Grubes Bulletin Our First Annual August of A US career
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
5
Local items and social notes from the Tribune
Charles Grimes purchases a small runabout. E W Hoover and H M Mobler added to the Tribune subscription list. Miss Bessie Pyle returns home after a three week visit in Logansport with aunt Mrs J T Clare. Levi Armantrout and wife visit Charles Grumpp near Chili. Mrs Pyle visits North Manchester friends. Tribune thanks AG Zook for plums brought to the office Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W Hoover
H M Mobler
Tribune
Bessie Pyle
Logansport
J TY Clare
Levi Armantrout
Charles Grumpp
Chili
Mrs. Pyle
North Manchester
the Tribune
AG Zook
Local residents listed in brief social notices
On Monday Clyde Miller began work for Schlosser Bros Poultry Co Plymouth to collect poultry nearby. Peru Mercantiles ad promotes a clothing sale. Hazel Rollins from Kokomo arrived in Denver for a visit with Gale Stowman. Mrs Charley Bell and daughter Esther returned to Denver after a two week visit with Rev J B Bair in Sandborn Indiana. Elmer See and wife from Anderson arrived in Denver. Mrs See visits her mother while Mr See works in Marion. Emma McCoy visited relatives in Peru. Mrs Everett Gage visiting Car sons family. Iv D Leavitt called to Tipton due to ill son. A ten pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs J D Winterrowd in Tippecanoe on July 29. J E Millican guest of daughter G A Martindale in Laporte. A B Guyer family went to Gas City to visit parents. In Bunker Hill they met Scott Guyer who joined them to Gas City. Mrs Levi Armantrout visited Mrs James Staller. Miss Whitney of Peru staying with Mrs Lewis Shafer. Mr and Mrs James Staller and Miss Dora Staller of South Dakota visited Daniel Staller in Peru. Mrs W L Piper nearly finished her cottage on Washington street. a first class cement block home. Mrs John Strickler of Thompsonville Michigan spent days with sister Mrs C C Pyle while returning from Vincennes burial of Oliver Pierson.
People Own the Fair Indiana State Fair as People’s Playground and Education Source
The Indiana State Fair, held in Indianapolis during the September week of the 12th, is portrayed as a public, nonpartisan institution owned by the people. The State Board of Agriculture governs it, with members serving two year terms and drawing only modest daily pay. Revenue is reinvested in the exposition, reinforcing its role in education for farmers and enjoyment for all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grubes Bulletin
THE
A. Grube Company
Broadway and
Pearl Sts
Spry Block
Logansport, Ind
Charles Grimes
A. M. Brown
W. L. Piper
Clyde Miller
Schlosser Bros. Poultry Co
Plymouth
Peru Mercantile
Hazel Rollins
Kokomo
Denver
Gale Stowman
Charley Bell
Esther
J B Bair
Sandborn
Ind
Elmer See
Anderson
Mrs. See Will
Darnell
Mr. Lee
Marion
Emma McCoy
Peru
Everett Gage
WS Carson
D Leavitt
Tipton
J D Winterrowd
Tippecanoe
J E Millican
G A Martindale and
Laporte
B Guyer
Gas City
Mr. Guyer
A Guyer
Bunker Hill
Scott Guyer
James Staller
Miss Whitney
Mrs
Lewis Shafer
Dora Staller
South Dakota
Daniel Staller
W L Piper
Washington Street
John Strickler
Thompsonville
Mich
CC Pyle
Enroute
Vincennes
Oliver Pierson
Hoosier Exposition
Schlosser Bros
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