Brethan Church Announces Weekly Bible Classes
Brethan Church schedules Bible School at 9 15 a m on Sunday and several Christan Endeavor sessions including 2 30 p m and 6 45 p m Junior Endeavor at 2 30 p m Advanced Bible Class Tuesday at 7 45 p m Union Bible Class Friday at 7 45 p m The Sisters Society meets Thursday at 2 00 p m A convention notice mentions the Southern Indiana district Endeavor in Mexico June 14 15 and the State Sunday School Convention in Logansport June 15 16 17 Pastor L G Wood invites all to attend.
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Christian Endeavor
Union
Deedsville
Sister’s Society
Indiana
Mexico
International Sunday School
Logansport
Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services and Bible Class
Next Sunday Sunday School begins at 9 15 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m B Y P A meets at 6 45 p m The Bible Class is Wednesday at 7 45 Notes invite the public to attend Rev A S Gloyd leads the services and extends a hearty welcome.
M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Services
The M. E. Church announces Sunday School at 9:15 am and Epworth League at 6:30 pm. Choir practice is Friday at 7:30 pm. Cradle Roll service follows morning worship. Baptismal consecration urged next Sunday. First Quarterly Communion Service at 7:30 pm on June 6. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 pm. Public invited. Leo Glenn Jacobs.
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Epworth League
Leo Glenn Jacobs
Students from Denver Return Home for Vacation
A group of Denver students from North Manchester College came home Friday for a brief vacation. The Misses Kathryn Balsbaugh Esther Burkholder and Mildred Gustio along with Charles Kline George Hayes Thomas Shively and their families are listed. They returned Monday to resume the second half of the term. Miss Anna Gustin joined her sister and aims to complete two High School credits this summer and graduate next winter.
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Denver
North Manchester College
Kathryn Balsbaugh
Esther Burkholder
Mildred Gustio
Charles Kline
George Hayes
Thomas Shively
Anna Gustin
Sells Car of Silos In Local Sale
Tuesday Clarence Flora unloaded a car of silos sold to farmers in the vicinity. Purchasers included FH, D Leavitt and Freeman Morris south of Denver and C B Stockdale west of Denver. Flora acts as agent for the Kalamazoo Silo and has sold several in the area.
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Clarence Flora
Fh, D. Leavitt
Freeman Morris
Denver
C. B. Stockdale
Mr. Flora
Kalamazoo
Old Stringtown schoolhouse sold to John Miller
Trustee A C Baldwin reports the old Stringtown schoolhouse has been sold to John Miller. The building was among those vacated as pupils were transferred to Mexico.
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A.C. Baldwin
Stringtown
John Miller
Mexico
Visit and family news from Newton and Denver
EK Raber of Newton Kansas arrived in Denver for a few weeks visit with relatives and friends. Elizabeth Darnell returned home Tuesday after a three week visit with her daughter Mrs. Jamen Lee and husband at Ander. Sony: Ind.
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Ek, J., Raber
Newton, Kans
Denver
Peru Dollar Days Offer Special Bargains June 11 12
The Combined Merchants of Peru announce two big days June 11 and 12 with special bargains for one dollar. Sixty progressive business men promote win Dollar Days and invite readers to Peru to trade. Ad pages detail many discounts and more Dollar Bargains not listed.
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Peru
The
Trinity
Decoration Day Observed in Denver with Oration
Sunday services at Brethren Church featured Dr. B. Hellopeter delivering the Decoration Day address. G A R and K of P members gathered at the lodge hall then marched to the cemetery where soldiers graves were decorated. L F P Cooper spoke to SK and P members. Rain kept crowds smaller. some Denver residents traveled to Chili to honor veterans there.
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Denver
Brethren Church
B. 8. Hellopeter
Methodist Church
K. of P. Lodee
L. FP. Cooper
Chili
Indianapolis Speedway Draws Crowd For Fast Race Visit
Foster Long and family with Miss Myrtle Murphy Roy Marley and wife A J Long and wife and their son Lee plus Miss Ellie Moody traveled to Indianapolis Monday to witness the great automobile race. They report a large crowd and what they call the swiftest driving ever seen on the Speedway.
