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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
4
Advertisement describes a harvester called Bennett Gorn that cuts two rows and is pulled by one horse. It promises a lasting machine with an eleven year guarantee and reasonable price, inviting readers to write for a special offer.
Fragmentary note recalls a relative from New York and mentions Uncle Ezra with unclear details. The brief hints at family history but leaves names, dates, and specifics unresolved.
The Woolleytown and Pike Street News notes a lively Old Settlers' gathering at Chili with speeches songs and plenty of food. It highlights speaker Mr Simons the bandleader and candidate Congress Mr Cook while recounting local nods to residents and events around Pike Street.
A birthday party for Treva Ream age twelve was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ream on Sunday August 27. Guests from Chicago included Amelia Ball Beulah McHenry Irene Bender and Eldon Staller among others. Activities included speaking singing and games with a piano duet by Mrs Bumgardner. Melons cake with twelve candles and many gifts marked the celebration.
The Van Dusen family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness after bereavement. Special appreciation to Mrs. Etta Donald, Mrs. Lizzie Tharp, and Mrs. Lora Ream for help with the children.
The Denver M. E. Ladies Aid plans a September 8 gathering at the county home of Mrs. Andrew Carson. Mesdames W. B. Carson T. M. Greer and Clinton Eikenberry help entertain. Each attendee will share her favorite recipe.
Classified notice offers six McCormick Shredders in good condition with belts for sale. Contact W. Plummer in Mexico via phone R Rit.
Clifford Kinley of Detroit vacationed at home with Wm Kinley and his wife and brother Willard and sister Mrs Dee Brower. A series of callers and visits followed including many Kinley and Brower family members and a WI crowd attending the Old Settler’s meeting at Chili.
Truman Kotterman and Vi vian and Boyd were Sunday afternoon callers at Thomas DeFabritus and family. Keith Leedy and wife from Chili visited Calvin and Sylvia Leedy Sunday. Mike Heddleson and wife from Chili spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Ira Karns and husband Fern Fisher of Denver visited Mrs. Cary ee. Lee Leedy and wife returned Monday from a trip to California and other western states. Chas Waymire wife and son Merritt and Mrs. David Leedy and son Robert are expected home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown left Denver for a week long trip through Ohio by car visiting relatives and friends. They cover Columbus Grove Bluffton Findlay and Friday head to New London to stay with Mr. and Mrs. J Brown. Miss Ruth Mowrey of Peru spent Saturday evening with Miss Geneva Stover.
Mr and Mrs N B Hunt and their son Marvin traveled to Peru on Tuesday for a tonsil operation performed by Dr Carlson. Marvin recovered well and was expected to be back in good spirits soon with plenty of pep.
Arnold Baldwin of a nearby farm injured his foot Monday when he slipped while in a hay mow and fell about ten feet. A pitchfork driven into the top of his foot caused a painful wound and he is not expected to use the foot for several days.
Advertisement lists Effecto Auto Finish from Jones Howe Peru with galvanized titles and pricing for cans and quantities including 10 at 23c 12 qt 25c and 14 at 29c.
The note extends sincere thanks to the Ladies' Aid for assisting in preparing their little girl for school. Acknowledgment also goes to Mrs. W. G. Shumate and her daughter Helen for their kindness.
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