Perrysburg and Deedsville Guests Attend Michigan City Trip
Neighborhood residents from Perrysburg and Deeds visited Michigan City last Thursday. Local events include picnics at Gilead and Eel River, a large funeral service for Mrs. E. S. Buck, and visits by Dott Griffin from Indianapolis. The Perrysburg band rehearses, an ice cream social funds M E church remodeling, and harvests of oats proceed in the area.
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Perrysburg
Deeds
Michigan City
Deedsville
An Enviable Evening Hosted by Krieg and Mitchell
Jacob Krieg and Mr. Mitchell entertained Cincinnati friends and town guests with a lantern light display and fireworks. After the show guests moved to the dining room for ice cream and cake, praising the hosts’ hospitality.
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Jacob Krieg
Mr. Mitchell
Cincinnati
iVard
Cora
Maggie Mitchell
Dehease Miaiy
D. Raber
Anna Fonts
Ira Fonts
C. Brower
Ara Teegatt
Fred Woolley
Local Socials and School Commencement Mark Weekend
Twelve Mile residents share meals with the Skinner family and relatives. Harve Wellings of Logansport visited. Eva Skinner vacationed in Peru. Adams township schools held their fifth annual commencement with strong attendance. A basket meeting is planned at Skinner's church next Sunday. The Skinner church convention drew a large crowd. An ice cream supper at Albert Skinner's attracted about thirty guests. Charles Barnhart hosted Miss Jessie Carson, and Alonzo Woodhouse visited his uncle.
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Charles Bayless
Fred Bayless
Macy
Stella Bailey
Peru
Palmer Carvey
Adams Township
Skinner's Church
Elisha Bockover
Albert Skinner
Charles Barnhart
Jessie Carson
Lydia Gamble Visits Carrollton Nine Days
Perrysburg residents report Lydia Gamble traveled to Carrollton Missouri last Wednesday night to spend several weeks with her three daughters. The Perrysburg group joined a Michigan City excursion by thirty six travelers and enjoyed a pleasant time in the city. Marion Bayless and his wife joined the party and visited the Fisher family.
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Lydia Gamble
Carrollton
Perrysburg
Michigan City
Marion Bayless
Je. E. Fisher A Cou
Mary Elizabeth Buck obituary from Deedsville area 1900
Mary Elizabeth Buck died July 21 1900 after a lingering illness at age 53 living two miles west of Deedsville Indiana She was born May 4 1847 in Cass County Married to Elisha S Buck March 14 1864 they had seven sons one daughter She joined the Seventh day Adventist Church in 1877 and remained a faithful member Funeral services were conducted July 22 1900 at the U B church Deedsville by J E Dunn and J M Baker and her remains were laid in the cemetery west of Deedsville
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Mary Elizabeth Buck
Elisha S. Buck
Deedsville
Cass Co
Ind
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Jesus
J. E. Dunn
J. M. Baker
U. B
Trisune Office Maps Quick Response Plan
Trisune office outlines rapid response steps after receiving urgent notice. Team assigns roles to handle correspondence and coordinate with editors, designers, and desk staff. Plan aims to streamline workflow and ensure timely publication under tight deadlines.
Denver Cider Mill Announces New Operating Schedule
Beginning August 9 1900 Epwarp Miter states the Denver Cider Mill will operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week and after two weeks may run daily if workload justifies it. The mill guarantees satisfaction.
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Denver
Epwarp
Miter
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Remedy
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills relieve headaches and nervous ailments by “making pure blood and strong nerves.” It promises easy use, a 25 cent price, and a money back offer, sold by W. L. Piper, a local druggist.
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Dr. King
W. L. Piper
Local notices and promotions from Denver Mills area
Harvest Queen Flour promoted with store notes and local ads. Miss Lillie Fouts and Mrs. Clara Johnson visiters, calls at Dr Newell and Dr J Wolff eye specialist. Community events include church reunions, temperance meeting changes, M E church concert, and social visits around Wabash and Denver. DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve alert, Kodol and Little Early Risers ads, and regional rail ticket sale details.
Great Red White and Blue Sale At Hart and Loewenthal
Hall and Loewenthal offer a full blast sale with reduced prices on boys and children's clothing and straw hats at half price. Located at 20 and 22 North Broadway Peru Indiana.
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Hall & Loewenthal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
J. M. Coucher
Bennetts
A. C. and
H. M. Garrett
Galveston
E. G. Vore
Levi Karn
Gilead
E. S. Buck
Brother Baker
Messrs
F. M. Moody
Wm. Bain
Judge Griffin
J. G. Han
Eel River
The
Funny Tribe
Town
Missouri
Chas. Steel
John Steel
Hooversburg
Jane Steel
Florence McElwee
Erma Sutton
Lawrence Cunningham
Velma
Maxie Gamble
Oscar Mummert
Weasaw
Eli Marburger
Clarence Messimer
Lola Kreider
Nettie Edgerton
Geo. A. Gamble
Enterprise Picnic
John Kindig
John Benson
Chili
Active
Harvey Nixon
Cora Sarver
Akron
M. E. Church
Pia
Daniel and
Tillie Newman
Harve Wellings
Logansport
Eva Skinner
Alonzo Woodhouse
Mr. Woodhouse
Trisune
Miss Lillie Fouts
Carrie
Stella Hoff
Clara Johnson
St. Louis
Denver Mills
J. R. Severns
Rochester
DeWitt
Piper’s Drug Store
John H. Stephens
South Broadway
Lewis Haines
Wabash
W. I. Hoff
Ben Brower
Mrs. Monroe Jones
Wabash County
DeWitt's
J. G. Overly
Pettysville
H. M
James Black
Fern
Twelve Mile
George Woolley
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Hocking Valley
Co. V. Graft
John ‘Endor
Logeansport
Apent
John Thomas
A. B. Vore
Union Temperance Meeting
Adventist Church
M. E
Ladies of the Baptist Mission
Media Mediker
M. E. Sunday School
Nettie F. Beal
Lucy Manchester
Harry Piper
Kloth Ing
Hart & Loewenthal
N. Br
D’y
Deana Ars
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