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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
5
OC B Stockdale announces Sunday School at Denver at 9 30 am Epworth League at 6 pm Presbyterian John L Sunday Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 pm Pastor H W Park leads the church events in the Denver church lineup
Caint M E Crureu announces Sunday School at Chili at 9 30 a m with L V Doud as superintendent Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m inviting everyone to all services
Sunday school begins at 9 30 led by Omer E Zook Supt. Preaching at 10 30 and again at 7 30 in the evening. B Y P U at 6 30 with topic The Glorious Gains of Fidelity Rev 2 1 10 Leader Emma Gallahan Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Romans 6 You are cordially invited to attend these services Pastor C F Gotpen
The Brethren Church announces Bible study at 9:30 a.m. led by N. B. Brower, superintendent, with sermons at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Bible study Tuesday evening at 7:00. Public invited. Pastor W. F. Johnson.
Denver mourns the death of Mrs. John Garst who died at her Somerset home last Thursday after paralysis she could not recover from. She was the mother of Mrs. O A Kessler and her husband, who moved to Somerset to care for her aged parents. Funeral services were held Sunday with burial in the Vernon cemetery in Wabash County.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Denver Methodist Church will meet at Mrs J W Newell's home next Wednesday afternoon January 8. Mesdames Foster Long Rhoda Rhineberger J T Donaldson and Alonzo Burns assist Miss Newell in hosting. A prepared program promises good attendance. Roll call will be answered with a quotation from The Psalm of Life.
The Brethren Women's Missionary Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. John Smeltzly's home next Thursday afternoon January 4 at 2:00. Miss Emma Berkheiser will lead the gathering and a good attendance is desired.
The Busy Workers Class of the M. E. Sunday School was delightfully entertained at teacher Mrs. Lulu Gustin’s home Tuesday afternoon. Games contests and music filled the party a Christmas tree with a gift for each guest and refreshments of popcorn and candy were served sixteen guests attended
At a Sunday evening meeting on December 24 the M. E. Sunday School elected officers for the coming year. Positions include Superintendent Lee Long, Assistant L. C. Dukes, Secretary Blanche Powell, Treasurer Noble Hunt, Librarian Charley Wade, Pianist Pearl Smith, Chorister Mrs. Lee Long, Home Department Sup't Mrs. George Smith, Cradle Roll Sup't Mrs. Lee, Missionary Sup't Mrs. Ina Fouts, Temperance Sup't Mrs. Powell, Primary Sup't Mrs. Chas. Long.
At 172 E 3rd Street Peru on Sunday December 24 Mr and Mrs W H Howes and daughter Evelyn hosted a Christmas party. Guests included Mrs Emma Tharp Denver Mr and Mrs W E Howes and daughter Ruth Logansport and Mr and Mrs Charles Howes Kansas. A bountiful noon dinner and festive decor completed a day remembered as a bright life moment.
At the drawing held December 27, 1922 the following were declared winners in the official redistribution. The record lists the winning names and amounts as read aloud by the official. Checks or awards to be issued to the named recipients.
Annabelle Warner wife of QO S Warner died at home west of Perrysburg Indiana after a long cancer battle. She was over fifty. Funeral services were held at Perrysburg Baptist Church with Rev C F Golden officiating and burial in Mexico cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Acel Dukes and daughter Olivia hosted Christmas Day dinner for guests including Mrs Harriet Miller and her children Richard and Hazel from Denver, Mrs Nettie Hurst of Peru and her two daughters Mercedes Hurst of Indiana University and Grace Hurst of Chicago, and Mrs Nettie Miller of Gilead. Albert Baker and wife of South Whitley visited J H S Cunningham and family from Tuesday to Wednesday afternoon.
A period piece urging readers to embrace Christmas goodwill and face the coming year with courage. It contrasts joy and hardship, notes torn homes and new beginnings, and encourages gratitude, resilience, and hopeful planning for a brighter year ahead.
Notice declares hunting trapping or trespass on lands owned or controlled by us forbidden with prosecution for offenders. Signatories include Henry Lewis Edgar Lewis H M Mohler George Bumiller I C Brower S D Raber Dora E Place R S Place Omer See Chas O Derck.
Lee Hay of Denver area received a box of fine oranges as a Christmas gift from his California based brother. Merritt Murphy and wife also got a box of oranges and grapefruit sent from Florida for the holiday season.
A Nebraska style column recalls real winter with temperatures from 6 below to 26 below, notes a Christmas shop push, and reports Armour area events. It recounts a Lake Andes bridge meeting, a humorous pastor incident, cattle news, and civic jokes. The piece highlights Sakakawea the Bird Woman and her role with Lewis and Clark with Dr Doane Robinson's remarks. The night temp rises to 10 above, framing regional weather as healthful.
The A Grube Co announces its big January Clearing Sale in Logansport starting next Wednesday January 3. For fourteen years this sale has drawn large crowds from Cass and nearby counties offering real value and reduced prices on desirable merchandise. The Denver Tribune readers are invited to attend.
Sheriff-elect Charles Cunningham selects Gary H. Miller of Richland township as deputy. Miller, 37, son of late Abraham C. Miller who died in Denver, has roots in Jackson township. Miller is praised for steady habits and good character as Cunningham begins a careful administration with citizen support.
Mr and Mrs James Staller hosted a merry Christmas dinner and party at their home on Sunday. A decorated tree and Santa Claus amused the children as guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Shafer and son Walter and grandson Louis Haines with their family, Claud Haines and family, and Louis George family.
The stockholders of Citizens State Bank of Denver Indiana will meet at the bank office on Tuesday January 2 1923 for election of directors and other business. Polls open at 1 30 PM. Noble B Hunt cashier.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church will meet next Thursday afternoon January 4 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ream with Mrs. Vera Kinsey as leader. Each member is asked to choose a Bible verse as a resolution for the new year.
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