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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1911

Page

4

Dairy School at Indiana State Fair Promises Practical Dairy Education

The Indiana State Fair hosts a dairy school the week of September 4 under Purdue University experts. Exhibits include butter and cheese from Indiana farms, dairy machinery, milk testing, cream ripening, butter making, and lectures on herd improvement and cow care. The event, with charts and seed displays, aims to boost profitability for farmers and features high grade dairy cattle in the fair shows.

Indiana Farm Purdue University Indiana Farms

Fine Arts Exhibit at Indiana State Fair Opens Sept 4

The Fine Arts hall at the Indiana State Fair draws thousands of women each fall with extensive displays. The coming week of Sept 4 features hand made laces embroideries quilts and knitted work plus photos metalwork and paintings. The Art hall also showcases decorated china and home adornments while the Culinary and Horticultural Halls present breads jellies preserves flowers and orchard fruits.

Indiana

Local Notices and Social Updates

Miss Emily Cook shows gradual improvement. Mrs Nellie Woolpert of Shelbyville Indiana visits her uncle M M Dukes and wife this week. Miss Gertrude Sunday starts as a clerk at Home Bakery this week. Miss Edna Rhineberger entertains a crowd of young people Sunday at her home near Mexico.

Nellie Woolpert Shelbyville, Ind M M Dukes Gertrude Clerck Home Bakery Edna Rhineberger Mexico

Community News From Twelve Mile and Nearby

The Twelve Mile area reports good weather after rain and busy building scenes. Walter Skinner and family moved from Fulton to South Bend last Friday, and Mrs Helen McCowen moved to a new farm near Fulton this week. Lanna Woodhouse and Florence Fivecoats wed last Wednesday. Robert Woolley of Culver visits this week while the writer enjoyed a Mexico trip with sister Margaret Coil and son Albert Skinner. Uncle Dan and Aunt Hannah Edwards are noted as Mexico’s oldest residents. Letha Woolley of Culver and A H Miller of Nebraska wed August 16. the bride is the writer’s granddaughter. Miller owns 140 Nebraska acres and plans to move the bride home in early November. Charley Weidner, eight, lost two fingers after a colt injury, a fortunate outcome amid bad weather. A fairground meeting drew about 80 relatives. A lawn social at Rev Upson’s in Twelve Mile Friday brought 200 guests with watermelon and games. Mrs Perry Cover, suffering senile insanity, was moved to Longcliff for treatment. her condition worsening. The party accompanying her included Alma Norris, O P Cover, I C Brower, Mrs Cover’s sisters, and a nephew in separate cars from Denver Wednesday. The Leffel reunion at Manchester on the 24th was a fine return home.

Robert Woolley Culver Mexico Margaret Coil Albert Skinner Daniel Griswold Dan Hannah Edwards Letha Woolley A H Miller Nebraska Mr. Miller Charley Weidner Perry Cover Longcliff

Mexico Letter Notes Local Visits and Family Illness

Harry Fisher of Wabash and sister Lena Bender of Chicago are summoned home to see their ailing father Cat Fisher. Kenana residents Mr. Miller and wife visit Mrs. Hower. Laura Brown of Union City visits Mrs. Laura Smith. Mrs. George St Clair and Jakie Jones noted as sick. Caili picnic attracted most in Mexico. Oscar Scott and friend dine with Will Whistler. Sam Kinzie of South Whitley visits Rufus Kinzie’s family. Bettie Shirk and son Donald from Chicago stay with George Lineback family. Denver camp meeting draws many young attendees. Sadie Jenkins hosts a gentleman friend and his sister from Hamilton, Ohio at Ada Bender’s home.

Harry Fisher Wabash Lena Bender Chicago Cat Fisher Miller Kenana Josie Hower Laura Brown Union City Laura Smith Sam Kinzie South Whitley Rufus Kinzie Bettie Shirk Donald George Lineback Denver Sadie Jenkins Hamilton Ohio Ada Bender

Methodist Church Services and Activities Schedule

Morning Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Duion service in the evening. Rev Cook to preach due to Rev Ronk's conference absence. 6 45 Epworth League. Choir practice at the M E church Friday at 7 30. All invited.

M. E

Denver Baptist Church Weekly Schedule

The church lists services with Sunday School at 9 30 in the morning B Y P U at 6 30 Sunday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 Wednesday evening and choir practice at 7 30 Saturday evening Pastor Reno Tacomo extends a cordial invitation to all services.

Brethren Church Sunday Services and Bible Class Time

Sunday School at 9 30 in the morning. Sunday morning and evening preaching. Bible Class open to all Tuesday evening at 7 30.

Chicago Guest William Babpst With O Armantrout Couple

William Babpst of Chicago was the guest of O Armantrout and his wife Tuesday night in a social visit noted by local observers.

William Babpst Chicago O Armantrout and

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Emily Cook Lake Erie & Western Indiana State oe _ S A. M Fair Grounds Ly. O Moss Ave Ly Indianapolis Ly Fair Grounds Twelve Mile Walter Skinner Fulton South Bend Helen McCowen Lanna Woodhouse Florence Fivecoats Hoover T. H. Skinner Rev. Upson Ing Games George St Clair Jakie Jones Oscar Scott Indy Will Whistler Ben Peru Inv Oxford the Good. Footwear Store John Methodist Church Services Epworth League Denver Baptist Church Reno Tacomo Brethren Church Scientific Fimerican Oceangen Newadealera New York Washington D.C
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