Brethan Church Services Outlook Next Sunday
Brethan Church announces Bible School at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and 8 p m Junior Christian Endeavor at 2 30 p m Advanced Bible Class Tuesday at 8 p m Quarterly Council this Saturday at 8 p m Union Bible Class at Deedsville Friday 7 45 p m Morning sermon on The Meaning of our National Independence text Gal 5 14 Evening topic The Only Task Worth While text Luke 14 23 Welcome to all attendees.
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Junior Christian Endeavor
Quarterly Council
Union Bible
Deedsville
Gal
Luke
Baptist Church Announces Weekly Services and Missionary Society
The announcement lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m B Y P U at 6 45 p m Bible Class Wednesday at 7 30 Choir practice Friday 8 00 The Ladies Missionary Society meets the second Wednesday in July at the parsonage Public invited to attend Rev A S Gloyd.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
A. S. Gloyd
M. E. Church Sunday Services Schedule
The notice lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m choir practice Friday 7 30 p m and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. Public invitation extends to all services signed Leo Glenn Jacobs.
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Epworth League
Leo Glenn Jacobs
Denver seeks homes as renters flock to town
Editor notes that five parties asked in a week about empty Denver houses for rent. No vacant homes exist, prompting inquiries why Denver has no rentals and why people wish to move there. The question implies a need for housing to attract new residents.
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Denver
Baby Girl Evelyn Louise Born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Robbins
A six and a half pound baby girl named Evelyn Louise arrived Thursday evening at East Washington street, joining Mr and Mrs Clinton Robbins. Mother and daughter are reported to be doing well.
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Clinton Robbins
East Washington Street
Evelyn Louise
Ice Cream Social On Harrison Street This Saturday
The Methodist Sunday School children host an Ice Cream Social on the lawn of Lewis Gustin at Harrison Street on Saturday evening July 10. Proceeds go toward buying church furniture.
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Lewis Gustin
Harrison Street
Methodist Sunday School
Trustees' Meeting Discusses Next School Year Plans
The township trustees will meet in County Superintendent E. B. Wetherow's office next Monday for the regular session to discuss business for the coming school year.
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E. B. Wetherow
Public Sale Notice For Alma Norrie Household Goods
Public sale announced for Alma Norrie formerly of Den to dispose of her household goods. Details of time place and conditions not fully legible in the fragment.
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Mias’'Alma
Norrie
Den
WII
Farmers Fined For Improper Disposal Of Dead Cow
Tisaae Rust of Converse arraigned in Justice Farrar's Peru court on a charge of improper disposal of a dead cow. He pled guilty and paid a total of 36.50 dollars after a 26 dollar fine and costs. The case cites four feet burial depth and four feet earth cover with quicklime, noting Rust used only two feet of earth. The judge imposed the minimum allowable fine. The article warns the obscure law must be observed to avoid prosecution.
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Tisaae Rust
Converse
Rust
Roy Marley Hostes Sunday With Denver Friends
Mr and Mrs Roy Marley entertained at their Denver home Sunday with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Those present included Mr and Mrs Victor Long Mr and Mrs Foster Long and two children Mr and Mrs A J Long and son Lee Mr and Mrs Cheston Long and children Mr and Mrs A K Cunningham Mr and Mrs Charles Golden Mr and Mrs W W Sellers and daughter Helen Mr and Mrs Charles Long and son Willis their grandfather C M Long David Fisher and the Misses Gladys Long Effie Moody and Fay Stuber Decorations featured red white and blue national colors.
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Roy Marley
Denver
Victor Long
Foster Long
A. J. Long
Lee
Cheston Long
A. K. Cunningham
Charles Golden
W. W. Sellers
Helen
Denver business men stage charity game for fire department
The business men of Denver arranged a big game against ministers and church leaders to be played Monday afternoon July 12 at 2 30 p m. Proceeds from gate tickets will benefit the fire department. Come on preachers and be game.
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Denver
Fire Department
Mrs. Mary Cooper Injured After Fall in Oakfield
Mrs. Mary Cooper of Oakfield New York visiting her son L F Cooper and family was badly injured Saturday evening when a door step gave way. She fell striking the back of her head on cement, suffering a deep gash and loss of consciousness for nearly two days. She is slowly recovering and may be up in a few days.
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Mary Cooper
Oakfield
L. F. Cooper
Washington Street
Businessmen oil Harrison Street to curb dust
The week starts with Harrison street businessmen spreading road oil to cut dust on their storefronts. F K Baker and Mrs Cloud extend sidewalks to cover the big ditch, improving the main business street. Ea Yarlan and family vacationing at Gukens Lake. Yarlan serves as assistant agent at the depot.
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Harrison Street
F. K. Baker
Mrs. Cloud
Denver
Ea. Yarlan
Two Big Games At Cook's Field Draw Big Crowd
In the Monday doubleheader at Cook's field the Bethlehem S. S. drubbed Denver 11 to 3 in the opener with Brown Jacobs and Zirg Leffel behind the plate. The Hoover Grays fell to Denver Athletics as Bender pounded four hits and Kline in left field excelled. 110 spectators saw the action, with umpire Jake Kline.
