Starts A Mill In Mexico With New Woolen Venture
C H Black of Mexico owner of the local flouring mill near the dam traveled to Peru recently to buy machinery from Kramer Unger Kramer for relocation to Mexico. Al Crowl, ex boss spinner, helps organize the Mexico Woolen Mills Co with Black. A new large building will be erected near the mill and operations expected by mid summer. Capital stock is projected at about 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Black
Mexico
Peru
Kramer, Unger & Kramer
al. Crowl
Mexico Woolen Mills Co
Black
Masonic Lodge Holds Year End Installation Banquet
A Denver and vicinity group attended a Masonic Lodge meeting on Tuesday December 31 with public officer installations and a banquet. Afterward members formed a party to usher in the new year and spent the evening playing progressive dominoes. Attendees included A M Brown C F Fite N B Hunt and C L Alderfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chili
Masonic Lodge
A. M. Brown
C. F. Fite
N. B. Hunt
C. L. Alderfer
Fred Fite
Main Street
Local church notices and illness report from town
Miss Ethel Cover is seriously ill this week and Mrs J E Millican is on the sick list. Roscoe Carson of Indianapolis visited W S Carson and family over Sunday. Rev T A Aspy will preach at the Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening. Mrs J W Newell, assisted by Mrs Joseph Smith and Marie Lonoy, entertained the Methodist Ladies Aid yesterday afternoon. A note on improving health suggests a full recovery soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cover
J. E. Millican
Baptist Church
T. A. Aspy
J. W. Newell
Joseph Smith
Marie
Grandfather Dice Dies at 90 in Erie Township
Michael Dice aged 90 died at his home in Erie township Monday night after long illness with gripe as the immediate cause. A German immigrant who moved to Miami county in 1844, he was a prominent farmer and survived by five children and many grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at United Brethren Church with burial in Shrock Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dice
Erie Township
Mr. Dice
Germany
Miami County
Mrs Staller Dies After Long Illness In South Denver
Mrs Frank Staller died at her home in South Denver Sunday afternoon after months of cancer. She endured suffering with patient hope and a gentle, deep life. She cared for loved ones and served others until health failed. Funeral services were held Tuesday at one o'clock at the Baptist Church conducted by Rev Aspy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Staller
Herr
South
Denver
The
Baptist Church
Rev
Aspy
New Year Celebration at Washington Street Home
Miss Mercedes Newell hosted a New Year Eve gathering for a small group of young guests on Washington Street. The attendees included Edith Baber, Mary Alderfer, Glen Brown, Kenneth Piper, and Earl Baber who enjoyed games, resolutions, a two course supper, fried oysters and cake. The event ended late with warm New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Newell
Washington Street
Edith Baber
Mary Alderfer
Glen Brown
Kenneth Piper
Earl Baber
Funeral for Mrs. Fanny Dell of Marion in Denver
The remains of Mrs. Fanny Dell were brought to Denver Sunday morning via the L E W line. Services were held at Denver Methodist Church at one o'clock conducted by an Adventist minister. Burial followed in Denver I O O F cemetery. Mrs. Dell had resided in Denver and was well known locally. Out-of-town attendees included Burton Wade and family of Berrien Springs Michigan, John Coulter and family of Marion, and Daniel Babs, John Mee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Dell
Marion
Denver
Denver Methodist Church
I. O.C
Sanyo
Daniel Babs
John Ceate Mee
Grand Banquet at Den ver Co operative Telephone Co
New Year’s Eve banquet hosted by the Den ver Co operative Telephone Co at the Cattlow Hotel for employees and families. Menu featured turkey ham oysters cranberry sauce slaw and pies. Waiters Albert Eikenberry and I C Brower led a lighthearted serve and a post dinner smoker followed. attendees listed include Dr Newell A Hikenberry O Armantrout P M Smith Rav er Brower Lewis Maus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Co-operative Telephone Co
Cattlow
W. A. Phillips
Albert Eikenberry
I. C. Brower
Brower
Dr. Newell
A. Hikenberry
O. Armantrout
P. M. Smith
S. D. Raver
H. Lewis
Augustus Maus
Josiah Maus
Louisa Williams
L. C. Dukes
Aces Dukes
Ira Eikenberry
J. M. Fouts
C. Flora
T. J. Rhodes
Laura Stowman
S. W. Gallahan
W. B. Place
Scott Whitmore
A. B. Guyer
Clara Piper
Lois Kline
Grace LaDue
Gage Couple Marks Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary
