07 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
1
The Epworth League held its monthly business meeting at Dukes home on Monday evening. A large turnout of members and officers attended. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed a very pleasant evening despite the weather.
Girls placed as losers in the BYPU event were entertained royally at a turkey banquet held Tuesday evening at the Baptist parsonage. A film program followed at the church with home members performing all acts except Mr Kader of Peru, Associated President of the BYPU. All reported a fine evening.
Obituary note from Denver Lodge No. 537 I O O F and Excelior Tent No 15 KOTM grieving the death of Henry M Overly. Resolutions pledge mourning drape of lodge colors for 30 days and sympathy to the bereaved family. Public notice to Denver Tribune. Adapted January 4 1909 and January 5 1909.
Simon Burkholder born Ohio January 1 1855 died January 2 1909 at age 53 with wife Alice and daughter, two brothers and two sisters surviving. Ray Schutzbaugh of Perrysburg died of pneumonia aged 18 with funeral held Wednesday. other family members ill. Mrs Frank Smith of Chili died Monday night with funeral on Wednesday.
Sunday School at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 from Epworth church. Evening services include Epworth League devotional at 6 00 and preaching at 7 00. Thursday prayer meeting starts at 7 00.
The Shix store ends its season sale with every department cleared of odds and ends and broken lots. Merchandise is arranged in bargain lots with plain price figures, offering items at a fraction of their real worth after the holidays.
Readable sale ad lists heavy discounts on dry goods including unbleached muslin gingham and flannel yardage, children's hosiery and mitts, coats in assorted fabrics, furs and hats, shoes, and rubber goods. Specific prices noted for per yard fabrics, coats and footwear, with emphasis on clearance and last chance values.
The remains of Henry Overly who died at his Port Thursday home after a week with lockjaw were moved to Denver Monday and taken to his sister Mrs Derek s home. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at one o clock in the Baptist church at North Manchester conducted by Rev Sanders. Mr Overly was well known in the community and once served as trustee of Jefferson township. A wife and daughter survive him.
Local page notes William Baldwin securing Rollin Nham of Elkhart as experienced baker to handle his baking needs. The announcement highlights the new bakery venture and invites readers to visit.
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