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Cook's Field
Beth‘lechem
Jacob
Mexico high school to adopt certified four year course
At a mass meeting in the Methodist church of Mexico seventy five residents and patrons discussed extending the Mexico high school from a variable system to a four year course. Trustee Baldwin and Superintendent Wetherow spoke and a resolution urged adoption of a certified high school system with state recognition for graduates.
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Methodist Church At
Mexico
A. C. Baldwin
Wetherow
State Department of Public Instruction
Sentinel
Domestic dispute ends with promise to overlook faults
Sheriff Charlies Simons and County Prosecutor Hal C. Phelps presided over a makeshift domestic relations session in Peru. A Denver couple described marital tensions amid accusations and defenses, with no criminal or civil action pursued. They agreed to try living apart and overlook each other’s flaws for a time. Names withheld.
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Charlies Simons
Hal C. Phelps
Denver
Peru
Peru Journal
Missionary Society Rally Day For Young Girls
The Ladies' Missionary Society meets the first Thursday in August at Mrs Nellie Kin ley's country home. A rally day for the young girls and ladies of the church. A way is provided for all wishing to attend. Attendees urged to be sure to come.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
Nellie Kinley
Yong Girls
Public Notice Appoints Barber Shop Closures After July 12
Public notice states four barber shops will close at 9 p m on all days except Saturday. Sunday work is explicitly prohibited and the undersigned signatories confirm the decision.
Bank Statement Sworn by Noble B Hunt July 1 1915
The Farmers Bank of Denver Indiana reports total resources 74641.79 total liabilities 74641.79 in Miami County Indiana. Noble B Hunt cashier swears to the truth before notary C F Fite on July 1 1915. Notary commission expires July 11 1915.
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Farmers Bank
Denver
Indiana
State of
County of Miami
I. Noble B. Hunt
Farmers Bank of Denver
Ind
Noble B. Hunt
C. F. Fite
Sisters' Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Sisters' Society of the Brethren church met last Thursday at 2:30 p.m. to elect officers. President Mrs. Nora Fouts, vice president Mrs. Cora Bond, secretary Mrs. Nandice Varian, treasurer Mrs. Ida Eikenberry, and corresponding secretary Mrs. Alice Maus were chosen. The group praised faithful service and vowed to continue their Christian work.
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Society of the Brethren Church
Alice Maushaving
Nora Fouts
Cora Bond
Nandice Varian
Ida Eikenberry
Alice Maus
Kingdom of Christ
Squirrel Hunting Season Clarified by Feick Bill
The article notes a misunderstanding about opening dates for squirrel season. Feick House Bill 103 did not advance beyond second reading after passing the House 81 to 11, keeping the season from August 1 to August 1 start. The season runs from August 1 to November 1.
Summer entertainments at M. E. church sell season tickets
The announcement promotes entertainment programs at the M. E. church with season tickets at Donaldson's drug store and through canvassers. Adults 50 cents, children 30 cents. The first show is In His Steps, a Dr Sheldon book dramatization, on July 28 at 8 p m by the C E Society of the U B church of Peru.
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M. E. Church
Donaldson’s Drug Store
Dr. Sheldon
C. E. Society of the
U. B. Church of Peru
L. G. Jacobs
Mrs. L. H. Dice Recovering After Illness
Mrs. L. H. Dice is slowly recovering from an appendicitis attack. Attending physician Dr. Newell reports she is past the most dangerous point and has good prospects for a permanent recovery.
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L. H. Dice
Newell
Driver Ross McHenry Reported Missing Then Returned With Car
Friday a stranger asked Ross McHenry to drive to Rochester. He did not appear that evening, prompting searches by his family and the Denver livery barn owner. Saturday he returned with the car, saying he had driven the stranger to several towns and could not call Denver.
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Ross McHenry
Denver
Rochester
Ross
Robbins
Patriotic Citizenship Benefit Ball Game in Denver
The preachers Sunday school leaders and young people's presidents challenged Denver business men to a ball game to support the fire department. The game will be played Monday afternoon July 12 with all citizens urged to attend with 15 cents to back the cause and personal fire protection.
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Denver
Young People's Societies
Teachers Institute Set for Miami County in August
County Superintendent E B Wetherow announces the teachers institute will be held the last full week in August from the 28rd to the 27th inclusive. Speakers are not all chosen yet but Mrs Julia Freed Walker will be one of them. Mrs Walker is well liked by Miami county teachers from past appearances.
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E. B. Wetherow
Teachers’ Institute
Julia Freed Walker
Walker
Miami County
Pleasant Event Near Town At Leedy Home
A Monday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Leedy south of town drew a jolly crowd with baskets. Attendees from Logansport included Ben Staley Webb Hankee Charles Larmore and Lavoida Dodrill with families, and Charles Mullen and family from Kokomo. Harley, formerly of Denver, has his name added to the subscribers list and says he cannot be without his home paper.
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Trustees' Meeting
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H. S. Zieg
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Pres
I. C. Brower
Nesie B. Hunt
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