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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

5

Rural Route 2 Social Roundup at Mary Sullivan Home

Mrs Mary Sullivan hosted Mrs Alvena Ream Tuesday afternoon as local residents shared visits. Giread guests included Mrs Sarah Keim and her children for a Sunday dinner with Mrs Mary Berger. P S Sullivan traveled to Valparaiso for twelve weeks of schooling. Numerous neighbors from Kokomo Peru and South Bend stopped by for weekend visits and afternoon calls at the Berger home and with Glenn Brown and others.

Mary Sullivan Alvena Ream Sarah Keim Giread Mary Berger Jim Berkheiser South Bend P. S. Sullivan S. D. Berger F. S. Matthias Valparaiso Ruth Ream Sullivan Chester Wohlheter Kokomo James Hoagland Ellen Alpine Mexico Berger Grandma Berger Glenn Brown Denison P. 8. Sullivan Mrs. Denison Paul Dewald Albert Leffel

Culver Military Academy Hosts Big Free Day Fun

Chicago visitors joined Culver cadets for a May 27 celebration at Culver. A noon mess hall feast fed about a thousand attendees. Events included the ladies boat race, a gym dance, swimming, boxing, street show acts, riding and artillery drills, and various races leading to a grand military dress parade at 6:30 p.m.

Chicago Culver Tom Academy Daniel Lions den

Victory school hosts spring county meeting program

The Victory school house event featured Mae Uhlman piano solo and readings, recitations by Harrison boys, and talks by J Elmer Landis and Burton Green onSelecting county and state officials and the tax question. Arthur Rankin spoke on soil needs for better crops. The gathering emphasized tax use for schools roads and local bodies, benefiting farmers and the wider community.

Victory School House Mae Uhlman Harrison J. Elmer Landis Miami County Farm Bureau Arthur Rankin American Agricultural Chemical Company Kansas Peru

Sewing Demonstrations Draw Wide Interest Statewide

The Dress Farm along with Purdue University presents sewing demonstrations across Miami county starting June 1. Mrs. Wm. F. West chairs the Farm Bureau auxiliary sponsor with events at Chili Consolidated School and Denver Baptist Church. Additional sessions are planned in Union and Allen Townships on June 2 to teach time and money saving sewing methods.

Purdue University Miami County Chili Consolidated School Wm. F. West Farm Bureau Baptist Denver L. C. Dukes Union Allen Townships Union Township Allen

Denver Callers Highlight Harrison Griffith Family

Mr and Mrs Harrison Griffith and their son Ross of near Mexico visited Denver on Wednesday evening. Miss Alma Dukes returned to her Denver home on Tuesday after a winter in Van Wert Ohio where she taught in the city high schools.

Harrison Griffith Ross Near Mexico Denver Alma Dukes van Wert Ohio James Deck Miss Miller Roann Mr. Deck Alice Linn Chicago D. C. Stowman Lucy Metzger C. C. Derek Ott Murphy Glenn Brown

Kind s of temper

Dialogue excerpt features Nathan and John debating temper types. Nathan asserts two kinds, while John questions the distinction. The conversation hints at gendered views on temper and marriage expectations among women.

John Nathan

Mrs Jones Preserves Bonded by Courage and Cheer

Nathan recalls his wife Sarah’s dedication to making and selling preserves to fund a dress for Nina. A fall shatters the market, yet Sarah finds intact jars amid the wreck, her calm tone and mercy turning regret into gratitude. Nathan acknowledges she proved the exception to every rule.

John Nathan Sarah Nina Nat Baye

Dont Be a Quitter Says Farrington

A quotation urges perseverance, stating that sticking with a task defines a man and leads to success or failure. It notes many have won at the eleventh hour because they would not quit. Farrington emphasizes not being a quitter.

Farrington

Local Happenings Portraits of Denver Visits and Gatherings

Daniel Baber and family motor to South Mud-Lake and visit Quick. William Robbins of Detroit visits Denver with daughter Mrs. Ross McHenry. Mrs. Libbie Ross and relatives entertain at Shoemaker home. Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Gerard visit Denver. Kessler and Cover hosts for dinners. Ice cream and cake followed 88th birthday surprise for John Ward with 38 guests.

Daniel Baber Charles Baber South Mud-Lake William Robbins Detroit Denver Ross McHenry Mary Moody Frank Gerard Mrs. Dwight Shoemaker Deedsville Hepburn Ohio George Kessler Della Cover Carl Haines Lewis Kessler A. L. Graal Logansport Indianapolis Floyd Smith Miranda Alice Trainer Peru Ray Grual Gaythal Chas. C. Pyle John Ward John Clare Mr. Ward

Notice of Administration in Miami County

The Miami Circuit of Indiana on May 27, 1922 appointed Julia F. Clark administratrix of the estate of Fannie F. Hamlin, late of Miami County, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Attest: M. E. Andrews.

Miami Indiana Fannie F. Hamlin Miami County Julia F. Clark M. E. Andrews

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