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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1923
Page
2
Thursday Apr 19 1923 Perrysburg social round includes visits by Mrs Otho Bunnell and Mrs Ray Bunnell in Denver and Ruth Bayless at Julia Ann Farner's home. Families from Tipton Macy Deedsville Peru and Kokomo find news in health visits births and hospital calls.
The sixteenth annual Purdue Egg Show will be at Purdue University Lafayette from April 30 to May 3, with a club round-up. About forty silver cups and numerous prizes valued over 700 dollars will be awarded to exhibitors. High school classes divide the state into five sections. our county is in section Two. Catalogs offered by the county agent or the Egg Show Secretary in West Lafayette, Indiana.
Kokomo Field Fence sold one car and another is on the way as AGER & WISELEY Peru Indiana advertise fence and fence posts with delivery. The Good Samaritan Class met at Miss Ethel Earhart home for a monthly gathering with taffy pulling and popcorn. next meeting planned at Homer Ward’s home.
Deedsville notes bitter cold and illness with Wayne Conner undergoing skull surgery in Peru and recovery promises. Death of infant Jack Thompson mourned by family and community. Junior play Aaron Boggs scheduled for April 20 with a large cast and admissions of 15 and 25 cents.
Not. Absolutely no trespassing will be allowed on our farm. Tres passes will be prosecuted. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Newbold.
Taxpayers are urged to pay by May 7 to avoid penalties. Report Spring 1922 assessments and Real Estate ownership on or before March 1, 1922. Inquire with the County Auditor if unsure. Bad checks will be sent to the County Prosecutor. Office hours listed. all mail after 9 PM May 7 will be delinquent.
Obituary poem recalling Mary J Imhoof who died on April 8 1921. The verse laments loss and loneliness while hopeful lines promise heavenly rest and reunion with loved ones, reflecting a family keepsake memorial.
A Denver pedestrian helps a drayman maneuver a huge packing box through a doorway. After five minutes the drayman admits the box is too heavy to move inside. The man realizes they were trying to push it out of the door all along.
Two hunters in North Carolina woods chased a wildcat to a clearing. The feline jumped through a cabin window where a woman spoke from the porch. Friend Husband sat unperturbed, and one hunter cried for help while another declined to assist the animal.
JONES HOWE. Peru. Best grade of tin, two sizes dairy pairs priced at 48c and 43c.
Woolleytown and Pike Street News announces a four bean meeting hosted by Richland and Jefferson Township farmers one half mile north of Denver at Billy Grimes straw stack. The program features a whistling solo, talks on soy beans as a major agricultural product, music acts, a hot dog lunch, and elections for next meeting officers.
W. G. Shumate his wife and young Helen left yesterday for Detroit to make their future home. He has secured a good position there and Helen will attend school. J. H. Cunningham and family will move into the Shumate property to keep the family together.
Sunday School at Denver 9 30 a m led by Lee Long superintendent Epworth League 6 80 p m Pres John L Sunday prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 M E Carraon Chili Sunday School 9 30 a m L W Daid Superintendent preaching 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m everybody invited to all services
The notice lists Sunday School at 9:30 led by Omer E Zook as superintendent and a B Y P U gathering at 6:30. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 7:30. You are warmly invited to attend.
The Brethren Church announces a 9 30 a m Bible study led by Supt N B Brower and a 10 30 a m sermon with Bible study to follow. Tuesday evening services begin at 7 30 o clock at Augustus Maus's home and the public is invited. Pastor W F Johnson.
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