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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
3
A regional help desk seeks ideas to address a gifting puzzle. Respondents are asked to share practical solutions, timelines, and potential partners to streamline charitable giving and reduce delays in distribution of gifts.
Miss Sylvia Alderfer is on the sick list this week. Frank Staller of Peru visited in Denver Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Davis have been on the sick list for several days. J. W. Newcombe remains ill. Mrs. W. W. Kirby is improving after a fall on the ice. Earl Murphy and family visited his parents Sunday. Henry Donald of Marion spent Sunday in Denver with his wife and daughters Marie and Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Redman of Courter were entertained at Mrs. F. M. Redman’s Sunday. Mrs. Joseph Warren, once ill, is now about the home. Edith and Caroline Van Dusen were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Franks. Mrs. Betty Norris of Rochester was in Denver visiting friends. Cleve Staller and wife near Perrysburg were guests of David Rockey. M. E. Murphy was on the sick list with sciatic rheumatism but improved. Mrs. Tell Murphy of Roosevelt, Wisconsin, visiting local residents, stayed with Mrs. A. L. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowser near Bunker Hill also present.
W E Burke promotes chiropractic care in Peru Indiana offering electrocity massage and Swedish movements for all diseases acute or chronic. Consultation and examination free. Lady attendant. Hours 9 to 11 am and 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. North Broadway opposite McCaffrey's Store. Phone 1342. Residence 1286.
Mrs J Mason of Virginia says Rat-Snap cost 1 25 for five cakes and shows many dead rats, claiming savings on chicks eggs and feed. The product dries rats with no smell and is sold guaranteed by L C Dukes Co and J T Donaldson in 35¢ 65¢ and 1 25 sizes.
Peru shop Ager and Wiseley at 26 West Third Street advertises repair of auto tops and side curtains with prompt service and parts.
Mrs Rex Dotterer of Peru spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Bryan Black. Mr and Mrs Lee Long and daughter Kathryn visited Peru with Mrs Long's parents. The little son of Mr and Mrs Charles Confer is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. The piece notes Tanlae sales records and mentions J T Donaldson and W E Raber. Emma McCoy traveled from Denver to Galveston for a cousin's funeral.
Quite a few from this vicinity were in Peru Saturday. Many neighbors visited relatives and friends across the area including Dewald, Ream, and Berger families. Several reported illness with colds. woodcutting and logging activity noted along with social calls and Sunday visits.
A former notice from L. H. Dice offers to collect an applicant’s 1922 automobile license plate form at the Branch Office. Bring certificate of title and standard information. A brief, practical advisory for car owners seeking plate issuance.
Miss Emma Gallahan was a Sunday guest of Miss Pearl Smith, visiting and sharing an afternoon in the household.
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