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Foster Long
Myrtle Murphy
Roy Marley
A. J. Long
Lee
Ellie Moody
Indianapolis
Speedway
Auto Upset After Dog Causes Wreck North of Chili
A large dog owned by Mr. Musselman caused a car driven by Frank Ward’s son in law to wreck north of Chili on Tuesday evening. The car skidded at fair speed, overturned, throwing all occupants to the ground. All were slightly injured but none seriously.
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Mr. Musselman
Frank Ward
Chili
Mr. Ward
Deedsville U B Church Hosts Next Sunday Entertainment
The W T U Society of Deedsville will present an evening program at the Deedsville U B Church next Sunday, June 6. Everyone is invited to attend as a good program has been arranged.
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W. ©. T. U. Society of
Deedsville
U. B
Farmers Bank Denver Stockholders Meet Scheduled
The annual stockholders meeting for Farmers Bank of Denver Indiana will be held at the bank at 2:30 p m on Tuesday June 8 Noble B Hunt cashier directs notice to shareowners.
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The
Farmers Bank, of
Denver
Ind
Noble B. Hunt
Cas
Doctors J W Newell and Ellis Andrews Attend Louisville Clinic
Dr J W Newell departed for Louisville Kentucky on Saturday to take part in the Medical Clinic at Louisville Medical University this week. He is accompanied by Dr Ellis Andrews of Peru. Both physicians are graduates of the institution.
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J. W. Newell
Louisville
Louisville Medical University
Peru
Ellis Andrews
Pleasant Outing for Methodist Aid Society Members
Husbands and sweethearts surprised members of the Ladies Aid Society with an eight oclock ride from the church to West Side Hotel at Lake Manitou. Fifteen cars carried seventy people through rain to a four course fish dinner and a day of games, with minor car troubles but hearty praise for the pleasant excursion.
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Ladies Aid Society
Denver
West Side
Lake Manitou
Rev. Jacobs
L. Redman
Miscellaneous Shower for Mr and Mrs Arthur Keim
A Saturday evening shower was held for Mr and Mrs Arthur Keim at the home of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Keim north of Chili. Guests included numerous Fouts Crippen Musselman Crippen and Crippen families with thanks for gifts and a delightful evening of ice cream and cake.
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Arthur Keim
North of Chili
Nathaniel Keim
George Fouts
Helen
Esther
Don
Schuyler
David
Milred
Marge Fouts
Lucinda Fawley
Charles Keim
Keim
Illness Calls Mrs Fagan to Athens for Nephew
Mrs B R Fagan traveled to Athens Wednesday due to the serious illness of her nephew Omer VanLue who is not expected to live. Clarence Bell his wife and son of Decatur Indiana and Charles Bish and his wife of Chili were guests at the Bell home for a light supper Monday evening.
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B. R. Fagan
Athens
Omer VanLue
Clarence Bell
Decatur
Ind
Charles Bish
Charles Bell
Nine year old girl shot by playmate at home
Ruth Ream, nine, was seriously wounded when a .22 rifle misfired by Ralph Murphy, also nine, while playing at the Murphy home near Wensaw. The bullet grazed her shoulder and entered the cheek, lodging at the brain base. She faced possible deafness but was improving. the gun was loaded unknowingly. Both families grieved over the accident.
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Ruth Ream
Will Ream
Ralph Murphy
Frank Murphy
Wensaw
Murphy
Walker Makes 6 Mile Walk to Church Dedication
At age seventy seven Uncle Tommy Skinner walked six miles from Twelve Mile to Denver in one hour forty minutes to attend the dedication of the Ora Christian Church in Pulaski County. He visited his daughter and then took trains to Ro cher and on to the event held Sunday at eleven oclock led by Rev Charley McCoy and assisted by Rev William Heflin.
