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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
4
The Misses Lois and Helen Wagoner spent last week in Peru with their mother Mrs. Delpha Wagoner. The Sunday festa at the John Baker home west of town included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cornell and Miss Elizabeth Pena of Rochester, J. Whistler and daughter Danny, Mrs. Delpha Wagoner, Wilson Losher and his friend Miss Nita O'Brien of Perth.
Mr and Mrs Ed Goff plan to leave Denver and relocate to a 440 acre stock raising farm near Pembine Wisconsin. They will dispose of almost all household furniture and settle business affairs before departing. The community extends best wishes for prosperity and happiness.
Influenza surges force closures in Jefferson Township. Mexico schools and the Orphan's Home shut Wednesday evening while Denver plans to close Saturday the 12th. Teachers report good student progress despite weeks of closure and widespread illness.
Paul Dawalt a prominent farmer two and a half miles from Denver injured his right hand when his saw caught while sawing wood Thursday. His father in law Fred Sollitt visited Friday morning after the accident.
Mr and Mrs Waldo Berger and their young son visit Richard Fites near Ebenezer while packing to relocate to Hammond. Berger has a fine job there and the family will permanently settle in the city after a year of light housekeeping in Hammond.
The Denver Tribune in Denver Indiana publishes its April 1 1919 issue with L H Dice as publisher editor managing editor and business manager. Owners listed as L H Dice and Della M Dice both of Denver Indiana. No bondholders or other security holders holding 1 percent or more. Notary W T See swore the document on March 28 1919.
Elvin Long purchased a new Ford touring car and drove it home from Peru today. He traded in his old Ford as part of the purchase.
Mrs Margaret Kessler of Marion visited Deedsville last week. The Chili play Galliger at the High School was well attended. Local residents attended the Peru Methodist Conference. William Waymire, two years in the U S Army, received an honorable discharge and lives with his grandmother Mrs Cathrine Waymire. Several neighbors visited, including Mr and Mrs Charles Waymire and Mrs Clarence Hattery. The six months old son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Miller of Peru was buried in the I O O F Cemetery with services by Rev Carpenter of Peru. Mrs Edward Chase and daughter Betty of Kokomo visit Mr and Mrs T S Trent.
The graduating class of Deedsville High School will hold commencement exercises Friday April 18 at eight o'clock in Deedsville United Brethren Church. Dr. G R Grose of Depauw University will deliver the salutations. Complete program and graduates' names to be published next week.
J. B. Wright buys a special Ford truck to deliver ice from Peru to his meat market due to a mild winter keeping his ice storage house underfilled. The vehicle will aid annual business operations and distribution.
For sale a few more pieces of household goods left. If you need anything call at once as they must be sold immediately.
Immense preliminary work for the Victory Liberty Loan Campaign in the Seventh Federal Reserve district has leaders meeting county quota committees day and night. Campaigns include war exhibit trains and tank tours with band tours by Bluejacket divisions, visiting every county in Indiana and other states, with speeches and patriotic programs in South Bend Lafayette and Clinton. Indiana leaders express optimism ahead of the April 21 kickoff.
Perrysburg column details social calls and visits around town. Families such as Staller Yoder Raber Dawalt Balsbaugh and Raber are listed with hosts in nearby Peru Rochester Macy and Mexico. Several neighbors discuss Sunday gatherings and day trips to Tipton Axis include the Sun day and Ebenezer connections.
The Gustin Millingery displays precise minute style pricing and data on its goods. Shoppers compare small time-stamped price points across departments as stock and value notes appear in the window.
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