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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

10

Children’s entertainment at ME Church announced

Perrysburg notices invite all to a Sunday evening children’s entertainment at the ME Church. Several local residents are mentioned in brief social notes including Fern Kreider returning from Maxinkuckee Lake, Mrs. Charles Bayless visiting Peru, Marion Raber returning to Indianapolis, Gladys Kreider at Beulah Warner’s, and Lizzie Staller in Peru.

Fern Kreider Maxinkuckee Lake Gladys Kreider Beulah Warner

Jefferson Township Commencement at Mexico Honors Nineteen Graduates

The Jefferson Township commencement was held at Mexico last Thursday evening with nineteen graduates receiving diplomas. The program went smoothly. Mr. Runkle delivered a highly appreciated address. Frank Crawford, a Peru music dealer, supplied the piano, a top Packard automobile was the best make. Music, both vocal and instrumental, delighted attendees.

Jefferson Township Mexico Runkle Frank Crawford

Fire breaks out roof. extinguished with minor damage

The incident occurred Friday noon when fire broke from the roof. The blaze was quickly controlled with no damage beyond a small hole in the roof.

Jént Guise

Notice to all indebted to L S Phillips Peru Morning Journal

All persons knowing themselves indebted to L S Phillips are asked to call and settle their accounts with the Peru Morning Journal without further notice.

L S Phillips Peru Morning Journal

Local fund raised for boys after Chili band concert

A purse exceeding 18 dollars was raised by Chili citizens for the boys after a Sunday visit by Mrs A Le and daughters and L C Dukes Co. A number from here attended the Chili band concert Saturday evening. Omer Flora and wife were among those noted near Chili.

L C Dukes & Co A LE Outs Omer Flora Land Chili

Denver KOTM Band Urged to Seek Community Support

The Denver KOTM band, praised as one of the best small bands in the region, relies on local backing to continue. The piece urges citizens and merchants to attend concerts, fund uniforms, and sustain the group to keep Denver’s “best advertising medium” thriving and drawing trade.

Denver Kotm Denver Peru

Macy woman visits Woolley in Thursday gathering

Mrs. Anna Norris of Macy was the guest of Mrs. Lizzie Woolley on Thursday for a social visit.

Anna Norris Macy Lizzie Woolley

Mm E Church Weekday and Sunday Service Schedule

Sunday School at 9 30. Class Meeting 10 30. Evening Epworth League devotional and preaching at 7 30 with meeting at 6 30. Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 30. Teachers meeting Friday at 7 30. Jr Epworth Saturday at 2 00 conducted by Mrs Jon Fouts.

Epworth League Jr. Epworth Jon Fouts

Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Services

Baptist Church announces preaching at 10:30 and 2:00 for Junior Union at 6:30 B Y P U. Evening preaching at 7:30 Tuesday Bible reading at 7:30 Wednesday prayer meeting and choir rehearsal in the evening.

Local families visit and Sunday services noted

Rural Route 23 Abe Mohler made a business trip to the county seat Saturday. Ott Murphy and family spent Sunday with John Fahl and wife. Albert Berger and family of Roann spent Thursday with George Lee. Mrs. Charles Stanton and two sons Hazen and Simon of Peru spent Sunday with Jacob Stanton and family. Carl Lantz of Indianapolis visited his aunt Mrs. Mary Sullivan for a few weeks. Mrs. Francis Morris and sister-in-law Miss Fannie Morris of Peru spent a few days at Sam Berger’s. Ephram Kerschner and family of Woolleytown visited Albert Dewald and wife. George Steffey and wife and son Lawton of Mexico spent Sunday with Frank Matthias and sisters. Mrs. Mary Berger visited her son John Berger and family at Steger, Illinois, over Sunday. Rufus Fisher and family, Floyd Yoder and wife of Denver, and Omer Lee and wife near Mexico spent Sunday with them. Services at Mt. Zion Sunday were well attended. Rev. Marburger preached a very good sermon and is hoped to preach again soon. Next Sunday Dun kark people will preach at Mt. Zion. Everyone invited.

Abe Mohler Ott Murphy John Fahl Albert Berger Roann George Lee Francis Morris Fannie Morris Peru Sam Berger Ephram Kerschner Woolleytown Albert Dewald George Steffey Lawton Mexico Frank Matthias Mary Berger John Berger Steger Illinois Rufus Fisher Floyd Yoder Denver Omer Lee Near Mt. Zion Marburger

No Trespassing Notice by Frank Matthias and Sisters

No hunting or trespassing on our farm without permission. Violators will be prosecuted. Frank Matthias and Sisters.

Frank Matthias

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Caroline Black in Denver

Relatives gathered at Mrs. Caroline Black’s Denver home for her 66th birthday on a Thursday. Planned by her daughter Mrs. Bertha Moon of Peru, attendees included W E Bailey of Plymouth, Henry E. Bailey of Peru, Mrs. Emma Cunningham of Rochester, and Bertha Moon. A bountiful dinner followed, with all seeming to enjoy the day fully.

Caroline Black Denver

Dr Snearly Vindicated Free at Last

Report by the chemists who examined the body of Mrs. Snearly of Roann finds no poison. Several organs showed disease sufficient to cause death, leading to the case against Dr Snearly being dropped and his exoneration proclaimed.

Snearly

None in Denver

Editorial note laments foreign goods invading home merchants markets and praises domestic printing services offering cheap prices as proof of quality.

Denver

Epworth League Social Planned On Church Lawn

A Sunday gathering included A L Fouts and Andrew Fouts of Denver with Lavina Jones of Roann. The Epworth League schedules a social on the M E Church lawn Saturday evening July 3. Upton Friend suffered severe leg bruising after a horse kicked him Sunday afternoon. no bone fracture but a painful injury, doctor called.

A L Fouts Andrew Fouts Denver Lavina Jones Roann Idaville Epworth League M. E. Church Lawn Upton Friend

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Milwaukee Osborne Reed Bros Indiana Perrysburg Charles Bayless Marion Raber Indianapolis New Zion Will Friend Franklin Lizzie Staller Will Robinson Lucy Lindesmith John Brubaker Kate Hamilton Clyde Miller Ind Mm. E. Church L. C. Dukes L. A. Dukes Enver Charles Stanton Hazen and Simon Jacob Stanton Carl Lantz Mary Sullivan Ager's Dr. Snearly
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