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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
5
The message asks subscribers a year or more in arrears to settle their balances immediately. It notes possible errors on statements due to missing credits and offers to correct them. It warns small unpaid amounts can add up, and appeals to conduct business on principles, requesting prompt attention.
The Odd Fellows hold their 14th anniversary program at the M E Church in Denver Indiana on April 19 1903. The service includes music by the Denver Baptist Orchestra and the Denver Band, songs by the Peru Quartet, a scripture and prayer by Rev F L Erlougher, a doxology and benediction, and a march from the Odd Fellows hall led by the Denver Band. All members meet at 9:30 a.m. at the hall before processional to the church.
Lewis Trent born August 28 1527 in Rockingham County Virginia died April 10 1903 near Deedsville Indiana at age 75 years 7 months 12 days He married Sarah Shidler August 2 1849 and had seven children four of whom survived He joined the German Baptist Brethren church in 1850 and remained faithful His funeral was conducted by Bro Frank Fisher at the house with interment at Mexico cemetery in South Denver where he had lived before illness led him to stay with his son Near Deedsville Indiana Joan D Arnest
A brief note jokes that blessings in disguise struggle to prove their true identity, suggesting the irony of good outcomes hidden in unexpected forms. The line plays on the idea that valuable gifts can be misidentified until revealed.
In a southern Denver neighborhood the Sylvester Leedy residence was struck by lightning during a Sunday storm. The bolts hit near the cone and chimney, tore plaster, and traveled through the flue to the stove and floor, leaving the couple unconscious briefly. Mr Leedy and Mrs Leedy recovered with care. damage is insured and minor.
The family thanks those who aided during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Mrs. Lewis Trent and children say.
A notice states S town lots on West Washington street to be sold cheaply on reasonable terms. Inquiries should be directed to BE A. Guyer.
Mrs. A. D. Alexander and her son returned home on Tuesday. Rev. Alexander was returned to Alto this year. Ongoing rains have delayed farmers from preparing ground for early planting.
Local items report hay at the elevator, seeds for sale, jewelry promotions, and door to door notices. Mentions visits by Lon Dowald, James Black, and others, plus church events, a glee club, excursions, and upcoming show season in Peru with the Wallace shows.
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