Tribune carries historic post office notice
The Tribune notes its status as a second-class matter at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
The Tribune notes its status as a second-class matter at the Denver Indiana post office dated April 12 1897.
The writer describes attending Billy Sunday sermons at Winona Lake and the Northwestern Indiana Christian Conference in Greentown. He notes Sunday’s energetic preaching, the conference’s size and speakers, new officers of the group, and details on Greentown’s new Christian Church and interurban service.
Floyed Hartzler family and Samuel Dewalt groups visited Roscoe Clingerman and wife. Local entertainments include Ft Wayne visitors, Denver area families, Macy and Pleasant Hill connections, plus multiple Dewalt and Stuber households sharing Sunday meals.
The community gathered at North Manchester for the funeral of Mrs. Merritt Kerschner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Kerschner of Gilead and others from nearby towns. Miss Vinnia Berger returned home after a Lake Warsaw outing. Mrs. Paul Becker of Plymouth visits J. W. Stuber family. Edmon and Lydia Stuber hosted a lawn party last Saturday. another gathering is planned at Mr. Parker's this Saturday.
Mrs Henry Lee and children visit her sister in Ohio. Arvilla Ogle spent Sunday with Ethel Berger. The Hackleys and family hosted EK J Harding and wife. S D Berger and daughter Ethel called on F B Matthias. Paul Dewald and family visited Yellow Creek Lake with Sherman Swick and family. Nearby calls include Lucile Harding and Elvin Sullivan households.
Mr and Mrs Earl McCoy and others hosted guests at their Peru home including Mrs Statesman and Mrs Eckleberger from Peru and Miss Treva Dukes from Denver. Blair Frickie from Washington DC visits Denver area relatives while Earl McCoy plans to start housekeeping on East Main Street. J W Kerschner of Sterling Colorado tours Miami County and renews Tribune subscription noting a very dry summer impacting crops in both states.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy to treat catarrh. It claims local applications fail, emphasizes constitutional influence, and cites doctors, tonics, and blood purifiers. Includes testimonials offer and Toledo company address.
Mrs John Yoder and children Roy and Orpha visit Michgan. Roy returns with the car. Mrs Emma McCoy hosts guests including Earl McCoy V W Spinning Henry Eckleberger C W Statesman W W Sellers and family. Omer Flora and family visit Chili and Oscar Bond family join Earle Murphy household gathering.
Get your sale bills at the Tribune Office. Prices right and work guaranteed for all printing needs.
Mr and Mrs W W Sellers and their daughter Helen were shopping in Peru on Monday.
Sear Foster Long was named President of the Town Board with L. H. Dice serving as Town Clerk-Treasurer. The attestation confirms the new leadership roles for the municipal body.
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