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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
5
A brief verse reflection on shadows and sunshine as reminders of passing moments. It urges living joyfully in faith, praising the Lord, and cherishing loved ones while walking toward the eternal shore.
The Democrats of Jefferson township will meet in mass convention at Mexico on Thursday evening August 20 1914 at 7 30 oclock for nominating candidates for township officers Trustee Assessor two Justices of the Peace two Constables three Supervisors and three Advisory Board members All Democratic voters urged to be present.
Notice to subscribers in the coming weeks we will mark an X on the wrapper or paper after the name of all subscribers whose subscriptions are in arrears over eight months. If you see the mark please arrange to pay up as soon as possible.
The Baptist Women Missionary Society met at Sister Anne Whistler's home on August 6 1914 to honor three departed sisters Lillie Johnson Mary Howes and Louisa Grimes. Resolutions expressed sorrow at their removals and the vacancy left in the group with sympathy for relatives and friends. The program included Chloe Golden Ray Banks Maye Howes Lillie Johnson Louisa Grimes and O Bleins assisting Sister Whistler in August 1914.
One hollow wire gas lighting plant complete in first class condition. Will sell very cheap if taken at once. For particulars inquire at Tripune Office.
The Bel River Threshing Ring gathered at Marion Miller’s home last Friday with about sixty people from sixteen families. Officers reelected: William Carson President, David Fishback Vice President, Levi Armantrout Secretary. Ice cream and cake were served. Miller endured long serving amid playful antics as guests departed late.
Public sale due to poor health of the senior owner at the George Dague farm located near Perrysburg Twelve Mile Denver and Mexico on Thursday August 27 1914. Items include 18 horses 40 hogs farming implements with nine months terms on sums over five dollars and sale starts at ten oclock in the morning. William Pratr and Son Rufus Kinzie J G Cornell auditors Omer Hedges Burton Green clerks.
About thirty members of the Denver M. E. Epworth League planned and carried out a surprise on their pastor Rev and Mrs Jacobs Tuesday evening. They met at Mr and Mrs Chas C Pyle's home then visited the parsonage for games and refreshments of lemonade nabiscos and fudge before departing.
Mrs Arthur Naftager of Seattle and Miss Ruth Woolley of Wabash returned home Wednesday after a short visit with Mr Murphy and family. Mr Naftager was formerly a resident of Denver.
The writer details a travel route from Cleveland to Detroit and Port Huron to Petrolia Ontario. They describe Lake Erie's shore, St. Clair River views, a petrolia oil field with a 25,000,000 feet daily gas flow, local industry at Petrolia wagon works, and wartime talk in July. They note pleasant weather, a northern climate, and plans to fish before returning.
A Sunday evening blaze at 9:30 o'clock destroyed a large barn on West Third Street owned by Col. Leroy A. Shively. Seven valuable horses perished and a large quantity of grain and hay burned. Estimated loss is about 4000 dollars with 1000 dollars of insurance on the barn.
The Alderfer Show route travels through Roselawn Ind on Aug 13, Fair Oaks Ind on Aug 14, and Parr Ind on Aug 15. Reports indicate the show is performing well across the stops.
The undersigned has qualified as Executor of the will and estate of Lewis Fisher Inte of Miami County deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. George W. Fisher named Executor. Attest: Aaron S. Berger Clerk. Antrim and McClintic attorneys for the estate.
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