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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
A live serial story titled The Governors Lady will begin in next week's Tribune. It promises to explore present day political and social conditions and offers readers several similar stories with a yearly subscription.
First class shoemaker outfit complete in every detail offered for sale. Willing to sell shop and adjoining two lots. Good opportunity for a shoemaker. Seller plans to leave Denver by August 1. Contact Joseph Warren.
Announcement notes photographs in latest styles and post cards groups views interiors by flash light. Rosa Be Fagan presents good work at reasonable prices at Gallery in South Denver.
All correspondents are urged to send letters and news items to the Traipunn Office on Monday or next week. The paper aims to publish a day early, and prompt submissions will greatly assist this effort.
Charles Simons traded his balky Overland for a new five passenger Ford last week to replace the unreliable older vehicle.
The Sister's Society of the Brethren Church invites the public to an Ice Cream Social on Saturday evening hosted on the church lawn. Enjoy ice cream and cake while the community gathers for an informal evening.
Miss Effie Moody, who has studied in Muncie this summer, returned to Denver Tuesday evening after completing her school work for the season.
Miss Mattie Marie Long and John Leroy Marley wed at 2 PM in the newly furnished East Washington Avenue home. Rev L G Jacobs officiated with Mendelssohn’s wedding march played by Fern Guyer. Guests from Ohio Indiana and nearby towns attended. The couple will reside in Denver with Marley continuing as rural route mail carrier.
The Democratic voters of Union township met Saturday and elected Isaac Groat as Trustee and Henry Knraff as assessor. With these two gentlemen as their flag bearers the Democratic voters feel they have an extra strong ticket in the field.
Jefferson township Republicans will hold a convention in Denver on Friday evening June 19. Delegates to the county convention will be chosen, and the county gathering will be held in Peru on Saturday June 20.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Haines of Peru were guests of L A Haines and family early this week. Dr J W Newell leaves Thursday for Atlantic City to attend the Association of the Pennsylvania Railroad Surgeons meeting and will return the first of the week, Mrs Newell accompanying him.
The M E Church announces a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m choir practice Fridays and Sunday services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 45 a m Sermon The Veteran Soldier of The Cross Epworth League 6 30 p m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Rev Moody will preach and the pastor will attend Ebenezer for Children Day Exercises Baptism by immersion or pouring Sunday at 2 00 p m at the river near Chili Ebenezer and Denver area Baptism candidates urged to attend Public invited Leo Glenn Jacobs Pastor.
The Brethren Church lists Bible School at 9 30 a m next Sunday Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m Bible Class Tuesday 8 00 p m Choir Practice Friday 8 00 p m Sister's Society meets Thursday all day A Children's Day program planned for Sunday evening June 28 Women's Missionary School at Winona Lake June 25th Public invited L G Wood Pastor
Mr and Mrs Kinzie of Macy visit Denver friends Monday while T J Ewer of Macy conducts business there Tuesday. Alma Sellers of Warsaw arrives in Denver for a few days with relatives. Family gatherings include Mrs Mayas sister Mrs W W Kirby and daughter. Rev Bechtold and Rev Jacobs families hosted at Pettysville home. An auto trip to Luken's Lake honors Miss Sapho Wright Mary Alderfer and others.
The 10th annual Friend-Cress Family Reunion will gather in Whitmore grove south of Denver on Sunday June 21. Invitations have been sent to all members and organizers expect the largest turnout on record.
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