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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

5

Social visitors and family visits in Peru and area

Rural Route 28 residents and relatives, including Sullivan, Lantz, Marburger, and Berger families, hosted and visited in Peru and surrounding towns. Visitors from Wabash, Danville, Mexico, and Twelve Mile joined gatherings with Dillman, Berger, Ream, and Keim households over the past week.

Sullivan Elmer Lantz Lewis Marburger Peru Grover Lee Rose Anson Wabash Joe Dillman Francis Morris S. D. Berger Nona Sullivan

Photographs in latest styles at South Denver gallery

Announcement for a gallery in South Denver offering portraits and post cards with groups views and interiors shot with flash light. Good work at reasonable prices.

Denver

Local Society and Commerce Notices from Peru and Denver

Townspeople Mrs A M Brown and Mrs Mary Keister were seen shopping in Peru on Saturday and Friday. Mrs L H Dice visited north west of Denver on Tuesday. Cut Rate Drug Dept promotes daily sales at Peru Indiana. Jack Stevens from Tea Garden Indiana and F J Bryant of Plymouth Michigan dined with Mrs Mary Keister Monday. Andrew Friend west of Denver reports 92 strawberry boxes Saturday. A new serial story heads to readers with Daniel Stade mentioned. A A Wilkinson, Indianapolis GM of Greer Wilkinson Lumber, visited Denver Wednesday with local manager Charles Bell.

A. M. Brown Peru Mary Keister Mary Aldersor L. Hl. Dice J. W. Dice Denver McCaffrey Ind Jack Stevens Tea Garden F. J. Bryant Plymouth Mich Mary Andrew Friend Daniel Stade A. A. Wilkinson Indianapolis Greer- Wilkinson Lumber Companies Charles Bell

M E Church Prayer Meeting and Services Announced

The M E Church schedules a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m and Friday choir practice. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 30 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Pastor Leo Glenn Jacobs invites the public to attend all services.

M. E. Church Elbert Kline m.Epworth League Leo Glenn Jacobs

Brethren Church Announces Week of Services and Events

The Brethren Church outlines Bible School at 9 30 a m Sunday, Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m, sermons at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m, Bible Class Tuesday at 8 p m, choir Friday, Sisters' Society Thursday, and a Friday evening entertainment. Delegates Della Feikenberry and Nora Fouts attend Christian Endeavor Convention at North Manchester this Wednesday.

Brethren Church Christian Endeavor Sisters’ Society Bible School Della Feikenberry Nora Fouts North Manchester Glen Shoemaker

Children Day Observed At Baptist Church Program

The Baptist Church notes Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a 10 30 a m Children Day program replacing the morning sermon. Evening activities include B Y P U at 6 30 p m and regular service at 7 45 p m with text from First Kings. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m followed by monthly business meeting. Choir practice Friday at 7 45 p m. Ray Banks, Pastor.

Elijah Baal

Dorothy Fry Leaves Denver for Detroit Visit

Miss Dorothy Fry, who wintered in Denver with grandmother Mrs. Mary Fry, departed Monday to join her mother in Detroit Michigan.

Dorothy Fry Denver Mary Fry Detroit Mich

L. E. and W. Railroad Runs First Indy Mich City Excursions

The L. E. & W. railroad launched its first Sunday excursions to Indianapolis and Michigan City. Trains both ways saw good patronage with most coaches filled by pleasure seekers as the line aims to attract larger travelers.

L. E. & W. Railroad Indianapolis Michigan City

Paper Plates for Animal Pets

A short note suggests using paper plates for feeding animals to keep things clean. Plates bought in bulk can be burned after use, and a wine-soaked back porch area is proposed to attract pets for feeding, with easy cleanup.

Mer Natural Occupation

A mother sternly reproves a boy who wants to look out the car window. An accompanying child calls her an afraid cat and another adult defends her duty to care for her little boy despite the bustle of the moment.

Lemon oil based furniture polish guide

Learn that lemon oil forms the basis of fine furniture polishes. A small bottle costs 25 cents while a quart bought in bulk at a paint shop runs 15 cents. Dilute with one third turpentine, apply with a soft rag for best results on hard wood floors and painted surfaces. A quart lasts about two months.

If you were fair you would acknowledge my part

A wife tells her husband he owes her credit for who he is and hints at Sam's heavy debt. The judge notes the balance of personal influence and financial trouble, implying Sam carries significant liabilities.

Sam Judge

No Previous Employment Exchange Quote

A dialogue depicts Gunbusta questioning a husky darky about his wife’s work history. The negro responds tersely stating she has no prior employment and adds an amber frat marriage remark as a nonchalant aside.

