie Holstein male calves eight months old shown by Claude Bridegroom of Denver Indiana R R 22. The entry highlights an eight month old Holstein male calf shown in a county event with owner Claude Bridegroom listed.
Miss Esther Cover attended dinner with Miss Agnes Stockdale west of Denver on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Gustin with granddaughters Anna and Mildred visited Otho Bunnell near Chili. John Newcombe accompanied them home for a visit. Edythe Baber and Dr Leonard of Indianapolis along with G A Hetzner and Ralph Mattox of Chicago and Dr Matthew Baber of Rounn were guests of F K Baber on East Harrison Street. Dr Leonard stayed until Monday evening.
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