Mowery becomes sole owner of Denver portable saw mill
George R. Mowery announces sole ownership of the Mowery and Son portable saw mill after buying out his son Harry. The mill will be permanently located in Denver Indiana with log reception at Saline woods northwest of Denver. Services include saw hammering re toothing gumming and fitting with prompt guaranteed work.
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Mowery & Son
Harry
Denver
Saline Woods
George R. Mowery
Indiana
Lee and Yoder Families Visit Logsport Sunday
W. T. Lee and family and Floyd Yoder and family motored to Logansport Sunday to be guests of Mr. Yoder's parents Samuel Yoder and family.
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W. T. Lee
Floyd. Yoder
Logansport
Mr. Yoder
Samuel Yoder
Miami County Historic Pageant Draws Immense Crowd
The Miami County Centennial and Home Coming closed Sunday after a pageant at Rassner's grove drew thousands for two showings. Parades, Slocum Day events, a Pioneer relic exhibit, and a Kerschner-Butt family reunion at Myers Grove Chili marked the celebration with cool sunshine and a large turnout.
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Miami County
Rassner
Slocum
Omer Holman
Frances Slocum
Peru
Hal Phelps
Doctor Performs Major Surgery On Local Teacher
Thomas R. Clark, formerly of the Grammar room at the Denver school, underwent surgery in Huntington last Thursday for appendicitis. Surgeons removed part of the intestine due to a growth. Clark was reported in critical condition but the surgeon hopes for his recovery.
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Thomas R. Clark
Denver
Huntington
Clark
Bell couple embarks on extended vacation trip
Charles Bell and wife depart Wednesday for Tri Lake for a few weeks rest due to Mr. Bell's poor health. During their absence Arj. Koester of Indianapolis will manage the Greer Wilkinson Lumber Co. business here and his family will reside in the Bell home on Washington Street.
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Charles Bell
Tri Lake
Mr. Bell
Arj. Koester
Indianapolis
Greer- Wilkinson Lumber Co’s
Mr. Koester
Bell
Washington Street
Builders push rapid progress on Farmers Bank basement
Masons finished concrete work on the basement and carpenters and masons begin building this week. The plan aims to push the project as rapidly as possible until completion.
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Farmers Bank
Chili Old Settlers Picnic Set For August 26 At Myers Grove
The Annual Chili Old Settlers Picnic will be held at Myers Grove north of town next Saturday August 26. A fine program is planned and attendees are assured a good time. The event draws hundreds of people year after year.
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Chili Old Settlers
Myers Grove
Special Notice to Patrons by O A Phillips
A dated notice from O A Phillips urges patrons to judge by substance over appearances. He downplays fancy buildings and patchy overalls while promoting his Denver mill warehouse business and low prices on flours feeds and goods. He invites customers to try his offerings and be convinced.
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Denver
Tom
O. A. Phillips
Sunday School Picnic By Eel River Ford
The Sunshine Class of the Baptist Sunday School picnicked Thursday morning August 17 at 10 30 by Eel river ford. After lunch they bathed and held a class meeting in the afternoon before adjourning. Present were Emma Gallahan Miriam Bell Helen Dawalt Vernie Mellinger Irene Hepler Fern Fish Laura Fish. Miss Elsie O Blenns guided the outing.
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Sunshine
The
Baptist Sunday School
Eel River
Emma Gallahan
Miriam Bell
Helen Dawalt
Vernie Mellinger
Irene Hepler
Fern
Laura Fish
Elsie O’blenns
Keim-Derck Family Reunion Planned for September
The fourteenth annual Keim-Derck reunion will occur Sunday, September 10, at Chiligrove. All family members are urged to attend. Mrs. Gideon Hostetler serves as secretary.
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Keim-Derek
Chiligrove
Gideon Hostetler
California Wedding at 1638 Orange Street
A quiet twilight wedding joined Helen Charles and Paul B. Lewis on August 17 in the garden of Mrs. Rose E. Charles. The bride, a U S C member and Entreview Sorority sister who studied in Germany and traveled to China and Japan, wore embroidered Zusi Cloth and a bloom veil. They will reside at 1638 Orange Street, Los Angeles, after September 1.
