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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
3
The Tribune notes it is entered as second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 indicating publication timing and mail status for the era.
Chinch bugs move from wheat and rye to corn in Miami County as dry weather hastens ripening. Gnas-Tar lines are used with post holes every two rods to trap and kill bugs, boosting corn prospects for fall. Purdue entomologist James J. Davis urges action to prevent localized crop damage.
Perry residents visit and call on neighbors with updates on sickness and improvements. Charles Bayless and two daughters visited Peru. families pick huckleberries at Ed Hattery's marsh. Florence Knauff from Peru visits home folks. multiple gatherings hosted by Bascom Wilson and others near the Burg.
William Grimes confined to home for paralysis shows slow improvement. Mr and Mrs George Barcus of Andrews spent the Fourth in Denver visiting A C Cunningham and others. The bank advertises 6 percent mortgage loans with no commission and long pay terms.
The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kindig was celebrated with a Robins family reunion. Attendees shared a self-serve meal on the lawn, received silverware gifts, and enjoyed an afternoon of visits, hayrack ride, boating, and games. Local families and friends from Chicago and Young America joined, with many traveling from nearby towns for the day. A Sunday School class outing and several visits to relatives continued the weekend in the area.
Harrison Griffith and wife move to Peru Wednesday morning. Otto Baber and family spent the Fourth at Twelve Mile. Charley Webster went to Logansport, Helen Trout visited Fricks, Dr C F Rendel and Rev Trout fished on the Fourth. The Daily Vacation Bible School closed with a fine program.
C H Powell and family visited Peru on Sunday and had dinner with Mrs Powell's brother S Hayes and family. In the afternoon they went to City Park to hear Dr M H Lyon.
Sunday visits reported as Will Ream and family called on Rufus Fisher and his family. Forrest Long from Peru spent the Fourth with his aunt Ina Fouts. Lawn mowers of the usual Jones quality priced at 7 dollars 50 cents and up from Jones Howe.
Bug finish, 6 lbs. 25c. For melons, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers. Jones Howe, Peru, Mrs. John Raber spent the weekend at Walton visiting with her mother Mrs. Minnick and other relatives. At current Tanlac sales the grand total may reach 24,000,000 bottles this year. J. T. Donaldson, L. H. Dice and wife dined with Dice's father J. W. Dice near Weasaw. Other guests included Miss Mary Dice of St. Louis and Mrs. Deardoff and daughter Vada of Kokomo.
A local shop advertises ice cream malted milk and candies with cigars for sale. It notes good quality and invites special orders for fancy ice cream south of the bank.
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