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07 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
1
The fragment mentions people, style, and fit as a point of pride, noting appearance as a key element. No clear event or named entities are present to specify a story or date.
Lake Erie & Western Railroad offers excursion tickets for July 3 and 4 1906 at one fare plus 25 cents round trip. Tickets valid for return July 5 1906. Information from any ticket agent or S D McLeish G P A Indianapolis Indiana.
The Epworth League of the Sebenezer M E church will host an ice cream social on the church lawn next Saturday evening June 9 inviting all to attend for a pleasant time and to support a good cause.
Rev H Lacey conducts a series of meetings in Chili this week with Rev St A LeMaster from Mexico assisting, preaching Tuesday night and Wednesday evening.
The Semi annual Miami County Sunday School Association meeting held May 31 to June 1 1906 in Denver Indiana opened with W M Fisher of Mexico presiding. Rev J F Rake and Mrs Mary Howes led choirs as 30 voice chorus sung and junior groups performed. Edgar P Kling of Peru addressed on The Study of the Bible with insight and humor. J T Arm itague of Peru spoke on How to Make the Sunday School a Success followed by talks on lessons from the Great Teacher Systematic giving and new methods in primary work by C H Black. Afternoon sessions featured Rev Harry Nyce of Peru on What happens to him who meets Christ and a Round Table discussion. Marian Marion Ohio items announced the next convention June 19 21 1906 in Peru. The gathering closed with The Tie that Binds and benediction by Rev Rake.
Clifford Newell and his bride arrived in Denver to the groom's home on Saturday at 3 32 PM after traveling from Indianapolis. An informal reception was held with the groom's immediate family and friends from Lafayette Peru Rockfield and the newlyweds will reside at 2440 Central Ave Indianapolis.
Mrs Henry Butt brought to the Tribune office today some of the finest strawberries we ever had. Many thanks for the same.
An eighty year old Utica Ohio grandmother visiting Macy wrote lines from memory to please her grandson. The verse shows youthful feelings endure across generations and notes friendships and virtue as guiding influences. The article identifies the writer as Grandma Woolly of Denver.
Sunday School at 9:30 with Class service and Epworth League at 7 30 led by Mrs W H Howes Junior League at 2 30 M E Church Denver hosts first Quarterly Meeting of the Denver charge with love feast after Sunday School Preaching at 11 and sacrament of the Lord Monday June 11 at 2 PM quarterly conference led by Rev H N Herrick from Kokomo All invited to attend
Ten popular Denver women met at Miss Ohma Smiths home Friday evening to organize the Fluer de lis Club. Charter members include Golden Newell Audna Derek Lillie Goldia Fouts Nellie Garritson Ohma Smith Goldia Carson Myrtle Dukes Ida Balsbaugh and Della Lacey. Officers elected were Della Lacey President Ida Balsbaugh Vice President Nellie Garritson Secretary and Ohia Smith Treasurer.
The L. E. & W. announces sale tickets in Denver to compete with electric lines for all points south of Peru. Tickets are valid both directions at a greatly reduced rate and will benefit Denver residents traveling south. For details contact the L. E. & W. agent.
Rev J F Rake joins Charles Delbert Lee of Union township to Angie Lee Leavell of Perrysburg in a Saturday ceremony at Rake’s South Denver home. The couple plans to reside with the bride’s mother Mrs John Leavell in Perrysburg.
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