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Rose E. Charles
Orange Street
Helen
Paul B. Lewis
George Barnard
U.S. C
Entreview Sorority
Germany
Orient
Manilla
China
Japan
Hong Kong
Brussels
Belgium
Lewis
N. Y. Life Insurance Co
Los Angeles
Cal
John Charles
Denver
Ind
Subscription renewal appeal to Tribune readers
Our subscribers are urged to renew promptly as we plan to mark expired accounts next week. High paper costs push many papers to raise prices, but we hope loyal readers will keep their accounts current to avoid rate increases.
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Tribune
Teachers Institute Opens in Peru High School
The Miami County Teachers Institute convened Monday morning at Peru High School with nearly all county teachers present and the rest expected by Tuesday. The institute will continue through Friday afternoon.
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Miami County
Teachers’ Institute
Peru High School
Leffel Family Reunion At Peru City Park
The Leffel family gathered at Peru City Park on Wednesday August 28. A large number of relatives attended and enjoyed a sumptuous dinner as a main feature of the day.
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Leffel
Peru City
Families from Denver head to Mammoth Cave Kentucky
Aly Long and family and Cheston Long and family left Denver by car for Mammoth Cave Kentucky on Friday. They planned a direct trip there and a return via Cincinnati and other points of interest.
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Aly Long
Cheston Long
Denver
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Miller Bros Cash Converter Sale Ad Promises Good Values
Readers are invited to shop Miller Bros for a cash converter sale with emphasis on favorable prices and appealing goods. The notice highlights bargains and a customer friendly shopping approach at the store.
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Miller Bros
Denver School Teachers and Pupils Hold Second Reunion
At Peru City Park on Sunday August 20 the second annual reunion of the Denver school from 1884 to 1902 was held under P S Sullivan JJ D Ricker TM and Simeon Fisher. About sixty members attended renewing acquaintances and enjoying a noon dinner. Attendees included George Lane and wife Noah Arnest and wife Mrs Stella Mull Latta Elmer Mull and wife Charles Morcombe and daughter J D Ricker and wife from Warsaw and others from Denver and surrounding towns.
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Myers Grove
Chili
Kerschner-Butt
God
Warren Butt
Elmer Shank
Grace Dawalt
Laura Dawalt
Ephraim Kerschner
Ephriam Kerschner
Walter Butt
Albert Dawalt
John Berkheiser
Sheldon
Ill
Harry Butt
Ohio
Ray Butt
Ft. Wayne
Will Richey
Fiat
Ind
Frank D. Young
A. R. Teagle
Lenora Teagle
Keystone
James Kerschner
South Bend
Peru City Park
Denver
P.S. Sullivan
JJ. D. Ricker
Simeon Fisher
George Lane
Noah Arnest
Kokomo
Stella Mull Latta
Indianapolis
Elmer Mull
Roann
Charles Morcombe
Plymouth
J. D. Ricker
Warsaw
George Piper
Tacoma
Wash
Lucy Manchester
Union Grove
Wisc
Etta Hoffman Goswell
Redgetown
Ont
Canada
Alta Robbins Henwood
Everton
Inmate Omer Miller Dies by Train at Longcliff Asylum
Jim Holton drove Lewis Gustin to Logansport to take charge of the body of Omer Miller an inmate at Longcliff asylum. Miller aged forty three son of Isaac and Mariah Miller died by self inflicted train crash near the asylum grounds. Remains taken to A L Miller near Denver for funeral at Dunkard church Mexico.
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Jim Holton
Lewis Gustin
Logansport
Omer Miller
Miami County
Longcliff Asylum
Mr. Miller
Isaac
Mariah Miller
Mrs Lydia Woolley Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Lydia Woolley returns home Monday from a week visit with her daughter Mrs Maude Rohrer and family near Argos. She is accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Mamie Rohrer who will stay until the first of the week.
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Lydia Woolley
Maude Rohrer
Argos
Mamie Rohrer
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J. H. Goff
Holton Bros
Columbia City
Jim Goffs
Kerso
Ner-Butt
Keim-Derck
California
Leffel Reunion
SiMe Amerigals
Medis Ae
United States
Denver, Ind
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