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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1919

Page

3

Tribune Indiana Notice Promotes Local Publication

A Denver Indiana notice records Tribune Indiana material entered as second class at the Denver post office on April 12 1897 establishing its mailing status for subscriptions and distribution.

Denver Indiana

Rural Route 2 highlights and community visits

Rural Route 2 notes a flurry of social visits in Peru and nearby towns as families like Reams Danes and Ber ges gather for Fourth of July activities. A 10 pound baby boy named Robert is born to Henry and Sarah Lee with mother and child reported well.

Fraling-Brewer wedding in June at near Twelve Mile

Laura Fraling daughter of Mr and Mrs Dock Fraling and Don Brewer son of C C Brewer of Peru wed June 25 at the Dawalt home near Denver in a ring ceremony. Rev George Kinzie officiated with Orpha Rosenthal as bridal march. Groom served two years in the 115th Field Artillery in France returning April 19 after four battles. Forty three guests attended. gifts included silver aluminum chinaware and linens. music by a new player piano.

Laura Fraling Dock Fraling Twelve Mile Don Brewer C. C. Brewer Peru Chas. FE. Dawalt Denver George Kinzie The Brethren Church Clay City Ind Orpha Rosenthal 115Th Field Artillery France Fn Aling Enid Wilbert Fraling J.J. Fraling Betty Lou Kokomo HH. C. Rosenthal Wabash Marguerite Crow Henry Ensley Roann al Moss C. O. Sutton Ross Brewer C. C. _Brewer Allen Dawalt

Fuller families visit in Mexico and Penu

Mr and Mrs Ralph Fuller and Mr and Mrs Harry Fuller with their families from Columbia City traveled to Mexico Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Sidney Fuller and daughter Rose. They then drove to Penu to see Mr and Mrs Edgar Howard and daughter.

Ralph Fuller Harry Fuller Columbia City Mexico Sidney Fuller Rose Penu Edgar Howard Peru Yiubert Fishback Gary Gross

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Constitutional Cure

Catarrh is described as a constitutional issue needing internal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from I J Cheney Co Toledo is promoted as a remedy that works through the blood on mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case not cured. Druggists sell the medicine along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall I. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & CO

Family Welcomes Fine Baby Boy Joe Thomas in Mexico

A baby boy weighing 94 pounds was born at 3:00 am Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greer, named Joe Thomas. Both mother and child are reported well. Local activity includes haymaking and wheat cutting as communities such as Mexico and nearby Peru host visitors and social events throughout the week.

Ralph Greer Joe Thomas Babe Ben Bell Ethel Schroll Sidney Fuller Rose

Fourth of July visit of regional social group

W. F E. Bailey of Plymouth W C Bailey of Peru and Mrs D H Patterson of Danville Illinois were guests of Mrs Caroline Black over the Fourth as part of a social gathering. The note adds a proverb about marriage and divorce and references shared troubles among friends.

Juucky W. F E. Bailey Plymouth W.C. Bailey Peru D. H. Patterson Danville, Il Caroline Black

Local Notes From Denver and Nearby Travels

Miss Mabel Burkholder of Peru visited Denver over the Fourth. Russel Long made a business trip to Indianapolis returning home Tuesday. Miss Ethel Yoder went to Peru for work at the Redman Basket Factory. Lost a pair of shell rim glasses on Denver streets. finder notify Denver Prisune. Mrs. William Melton's mother visited from Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stanton and son Edward dined with Aaron Berger. Mrs. Mary Davis of Akron is in Denver visiting her sister. Sapho Wright returned from Indianapolis after a six week course in Primary work. Mrs. Samantha Brower, recently in Chicago with her daughter, returns to Denver for the summer. Mrs. Sullivan and children will visit here several weeks.

Sarah Lee Denver D. Berger Elba Ream Will Ream Elmer Kantz P. S. Sullivan Mrs. Hackley Peru Elmer Harding Hazel Berger Sarah Keim Gilead Marie Lantz Mary Sullivan Mexico Samuel Walters Ruth Storer Harley Kinzie Mabel Kinzie Tom Greer Mary Len Myers Mabel Burkholder Sapho Wright Indianapolis Miss Blaker Samantha Brower Chicago Ethel Sullivan Sullivan

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