Denver and Chili Sunday School and Sermon Schedule
The notice lists Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. in Denver under Supt C B Stockdale with H W Park as pastor and preaching at 7:00 p.m. It also notes Sunday School at Chili at 9:30 a.m. under London School Supt with H W Parx as pastor and preaching at 10:30 a.m. B Y P U at 6:00 p.m. The public is invited to all services. C F Goupen, Pastor.
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Denver
B. Stockdale
M. E. Crurci
Chili
London School
H. W. Parx
C. F. Goupen
A. T. Winick
Brethren Church Bible Study and Services Schedule
The Brethren Church invites the public to Bible study at 9 30 a m with N B Brower as superintendent. Preaching follows at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m conducted by Pastor A T Winick.
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B. Brower
Indiana University to teach opera by wireless next week
At Indiana University Bloomington a new education method uses wireless opera concerts from the Chicago Grand Opera Company for a modern opera course. Dr. R R Ramsey and Dean Merrill with John L Geiger will present and credit will be given. The campus may see extra seats filled as nonstudents seek seats. The station also receives Pittsburgh Newark and Oklahoma City concerts and plans to transmit programs statewide.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Chicago Grand Opera Company
R. R. Ramsey
Dean B. W. Merrill
John L. Geiger
Birthday dinner honors Brown grandparents in 6 o'clock event
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown hosted a six o'clock Sunday dinner honoring the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brown. Guests included UC. O. Derek, Glenn Brown, Oscar Brown and their children James and Jean. A large birthday cake capped the pleasant evening.
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A. M. Brown
Jacob Brown
UC. O. Derek
Glenn Brown
Oscar Brown
James
Jean
Visitors From Converse Visit Denver Relatives
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Trout of near Converse spent a few days in Denver this week as guests of Mrs. W. S. Carson and her husband and other relatives.
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J. W. Trout
Converse
Denver
Mrs Golden and Children Visit Denver Parents
Mrs. C. F. Golden and her three children are spending the week in Denver with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cunningham, while Mr. Golden is away on a business trip.
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C. F. Golden
Denver
A. C. Cunningham
Mr. Golden
Long family visit near Chili on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Long and daughter Lois visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Flora and daughter Elizabeth near Chili on Sunday afternoon.
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Victor Long
Lois
Mrs. Omer Flora
Elizabeth
Chili
Journey Bramble Fell Ill Last Week
Journey Bramble suffered a period of illness several days ago, with reports indicating a brief health setback during the prior week. No further details on diagnosis or recovery available in the readable text.
Bachelors' Brigade for Orphan Relief Urges Indiana Aid
Indianapolis story notes Rev. C. H. Wilhelm of Pontiac Illinois launching a nationwide drive to fund an Armenian orphan for one year. He asks Indiana bachelors to pledge 60 dollars or five dollars monthly via Near East Relief to feed house and support the child as famine grips Southern Russia and Armenia. The appeal stresses bachelorhood and untaxed status spur voluntary aid.
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Indianapolis
Near East Relief
Indiana
C. H. Wilhelm
First Christian Church
Pontiac
Wilhelm
Bachelor’s Brigade
United States
Russia
Armenia
Near East
Report of Missionary Meeting
The Women's Baptist Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ray Bramble's with Mrs. Linnis Lee leading. The group opened with a song and prayer, read Psalms 138, and discussed Missions in Porto Rico and A Baptist Too. Next, roll call required verses containing think, and the motto I can do all things through Christ strengthened us. On Thursday the 19th they plan to quilt at Mrs. Bramble's, inviting all to attend. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Mary Ream, led by Mrs. L. B. Franks. The roll call word was give and the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Fern Zvok.
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Women’s Baptist Missionary Society
Ray Bramble
Linnis Lee
Maggie Cunningham
Leader
Porto Rico
Flora Benedict
Ray Brambles
Mary Ream
L. B. Franks
Fern Zvok
Notice of Public Sale at Kirby Barn Denver
A sale notice announces starting January 28 1922 at the Kirby Barn in Denver. Sellers may list items to be sold before January 30 and are invited to place listings with the organizer.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs Rosa Dunning of Koko mo visited seriously ill uncle John Newcombe at his daughter's home Mrs Lewis Gustin. George Staller and son Ellis of Mexico visited daughter Mrs David Rockey. Mrs J R Waymire of Deedsville stayed with son Dr E S Waymire. George Mohler and family of Peru spent Sunday with John Mohler. M S Waggoner spent Sunday with Journey Bramble.