At their home 220 East Second Street Peru Ind on New Year’s Day 1913 Mr and Mrs B E Gage celebrated their thirtieth anniversary with a pleasant greeting social and a two course dinner. Guests from Logansport Wabash Mexico Bunker Hill near Peru and Peru relatives brought gifts and good wishes for the couple. The event was described as a delightful and memorable bright spot along life’s pathway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Second Street
Peru
Ind
B. E. Gage
Henry Reynolds
Fern Brown
Guge
Mary Rife
Will Crommet
George Gage
Pearl
Logansport
Bruce Watson
Marion
Wabash
Harvey Nell
Kenneth
Mexico
Andy Bucher
Bunker Hill
Matilda Scott
Irene Rite
Nathaniel Rite
Frank Nell
Eddie Roberts
E. M. Gage
Dice couple attend Erie funeral for grandfather Michael Dice
E D Leavitt closed a deal Tuesday selling Bar Stock Farm 584 acres located 1 1/2 miles west of Perrysburg to M Pratt and son of Tipton County for 50000 dollars. The Dice family from Erie attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dice
Erie
Michael Dice
E.D. Leavitt
Bar
Perryburgh
M Pratt and Son
Tipton ,Co
Obituary for Elizabeth V Spencer Marley of Prosser Washington
Mrs. Elizabeth V Spencer Marley died December 15 at 2 30 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs Wm Sloppy in Prosser Washington after a long decline. Born August 14 1829 in New Castle Delaware she married John Marley in 1845 and lived in Indiana before moving to Prosser in 1903. She leaves four children two daughters in Prosser and three sons in Michigan Delaware and Washington along with thirteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at her daughter’s home with Christian Science rites and a solo There Will Be No Night There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Marley
Wm. Sloppy, Prosser
Solo
Marley
Elizabeth V. Spencer
New Castle
Del
John Marley
Miami Co
Indiana
Prosser
Wash
Fire Hall Benefit Picture at Grimes Hall
A benefit cinema at Grimes Hall on January 24 aims to fund the town fire house debt. Proceeds support the Fire Company and honor the builders and volunteers who worked to erect the building. Citizen turnout is urged to ensure a full house and strong support for the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes Hall
Fire Co
Anlderfer
Royaly Entertained at Nellie Murphy Home Near Peru
A throng of about twenty Denver youths gathered Thursday evening at Miss Nellie Murphy's home, three miles north of Peru. They played games and held a corn hunt in which George Rhineberger won the most grains. Graphophone music accompanied refreshments of sandwiches pickles sauce and popcorn. Attendees departed late, pleased with the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Nellie Murphy
Peru
George Rhineberger
Revival Meetings Begin at Denver Brethren Church
Revival services started Monday evening January 6 at the Denver Brethren Church led by Pastor Rev. L G Wood. The writer praises Rev Wood as a strong minister and urges community support for the meetings to yield lasting good through divine guidance.
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Denver Brethren Church
L.G. Wood
Wood
Denver
Robbins Children Recover From Pneumonia Illness
The children of Mr and Mrs Clinton Robbins, previously ill with pneumonia, are much better now following treatment and rest.
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Clinton Robbins
Try It Just Once Bank Ad Prompt
The passage invites readers to start banking with a small deposit and a bank book urging progression and social uplift. It emphasizes ease and social proof and encourages readers to visit today. The tone mirrors a classic promotional ad urging immediate action.
Deedsville Farm Institute Draws Local Guests
The Deedsville Farmer's Institute held January 3 at the U B Church attracted local residents and relatives visiting from nearby towns. Attendees included Miss Mettie Leedy of Huntington and guests such as the Leedy, Hill, and Marburger families, with multiple Sunday dinners and family visits noted across the community.
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Farmer's Institute
U. B
Deedsville
Mettie Leedy
Huntington
L. Leedy
Lollie Clemans
Birmingham
James O. Clemany
Charles Maranda
Kokomo
Conrad Knauff
Wilbur Baldwin
Kansas City
J. N. Baldwin
Maud Marburger
Gilead
Zartman
Fay
Mausaline
Esther Leedy
Glen Huston
E. G. Marburger
Verna
Hazel Hill
T. W. Murden
G. FE. Carruthers
Elmer D. Conner
Elgie Mays
Twelve Mile
Joseph Marburger
Elkhart
Truman Kefferman
Pearl Olds
Harve Norris
Mary Karn
Allen Zimmerman
G. E. Leedy
Celesta Karn
Charles Horton
Wagoner
Dee Brower
Ivan and
Avery
Noah Cover
Family
Card Of Thanks From Denver Community
To the people of Denver for their kindness in helping at the funeral of Mrs. Dell wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
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LeWis Gustin
Undertaker
Roscoe Carson
Indianapolis
W.S. Carson and Family
Varedonir
Grandfather Dice
Royaly
Farmers Bank
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