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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
5
A large band of gypsies visited Denver with ten to twelve wagons and many people. They toured business districts, received cool receptions, and attempted to buy an automobile while traveling south after a period near Peru.
On Sunday afternoon May 18 at two o clock in the Baptist parsonage Idaho Falls Idaho Franklin Medsker married Carrie Peterson with only the bride family present. They will reside at Rosedale Cottage after June 1 for friends in Idaho Falls. Mr and Mrs L A Haines visited Pesu Monday.
The Richland Township Sunday School Convention will be held at Center Chapel Church next Sunday, July 13. Fore noon session at 10 30 features D A Hopkins on The Sunday School as a Factor in Character Building. Afternoon program at 1 30 includes music, songs, recitations by Nellie Wycoff Marie Hostetler Doris Johnson Elizabeth Ridenour Catherine Myers and others with addresses by Rev Holmes and Rev Jacobs. Adjournment follows final songs and readings.
Donald Kessler son of Mr and Mrs George Kessler had a near drowning while walking with his father and W F Newbold at Weasaw creek Sunday He fell into a five foot deep hole couldn't swim but crawled to the bank where his father found him exhausted and alive in a narrow escape from drowning.
Arrangements for the Kerschner family reunion set for Sunday July 27 at Lowegrove two miles south of Gilead on the Winona Interurban railway. Invitations are being sent to all relatives.
Saturday surgeons Dr Griswold of Peru and Dr Newell of this place performed a delicate operation on F. K. Baber to relieve congested lungs. Baber rallied and is considerably improved at this time.
A storm on Saturday along C. H. Powell’s lane north of Fave saw a lightning bolt melt a clothes line, while another bolt hit a water tank, creating a large hole in its bottom.
The regular monthly Men's Meeting will be held at the Denver Brethren Church next Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Ray Barks will deliver the address. All the men are urged to attend.
A sunny Fourth of July in Denver drew a crowd of 2500 to 38000 with a half mile parade featuring floats from local businesses and autos. Prizes went to O Blenns Son for a blacksmith float and Charles Bell for Greer Wilkinson Lumber. The day included a grove program, an oration by Harvey Cole, and a Rams horn Brown speech, plus games, a Merit ball win by Peru over Denver 9 to 5, and a big pigeon shoot drawing sportsmen from several towns. Over 300 Denver tickets were sold from Peru, and the event ended with a large band concert and a financially successful celebration despite two seating accidents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Haines traveled to Liberty Mills and North Manchester Sunday and remained until Monday visiting relatives and friends.
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