Tribune Indian closures still echo old Denver posting
The Tribune Indian notes its second class status at the Denver Indiana post office with an archival stamp dated April 12, 1897, reflecting historic newsroom circulation and postal classification.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
2
The Tribune Indian notes its second class status at the Denver Indiana post office with an archival stamp dated April 12, 1897, reflecting historic newsroom circulation and postal classification.
Mrs. Gladys Kreider Fretz of Waterloo Indiana died July 30 1923 at her home on the Mel Swartz farm after childbirth two weeks earlier. She leaves husband Russell C Fretz and three children Byron Marietta and Catherine. Funeral held August 1 at United Brethren church conducted by Rev C M Eberly and Rev B E Chambers.
The Trustees of the Incorporate Town of Denver Jefferson Township Miami County Indiana present estimates for 1924. Expenditures listed: general fund 213.02 with 7¢ per $100 tax. five fund 152.16 with 5¢. street fund 395.60 with 18¢. light fund 1065.08 with 35¢. total expenditures 1825.86 and total tax 60¢ per $100. Net assessed property value 304310. mortgage exemptions 12015. public hearing set September 5 1923 at 8:30 PM in Citizens Bank Building to hear objections.
Cider apples priced at 8c a bushel. Henry Baker of Macy Indiana notes. Charley Confer and family joined William Schroll and wife for Sunday dinner. Mrs. J. W. Warren improving and about the home. Verna Schroll and Harold dined with Sid and Mrs. Fuller. Sale bills available at The Tribune Office. A. C. Burns and spouse drove to Richland Center near Converse for church and dinner with Rev. Parker. Emma Tharp leaves Denver for Union Pier Michigan to visit relatives. The Eggmans of Walton visited Lee Fisher and Nora Fouts. they plan to teach in Tennessee this winter. Mrs. Eggman was formerly Jessie Hurd.
Earl Dillman spent Sunday with his sister and family. John Yoder and family from near Macy were in Denver on Monday for business and visiting friends. Mildred and Awilda Ferrow left for Peru after visiting David Ferrow and Martha. Mrs. D. H. Patterson of Peru visited her mother and Beamer Cunningham. Little Miss Margaret Tirzah Golden stayed with her grandparents over the weekend.
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