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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
3
Lucile Robinson four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Robinson near Weasaw fell from a fence Wednesday afternoon. She broke her right arm near the wrist in a double fracture while at the home of J W Dice as her mother helped prepare dinner for threshers. Dr Waymire dressed the injury.
Work progresses rapidly on the new bank building with the basement excavation completed and concrete walls being laid. The sizable basement will house a furnace and large storage vaults for the bank when it moves to its new location.
Peru social note Mrs Ella McElwee of Peru visited her sister Mrs And Long and family earlier this week. Local mail listing shows O A Phillips handling second hand 100 pound grain sacks for sale.
Mrs Mary Smith returns home from a two week visit with relatives in Cass County. Dr Matthew Baber of Roann dined with Mrs Mary Baber and daughters. WY W Sellers travels to Michigan to visit brother Earl Sellers and family. Mr and Mrs F M Redman hear their daughter Daisy Berry has charge of Austroa Beauty Parlors in Dayton Ohio with a good salary. Dr C E B Redmon and family of Peru visit Culver Military Academy with Charles Redmon and parents noting nine hundred students and church services and drills observed.
The Sunday School meets at 9 30 a m with a class meeting then Epworth League at 6 30 p m Mid week service Thursday at 745 p m Rev Myers preaches Second Quarterly Conference of the Denver charge at Glohili M B E Church on Monday August 7th at 9 00 a m Dr B S Hellipeter presiding Reports to be made fully Regular Epworth League business meeting Monday evening at 745 Orchestra rehearsal Tuesday at 230 Choir rehearsal Friday at 730 p m Public invited to all services Leo Glenn Jacobs
Next Sunday Bible School at 9 30 a m Choir practice Friday evening and Morning Worship at 10 30 a m with sermon The Church Militant Union Service in the evening Subject Lifetime Loves Opportunity A hearty welcome awaits all who can attend any or all services
Next Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 30 a m B Y P U at 6 30 p m and Bible Class on Wednesday at 7 30 p m The public is invited to attend and receive a hearty welcome at any or all services.
Mrs. A. B. Guyer and Mrs. Ella McElwee visited Hudson Indiana last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Murden. They planned to travel to Toledo to visit relatives but hot weather caused postponement and they returned to Denver.
A grandmother warns about seconds as a mother and child discuss plump portions. The exchange captures a simple domestic scene with humor and warmth amid a shared supper.
A wife jokes about a doctor to help sleep while her husband laments a bill. The line shows a light domestic exchange with a groan about medical costs.
A humorous exchange notes whale steak going for five cents per pound in California. A speaker prefers the cheap price to five cents a ton, adding a quip about burying a pound easier than a ton.
Dialogue snippet shows Gaston boasting about moderation in marriage plans. The quoted exchange features a sharp retort about pay and status after marriage, highlighting comic tension over control and expectations in a social match.
In a London Opinion piece a mother explains to a visitor that the petticoat will be of ecru net and questions Peggy asks what a petticoat is. The dialogue shows a child’s curiosity about fashion in a domestic chat.
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