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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
Denver church announces Sunday School at 9 30 led by C B Stockdale. Epworth League at 6 45 led by Paul McClain with John L Sunday as president. Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 30 led by H W Park pastor.
Cuy M E Curren leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m with L V Doud as superintendent Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m All invited Omer E Zook superintendent 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 preaching 6 30 B Y P U topic Earnest or Triflers Amos 6 1 8 Eccl 12 18 14 Matt 12 36 Leader Clarence Ream Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 Acts 26 Pastor C F Gotpen extends a hearty welcome to the church on the hill
Public invited to attend Bible study at 9 30 a m led by Pastor W F Jonnson with N B Brower noted as organizer in September.
A farm owner leaves seven teen horses to three heirs by fractions one half to Reuben one third to Luke and one ninth to Cy. Lawyer adds his own horse to reach eighteen, enabling nine horses to Reuben six to Luke and two to Cy. The problem is resolved when the lawyer retrieves his horse.
In Miami Circuit Court in vacation 1922 John Dielman as Administrator presents final settlement of the estate of Margaret Dielman Deceased. The court will examine the account September 11 1922 all heirs creditors or legatees must appear show cause why the account should not be approved. John Dielman Administrator. Witness date July 12 1922. Clerk M E Andrews Attorney Albert B Chipman.
Armour M D writes to the Denver Tribune describing a rainy day and personal reflections in a letter dated July 8 1922. The missive uses a informal tone to convey local sentiment and daily life observations.
The community gathered at Bass Beach for the July Fourth celebration marked by a lively program, a large dance hall crowd, and steady patronage at the hotel and restaurants. Armour and Kaufman bands provided music, with rain briefly approaching but clearing before nightfall.
The Denver Commercial Club invites business men and citizens to a meeting in the Citizens State Bank directors room tomorrow evening Friday July 14 at 8 00. Old members are especially urged to attend.
Miss Chloe Mohler an assistant at the Denver Post Office is off duty this week while recovering from a tonsil removal operation. She is reported to be recovering nicely and will resume duties soon.
Peruvian merchants tout discounts below wholesale as closing out sales and offer bargains on paint, dishes, trunks, traveling bags, and suit cases. Local residents and visitors stop by for ordination, dinners, and family visits while markets promote household items and paints for small jobs.
Tom Greer and family were in Peru shopping Saturday evening. Harry Carpenter and wife and Mrs. George Bish and granddaughter Loraine called on Lew is Frick's Wednesday. Carl Trout came home Saturday evening from school and spent Sunday here. Viola Plummer called on Fran ce a Black Sunday. Mrs. Gene LaRue is quite poorly at this writing. Melvin Teel has returned home from Chicago where he had an operation performed on his band.
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