Obituary of Denver resident John S Armantrout
John S Armantrout a longtime Denver area resident died suddenly at his home near Pawpaw Richland township last Thursday evening. He was born March 18 1837 in Cass County Indiana served in the Civil War and remained active in church affairs. He leaves a wife eight children two brothers and many friends with funeral services noted.
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John S. Armantrout
Denver
Pawpaw
Richland Township
J. H. Charles
Mr. Armantrout
Cass County
Ind
Miami County
Peru
Ruth Ann Tomey
German Baptist Brethren Church
Co. H. of the Ind. Vol
Washington
D. C
Irvin Fisher
Courter Church
Huntington
Kenneth
Ice Cream Social and Church Dedication Plans Highlight M E Church Notes
The M E Church notes announce an Ice Cream Social on Saturday evening August 9 in the basement of the new church. They remind subscribers the final payment for the building is due and praise support. The choir anticipates fine music at dedication and Bro Gustin leads as chorister. Epworth League elected J C Knsely as president and outlined plans for topics and League work in connection with the dedication. Painters and decorators are busy at the new building.
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Chili
Chili M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bro. Gustin
Epworth League
J. C. Knnsely
League
Secret pill claims beauty and vitality from Dr King's
A vintage ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as the secret to sprightly steps flawless skin and rosy complexion. It promises all organs active digestion smooth no headaches and says you can try them for 25 cents at W L Piper s.
Chautauqua Letter and the Summer Schools Rise
The early Chautauqua season centers on expanding Summer Schools with new buildings to meet growing demand. It is described as a university-like hub attracting teachers eager to stay current without attending full universities. The faculty includes eighty-two members from thirty colleges and universities such as the Naval Academy Yale MIT Cornell Teachers College of NY Chicago and Michigan, with a student body of about four to five thousand.
Poisoned by Weed Sends Sioux City Boy to Eye Threat
A Sioux City family warns of a weed plant causing eye irritation after contact with an 11 year old boy. A neighbor recommended DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, which improved his condition within days. The ad touts the salve for skin diseases, cuts, burns, wounds, and piles while cautioning about counterfeits from Piper's Drug Store.
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W. H. Dibble
Sioux City
Iowa
DeWitt
Piper's Drug Store
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E. L. Semans
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Chili Baptist Church
New York
State Board of Regents
Chautauqua
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Frank R. Roberson
West Indies
Mt. Pelee
Mt. Souffriere
John B. Gordon
Fitzhugh Lee
John Co
Grimes & Co's
Tribune
B. E. Wilson
Grant Moon
Edward Saline
Plymouth
Wm. Grimes
Hall & Loewenthal
L. A. Metzger
Blountsville
Catharine Murray
Grimes & Co
Hocking Valley
Roam Exchange
G. A. Preston
B. F. Lee
Monterey
Nenver
Deedsville
Rochester
D. C. Stowman
Charles and
Gale
L. A. Metsger
Alma Norris
Barnett Smith
Roann
Clarence Sloppy
George Eikenberry
Perrysburg
Jackson
Harrison Townships
W. L. Piper
Missionary Society of the Denver Baptist Church
Anna Murphy
Fulton
Spaulding
Jesse Bell
Newton Bell
Alta Savage
Baby
Macy
Ida Robbins
J. P. Tharp
Tripunn
Clara Johnson
Clifford
Indianapolis
Newell Metzger
Hall & Torwenthal
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Libbie Millicon
Fenimore
Elsie Woolley
David Ferrow
Spotts
Miss Gene
Lge Wenthal
Marshall
Harry Bernetha
Bernetha
Baney
Grand Army of the Republic
J. J. Skinner
Union Depot
Indiana
M. E. Church Notes
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