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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1909

Page

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Local Option Petition Drives Wet or Dry Miami County

Petitioners began circulating to force a special election on whether Miami County will be wet or dry. In several townships many voters have signed, and supporters urge all voters to sign and back the effort to remove saloons and their evils from the county.

Miami Co Miami

Vandalia Railroad Installs Gasoline Pump at Depot Station

The Vandalia railroad installed a new gasoline pump at the pumping station west of the depot during the past week. Discounts of ten percent apply to all dry goods at Milliron & Son in Denver.

Vandalia Railroad

Four New Shoes for $1 at Moody Store

Short notices list several social items and business promotions: A O Moody in Deedsville offers four new shoes for one dollar, Milliron & Son announce a 10 percent discount sale on dry goods and shoes from February 1 to 15, and various local visits and moves are noted including Walt Stewart relocating his box ball alleys to Roann. Alma Norris returns to Denver and health is restored for a respected lady.

Walt Stewart Roann Milliron & Son Milliran & Son Denver Alma Norris

Why Men Stay Away From Church Attire

A Royal Center Record column ponders why men avoid church by noting overcoats and hats cause heat while women keep theirs on. The writer jokes that if men could wear furs and multiple garments, church might fill with men and boys, leaving women outside.

Royal Center

The Wallace Theatre Peru Presents Brown of Harvard Tonight

The Wallace Theatre Peru announces a Friday night theatrical excursion to see the college favorite Brown of Harvard on January 29. A special return train will carry attendees from down the line after the performance. The production features twenty five cast members and two carloads of scenery and properties.

Wallace Theatre Peru Brown Harvard

Stuber and Zartman Wed at ME Parsonage Den ver

Miss Cleo Zartman and Clarence Stuber of Mexico united in marriage at the ME parsonage in Denver Saturday evening. Rev. J Lutey officiated. The couple, highly respected, will establish a home on the Gilead and Ebenezer pike with warm good wishes from friends.

Denver Cleo Zartman Clarence Stuber Mexico J Lutey Stuber Gilead Ebenezer Pike

Fort E Church Weekly Schedule

Sunday School at 9 30 Jr Epworth at 2 30 Evening Epworth League devotional at 6 o clock Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 o clock.

Jr. Epworth Epworth League

Revival Meeting Starts January 31 At Baptist Church

Sunday School at 9:30 with preaching at 10:30 and 2:30 for Junior Union. Evening service at 6:30 B. Y. P. U. Preaching at 7:30. Notice invites all to attend the revival meeting beginning January 31 at the Baptist church.

The Baptist Church

Local Social Notes From Peru And Vicinity

Social items from Peru and surrounding towns list visits and callers. Names include Walt Murphy in Rochester Mrs P M Smith in Peru visitors Miss Mabel Burkholder and family, Omer Flora of near Chili in Denver, Mrs James Ream in Peru, Harrison Kern and family at P F Tharp home, Mrs Bruce Watson of Rouon visiting mother, Mrs E A LaDue in Rochester, Mowery family at Columbia City, Alderter family at Walnut, W E Howes home guests Oscar Bond family Perrysburg E A Zook family Charles Bell wife Esther Godfery, Perrysburg Marion Bayless sick, Wilson Friend family with G W Staller, Beulah Warner entertained guests Edna Ethel Susan Sarver Vern Kreider Gladys Hazel Staller Francis Shutzbaugh Carrie Friend, revival meetings end with seven conversions and continue at Baptist church Rev Shook to lead singing Rev Reece pastor. Bert Hamilton recovering. George Thompson and wife visited John Steeles. O F Hedge family visited O C Rannells. Elsie Knauff returned to Peru work. Raber wedding near Twelve Mile attended by Ross Raber wife Charles Knauff Ethel Raber. Marion Kreider in Peru. Will Morrett and Charles Rannella shopped in Peru. Vivian Vancie Lockwood visited sister Mrs John Matthias. Kate Hamilton visited Gertrude Brubaker.

Beulah Warner Edna Ethel Susan Sarver Vern Gladys Hazel Kreider Zulu Lizzie Staller Francis Shutzbaugh Carrie Friend Ross Raber Charles Knauff Ethel Raber Bert Raber Mary Sullivan Twelve Mile Marion Kreider Peru Mesdames Will Morrett Charles Rannella Vivian Vancie Lockwood John Matthias

Shank Family Visit Brightens Roann Sunday

Mr and Mrs Elmer Shank of Roann spent Sunday with their cousin Mrs Ed Pontius and other relatives in a brief family gathering.

Elmer Shank Roann Ed Pontius

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jones Hardware Co South Broadway Dukes Sarah Berger Della Dice Miss Grace LaDue Mrs. Charles Bell Zartman Ft. E. Church Tribune Office Walt Murphy Rochester P M Smith Mabel Burkholder Omer Flora Chili Mrs. James Ream Mrs. Jamesry Harrison Kern P F Tharp Bruce Watson Rouon Jane Petty Mrs. Bell Draver E A George Mowery Colmbia City Charles Alderter Mr. Alderter Mrs. Stauffer Walnut W E Howes Oscar Bond Zook Charles Bell Esther Godfery Perrysburg Marion Bayless Wilson Lennis G W Staller Shook Reece Bert Hamilton George Thompson John Steeles O F Hedge Hazel Pauline O C Rannells Elsie Knauff Kate Hamilton Gertrude Brubaker WM. Baldwin
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