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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
5
P M Smith and colleagues filed a revised petition after the county rejected the first for not linking to a public highway. The new plan seeks a road paralleling Vandalia tracks from a street near Mr Guise’s home to a west Denver road, promising substantial local benefit.
Members of the Denver I. O. O. F. Lodge held a banquet at their hall on Saturday evening after the regular meeting. Oysters were served and attendees reported a very enjoyable time.
L M Buck of Perrysburg trans acted business in Denver Friday. People wonder what was the matter with some of the Denver young men Christmas evening. Marion Kreider and Mr. Duchess of Peru were in Denver over Christmas. OB Andrews and family were guests of Mrs. Andrews parents ME Murphy and family from Saturday to Wednesday.
Quiet ceremony at the M E Parsonage united O M Zimmerman of Fort Wayne and Edna Dewald of Deedaville in the presence of Grover Dewald Alsbaugh and Mrs M Cook. The couple will reside in Fort Wayne where Zimmerman works as an underwriter.
Burton Green of Perrysburg traveled to Denver for a holiday visit Friday. In Detroit Michigan Mrs Fry and son Bert Roy Fry and wife and Miss Zoe Harrison of Peru spent Christmas with John Dewald and family.
Poem line at year end urging ring out old ways and ring in the new. Calls for justice peace and virtue as society hopes for renewal. References to bells, disease, wars, and the Christ to be. Maintains solemn reflective tone.
The Xmas program at the Baptist church drew a packed house with careful child drill and a memorable St Nicholas scene. Methodist church audiences witnessed a large, appreciative crowd for a Moses tableau and pantomime program lasting about forty minutes, well timed and smoothly executed.
A notice invites readers to obtain a vest pocket notebook and calendar by sending four one cent stamps to D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington DC. The 44 memo pages include 1912 and 1918 calendars, city populations from 1910 census, state data on populations areas and electoral votes, party representation in Congress, and practical household and law information. The book would cost 24 cents in stores.
The Brethren Sunday School elected officers: Augustus Maus as Superintendent, Edith Orr as Secretary, Chars Eikenberry as Treasurer, Reathen Fishburn as Organist, and Goldie Fouts as Chorister.
Jacob W Dice and son Howard of Peru hosted by L H Dice and wife Thursday evening. Trustee Charles Simons trans Joseph Warren and wife spent Christmas with relatives Joseph Smiths. Visitors include John Smith and wife near Gilead. Jefferson town ship and county schools closed Friday for Christmas vacation lasting to January 2. LH Dice received a watch fob and scarf pin from pupils at Mexico. Mr Ohmart and Miss Dixon also noted with pins and a cut glass water set.
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