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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
7
Perrysburg area residents share a weekend of visits and calls. Rev. Reese of Peru preaches at the Baptist Church. Many families including Balsbaugh, Yoder, Green, Buck, and Fuller host and visit relatives and neighbors across Rochester, Twelve Mile, Mexico, and Peoria areas.
Miss Edna Daniels and her brother Alva called in Mexico on Tuesday forenoon. Mr H Dice of Denver was in Mexico on Tuesday afternoon.
Local names and households are recorded from a Pleasant Hill area community. Mrs Annie Reed and Mrs Flora Stuber helped with threshers on Friday. Several families visit, host and dine across nearby towns as the wheat harvest continues and farmers deliver grain to market.
Ervin Dewalt and family spent Sunday at the lake. Glen Morrisey and wife joined Vern Baldwin and wife on Sunday. Mrs. Cleo Stuber and children Paul and Vada visited at Mexico from Wednesday to Saturday with her parents William Zartman and wife. The Salvation Army of Peru canvassed this neighborhood last week.
Frank Matthias works on house and barn for Grandma Berger. Edna Benedict and Elva Endsley of Denver visited Ethel Berger Saturday. Joe Krammas called on S. D. Berger Thursday night and on Friday. Wm. Tharp and wife visited their Macy son Sunday. Mrs. Danes of Peru and daughter joined P. B. Sullivan family Sunday. Mrs. Lillie Staller visited Mary Berger Thursday. Louisa Lantz of Peru visited Frank Matthias and sister Sunday. Frank Matthias and sisters Louisa Alvena and Ellea Lantz called on S. D. Berger Saturday. Billy Ream threshing today Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Berger and Mrs. Alvena Ream visited Mrs. Rebecca Staller at Perrysburg Monday.
Hoover Brothers thresh the Skinner ring starting at Charlie Omsted s. Charley Omsted has 2000 bushels of oats. The Twelve Mile Christian Church is out of debt and has funds in the bank. Sheriff Stanley lands Thomas Peden of Logansport on Twelve Mile streets. Peden buys three gallons of ice cream at Ed Black s Restaurant for threshing hands. Six Skinner men and four Skinner women remain near the old Skinner Church. A Corinth Brethren Church service unveiled a service flag. Twelve Mile grain markets show wheat at 2 08 and oats at 60 cents with hogs at 17 50. The weather stays hot and dry with no rain.
Mrs S C Collett and daughter Mrs Ben Porter of Fayette Ark along with Miss Nettie Brower of Peru and Kathryn Coffman with two children Marshall and Ruth of Ripley Tenn joined by many Brower and Long families from Indianapolis Chicago and Peru for a delightfully entertained dinner at the pretty home of Mr and Mrs Charles Long near the Baptist Church.
One hundred dollar reward promised for incurable catarrh cures. The ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, expels poison, and heals affected areas. It urges immediate use and offers testimonials, from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with nationwide druggist boldface.
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