Tribune notice of post office entry in Denver
The Tribune records its status as entered as second class matter at the Denver post office in Lodiana on April 2, 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
2
The Tribune records its status as entered as second class matter at the Denver post office in Lodiana on April 2, 1897.
A Woolleytown diary item reports James Ward back as night watchman over Lake Erie. Macy July Fourth events include band performances, ice cream sales, and a Mayor barbering venture. Wheat threshing begins July 6 at Earl Murphy’s with 18 bushels per acre.
A Deedsville round of social visits includes Ira Karns and kin and Odie Hart with Mrs Whittenberger hosting a surprise party for a milestone, with thirty-five guests from nearby towns plus family dances and baptisms. Other gatherings feature Betty and Trent Trent's new baby Jack Thompson, various Sunday visits to farms, and plans for a Colorado trip by local families.
A long list of visits and travels among Peru residents and guests appears in the weekly column. Socials include Miss Jeannette Reuter staying with Miss Loren Lee, Glenn Smith and family visiting Jesse Miller’s, and numerous trips to Winona Lake, Detroit, Rochester, and Kokomo with many family groups and friends. Details mention farm supplies and ads, Tanlac testimonials, and local shop notices from McCAFFREY & CO. and THE DUKES HARDWARE STORE.
Ice cream shop promo highlights Bob's Place offering malted milk drinks and a selection of pops candies and cigars. Advertising friendly tone promotes product quality and health claims.
All cypress galvanized bottom open washers priced at 5.85 dollars, value 7.00 dollars, available at Jones Hardware in Peru.
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