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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
2
The notice lists annual rates for the First to Third Postal Zones at 1.25 dollars, with six months at 65 cents and three months at 85 cents. For Fourth to Eighth Zones rates are 1.50 dollars per year, 75 cents for six months, and 40 cents for three months. Single copies mailed cost 5 cents each.
Local residents report visits and travels across nearby towns. Families including the Green Raber and Yoder clans attended events in Perrysburg and Roann, with several relatives spending time in Peru and North Manchester. Local church services are noted and several small trips are recorded among residents and their kin.
Miss Evelyn Swope visits Ombra Wise on Rural Route 2 this week. Al Guise and wife of Hammond visit Grover Lee and wife. A baby boy arrived last Thursday August 22 at Frank Murphy's home. Gladys Benedict and Helen guest of Hazel and Ethel Berger Tuesday night. John Berger and family spend Tuesday with S. D. Berger and wife and call on Mrs. Fannie Stanton in Denver. Henry Lee and family in Peru Friday. Mrs Endsley falls Saturday dislocating her hip. H F Ream of Huntington guest of brother W W Ream over Sunday. John Berger and wife from Steger Ill visit Willie Lee Huntington over Sunday. Hazel Berger and sister visit uncle W F Lee family near Peru.
Reports from Mexico recount a ring meeting at Ezra Mussellman’s home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Sidney Fuller and daughter attend the Flag Raising in Denver on Thursday. Dewey Griswold writes from Great Lakes hospital noting comrades bound for overseas. Several couples and families travel to Peru for visits and a Chili Picnic draws many locals.
Akron and family visited over Sunday with their son Frank Murphy. Mrs J H Berger, after a stay here, left for Indianapolis to visit sister Mrs Houser. Peru residents Grover Moore and family joined S D Berger for supper. Gus Cornell met John Brubaker in Perrysburg. Tom Greer Henry Swear and Mrs Brechbill brought three children to Ebenezar. James Daniels and son Alva visited Mexico. Sidney Fuller helped Arthur Allman dig potatoes Monday.
Public sale to be held at the seller's Paw Paw home on Thursday September 5 1918 beginning at 12 o'clock noon. Four horses fifty five cattle fifteen sheep ten broad sows to be sold. Sale conducted by Omer Fisher. Mrs Lulu Gustin attended the District Franchise League meeting at Mrs I A Gould's home in Peru this week. Mrs Emma McCoy entertained guests Thursday including C W Stutesman and wife Mrs Earl McCoy of Peru and Bert Stutesman of Peru.
An old advertisement claims a $100 reward for catarrh cures with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It touts 35 years of use, blood action on mucous surfaces, and healing of diseased parts. Purchasers are urged to start now and send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Mrs. Mary Smith hosts guests from Walton Onward and Logansport with visits by Mrs. Emma McCoy and Treva Dukes. William and Catharine Gruwell host families from North Manchester and Denver while packing for Walton relocation next Tuesday. Denver events include Victory Celebration and Old Settlers Picnic with Kokomo visitors. Also notices for Peru Camera Supplies and farm tract listings near Denver by L H Dice.
W. Be Burke promotes the oldest established chiropractor in Miami County offering electricity massage and Swedish movements for all diseases acute or chronic. Free consultation and examination with a lady attendant. Hours 9 to 11 am 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm at 594 North Broadway opposite McCaffrey's Store phone 13842 residence 1286.
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