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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
3
Perryburg area residents catch up during visits with family and friends. The report lists numerous trips and gatherings including visits by Miss Lulu Green and Miss Ruth Buck, plus church services and social events with families such as the Browns, Bayless, Yoders, and Hamiltons. Communities in Peru, Macy, Roann, and Fort Wayne are mentioned among the varied weekend activities and travel.
The Rubin and Cherry show train arrives with twenty five cars and a full equipment list. Adolph Seeman leads the setup supervising canvas theatres and dozens of workers. Professor Mumolo’s concert band and the New Orleans Jazz provide musical entertainment at the Peru carnival run by the American Legion.
Stringtown社 reports social calls and visits as Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hartzler and others visit Henry Whistler in Denver. Attendance at Decoration Day in Chili is noted, with several family visits including Butt and Hartzler households in Peru and Deedsville.
Mr and Mrs John Burkholder of Peru were Monday guests of Mrs J M Lee. Fred Sunday and family of Wabash visited over Sunday with his mother Mrs Daniel Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mayes and sons Willard Rollin and Louis of Dunkirk motored to Denver Friday to visit Mrs Mayes sister Mrs S M Waggoner and a family until Monday.
The Hagee Harness Store in Peru Indiana advertises a traveling season sale on bags trunks and suit cases. They claim to buy in quantities and pass savings to customers with a guaranteed 20 percent discount. See the display and compare prices.
The Miami Circuit of Indiana on June 1, 1920 appointed Omer Lee administrator of the estate of Ivan F. Donald late of Miami County deceased. The estate is deemed solvent. Attest M. E. Andrews, Clerk. Hurd J. Hurst represents the estate.
Arthur Wildman of Chicago and several relatives spent Sunday with their parents in town. Arthur Ward and family visited his parents. Ivan Read of Kewanna visited his father James Read. Cleo Lydia Stulberg and sisters traveled to Oklahoma to see Sylvia. Various relatives including A P Guise and wife Glenn Fites and Waldo Berger’s family joined Mrs James Fites. Nellie and Edith Easterday visited Mrs E B Smith for Sunday.
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