03 Jun 1909
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
1
Parson Rube humorously critiques domestic life in a column about managing a house with a hired girl. The piece notes the gap between courtship and marriage, jokes about flirtations, and observes patterns in marital dynamics with light satire.
Mrs. A J Long is sick at her home northeast of town. Make easy money at home corresponding for newspapers no experience needed. Send stamp for particulars. Empire Press Syndicate Middleport New York.
Twenty three Epworth League members met at the Redman home to honor Mrs Virginia Nickel with a salad spoon and picked fork as she prepares to move to Chicago and Wisconsin with Rev Nickel. Community wishes accompany the family to their new field.
Notice declares all copy due Monday before next issue. Editors unavailable Wednesday through next Monday.
Lee Fisher, who has taught at Mt. Vernon Ind, finished his term last Friday and returned to Denver Monday. He left again Monday evening for a short visit to Georgia.
The MN Be Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 with a 10 30 board meeting and an evening Epworth League devotional at 6 30. A Children Day Service is set for 7 30 followed by a Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7 30 o clock and Friday 7 30 teachers meeting. Jr Epworth at 2 00 Saturday afternoon conducted by Mrs Tua Fouts.
Sunday School 9 30 preaching 10 30 2 00 Junior Union 6 30 B Y P U 7 30 Preaching 7 30 Tuesday evening Bible reading 7 30 Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 30 Friday evening Choir Rehearsal
Perrysburg residents Perrysburg Marion Kreider and Miss Goldie Reed enjoyed a Sunday at O C Rannells home. The Misses Carrie Friend and Gladys Kreider with Omer Teel and Albert Ault attended church at Mexico Sunday. Mrs AL Matthew and Edith returned to Fredrick Oklahoma. Dick Harris and family visited Rich Valley friends Sunday. GW Staller sold his store and property to Hedge and Hueston. Fern Street of Peru visits here briefly. Carrie Friend and brother Charles visited uncle Dan Kinzie and family. Mrs Burton Green and Lulu spent last Tuesday in Rochester. Irwin Zartman is reported not improving. Kate Hamilton visited Miss Gertrude Brubaker.
F Fite adds numerous specimens to his collection including American Flamingoes Great Imperial Woodpeckers King of Paradise Marauder Chinese Duck and Peacock Pheasant along with southern alligators gar sawfish and the Great Lagerhead Turtle among other fine items from the south.
Fred Becker and Tom McMulcahy with Miss Louise Becker and Miss Rose Heitzman, all of Peru, were listed as visitors in Denver on Sunday.
Phillip Schram formerly employed in a Denver bakery was married last Tuesday evening to Miss Margaret Lehmaier in a simple ceremony.
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