Ragtus Gunbusta Darky

Population of Manhattan compares with several states

In a crowded area of Manhattan New York the population in a small portion exceeds the total populations of many small U S states including Arizona Delaware Idaho Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon New Hampshire New Mexico Rhode Island Utah Vermont and Wyoming, highlighting density.

Manhattan N. Y Arizona Delaware Idaho Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon New Hampshire New Mexico Rhode Island Utah Vermont Wyoming

Superstition Links Shark Follow to Death at Sea

Sailors once believed a shark lingering near a vessel foretold a death on board. The tale holds the shark can sense impending demise, signaling fate when it haunts a ship.

Soothing Occupation Revealed in Solitaire Tale

A waiter recalls a chaotic incident where a man kicks a chair and scatters cards into a fireplace. The second waiter explains the man is a gentleman who uses solitaire to calm his nerves. The anecdote portrays a comic clash between frustration and a peculiar coping habit.

Game Easy to Play and Managing Others’ Business

A brief quotation notes that managing other people's business at a distance is an easy and delightful occupation, lacking responsibility for results, attributed to the Exchange.

Truth and Alloy in Sierra Nevada Debris

A reflective note likens historical truth to cold mineral particles from the Sierra Nevada, mingled with endless alloy of time and centuries. The passage meditates on how fragments of the past form lasting, imperfect truth.

Sierra Nevada

Makeshift Israelites Seek Fast Food Purchases

A Boaton Transcript note describes a scene where the Israelites gather and plan to rely on makeshift meals until they can buy patent breakfast foods, illustrating resourcefulness in a temporary setting.

Manoa

Neighbor Loses Control of Car Sparking Sheriff’s Action

Fragmentary dialogue notes a neighbor losing control of a motor car and the sheriff being alerted. The brief exchange implies a local incident and sheriff involvement with no further details.

Redd Greene

Real Life Mottos and Moments in Love and Work

Fragmentary note references muttage of diadoma and the idea that life is lived in love, laughter, and work with mentions of Hubbard.

Diadoma Pifert Hubbard

General remark on crowd behavior and foolish deeds

A brief, unclear note comments on crowds where foolish actions occur and things are done. The text conveys a general observation rather than a specific event or person.

Local Happenings and Social Visits in Roann Area

W Long shipped a car load of hogs to Logansport. Clarence Ream and family welcome a baby boy. A L Davis worked at Bunker. Helen Dawalt visited Helen and Edna Benedict. Mrs Hazel Fike of Peru spent Monday with Perry Tharp family. Ed Benedict and sons Frank and William visited Emmon Robers in Macy. Israel Keplinger of Peru visits Perry Tharp and friends. William Ream and family of Wesaw and Israel Keplinger visit Clarence Ream. Bart Baker toured Indianapolis Marion Muncie in late week. Rev L G Jacobs plans to visit his mother in Wooster Ohio next week. Mrs Jacobs visits Roann. Lee Long tours Buffalo N Y with cattle then markets them. C W Long family attend Depauw commencement in Greencastle. Russell Long graduates. Mrs Herbert Webb of Huntington reports seven bought lots and built home, barn, chicken house and a six-month-old baby. W T Lee and wife entertain many.us Or: list of Roann area social visits and travels.

Mary Berger Elmer Lantz Della Dice J. W. Dice Mary Ruth May Berger Mary Keim Hazel Ethel Berger Pearl Goodwin Dorthy Danville Ill Joe Dillman Elbert Raber Lee D. Berger W. Long Logansport Thesday Clarence Ream Ream A. L. Davis Hazel Fike Peru Perry Tharp Ed. Benedict Frank William Emmon Robers Macy Israel Keplinger William Ream Wesaw Bart Baker Indianapolis Marion Muncie Rev. L. G. Jacobs Wooster Ohio Herbert Webb Huntington Saya

Bitter Advice From Perplexing Letter to Doran Family

A letter mentions Mrs. Doran of Peru and Mr. Benedict suffering from facial cancer under a Kokomo doctor's care. It urges harsh morality, discourages charity, and promotes cynicism, urging the reader to reject kindness, truth, and neighborly goodwill.

Mrs. Doran Peru Benedict

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B. R. Guise Ll. G. Wood Ray Banks Dalry Universal Helen Dawalt Helen Edna Benedict C. W. Long Willis Greencastle Depauw University Russell Long W. T. Lee Eel"River Chapel Joe: Secp Newton Kansas W. T. See Ecales Magazine D-Sweet Meo Eerperience Jarwest New York Inn Weebington Ew York
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