Denver and Winona visits noted with local social list
I L Eikenberry was in Denver on business Tuesday Rev J B Cook left for Winona Tuesday to spend the week Garl Miller and wife of Chili and Clyde Moon of Peru were visitors of Clyde Miller and wife Fisher has returned after an extended northwest trip for Logansport Basket Factory Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and son of St Louis Ill were guests of Mr and Mrs D C Stowman and family and Joseph Norris and daughter Alma the past week Den vers vicinity residents went to Winona Thursday to hear Hon W J Bryan lecture A C Miller and wife Garl Miller and wife of Chili Tom Miller and wife of Fairmount CW Long and wife W W Sellers and wife Foster Long and wife CG E Quinn and wife Acel Dukes and wife and E Miller and wife all report a fine lecture For sale one extra good milk cow six acres in southwest part of Denver a good nine room house and lot also four room house and two lots with fruit two desirable residences For sale cheap if taken soon FM Redmon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Haat St. Louis, Ill
D. C. ‘Stowman
Joseph Norris
Alma
Denver
Winona
W. J. Bryan
A.C. Miller
Garl
Miller
Chili
Tom
Hey
Redmon
Old Settlers Picnic Planned for Miami Saturday
The thirty fourth annual picnic of the old settlers of Cass Howard and Miami counties will be held at Miami Saturday August seventeenth. A large attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass, Howard
Miami Counties
Miami
Family Reunion Announcement for Clingenpeel clan
The Annual Clingenpeel reunion will be held in Spencer Park Loganport on Thursday August 15. Local families are invited to reunite for a day of companionship and activities at the park, with plans for gathering and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Park
Logansport
Supper Guests Of Mrs Jennie Fagan And Daughter
Mrs Rosa Winstead of Indiana polis and Mrs Elsie Wooley were the supper guests of Mrs Jennie Fagan and daughter Rose Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Winstead
Indianapolis
Elsie Wooley
Jennie Fagan
Rose
Quarterly Conference at Denver Methodist Church
The Rev Dr Marble District Superintendent arrived in Denver and led the Quarterly Conference at the Methodist Church. Attendance was fair and reports strong with half year financials for Denver Chili Ebenezer listed. Marble praised the work and delivered a sermon titled Overcoming the World to a large congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble
Denver
Methodist Church
Chili
Ebenezer
Barn Fire Destroys Whistler Farm Barn Near Chili
A blaze swept the William Whistler farm northeast of Chili on Wednesday night around one o clock. The fire may have been sparked by a recent rain shower or lightning. Grandstaff residing on the farm lost some implements and buggies while Whistler had hay in the barn and carries seven hundred dollars in insurance. Rebuilding will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whistler
Chili
Central Changes at Denver Home Telephone Central
The resignation of Mr. Mc Daniels who led the Denver Home Telephone Central office took effect August 1. Miss Maude Marburger and Mrs. Clara Piper now run the central. Marburger is an existing employee and is familiar with the work, while Piper has been training for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniels
Denver
Maude Marburger
Clara Piper
Miss Marburger
Grout Automobile Sold After Death of Peru Owner
M. Dukes purchased a large forty horsepower seven passenger Grout automobile formerly owned by Aaron Dukes, deceased, of Peru. The foreign designed car, built in Massachusetts, is described as nearly new and high priced, having been run only once or twice.
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M. Dukes
Aaron Dukes
Peru
Massachuetts
Mary and the Missing Dog in Peru
A dog travels with Jack and Mary and follows them to Peru. The dog disappears when they return home, leaving Mary to mourn the loss. Jack had spent a half dollar to buy the dog's chain and collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jack
Deedsville Picnic Hosts Crowd and Local Visits
The Deedsville annual picnic was held in Kinley grove on Saturday August 3 with a good crowd. Local residents and visitors from Peru Marion Akron Kokomo and Indianapolis were seen at events and visits throughout the week including Hal C. Phelps of Peru at dinner with Mrs. S. H. Hill and family and Miss Jessie Baker of Marion visiting her cousin Miss Sadie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deedsville
Kinley Grove
Hal C. Phelps
Peru
S. H. Hill
G. E. Carrothers
Charles Waymire
Uncle Wash Cover
Noah Cover
Jessie Baker
Marion
Sadie Jones
Verna
Velma Carrothers
Celesta Karn
Amy Read
Keith Leedy
Charles Huston
Ivan Reed
Dessice Zimmerman
Russel Fretz
J. C. Fretz
Ancil
Otho Hill
William Pritz
Social visit notes from Mrs Earhart hosts
Mesdames Berkheiser and Saucerman were guests of Mrs Abner Earhart Tuesday, sharing tea and conversation in a small afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Berkheiser and
Saucerman
Abner Earhart
Home Bakery and Lunch Room Ad
Bakery and lunch room run by Mrs. Anna Martiy located in Mrs. Darnell's building offers short orders and always has ice cream available. Trial suggested.
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Home Bakery
Anna Martiy
Poultry price notice from Clyde Miller
Notice from Clyde Miller urging sellers to obtain his poultry prices before selling elsewhere, with contact options on Home and Bell phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Clyde Miller
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Trips
Miss Edith Baker left Tuesday evening for a few days visit with Miss Jeanette Case at Akron. Mrs. Ella Grimes and two daughters Margie and Fern were excursionists to Michigan City Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Baker
Jeanette Case
Akron
Ella Grimes
Margie
Fern
Michigan City
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Howes
General Merchandise
Indiana
I. L. Eikenberry
J. B. Cook
Garl Miller
Clyde Moon
Clyde’ Miller
Led ‘Fisher
Northwest
Logansport Basket Factory
Old Settlers Meeting
Barats
Law
Office
iIt
George’ Smith
Artiy
Charles Gault
Mabel Snyder
Byron
Kathryn Waymire
Arthur Murphy
Near Macy
Allen Zimmerman
J. C. Fritz
Ethel Waymire
Mable Snyder
Charles Maranda
Kokomo
Conrad Knauff
Security
Farmers Bank
Mikes
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