Denver Sunday School and church services schedule
MM. B. Church in Denver holds Sunday School at 9 30 a m with B Stockdale superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 with Epworth League at 6 and preaching at 7 led by H W Pann. Cain M E Croven in Chili offers Sunday School at 9 30 with London School superintendent H W Parx pastor. Everyone invited to all services.
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Denver
B. Stockdale
Epworth League
H. W. Pann
Chili
London School
Baptist Church Sunday School and Prayer Meeting Schedule
The Waggoner TM leader leads the Sunday School and Y P U at the Baptist Church. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday evening at 7 30. Acts 16 verse cited. Pastor C F Gorpen invites the public to all services. Service times listed as 9 30 and 6 00.
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Waggoner
C. F. Gorpen
Brethren Church Bible Study and Services Schedule
The Brethren Church invites the public to Bible study at 9 30 a m with N B Brower and worship services led by Pastor A T Winrick. The note lists the study time and pastor for the gathering in September.
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B. Brower
Mary E Baltimore Dies in Chili Indiana at 79
Mrs Mary E Baltimore aged 79 died Tuesday at her Chili Indiana home after a five day pneumonia illness. She was born in Rush county daughter of James and Eliza Jones and had six sisters and three brothers. She married William Watson, then James Baltimore and lived near Chili. Funeral was at the M E Church in Chili Thursday at one oclock with burial in Chili Cemetery. She leaves two sisters and one brother Frank Jones Amanda Deal and Mrs Frank Black. She was a member of Paw Paw M E Church.
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Mary E. Baltimore
Chili
Miami Co
Ind
James
Eliza Jones
Rush County
Wm. Watson
James Baltimore
Baltimore
Mr. Baltimore
Frank Jones
Rich Valley
Amanda Deal
North Manchester
Frank Black
Neat Roan
M. E. Church
Paw Paw
M. E
Chili Cemetery
Cook for Congress candidate announces May primary
Hon Samuel E Cook of Huntington seeks renomination in Minami County for Congress. A Democrat who ran two years ago, he emphasizes experience and public life service. Supporters urge Democratic voters to back him at the May 2 primary for the November contest.
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Samuel E. Cook
Huntington
Minami County
Cook
11Th District
Fragmentary note on insurance and assistance in Indiana
A damaged excerpt discusses insurance types including fire wind life or accident. It mentions someone named Reed and an Indiana context with an implication of assistance, but the fragmentary text lacks clear event details or outcomes. The readable parts suggest a cautious note about securing insurance before needing it.
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Reed
Return to Decatur After Months of Illness
Mrs. Edgar Lewis returned to Decatur Indiana on Friday with her husband after six months in Denver recovering from a serious illness and operation at Fort Wayne St. Joe Hospital. They will do light housekeeping in a new Decatur home and are grateful for care from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis.
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Denver
St. Joe
Fort Wayne
Edgar Lewis
Decatur
Ind
Henry Lewis
Lewis
Attendance at Denver M. E. Third Quarterly Conference
Henry Whisler ferried many Denver M. E. Church members to Chili for the Third Quarterly Conference at the Chili M. E. Church. He used a motor hack to transport Denver high school pupils, joined by Rev. Park and his brother Benson in Ford cars, after Sunday School, to attend the morning services.
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Henry Whisler
Denver M. E
Chili
Denver Charge
Zooks to Logansport for Chiropractic Practice
Mr and Mrs Elbert Zook leave Denver for Logansport to establish their chiropractic practice in several rooms. They will stay with Mrs Zooks sister family W E Howes and daughter Ruth while son Raymond remains a Logansport High School student. They plan to move household goods later and express best wishes from the community.
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Elbert Zook
Denver
Logansport
Zooks
Second Community Sale at Kirby Barn Denver Indiana
The notice advertises the second Big Community Sale at the old Kirby Barn in Denver Indiana on Saturday February 1th with horses cattle stock and miscellaneous articles for sale. Entries can be listed by February 7th. The event date is repeated as Saturday February 11th by Jesse Miller & Co.
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Old Kirby Barn
Denver
Indiana
Jesse Miller & CO
Board of Thanks for Fire Department Aid
Through the columns of the Tribune I desire to thank the Denver Fire Department for their prompt and efficient service in putting out the roof fire which threatened my home Saturday evening. Mrs Mary Ery.
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The
Tribune
Denver Fire Department
Mary Ery
Logansport Trip Noted For Ray Grval and Wife
Ray Grval and his wife motored to Logansport Sunday. The brief item records their outing with scant additional details due to damaged text.
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Ray Grval
Logansport
Farmer writes to Secretary Wallace urging credit reform
Denver Indiana January 26 1922 farmer Stockdal e congratulates Secretary Wallace on supporting American agriculture. He urges federal and banking laws to reduce loan interest and taxes for farmers and argues for credit access to restore a solid agricultural foundation. He shares personal losses from WWI farming and calls for nation wide action.
