Sister of Rev Lacey undergoes appendectomy in Fort Wayne
Mr and Mrs L H Dice received a noon Friday message that Mrs F Connett, sister of Rev H Lacey, was taken from her Edward Street home to Methodist Hospital Fort Wayne for an appendicitis operation. The operation occurred at four pm and she has since come through well and is improving. Mrs Connett, formerly Paulyne Lacey of Denver, is the daughter of Rev and Mrs H Lacey of Bippus and has two young children, Francis Roberta and Donald Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Dice
F. ©. Connett
Edward Street
Fort Wayne
Methodist Hospital
Connett
Paulyne Lacey
Denver
H. Lacey
Bippus
Paulyne
Francis Roberta
Reverend Mary Dice Leaves for Garnett Kansas Pastoral Duty
After a two week visit with relatives Rev Mary Dice departed to Garnett Kansas to begin her pastorate. A supper in her honor was held at the Weasaw church with Miss Vada Deardorf assisting. Dice plans to transfer to the missionary field in fall with aim to go to Korea as minister and teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dice
Garnett
Kansas
Weasaw
Miss Dice
Vada Deardorf
Kokomo
Dice
Korea
Fishers Claim Best Eel River String In Years
Tuesday effort by S Kline James Staller and Fred Fite from the town bridge to Denver along Bel River produced eleven bass totaling 18 pounds. The top bass weighed 3 pounds, caught by Mr Kline, with observers praising the catch as the finest in years and crediting local fish and game club efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kline
James Staller
Fred Fite
Try $Ville
Bel River
Denver
Kline
Eel River
Fish and Game Club
Mrs Greer Reports Safe Arrival on California Coast Visit
In a letter, Mrs T M Greer says she arrived safely on the coast and is enjoying a time seeing the sights. She left weeks ago for an extended visit with her son and other friends and relatives in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Greer
Soldier Boy Home Visits Friends After Cavalry Service
Delbert Kerschner former Denver boy returns home for a short visit after completing a three year term in the United States Regular Cavalry. He spent more than two years of service in the Hawaiian Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Kerschner
Denver
Delbert
United States Regular Cavalry
Hawaiian Islands
Social Evening Dinners Host Guests From Several Towns
Mr and Mrs F D Guinn entertained at six o clock dinner with guests Mrs Charles Piper and son Rodney of Indianapolis Clyde Dick and wife of Kokomo Chet Wright Miss Lizzie Wright Chester Jackson and wife and daughter Rachel and J R Wright wife and sons Chase and Woodkirk and Miss Sapho Grover Lee and wife and children at Albert Berver and wife near Deedaville Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Guinn
Charles Piper
Rodney
Indianapolis
Clyde Dick
Kokomo
Chet Wright
Lizzie Wright
Chester Jackson
Rachel
J. R. Wright
Chase
Grover
Lee
Albert
Berver
Deedaville
Uncle Henry's Letter and Local News in Armour
Rains in June bring church attendance difficulty while letters from uncles Howard John and Tom are praised. A deadly septic tank gas incident sickens workers Southmayd Brown and Huddleston with Becker rescuing others. C C Atwater returns from Orlando planning to stay. Armour hosts Second Annual American Legion Day on June 27 with Governor McMaster and Imperial Orchestra. Crops look good and a Bible reading closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
John
Tom
Ezica
Merritt M
John D
William T
A. Jd. Southmayd
Charles Brown
Earl Hudderson
Alois Becker
Charlies Brown
Southmayd
Earl Huddelson
Becker
Huddelson
Brown
Mr. Southmayd
C. C. Atwater
Orlando
Florida
Armour
American Legion
Armour-Wagner
Bass Beach Park
Governor McMaster
Imperial Orchestra
God
Threshing Season Opens for Local Farmers
Threshing began today with the Benedict machine at Grover Lee's west of Denver and at Earl Murphy's Woolleytown home. Wheat quality is reported good and farmers expect a large yield as Zartman and Runkle also start operations. Floyd Fouts made trips to Indianapolis to bring new automobiles overland to Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Grover Lee
Denver
Zartman
Run‘kle
Earl Murphy
Woolleytown
Floyd Fouts
Indianapolis
Pera
Hog cholera talk urges vaccination and sanitation
Meetings in Miami county featured Dr. Eigin from Purdue on swine diseases and control. He urged vaccination as safe and economical, emphasized early diagnosis, and cited diseases such as pig typhoid and influenza like Thoms. Prevention relies on sanitation, disinfectants, proper herd management, and veterinary cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami County
Eigin
Purdue University
Indiana
Kigin
Nora Fouts Shopping Incident Reported
A fragment reports Mrs. Nora Fouts involved in a shopping incident. Details are unclear but indicate a daily routine event and potential routine disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Fouts
Report on Citiz ens State Bank Denver Indiana June 30 1922
Report of the condition of the Citizens State Bank at Denver Indiana at the close of business June 30 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Denver
Indiana
Unclear Financial Totals Appear in Minor Ledger
Fragmentary figures show resources and numbers likely from a ledger with amounts 8 192 23 4 693 66 87 51 1 765 66 343 74 1 947 69. Readable items suggest a numeric balance or allocation entry without context or labels. Entities not discernible.
