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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
2
The Tribune Ever announces its publication details with Dice and Dice listed as editors and publishers and a Denver Indiana post office filing date of April 12, 1897.
The Peru Daily Chronicle reports Rev. Melton of Denver’s Baptist Church is being considered to lead Oakdale Baptist Mission in Peru for half time. He has not yet accepted the call, while Rev. Wright resigned months ago but remains a Peru resident in a different vocation.
A group of soldiers who served in France and were mustered out of the National Army are returning to homes in and near Denver. Ralph Cover, wounded in the face by shrapnel, is with his Denver parents. Kenneth Piper, once of Denver, has arrived in Peru after serving in Europe as undertaker and ambulance driver. Charles Slayes, a Denver native, is back with his parents east of Peru after Camp Taylor discharge. Avery Brower is reported to have landed in the states but custody of his camp assignment is unclear. The community cherishes their safe return and sacrifices.
County commissioners awarded the Eel river bridge contract to Frank N. Hoffman of Rochester for 18,959 dollars with 20,000 dollars appropriation. Ira L. Eikenberry was named superintendent. An auction date of May 8 was set for bonds to fund the county infirmary, and three gravel road contracts from last week include Raminger road Harrison township Arman front road Butler township and Scott road Jefferson township.
All band members urged to meet at the old Baker Store room Thursday evening at eight o clock for practice. Others may join and bring an instrument if available. If not, come anyway. The Tribune and Toledo Weekly Blade offer one year for $1.75.
Mrs Charley Bayless and several neighbors spent Thursday with the Yoder family and other linked households. Visits continued across the region with relatives in Peru Deedsville and Rochester sharing Sunday and Monday calls and noting William Lewis’s safe return from France.
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