Brethren Church Schedule and Society Updates
Next Sunday Bible School at 9 30 a m Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 30 p m Advanced Bible Class Tuesday at 8 p m Sister s Society Thursday at 2 p m Choir practice Friday at 8 p m Quarterly Council of the Church July 10 at 8 p m Union Bible Class at Deedsville Friday 7 45 p m Attendance Sunday School last Sunday 134 offering 10 69 Sister s Society sent four delegates to Summer School of Missions at Winona and reached Top Notch Standard for the year Sunday School officers for next term Supt Oscar Bond Assa t Supt Lawrence Ensley Sec y Lyman Bond Treas Charles Eikenberry Pianoist Honor Maus Chorister Della Hikenberry New class formed teachers and superintendents supplied A hearty welcome to all services.
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Sister’s Society
Council of the Church
Union
Deedsville
Summer School of Missions
Winona
Oscar Bond
Assa
Lawrence Ensley
Sec’y
Lyman Bond
Treas
Charles Eikenberry
Honor Maus
Baptist Church Schedule and Sacrament Day Announcement
The Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 8 p m B Y P U at 6 45 p m Bible Class Wednesday at 7 30 Choir Friday 8 p m Ladies Missionary Society meets second Wednesday in July at the parsonage Sacrament Sunday is July 4 all members and the public are invited Rev A S Gloyd
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
A. S. Gloyd
M and Church Sunday Services and Leagues
The M and Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m choir practice Friday 7 30 p m prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m The district Epworth League Convention report will be given at the devotional meeting Sunday evening Public invited to all services. Leo Glenn Jacobs.
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Epworth League
Leo Glenn Jacobs
Friendship Home Entertainment Big Jubilee Chantefeast
Announcement for Friendship Home Entertainment at Friendship Home Luken's Lake. Chantefeast runs June 29 to July 5 with daily program changes. Big barbecue scheduled for July 3 and 4. July 5 is a holiday with Farmers Bank of Denver closed all day.
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Chantefeast
Friendship Home
Luken’s Lake
J. W. Krieg
The
Farmers Bank, of
Denver
Ind
Fernald Fisher remembered for quiet helpful life
Fernald Tyson Fisher born June 27 1901 in this city died just as church bells called worshippers to devotions funeral services were led by the Christian church pastor A great crowd gathered at the family home for burial Fernald was the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Simon Fisher and a devoted Boy Scout and Bible student He died after a long battle with diabetes endured in Waukeshaw Wisconsin and Chicago Ill during treatment time with family and friends expressing deep sorrow over his untimely passing
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Fernald Tyson Fisher
Simon Fisher
Fernald
Waukeshaw
Wis
Chicago
Earth
Florence
Simon
Earl
Lfe
Boy Scouts
Christian Church
Mrs L H Dice Suffering Appendicitis Delays Tribune
Mrs L H Dice was taken seriously on Tuesday with an attack of appendicitis. The illness is deemed serious but not requiring surgery. Readers are asked to excuse the late publication of the Tribune this week.
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L. H. Dice
the TriBune
Pretty Home Wedding Gathers Wabash Guests
The June wedding of Misa Ruth Woolley and Roy Sprout solemnized by Rev. Dr. Charles Little at the Woolley home on West Main Street featured daisies and smilax decor. The service included a ring ceremony, four course dinner, pink roses, a white cake, and wedding party details. The couple departed by 2:40 train for Yellow Banks and McKeesport Pa where Sprout works as a mechanical inspector.
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Misa Ruth Woolley
Roy Sprout
Charles Little
John Woolley
West Main Street
Irene Barcus
Bernice Jones
Mendelssohn
Marguerite
Dorothy Davis
Everett Kennard
Yellow Banks
North Webster Lake
McKeesport
Sprout
Wabash
Pleasant Sunday Visit at Aly Long Home
Guests gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Aly Long and daughter Gladys of Woolleytown for a dinner and ample ice cream. Attendees included Foster Long family David Fisher Amos Long and wife A J Long and wife Ina Fouts M B Murphy and wife A C Cunningham and wife and Cheston Long and family.
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Aly Long
Gladys
Woolleytown
Aly
Foster Long
David Fisher
Amos Long
Near Chill
A. J. Long
Ina Fouts
M. B. Murphy
A.C. Cunningham
Cheston Long
Denverite friend assists baffled man with runaway Ford crank
A Denver man driving toward Peru encountered Al Fouts in the road near Denver who held a motor crank and said his Ford briefly ran away, then flew off the handle and could not be found. He stood dazed, looking into the trees as he explained the odd incident.