Balance sheet figures from Citizens State Bank of Indiana 1922
The document presents liabilities and deposits for Citizens State Bank of Indiana Miami County. It lists capital stock 25000, surplus 5000, demand deposits 82984.89, certificates 48354.04, savings deposits 1270, total liabilities 168019.71, and notes rent 4914.19. Noble B. Hunt signs as cashier with notary W. T. See on July 3 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks and Trust Co
Pleasant family gathering in Ohio Denver reunion
R W Wibel and wife and two children from Toledo drove to Denver where they joined his mother Mrs Sarah Wibel sister Mrs Earlywine and brother B H Wibel with families for a reunion at Mrs Phillip Miller's near Ebenezer. A noon dinner and a pleasant day followed with visits afterward in Denver and Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Wibel
Robert
Geraldine
Ed Wibel
Denver
Toledo
Ohio
Sarah Wibel
Earlywine
B. H. Wibel
Phillip Miller
Ebenezer
Wibel
Peru
R.W. Wibel
R. H. Wibel
Peruvian Guests Dine with W T Lee Family Sunday
Will Marker and his wife with sons Robert and Richard visited W T Lee and family in Peru for Sunday dinner. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs See and family joined them for a motor trip to North Mud Lake ending with a picnic supper and home made ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Marker
Robert
Richard
A. C. Carver
Helyn
Peru
W. T. Lee
Mrs. See
North Mud Lake
Lacey Family Vacation Visit in Denver
Joseph Lacey and his wife with two sons Joseph Eugene and Charles Edward of Somerset spent the Fourth in Denver as guests of Mrs. Lacey’s brother C. O. Derck and his wife and B. F. Derck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lacey
Joseph Eugene
Charles Edward
Somerset
Denver
Mrs. Lacey
Derck
B. F. Derck
Fab Find Niece Draws Attention Sunday Afternoon
Mrs George Dague called. Mrs Sarah notes Emma Berkheiser, a niece, as a notable find during Sunday afternoon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dague
Sarah
Emma Berkheiser
Rural Route 2 Social Visits Highlight Fourth of July
On Rural Route 2, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown hosted early Fourth guests while others visited relatives across nearby towns. Several calls occurred Sunday and Monday with families from Peru Macy and Twelve Mile sharing visits and social gatherings. Frank Farner enjoyed North Manchester races and Herman Ream hosted a party for Frank Street from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Lantz
Bryan Black
Clara Wagoner
Pearl Whiteside
Peru
P. S. Sullivan
Wife i
Dick Lee
Near Macy
F.S. Matthias
Frank Farner
North Manchester
Frank Street
Chicago
Herman Ream
Grace Ream
Dorothy Goodwin
Glenn Brown
South Bend
Weekend Guests of Lon Barns and Wife
Mr and Mrs Gerhart of Bunker Hill were the weekend guests of Lon Barns and wife, as reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gerhart
Bunker Hill
Lon Barns
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Mrs. Greer
Soldier Boy Home
8. D
Denver Tribune
Denver Bakery
J. E. Goff
Denver, Ind
Henry Lewis
Wo. Latta
Mrs
S. D. Berger
W. F. Newbold
Mary
Lucile
Sarah Berger
J. W. Dice
Jim Hoagland
Chester Wohlheter
Henry Lee
Ed Lee
Twelve Mile
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