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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
2
The text records the Tribune Indiana line stating inclusion as second class matter at Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 date.
Lois Wagoner of near Macy visits Elizabeth Mills and Mrs. Ray Knauf and son Lowell. Warren Butt learns of a death in Ohio of his brother Bliss Batt’s son from scarlet fever. High School hosts a reception Wednesday night. Albert Heddison returns from New Mexico to care for his father. Other visits include Mills family and Leedy relatives. Mrs. Sarah Kindig remains ill. C B Lockwood improves farm with tile work. Moody and others travel for business and family gatherings.
A cold and wet spell settles in as residents brace for dreary conditions. Officials urge preparations for rain and gusty winds while commuters adjust plans for hazardous travel and slippery streets.
Weyenberg World Dress Shoes for men and boys promise comfort fit and long service under all weather conditions. These shoes are described as near perfect by modern shoemaking and are available in all sizes at a reasonable price. Visit to try them and find your size.
Mr and Mrs Cheston Long and children Beatrice and Forest of Peru and Master Albert White and sisters visited Mrs Ina Fouts for Sunday dinner. George McEhwee and wife of Peru called on Charles Bax feast and wife and Mrs Sarah Bayless Sunday afternoon. David Rockey and wife and Vernon were guests of Mrs Rockey’s sister Mrs Charles Bayless. Will Raber and wife of Twelve Mile spent Tuesday with Frank Raber and wife.
Mrs Bascom Wolson has the flu. Mrs Lem Buck guest of Mrs Frank Raber Sunday. Wilma Baisbaugh visited Maude Yoder Thursday. George Staller and wife of Mexico called on daughter Mrs Charles Bayless Thursday. They attended the sale at Walter Robers. Mrs Walter Bulsbaugh ill but improving. Union Township Farmers Institute held at Perrysburg last Saturday with talks by Mrs Spindler and Mr Patterson. M S Ladies Aid served dinner. Rev Durysee preached at M I Church Sunday evening. Fern and Ruth Bayless dined with Hazel Yoder. Miss Francis Balsbaugh visited Susie Green. Rhoda Bacon visited Sadie Swank. Frank Raber and wife with Lem Buck and family visited Bayless family Monday evening. Charles Bayless and family moved to Fairmount Indiana Tuesday. Local loss noted as Bayless leave for Fairmount.
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