Baptist Church Sunday School and Meetings Notice
Sunday School at 9:30 B Y P U at 7:00. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7:46. You are cordially invited to attend these services. Goupen, Pastor.
22 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
1
Sunday School at 9:30 B Y P U at 7:00. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7:46. You are cordially invited to attend these services. Goupen, Pastor.
Denver Sunday School meets at 9 30 a m with Lee Long as superintendent and H W Park as pastor preaching both morning and evening. Chili church hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Amos Long as superintendent.
The Brethren Church schedules a Bible study at 9 30 a m with Sam Clingaman as superintendent and moves Christian Endeavor to seven o clock led by Pastor A T Wirtex. The public is invited to both services.
The will of Mrs Harriet Wright who died in Indianapolis last Tuesday was filed for probate in Miami circuit court. It directs household goods to daughters and keepsakes to sons, bequeaths $5 to husband Dr B M Wright, sets aside funds for burial lot and a monument, and splits remaining estate among William Wright Frank Wright Mary Has kett Bertha OBrien and Fred Wright with Mrs OBrien named executrix without bond.
Mr and Mrs Elmer See of Anderson motored to Denver and spent Friday night with Mrs Claude Kime near Trelye Mile. Saturday they traveled to Michigan City to visit brother Ralph See and family and plan additional visits in northern Indiana towns. Mrs See remains in Twelve Mile with relatives for the week.
Mrs Blair Frickie and her young son and daughter with relatives Robert and Marina in Washington DC appear in a brief family notice listing names and place. The fragment notes individuals and a city reference without further detail.
Harriet Warner Wright born November 11 1849 near Weasaw Church Miami County Indiana died July 13 1920 at her Indianapolis home age 70 years 7 months 1 day She was daughter of Ray William Cooland and Maria Warner Cool pioneer settlers who came to Miami County from New York She was long a member of the Baptist Church and beloved mother wife and grandmother left surviving husband Dr S M Wright two daughters Mrs O T Haskell and Mrs Bertha W O Brien three sons William O Wright Frank E Wright and Fred J Wright one sister Mrs Louisa Williams twelve grandchildren and many relatives and friends
Edmund Hutchinson died July 10 1920 at his daughter Mrs Carrie Dowheys home in Topeka after months of illness. Born May 10 1840 in Miami County Indiana he lived near Denver for years. He leaves six children and was a quiet kind father. Parents George and Cinthy Hutchinson helped clear Todiana timber.
Laura A. Cover appointed Administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Oliver P. Dover, late of Miami County, Indiana. The court notes the estate is supposed to be solvent. Attest: M. H. Andrews, Clerk. W. E. Mowbray, attorneys for estate.
The annual Basket Meeting and Sunday School picnic will be at Skinner's Chapel grove near the church. Held just across the Cass county line, west of Miami, the event draws attendees from Miami, Cass, and neighboring counties.
Indianapolis figure George Oram proposes a restaurant entry for Denver area property. Tented plans indicate a future Gate restaurant may open, pending building readiness and local approvals.
Three days of Denver Chautauqua brought a large audience and strong ticket sales. The program featured Clifford Foote Trio, Dr. Roland A. Nicholas, Ambrose Wyrick, Jeanette Kling, the Floyds magic act, Boston String Quartette, Hon. William S Nolan, Rudolphs Swiss Entertainers, Dr. Joseph Claire, The Toyshop Pageant, and The Chimes of Normandy with top performers and patriotic rhetoric.
Robert Kline and Charley Rabér narrowly escaped serious injury when their Buick Six rolled over after a headlight glare from an oncoming car blinded Rabér. The vehicle struck a fence and lodged in a ditch on the hill south of Mexico. the top and windshield were damaged but both boys escaped unharmed.
At the Redman Basket factory in Peru M 8, Waggoner was severely injured when a large timber piece fell on his foot and ankle while he helped load it into a vat. The pain is severe and he will use crutches for several days.
While arranging seating at the Chautauqua grounds on Monday, A. J. Long suffered a severe bruise as a pile of lumber slid from a truck and struck him. The bones are not fractured but the injury will keep him from work for some time.
While unloading a coal car on Monday a large chunk of cars toppled catching Wren Mohler’s hand and nearly tearing off a finger, the incident reported at the site.
Mrs Clint Murphy entertained her Sunday School class at her northeast Denver home. Ten girls enjoyed a picnic dinner under maple trees, plus ice cream, cakes, games, and music in the afternoon. Attendees included Luella Waggoner Ethel Waggoner Edith Van Dusen Ruth Newbold Lorie Raber Martha Fisher Irene Bender Louise Whetsone Virginia Guisinger and Mabel.
No 5122 wnt on July 17 1920 Martha Ann Fetrow administrator of the estate of Emily Ferrowiate deceased Miami County. Estate described as solvent. Attest clerk M E B Andrews and attorneys Tillett and Lawrence for the estate.
The threshing season starts this week after harvests. William West will begin with the Runkle machine today at the Runkle farm, and Ed Benedict plans to start next Monday on the Zook farm. Wheat quality is poor and expected yields are well below normal.
Grube's advertises a wide down pricing event with reductions averaging 25 percent. Customers are invited to see for themselves how Grube's is breaking the backbone of high prices.
Help wanted notice seeking a girl with common school education for a permanent typesetting position at The Tribune with good wages. Full particulars available from The Tribune.
The fragment notes Arthur Goyer and his wife of Penn visiting a sister’s residence during a Saturday night. The source text is damaged and offers sparse readable context about the event and participants.
For rent 12 by 14 tents at Twin Lakes with stove table and bed. Eight dollars per week includes one boat. Fishing described as the finest it has ever been. For particulars contact Wm Baldwin Plymouth Indiana phone 166.
Perrysburg households including Mr. and Mrs. Will Edwards and relatives visited with L. L. Buck land family while the Brown and Green families hosted others over Sunday. Several groups traveled to Kokomo Fort Wayne and Peru for gatherings with kin, noting time since last visits and mutual calls among Edwards Yoder Staller Platinger Plotinger and Buck families.
A Denver Indiana ad warns readers not to delay securing insurance after fire or storm damage. The note promises to write fire lightning tornado cyclone wind, live stake machinery burglary auto health life and accident policies from multiple companies with prompt loss payment. Contact H Dice.
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