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Ora Christian Church
Pulaski Co
Tommy Skinner
Denver
Tom
Hind
R. ©. Skinner
Tripone
G. W. Musselman
Rochester
Charley McCoy
Walton
William Heflin
Woman Injured After Fall From Porch Near Denver
Mrs. S. D. Raber suffered severe injuries Friday evening when she fell from her back porch at her Denver area home. She broke her left arm just below the elbow and one ankle bone, keeping her bedridden for weeks. She cannot explain the fall but believes her ankle may have twisted as she stepped off the porch.
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D. Raber
Denver
Friendship Home Opening Day at Lakons Lake
The Luckens Lake event offers a rest day for all. The Wilson Carpenter Orchestra of Peru provides an afternoon concert. A Baboon ascent by Professor McFall is slated for 4 pm with 10 cent admission to the Park. Refreshments and meals will be served at the hotel. Krieg, Prop., Friendship Home.
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Luckens Lake
Wilson
Carpenter Orchestra of
Peru
Ba-boon
Professor McFall
Krieg
Friendship Home
Lakons Lake
Omer Lee and E. J. Raber Attend Indianapolis Auto Race
Omer Lee and E. J. Raber traveled to Indianapolis on Monday to witness the great automobile race and report on the event.
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Omer Lee
E. J. Raber
Indianapolis
Seeds and Dollars Proverb on planting and saving
A brief moral by comparing unplanted seeds to unbanked dollars. It warns that paper seeds or money kept in a bureau drawer yield nothing, while planting and saving produce returns. The text urges practical action over delay.
Gravel road project advances in Denver area
Work on the new Denver gravel road is progressing rapidly with south end grading nearly finished and gravel hauling to start in a few days. North end grading will begin soon after south end completion, while the current road is almost impassable forcing Peru travelers to detour through Mexico or Chile.
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Denver
Peru
Mexico
Chili
Rural Route Gatherings Share Sunday Visits
Rural Route 23 residents Cleve Staller and wife spent Sunday with Albert Berger and family. Clarence Ream and family visited Rufus Fisher and Bertha Lee and daughters Mab el and Wilma. Mrs Sarah Berger was ill but improving. Myrtle Brower and two children visited Joe Dillman and family. Misses Mary Sylvia Dill man Eva Teague visited Will Ream and family. Mrs Fanny Stanton stayed with her parents 5 D Berger and family. Edgar Stanton Omer Lee Elvin Sullivan Sarah Matthias Alvena Frank Matthias and Bert Raber visited 8 D Berger and family. Ruth Ream is improving. Harry Kline spent weekend with P Sullivan and family.
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Clarence Ream
Rufus Fisher
Bertha Lee
Mabel
Wilma
William Guise
Sarah Berger
Myrtle Brower
Joe Dillman
Mary
Sylvia Dillman
Eva Teague
Will Ream
Fanny Stanton
D. Berger
Edgar Stanton
Omer Lee
Elvin Sullivan
Sarah Matthias
Alvena
Frank Matthias
Elbert Raber
Ruth Ream
Harry Kline
P. &. Sullivan
Local Notes on Sick, Visits and Travel
Mrs J E Millican has recovered enough to be out after three weeks of illness. H A Dice of Peru visited his father near Weasaw Tuesday night. Clyde Dick of Kokomo visited with Ire s father J R Wright and family early this week. W T Lee traveling by automobile to Newton Kansas reports terrible roads and near constant rain. The letter was written Friday from Scottsburg Iowa.
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J. E. Millican
H. A. Dice
Peru
J. W. Dice
Near Weasaw
Clyde’ Dick
Kokomo
J. R. Wright
Newton
Kansas
Scottsburg
Iowa
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Brethan Church
L. G. Wood
M. E. Church
Methodist Aid Society
Farmers Bank
Cleve Staller
Albert Berger