Tribune Notice of Postal Status in Denver Indiana
The Tribune is recorded as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office with filing date April 12 1897.
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Denver
Indiana
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
3
Local News Highlights Social and Family Updates
Mrs. M F E Murphy improves after illness while Mrs. Charles M Lee visits Huntington with sister Mrs I F Ream. Mrs A M Brown recovers from a short illness. Ralph Powell and Norma Donaldson are both sick. Clarence Raber and wife travel to Peru for dental work. Florence Gail cared for by Smith Tracey. Stockdale home hosts goose dinner with guests. Glen Thoenness and others visit. Omer Lee’s North Town gathering features games, music, prizes won by Glenn Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Raber
Harry Raber
Peru
Smith Tracey
Raber
Florence Gail
Foster Long
Misa Marlee Stockdale
Ina Fouts
C. B. Stockdale
Mr. Stockdale
I. O. Brower
O. Derek
Floyd Yoder
W. T. Lee
Glenn Brown
Paul Donald
Rufus Fisher
Lester Kee
Omer Lee
Arnold Lee
Deedsville New Year Sunday School Names New Officers
Deedsville opens New Year with updated Sunday School classes Sunbeams to Bible Class and assigns new teachers at the Ebenezer S B S and Ebenezer church. Sherman Waymire proposes same officers as last year and is seconded amid reported church activity. Several locals visit relatives and travel between Peru Indianapolis and Chicago. Omega reports thirty seven converts during Rev Cain meetings. Ebenezer F O F holds meeting with new officers January 2 at Perrysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeams
Vivian’ Kotterman
Sylvia Long
Sunshine
Carrie Long
May Brown
Merry Maids
Zema Waymire
Comrades
Charles Waymire
Olfie Karns
Mary Chase
D. Elbert Brown
Sherman Waymire
Cain
Omega
Delbert Tate
Marjorie
Chicago
J. Morrissey
Elizabeth Mills
Peru
H.J. Lee
Mexico
John McGuire
Phillip Leffel
Evanston
Union Township Aims at Stronger Federation This Year
The article notes that Union township plans a stronger federation in the current year, emphasizing increased cooperation and broader participation among local groups. It highlights renewed efforts to unite committees and expand collective initiatives across the community.
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Manifested Union Township
Local Notables and Students Head Home for Holidays
Charles Webster and Eugene LaRue butchered together Thursday. Pugh children quarantined weeks for scarlet fever return to school Monday. Doris Mays visited Mexico school Monday. Rev. Lyon filled Sunday appointment. Lyman Frick visited Kenneth and Kermit Chriswell last week. George Steffys butchered Monday. Frank Gorman traveled to Peru Monday. Beulah and Lacey Baker visited Esther and Ruth Frick Thursday. Loren Black and friends, George Martin and Vernice Bond, return from Ashland College for holidays. Clement Newman on sick list. Carmen and James Webster of Logansport spent holidays with aunt LaRue and grandma Webster. On Wednesday they visited Lyman, Esther and Ruth Frick. Gladys Smithers, after tonsillitis, returned to school Tuesday.
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Rev. Lyon
Lyman Frick
Kenneth
Kermit Chriswell
Loren Black
Lady Friend
George Martin
Vernice Bond
Ashland College
Carmen
James Webster
Logansport
Miller kin host Jesse Miller in Marion visit
Jesse Miller spent Tuesday in Marion visiting his brother Bert Miller and family. He returned home Tuesday evening with his niece Miss Mabel Miller who will stay the winter with her grandmother Mrs. A C Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Miller
Marion
Bert Miller
Mabel Miller
A. C. Miller
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered as Cure
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. One hundred dollars reward offered for any cure it fails to provide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Local Social Visits Include Dague and Brown Families
Mr and Mrs George Dague hosted their holiday guest Mabel Dague from Indianap olis. Glenn Brown and wife Orval Denison and wives from South Bend visited Denver with C O Derek and wife. A M Brown traveled to Indianapolis on business. John Newcombe ill at home on East Harrison Street with long term poor health.
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George Dague
Mabel
Indianapolis
Glenn Brown
Orval Denison
South Bend
Denver
C. O. Derek
John Newcombe
Lewis Gustin
East Harrison Street
Mr. Newcombe
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the Tribune
Dice & Dice, Editors and Publishers
Charles M. Lee
Huntington
I. F. Ream
A. M. Brown
Ralph
Charles Powell
Norma
John Donaldson
Deedsville
Mary Ann Leedy
Mrs. Catharine Waymire
Anna Gerard
Mrs. A. Mays and
Willard Kinley
Marie
Velma
Harry
Mrs
Gilbert Kinley
James Bishop
Amos Bishop
David Leedys
Chas. Waymires
John Overstreets
Esther Leedy
John Leedy
Loren Conner
John Marburger
Garnet
Ava Miller
John Overstreet
Metta Leedy
Mrs. L. F. Leedy
Adelia Leedy
Calvin
Sylvia Leedy
Merritt
Truman Kotterman
Vivian and
Boyd
Oren Kotterman
Chili
William Kannada
Leota
Eugene Mills
Keturah Leedy
Ross Baker
O. FE. Hart and
Ross Robins
Dee Fouts
Frank Arter
Chas, Barr
Talma
Arter
Don Trent
Ed Chase
Calvin Leedy
Chester McCalla
Arley Gilliland
Rochester
Rube Gilliland
Norman Bryan
Kiffe Braver
Nelson Kindig
FE. D. Conner
Wayne
Macy
Mrs. Murphy
Russell Zimmerman
Allen Zimmerman
William Waymire
Catharine Waymire
Sherman and
Vincent DeFabritiis
Emro Brown
Ebenezer 8
Philip Miller
J. W. Butt
Gale Keim
Glen Morrisey
Helen Robins
C. L. Waters
J. N. Baldwin
Richard Robins
Nora Wildman
Harry Kotterman
Tilla Deeds
Union Township F. O. F
Perrysburg
NISCO
IC. Dukes & CO
Charles Webster
Eugene LaRue
Pugh
Doris Mays
George Steffys
Frank Gorman
Beulah
Lacey Baker
Esther
Ruth Frick
Clement Newman
W. Third St
Ind
Dun’s and
Brac Essential Automotive Products Co
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