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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
5
M. E. Church schedules: Sunday School in Denver at 9 30 p m with B Stockdale Epworth League 6 30 p m and prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m led by H W Park pastor Cain M E Church Chili offers Sunday School 9 30 a m London School superintendent preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m
Sunday School at 9 30. Preaching at 10 00 on Revelation Chap 2. B Y P U at 6 30. Preaching on Revelation Chap 3. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Acts 10. Public cordially invited to all services. C F Goroun, Pastor.
The Brethren Church invites the public to a Bible study at 9:30 a.m. led by N. B. Brower, superintendent. Preaching services are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Pastor A. T. Wimick urges attendance at all services.
A large crowd is expected for the Old Settlers Association picnic on Saturday August 27 at Flora's Grove one mile south of the Winona Interurban line. A. W. Conner of Indianapolis will address the audience on The American Boy Man and Rev. J B Baer will perform songs of his own composition. Interurban service will be adjusted with extra cars if needed. Association officers include President William Bell Vice President James Wilson Secretary Charles Ensley Treasurer D C Love.
The Dawalt Carpenters and B R Guise and crew are remodeling the A M Brown home on East Harrison Street. The house is being raised and a cement block foundation added with room enlargements partitions changes and a new large porch. The Browns’ home will have improved appearance and convenience once finished.
Mrs Levi Armantrout was brought from Woodlawn Hospital in Rochester to her home south of Denver after a recent operation there. The Tribune joins her many friends in expressing joy at her improved health and happy reunion with her little son at home.
Sunday School at three churches starts 9 30 a m with From Asia to Europe. Nellie C Young from Indianapolis speaks 11 a m at Skillman. Union Township convention 2 30 p m at Perrysburg with Migs Young. Prayer meetings set midweek at Perrysburg and Skillman. Epworth League hosts Maude Yoder and a Peru speaker. Dr A A Foster visits September 11 for Lost Things and America’s Place in the New Age. Mrs Cody speaks September 9 at Mexico M E Church.
Union Township Sunday School Convention is set for next Sunday August 25 at 2 00 p m at the Perrysburg M E Church The program includes devotions music reports addresses and the election of officers with Miss Nellie C Young and Rev A J Duryee among participants.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will hold their regular devotional and business meeting on Wednesday afternoon September 14 at Mrs. Ross McHenry's home. Mesdames Jesse Miller John Donaldson and Walter McHenry assist in entertaining. All members urged to attend.
Cider mill owner E Sloppy announces weekly operations on Wednesday and Thursday inviting apples. Russell and Charles made a business trip to Indianapolis by train, enjoying the novelty of steam road travel. Mr and Mrs Dafy Trent and child visit the Bunnell home near Borryebury Sunday.
Trustees of the Town of Denver Jefferson Township Miami County Indiana publish proposed 1922 expenditures and tax levies. General fund 473.69 dollars with 15 cents per hundred. fire 157.90 dollars with 5 cents per hundred. street 473.69 dollars with 15 cents per hundred. light 739.49 dollars with 25 cents per hundred. Total 1,894.77 dollars and 60 cents per hundred. Public hearing set September 5, 1921, 8:00 PM at Citizens Bank Building Directors Room.
The Sunday School class led by Russell Long in the Methodist Church will hold a watermelon feast Friday evening in Mr Butt's grove by the Eel River. The date was moved from Thursday to Friday to avoid conflicts. Everyone who thinks they belong or may join is invited at seven thirty with chaperones, bonfire, and moonlit time promised.
The Denver school of twenty five years ago held its annual reunion at Peru City Park on Sunday. About fifty people attended and a dinner was featured. Benjamin Brower was elected president of the association Elmer Mull was treasurer and Mrs Elmer Mull secretary.
Mrs Don Trent and her young daughter Margaret visited friends in Kokomo in the latter part of the week. Master Robert stayed with his grandparents Mr and Mrs T S Trent during his mother and sister's absence.
About fifty young friends gathered at Blanche Turnipseed's home north of Mexico on August 18 to celebrate her sixteenth birthday with music games and refreshments. Guests included Vera Harris Julia Birk Thelma Miller Mabel Kinzie Carrie Rennells Hulda Rennells Nora Cunningham Ellen Cunningham Blanche Turnipseed Lucille Turnipseed and many others with families also attending.
Saturday August 13 Irene Robertson marked her fifteenth birthday with a party at her home near Denver for twenty five schoolmates. A birthday cake with her name and age, gifts, games and refreshments followed by well wishes for many more happy birthdays.
The Downey Martindale Guyer families will meet at Peru City Park next Wednesday August 31st for a reunion. Attendance is expected to be small. Invitations were sent for the Phillip Sullivan Family Reunion on Sunday September 4th at their traditional meeting place in Mexico.
Despite bad weather the social hosted by the Baptist Missionary Society raised 43.60. The group thanks Brethren Church members for table and chair use and patrons for support and help.
Thieves broke into the Charles Gruwell residence in South Denver last Saturday evening while the family was away. The home bank was opened and $15.00 stolen. Citizens complain of weekly thefts and warn the culprits to stop before harsher consequences follow.
Albert Whitmore of Nelsonville Ohio stayed with Mr and Mrs Joseph Warren from Saturday to Wednesday. Whitmore is Warrens nephew and owns a large green house in his hometown.
The McClain Family Reunion took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas McClain near the school on Sunday August 7. A Scripture lesson and prayer preceded a noon dinner for sixty seven guests. Afternoon refreshments included ice cream and watermelons.
Mr and Mrs W S Carson and Mr and Mrs Claude Bridegroom with Claude and Gladys Gage escorted the youngsters to Roches ter where they boarded a 1 40 Sunday train bound for Youngstown Ohio. The youngsters spent most of the summer visiting relatives and returned for the new school term.
Mr and Mrs L F Cooper and their family from Butler traveled to Denver on Wednesday and Thursday. They were entertained at the new Washington street home of Mr and Mrs Acel Dukes and their daughter Orivia. Mr Cooper is presently on vacation and the Coopers have many friends in Denver and nearby areas.
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