Leave For Oklahoma Mrs and Mrs G C Jackson Move to Tulsa
Mr and Mrs G C Jackson depart Denver for Tulsa Oklahoma to make their future home They shipped household goods this week Jackson previously worked in oil fields in Tulsa and Denver He also owned oil equipment stored in Denver and had owned the People’s Store later sold to Vaughn Murphy Rachel Jackson will stay with grandparents in Denver while family settles in Tulsa The community offers best wishes for their new home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Jackson
Denver
Tulsa
Okla
Mr. Jackson
People’s
Lee Grimes
Vaughn Murphy
Murphy & Long
Elvin Long
Jackson
Oklahoma
Miss Rachel
Ie Wright
Mrs. Jackson
Ira Karns
Deedsville
Grimes & Wibel
Tribune
William Tharp
M. E. Murphy
William Whisler
Henry Lewis
Jones, Howes
Peru
Kokomo
Clyde Dick
Rachel Jackson
J. R. Wright
Mrs Sturgeon Returns Home From Indianapolis Visit
Mrs. George Sturgeon returns to Denver on Saturday after two weeks in Indianapolis caring for her niece Mrs. Arbuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dice
Miami
Virgil Trent
Robert
Peru
J. W. Dice
Mary Berger
Thomas DeFabritis
Deedsys
Denver
George Sturgeon
Indianapolis
Arbuckle
Notice of lime sulfur solution delivery and fruit tree sale
L V Doud announces a February delivery of lime sulfur solution by wagon in Denver Indiana and offers to take orders for fruit trees. He will order 2 year old branched apple and peach trees in standard varieties for 30 cents each and will call buyers when the car arrives. Interested customers may contact him at 24X Chili Phone Denver Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
L. V. Doud
Ind
Local Notes and Changes in the Community
Market updates show Mrs. Crumpacker’s rapid decline while Mrs. Hartleroad visits Peru. Ralph Applegates’ babies treated for a cold. New agent assumes duties as D A Flohr moves to Inwood. Poor roads hinder truck operations and medical visits amid severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Crumpacker
Mrs. Hartleroad
Peru
Ed Toothman
D. A. Flohr
Inwood
Marshal Co
Mr. Flohr
From Calves and Crow Warnings to Local Moves and News
A homely column blends parable and personal notes on public service, crops and moral reflections. It reports Mr. Lacy shipping two ears of cattle, movers like Riley Kinzie and Marion Kinzie, and local shifts including the Canada family moving to Waverly and others near Twelve Mile Hoover. A minor train wreck on the C and O is noted with no injuries. UNCLE JOHN shares rural updates and family tidbits from Kansas to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesse Miller
Roy Alderfer
A. J. Long
Vernon Gallahan
Mexico
August Swanson
Twelve Mile
Edgar Lewis
Acel Dukes
A. R. Fair
Charles Sunday
John
Willard Ege
Rufus Fisher
Emma Tharp
Cornelius Bell
A. C. Burns
Lee Long
A. C. Cunningham
Henry Donald
South Bend
Daniel Raber
D. C. Stowman
Dow Trent
Otho Bunnell
Ray Bunnell
Don Trent
Margaret
Othol Bunnell
Perrysburg
Rhoda Rhineberger
Ralph Greer
G. W. Musselman
Donald
Maxine
Vicinity
Joint Township Teachers’ Institute
C. W. Long
Elkhart
Mrs. Russell Long
Charles
Meridith
Pearl Fite
Amos Long
Chili
M. E. Church
Bunker Hill
John M. Dawson
West of Mexico
Donald Kessler
Olive Branch
Henry Whisler
Bert Smith
A. B. Guyer
Ella McElwee
Marvin Maus
Rolland
G. L. Maus
Augustus Maus
Russell Long
Jones
Daniel Baker
Floyd Zook
Grant
Beth
Omer Zook
Ruth
Mary
C. F. Golden and Family
Jones Hdwes
J. O. Quick
Rochester
Pérw
James ‘Wilkinson
Yconium
Steve
Val
Army
Peru, Ind
Hoover
Ralph Applegates
Israel
Red Sea
Moses
Aaron
Riley Kinzie
Morning Press
Studebaker
Jesse Greer
Noah Balsbaugh
Harley Skinner
Jim Boyd
Abe Hire
Waverly
Wabash R. A
Kansas
Uncle John
Rufus Kinzie
R. 1
Macy
Citizen’s Bank
Macy, Ind
Don R. Trent
Indiana
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