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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
8
Deedsville community notes a large Christmas tree and elaborate trimmings as the United Brethren plan a festive Sunday evening program. Many local families are mentioned visiting, hosting, and attending church events, with social updates from Macy and Denver area residents.
An advertisement by Jesse Smith of New Jersey promotes Rat-Snap poison for rats. It claims quick kills with ready to use cake form and lists prices 35c 65c and 1.25. The text includes a testimonial style endorsement of the product.
Mrs W F Newbold shopped in Peru Saturday. Earl Dillman hauls wood. Mr and Mrs S D Berger and F S Matthias visited Mr and Mrs P S Sullivan and their son and wife. Elmer Ream and family spent Sunday with Dillmans. Robbinson finished shredding for several firms last week. Billy Beam called in Peru Thursday. G A Berger helped mother butcher Tuesday.
Nice reminders to visit L. C. Dukes & Co for lamps toasters and irons. Charles Long and wife were Sunday dinner guests of Dee Beater and wife near Deeds ville. Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown and Mr and Mrs C L Hollenbeck with two children joined six o clock dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Grimes.
Daniel Baber and wife returned home after visiting daughter Mrs A L Graat in Logansport. Mrs Margaret Grimes stayed with brother T S Trent in Deedsville. Mrs C Derek spent the day with Mrs Grimes' mother. Lee Long and family visited Marion with sister Mrs Roy Marley. Tanine referenced as comfort source. J T Don Donaldson signed note. Mrs Alvena Ream dined with Mrs Sarah Fahl and Miss Emma Berkheiser. other guests included Mrs Ed Thompson Miss Ethel Earhart and Charles.
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