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Rosa Dunning
Kokomo
John Newcombe
Lewis Gustin
George Staller
Ellis
Mexico
David Rockey
J. R. Waymire
Deedsville
E. S. Waymire
George Mohler
Peru
John Mohler
Denver Parent-Teachers Association Holds Active Meeting
The Denver Parent-Teachers Association gathered in the city school Tuesday evening with about one hundred attendees and around fifty new members signing in. L. C. Dukes was elected vice-president after by laws adoption while E. L. Powell could not attend due to a call to North Manchester. The round table discussion focused on aims and procedures, a student program impressed, and the next meeting on the second Tuesday in February plans a grown ups entertainment segment.
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Denver Parent-Teachers Association
Denver
L. C. Dukes
North
Manchester
County
E. L. Powell
Sunday School Institute At Denver Brethren Church
A Sunday School Institute will be held at the Denver Brethren Church next Friday January 13 with Rev W R Deeter and Mrs Nora B Davis leading sessions at 2 p m and 7 p m. They will discuss organized schools religious education and education of children with invited participation.
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Denver Brethren Church
W. R. Deeter
Nora B. Davis
Ashland College
Deeter
Davis
New Daughter for Mr and Mrs Eikenberry
Mr and Mrs Charles Eikenberry of south of Denver announce a baby girl born Friday January 6 named Frances Gail. It is their second child with a sister already in the home. Grandparents are pleased and Mrs Albert Guise serves as nurse while Aunt Rebecca helps with house work.
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Charles Eikenberry
Denver
Frances Gail
Albert Guise
Rebecca
New Denver Officers Certified by Board of Canvassers
The board of canvassers certified new town officers to the county clerk. Lewis H. Dice is secretary and treasurer while William Whisler becomes trustee for the first ward. Board members were J. T. Donaldson A. L. Fouts and Jay Cornell. Clerk treasurer serves two years and the trustee four years.
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Denver
Board of Canvassers
Lewis H. Dice
William Whisler
First Ward
Revival Services Continue at Denver Methodist Church
Den ver Methodist Church hosts revival meetings this week with afternoon sessions at 2 and evening sessions at 7. Rev Park leads the series, drawing growing attendance and interest as welcomes and cooperation are urged from all residents.
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Denver
Taxes for 1922 Higher by One Hundred Thirty Five Thousand
County Auditor Charles Wolf delivered the tax duplicates showing a total of 1 233 364 03 to be collected in two installments during 1922. This is 135 011 55 more than 1921. Comparatives show shifts in real estate values exemptions polls and various state and local levies.
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Charles Wolf
Agricultural Experiment
State Teachers Pension Fund
Cities and Towns General Fund
General Fund
Vocational
Sanitary
City of
Peru
Jefferson
Perry
Union Two
Richland
Erie
Butler
Washington
South Peru
Pipe Creek
Bunker Hill
Deer Creek
Clay
Harrison
Converse
Amboy
Jackson
We - Allen
Macy
North Grove
Ridgeview
Donverse
Hetle — Ass
Commissioners Appoint County Officials to Key Posts
Charles Loucks named Superintendent of County Roads, W M Wikel as Superintendent of County Farm, and Hurd J Hurst as County Attorney in the latest commissioners appointments.
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Charles Loucks
W. M. Wikel
Hurd J. Hurst
New Year Greeting From Hoosier Auto Association
The Hoosier State Auto Association issues a New Year greeting to automobile owners in Indians urging drivers to support highway safety efforts in 1922. President A. G. Lupton says the group acts for 450000 vehicle owners, notes non profit aims, and asks for renewed membership to fund safety programs.
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Hoosier State Auto Association
Motor Association
Headlight standards debated as 1917 law enforced
The 1917 headlight rules set lighting, dimmer, and spot light limits. 1921 requires the secretary of state to fix standards for automobiles and similar vehicles with fines from five to twenty dollars for first offenses and five to fifty for second offenses. Police must enforce the law, owners warned to comply. Miss Mildred North visits Logansport.
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Indianapolis News
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H. W. Park
I A
Brethren Church
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Bachelors’ Brigade For Orphan Relief
Willard
Stevens Battery
E. 3Rd St
Taonlac
J.T. Donaldson
Mrs.m. S. Waggoner
Mrs. Journey Bramble
Sunday School Institute
Hoosterdam
A. G. Lupton
Hoosier State Association
LAW
Mildred North
Logans Sport
Rhoda Rhineberger
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