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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
6
Denver church offers Sunday School at 9 30 with C B Stockdale superintendent Epworth League at six Prayer Meeting Thursday seven thirty Pastor H W Park Gran M E Carrell Sunday School Chili nine thirty London School superintendent Preaching at ten thirty in morning and seven in evening
The Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9:30 and evening sessions at 6:00. All participants in the Christmas entertainment are asked to stay after Sunday School for practice. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 7:30. Public is invited. Pastor C. F. Gotpen extends the invitation.
Bible study at 9 30 p m led by N B Brower superintendent preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m public invited to all services A T Wrrtck is pastor
The Watkins Man offers perfume powder vanishing cream shaving cream and Grandpa's soap for sisters parents and sweetheart. The Garda Line advertises quality and a Watkins salesman with phone access at 17 N.-L. Franks arrives from out of town.
Mrs Milton Gallahan, who has been seriously ill for nine weeks, is improving and hopes to sit up in a few days. She has been staying at her parents home, Mr and Mrs Frank Daniel, since leaving the hospital after a serious operation. Her friends are glad to hear of her progress.
Eleven township chairmen will meet at the county agent's office on December 17 to plan February institutes. Programs will be drafted for pamphlet use at all gatherings. First institute in Richland at Chili on January 31, with nine more in coming weeks across Perry Mexico Allen Washington Butler Clay Deer Creek Union and Erie townships. George F. Ashton of Erie is the county institute chairman.
John H. Losher an old resident of Allen township died Thursday night at age seventy nine after retiring from farming. A native of Olio he leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services were held at Macy at 10:30 Sunday forenoon with interment in Macy cemetery.
Jefferson Township High School basketball lost to Roaan 14 to 18 last Friday showing Roaan has a strong team. A prior game a week earlier against Butler High School ended 7 to 39 in Jefferson Two High School favor.
Postonsit Child’s Rockers Cedar Chests and rocking chairs featured in a holiday display. A fine line includes Foot Stools and other wooden furniture items advertised by El Gustin’s Furniture Store.
Brief notice notes electrical work advancing in a local wiring project. Crews conduct standard installations and inspections as part of broader infrastructure improvements. Local officials emphasize safety and adherence to codes throughout the duration of the work.
The Denver Brethren Church closed a two week revival series Sunday with no conversions but notes community benefit. Pastor Wirick attended his ill wife in South Bend, shortening the meeting. Rev. Epley of Huntington led the singing.
A C Miller, a highly esteemed Denver citizen, lies near death at his home on East Harrison Street after months of illness. He has been bedridden for weeks and unconscious most of this week, with death expected shortly. His many friends extend their sympathy to the bereaved family.
Mrs. George Young hosted an announcement party at 119 East Third St Peru to reveal the August 6 marriage of Miss Esther Mildred Young to Lyman L. Hann. The couple will reside in Mexico after December 15 with a newly furnished home. Mr. Hann recently served as principal at the Denver school and the couple plan to celebrate with friends in Mexico.
The Sunday School of the Denver Methodist Church will host a Christmas program on Friday evening December 23 at 7:00. Old Saint Nick plans to attend and greetings are expected from a full house of children and adults. The committee promises an engaging program.
The Baptist Church prepares a Christmas program for Christmas Eve starting at 7 30. A Christmas tree laden with presents will feature the evening and it is hoped Santa Claus will arrive on time to share in the event.
R. S. Place visited Indianapolis last week and had his tonsils removed by Dr. A. A. Eikenberry, noted eye ear nose and throat specialist. Place is recovering well and should soon enjoy good health as before.
A Christmas cantata event invites attendance at Chili Baptist Church on Friday December 23. The program titled Community Contata promises festive carols and seasonal songs for attendees.
Notice states gravel payments and hauling arrangements will be made at Citizens State Bank in Denver Indiana. Receipts for payment should be collected at the bank.
A. L. Graal arrived in Denver with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baber and returned to Logansport in the Babers car. They later traveled to Indian spa ll to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baber and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stewart. Mrs. William Groat hosted dinner with Mrs. Mary E Cor.
The M. E. Aid Society met with Mrs. Acel Dukes on Wednesday afternoon December 7. Mrs. Dukes was assisted by Mrs. A J Lang Mrs. W H Kirkpatrick Mrs. C C Pyle and Miss Sue Fisher. The gathering featured a beautiful Christmas tree with gifts for all, dainty refreshments, and a social hour.
Woolleytown residents recall Christmas orders and a cheerful hog butchering day on Pike Street. The event drew Ott Murphy and neighbors from Peru Denver and Dutch Street, with 2000 pounds of hogs processed and meals shared. Local recovery notes mention Lon Donald Harvey Dewald and Dr O B Andrews attendees. Claude Bridegroom buys corn and plans fishing next summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lee and children Loren and Hoban were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Marker and sons Robert and Richard in Peru.
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