JCE Cream Social At Lewis Gustin Home
An Ice Cream Social will be held on the lawn at the home of Lewis Gustin on Harrison Street on Saturday evening July 10. The event is hosted by the children of the Methodist Sunday School and proceeds will fund church furniture.
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Lewis Gustin
Harrison Street
Methodist Sunday School
Snake slain after desperate depot battle in Denver
Last Saturday Agent L F Cooper and Assistant Ed Varian killed a large blue racer snake at Denver railroad depot. The reptile measured over five feet and appeared a whopper to the men describing the event.
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L. F. Cooper
Ed. Varian
Denver
Alderfer's Overland Dog and Pony Show Arrives in Eaton
Saturday show in Eaton features Alderfer's Overland Dog and Pony troupe carrying forty people, thirty Shetland ponies, twenty shorsea and seven dens of wild animals. Five clowns may appear. The Denver, Indiana home town bill claims the finest street parade. Peru nearby is noted as the Wallace family originator of famed shows.
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Eaton
Alderfer
Denver
Ind
Miami County
Peru
Indiana
General Wallace
Wallace
Eaton Enterprise
New Arrival Dorothy Rosanna Born to Rollin S Place
A baby girl named Dorothy Rosanna was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Rollin S Place. The infant weighs eight pounds and is described as full of energy. Both parents are pleased and report mother and child are doing well with Rollin keeping busy trying to meet the needs of his new daughter.
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Rollin
S. Place
Dorothy Rosanna
Mother
Babe
Summer entertainments replace Chautauqua in town
The Epworth League of the M. E. church announces a summer course of three entertainments starting with In His Steps on July 23. A later antereopticon lecture and a home talent play follow, all for 50 cents with season tickets to be sold soon. L. G. Jacobs, Pastor.
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Sheldon
Epworth League
M. E. Church
L. G. Jacobs
Denver Athletics Set for Jalapa Road Diamond Showdown
The Denver Athletics will visit Jalapa next Sunday for a double header against Jalapa on their home field. Then Monday they host a double header on the Denver diamond near Nelson Cook’s residence with the 8.8. boys first, followed by Hoover. Other games are being arranged for the fifth, with possible business men versus church men matchups.
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Denver Athletics
Jalapa
Athletics
Denver
Nelson Cook
Hoover
Trip to Palestine Sunday School Contest Ends
The Brethren church concluded its three month attendance contest titled Trip to Palestine on Sunday. Enthusiastic participation increased church attendance. The Reds on the Mauritania under Captain Lawrence Ensley were surpassed by the Lusitania led by Captain Ed Yarlan on the return voyage.
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Palestine
Brethren Church
Reds
Mauritania
Lawrence Ensley
Lusitania
Ed Yarlan
Smiths Plan Visit to Onward With Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith depart Tuesday for Onward to visit Mrs Frank Pack ard and family along with other relatives for a few days.
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Joseph Smith
Frank Packard
Farmers Bank Promise to Guard Your Hard Earned Dollars
A promotional notice urges saving with Farmers Bank. It compares precious grain to money and emphasizes the bank’s personal service and constant watch over deposits, inviting customers to grow their harvest by keeping funds safe and accessible.
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Farmers Bank
John Hartley Powell obituary in Indiana death notice
John Hartley Powell born February 28 1843 in Logan County Ohio died June 18 1915 at his Perry township Miami County Indiana home aged 72. He served in the Eleventh Indiana Regiment and was discharged July 1865. He married Laura Sutton June 20 1867 and left eight children. Funeral at Pleasant Hill church June 20 with burial in Mount Zion Cemetery. survivors include wife Laura, children Ines Charles H Laura Daisy Wallace E Benjamin B Daniel L, sisters Nancy and Margaret Quigg.
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Enoch
Permelia Powell
Logan County
Ohio
Perry Township
Miami County
Indiana
Fulton County
New Ark
Akron
Co. F
Dan McCauley
Powell Wise
Baltimore
Laura A. Sutton
Enoch Azra
Dora Pearl Smith
Ines
Charles H
Denver
Laura Daisy
Wallace E
Benjamin B
Daniel L
Nancy
Margaret Quigg
Rochester
Ind
Powell
Pleasant Hill
C. B. Thomas
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