Brethren Church Announces Sunday Services and Choir
The Brethren Church invites all to Bible School at 9 30 a m next Sunday with choir practice Friday evening. Pastor L A Myers extends a hearty welcome to attend any or all services.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
2
The Brethren Church invites all to Bible School at 9 30 a m next Sunday with choir practice Friday evening. Pastor L A Myers extends a hearty welcome to attend any or all services.
Orchestra rehearsal Tuesday at 7 30 p m mid week service Thursday at 7 45 p m at Brethren Church choir rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p m Sunday School 9 30 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m Union Vesper Services 7 30 on the Fouts Fisher Lawn Sunday evening public is invited Leo Glenn Jacobs.
The Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m B Y P U at 6 30 p m and Bible Class Wednesday at 7 30 p m The public is invited to attend and enjoy a hearty welcome. H T Murphy Clerk.
For sale a single auto trailer featuring pneumatic tires offered by J. H. Goff. The sale is pitched as cheap.
John Ricker returned home after a two week visit with Frank Matthias and sister. Matthias visited Peru Thursday. Howard Dice and family of Peru stayed with J. W. Dice over Sunday. John Cole and wife of Tippecanoe and Glen Cole of Huntington visited S. D. Berger and family Saturday night. Grover Lee and family attended the Guise reunion at Bruce Lake last Thursday. Harve Ream of near Huntington visited relatives over Sunday. P. S. Sullivan and wife and W. F. Newbold and family attended the Peru City Park teachers and scholars reunion Sunday. The Misses May and Ethel Berger called on Mrs. Cora Fisher Tuesday. The Larkin Club met with Mrs. Bertha Lee Tuesday. John Cole and wife, S. D. Berger and wife and daughters, Hazel and Ethel, Albert Berger and wife and daughters Ruth and May, Glen Cole spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Berger. Mrs. Ida Hileman visited sister Mrs. Laura Ream Sunday. Frank Matthias and sister Alvena called on P. S. Sullivan and wife Sunday evening.
The notice lists hats up to 7.50 95 cents for children 50 cents and 25 cents to 2.00 shapes 49 cents flowers valued to 1.00 offered in three lots at 10 15 25 cents. Ladies and misses waists in Jap silk tub silk voile and crepe de chine up to 3.00 value at 1.98 new Georgette waists 2.98 up.
L F Cox made a business trip from Frankfort to Mexico, returning Tuesday. John Allman fractured an arm Friday afternoon. Harry Lee and wife from Deedsville visited John McGuire and wife. Jesse Stuber and Golda Wibel wed last Saturday evening. Various relatives and friends visited or hosted meals across Logansport, Peru, Noblesville, South Whitley, and nearby areas.
Rufus Kinzie announces a farm and live stock sale with contact options. Information available via Mexico phones 613-O-M and residence No. 17 or at Mexico Hardware Store No. 32. Agent Standard Live Stock Insurance Co.
A wedding party was disrupted by a crying baby belonging to a woman guest. A young lady asked a bridesmaid about babies at weddings, prompting a sharp reply that she would print in invitations, No babies expected.
Local retailer Miller Bros promotes a limited time cash converter sale drawing shoppers with bold signage and time sensitive discounts."}
Aly Long and family plus Ches ton Long started a sight seeing trip through Kentucky last Friday. They plan a week away and will visit Mammoth Cave. Uly and Cheston Long joined in a Kentucky trip in tin Lizzies to the cave with playful verses describing their journey and return to Woolleytown.
News notes detail Miller Bros Cash Converter Sale and local visits around Peru including Carrie Bender, Fern Yoder, George Duncan and William Shumate. The item also comments on local press support for home businesses and the impact of mail-order competition on Denver merchants.
Marion and Peru residents share hospitality as Mr. Derek visits son C QO Derek. Mercedes Newell spends the week with Esther Moon in Peru. Roy Marley Lee Long and Effie Moody return from a fifteen day east tour. Coupons lure shoppers to Miller Bros Cash Converter Sale. J W Ellis improves at home on crutches after illness. John Fahl of Twelve Mile visits daughter Mrs Charles Lee and plans to attend the Chili Old Settlers Picnic next Saturday.
An old man builds a success story from a dollar eighty cents turning it into a thriving business with bold ads. He grows from a single ad to a corner store on the square and keeps ads flowing, earning the nickname the Merchant Prince for smart selling when times were tough.
Tribune office advertises sale bills and price quotes with a promise of satisfaction and competitive prices. The notice emphasizes whether a two-a sale is planned and invites readers to obtain quotes.
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