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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
Denver location events include an Epworth meeting at 10 30 with B Stockdale superintendent and a 4 00 and 7 00 service. W Park is pastor. Chili event lists E Carronhoof superintendent. Baptist church announces 9 30 school and Wednesday prayer at 7 30 with Pastor Goxpen. Public invited.
Public invited to all services at Grethren Church with study at 9 30 a m in the tower led by Pastor A T Wrrtox.
A former pastor named Erlougher returns to ministry after a brief stay at home in Minne. He served at a union church and is noted as having aided Dene people and others who have passed on to the Great.
The Independents defeated a rival school team 30 to 15 in a fast, closely contested gymnasium game this season. A large crowd watched the tight scoring and quick plays highlight the matchup between the two high school squads.
A terse obituary notes the death of Harter, with fragmented details indicating a northeast of Denver reference and unclear personal identifiers. The brief item records the passing without extensive context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe electric current, a Redmon family, possible private setting, and a person named Hendorfer. It mentions Mrs. Redmon and references light or illumination in a terse, unclear context. The readable items suggest a local notice or diary fragment about electricity usage.
After Christmas visits at home several youths leave for campuses. Treva and Olivia Dukes head to Indiana University Bloomington and University of Michigan Ann Arbor. Alma Dukes returns to Van Wert Ohio. Grace Harper to Elkhart. Russell Eikenberry, Russell Haines and Robert Fouts head to University of Illinois Champaign. Wayne Miller returns to Purdue University.
The Tribune announces a method to indicate expired subscriptions by placing an X on accounts this week. Readers should visit to renew promptly. the paper notes few subscribers fall far behind and thanks them for paying bills to keep the newspaper running as 1922 begins.
Washington dispatch reports newly appointed postmasters must attend schools to learn public interaction, community relations, handling complaints, and mail security. Central accounting post offices will designate state schools for second and third class postmasters under the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
Robert, son of Mr and Mrs Dow Trent, fractured his right arm at the elbow after slipping down part of the stairs at his East Harris Street home Monday. A bone was dislocated and Dr Waymire set the limb then sent him to Peru for X rays to check for further injuries. Bobby is recovering but will be unable to use the arm for some time.
Glenn Brown and wife Oscar Brown and wife and F D Guinn and wife enjoyed a fine turkey dinner at the new home of Drs and Mrs E S Waymire. The evening was described as very delightful and cordial.
On Thursday December 29 Mr and Mrs William P Balsbaugh celebrated their golden wedding at home on West Washington Street with a noon dinner. Nineteen relatives attended including Elmer Balsbaugh Walkerton Ind Albert Ault family Elmer Berkheiser Mexico Ralph Eckerley Peru Ovid Lane Kokomo and others. The family totals four daughters three sons sixteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Revival services begin at the Denver Methodist Church on Saturday evening with a watch party. Each night at 7 000 o clock the pastor Rev H W Park leads services joined by Rev Golden of the Baptist Church and Rev Wirich of the Brethren Church who attended the opening. Ronk of Warsaw sang a solo and the trio led the congregation in song in an inspiring start. The pastor seeks strong local support to ensure the effort's success.
Mrs George L Fouts of Chili was brought to Peru on Saturday night for an appendicitis operation and gallstone removal at City Hospital. She endured the procedure well and is reported recovering at the Peru Chronicle notes.
Denver Electric Light and Power Co offers wiring of all kinds, bang fixtures, install motors, and related electrical work at low prices with guaranteed service. Call for estimates.
Automobile owners may have license plate applications collected in correct form by a mobile agent. Bring certificate of title and all usual items of information. The agent will visit branches or convenient locations to process your 1922 license plate needs.
Mrs Margaret Grimes and her mother Mrs Trent of Denver visited Dow Trent and family near Deedsville for Christmas Day. Also present were T S Trent wife and daughter Mirian and Ed Chase and family. The gathering featured a lovely dinner.
Financial statement shows total resources and total liabilities both at negative 188 782 64 with an expiry date for the commission set on March 11 1922.
From Culver Indiana on December 30 1921 a Lake Maxinkuckee correspondent records wild but mild weather forming a thin ice layer on the lake Christmas cheer and student departures from Culver Military Academy. The East Side Methodist Sunday School reports 55 scholars and gifts. Cap Finny sells boats funds donated to the church. Cap Finny plans to quit boating and farm for Mrs Morman with a new home and furnishings. New Year meetings begin. Santa visits Sunday School with candy. Local figures include Harnest Benedict, Cap Finny, Walter Vanskoik, and the Woolley family.
The Denver Parent Teachers Club will hold a regular meeting next Tuesday evening in the school house. A good speaker and an arranged program invite all citizens to attend as the club works for school uplift.
Mrs Ed Pontius of Miami visited Denver over the weekend as guest of her daughter Mrs Fred Cover and family. Her grandson Wayne Cover joined, returning home for school Monday. Mrs John Raber returned from Walton after visiting her mother and friends. Albert and family returned to New Liberty Ky after a stay in Denver with N Hunt and family. Bert Goff and family concluded a week with his parents in Walton before heading home.
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