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Denver
Ind
Y Wallace
Agriculture Department
Washington, D. C
Mother Earth
Indianapolis News
United States
Congress
Noother
League of Nations
Baptist Sunday School Class Elects Officers and Renames
The young ladies class at Baptist Sunday School elected Esther Guise as president and Emma Gallahan as vice president. Louise Franks became secretary treasurer and chorister, Edna Benedict as assistant chorister, Nellie Waggoner as reporter, with Mrs A C Cunningham as class adviser. The class adopted the name Gleaners with lily as its flower and white and green as colors. Reapers Are Needed sung as the class song. Next meeting set for Miss Edna Benedict’s home on February 19th.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
A. C. Cunningham
Esther Guise
Emma Gallahan
Sec’y.Treas
Louise Franks
Ass’t
Edna Benedict
Nellie Waggoner
A. ©. Cunningham
Helen Benedict
Ruth Ream
Community Sale Big Success in Denver
The sale by Jesse Miller & Co. in Denver last Friday drew a large crowd and sold twenty head of horses seven head of cattle and various items. Revenue ranged between two and three thousand dollars with good prices. Another sale is planned at the same location on Saturday February 11. List items with the firm by Tuesday February 7 for inclusion.
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Jesse Miller & Co
Denver
Usfon
Vth
Surprise Birthday Party For Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown
A Sunday evening gathering at the A M Brown home on Washington Street celebrated Miriam Brown and Glenn Brown on their birthdays. About thirty guests attended and presented Miriam with an linen table cloth and Glenn with kid gloves. Music games and refreshments followed the gifts.
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Glenn Brown
A. M. Brown
Washington Street
Miriam
Glenn
Foster Long Injured By Kick From Team Horse At Local Sale
Last Friday Foster Long was kicked on the leg by a horse brought to the Kirby barn for the Jesse Miller & Co Community Sale. The injury is very painful and he has been confined to his home, with hopes of a quick recovery and return to activity.
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Foster Long
Kirby Barn
Jesse Miller & Co
Mr. Long
Foster
Beatrice Long to Attend Indiana University After School Moves
Miss Beatrice Long of Peru visited relatives in Denver last week. She left Peru Sunday for Bloomington to study at Indiana University on Monday, choosing Indiana over Muncie Normal for courses not available at Muncie, aiming to take up studies.
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Beatrice Long
Peru
Ina Fouts
Denver
Beatrice
Bloomington
ateTndigna University
Muncie Normal
Indiana Thiefty
Muncie
Pioneer resident Charles Grumpp Sr dies at 88 in Pettys ville
Charles Grumpp Sr a Baden Germany native born May 11 1833 dies after a stroke at home in Pettys ville aged 88 years 8 months 14 days He served as a Civil War bugler Heoutlived by wife Barbara Moore his ten children twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus many friends.
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Charles Grumpp
Pettysville
Baden
Germany
Catharine King
Charles Grumpp, Jr
Wabash County
Albert
William
Chico
Cali
Jacob
George
Henry
Johnny
Lewis
Peru
Samuel W
Helper
Utah
Alice Latta
Chili
Levi
Denver
Barbara Moore
Married in Mexico features Perrysburg couple
Ray E. Bunnell aged 21 and Maude A. Yoder aged 19, both of Perrysburg, wed Saturday at the M E parsonage in Mexico with Rev. Oscar B. Lyon officiating. The couple will reside with the groom's parents and a large dinner was held Sunday in their honor amid Congratulations from relatives and friends.
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Ray E. Bunnell
Maude A. Yoder
Perrysburg
M. E. Parsonage
Mexico
Oscar B. Lyon
Bunnell
the Tribune
Nancy Webster of Near Mexico Dies at 63
Nancy Isabelle Webster 63 widow of Henry Webster died Tuesday at 1 45 AM at the family residence east of Mexico after three weeks illness from diabetes. Funeral services will be Thursday at 1 PM conducted by Rev. Lyon from the residence. Burial in Metea cemetery Cass county. Survived by daughters Mrs Emma A Lareau and Charles M Webster both of Mexico brother Angelina Kennell Logan sport and George St. Claire Peru.
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Nancy Isabelle Webster
Henry Webster
Mexico
Charles M. Webster
Angelina Kennell
Logansport
George St. Claire
Peru
Peru Baker Harry Kline Takes New Terre Haute Post
Harry Kline, long employed at Burkhart Bakery in Peru, left last week for Terre Haute to join Beal Bakery. Beal previously ran a Peru bakery before moving to Terre Haute. Kline, hired by Beal, quickly began work and friends in Terre Haute celebrate his advancement.
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Harry Kline
Burkhart
Peru
Terre Haute
Beal Bakery
Beal
Harry
Terre Haury
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MM. B. Church
Cain M. E. Croven
H. W. Parx
Brethren Church
A. T. Winrick
Edling
QO. B. Stockdale
Sec'y. Wallace
Nancy Webster
Near
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