Tribune entry note for Denver Indiana post office
The Tribune notes its entry as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 marking its stamp of publication status for mail distribution and archival filing.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
3
The Tribune notes its entry as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 marking its stamp of publication status for mail distribution and archival filing.
Omer Zook ill this week. Peru shoppers, Thanksgiving visits, and many local guests. Denver residents and nearby farms host or attend family gatherings with long lists of names. Advertisements note Tanlac remedy, auto top shop services, and sale bills available at The Tribune Office.
Denver Indiana town trustees require the Vandalia Railroad Co. to install electric crossing lights on Yorick Emmons and Bond streets in Denver. Lights must be 100 candle power and stay on during train passages and 30 minutes before at night. Enforcement carries fines up to 25 dollars, with daily offenses as separate violations. In force after publication in the Denver Tribune between December 1 and 8, 1921. Signed Foster Long president and L H Dice clerk.
The Board of Trustees of Denver Indiana in Miami County orders the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Co. to install and maintain electric crossing lights at Harrigan Bond and Emmone streets. Lights must be at least 100 candle-power and active during train passages and for 30 minutes before and after at night. Violations incur a daily fine of $5.00 per offense after December 4.
Dr and Mrs EB S Waymire hosted Thanksgiving at their home with the McGrew family from south of Peru joining Mr and Mrs W H McGrew, their sister and family, and other relatives including Dr and Mrs R J McElwee and daughter Marilyn of Indianapolis. Herbert Jr from Chicago sent greetings by telegram. The McGrew party extended weekend visits to Peru and Rochester.
Dr Rendel and family spent Thanksgiving with his mother. Miss Mable Kinzie and John Kraning were married Thanksgiving Day. There will be an entertainment at the school house Friday December 2 with a chicken supper, basketball game Jefferson Tp High vs Butler Tp High, and a minstrel show to raise funds for a Victrola and records.
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