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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
The report notes the Northern Baptist Convention held in Denver marked one of the denomination’s greatest events. It highlights growing opportunities for the Church of Christ worldwide and a bold call toward massive expansion, including a projected 100 million dollar effort in coming years.
The Brethren Church schedules worship at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday June 22 with a 9:30 a.m. Bible Study and a 7:30 p.m. Young People's meeting. Choir rehearsal is Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Public invited. L Al Myers is pastor and Sam Clingaman serves as superintendent.
M. E. Church announces a Sabbath School session next Sunday at 9 30 with W Sellers as Superintendent inviting attendance by all members and friends.
The Common Schools of Miami County hold commencement Saturday at 2 pm in the Wallace Theatre Building Peru with most township schools participating. RW Himelick Fort Wayne schools will deliver the address. Jefferson Township graduates include Mildred Bishop Leonie Dale Mary Morse Donald Musselman Ruby Cunningham and others.
A scanned wartime notice informs soldiers sailors and marines that they are entitled to five cents per mile travel allowance from enlistment to home. The author offers a blank application and assistance to apply and asks readers to relay the message to other discharged personnel and to contact 373 House Cast Building Washington D C.
Miss Agnes Stockdale entertained about fifty young people Tuesday evening at her home near Denver to honor the forthcoming marriage of her brother Curtis Stockdale and Miss Zula Long. Lawrence and Eldwin Schubert orchestra provided music and refreshments of strawberry ice cream and cake were served. The affair featured lively dancing and generous gifts for the couple.
Mr and Mrs Peter Fisher from Mexico visited Denver on Wednesday for the convention at the Denver Brethren Church and enjoyed a dinner with Mr and Mrs D C Stowman.
The document outlines steps to divide Denver into 3 to 7 wards, publish notice in the Tribune for an election, and have inspectors preside and certify results. It details trustees elected by ward voters, and town clerk and treasurer positions, with possible one person or separate offices. Schmuck: but keep.
O A Phillips, longtime Denver feed store proprietor, traded his business for western land. The new owner was to take over Monday but cannot locate locally. Phillips closed stock gradually and shut the store on Saturday, with plans to renew or transfer the business to a new operator in Denver.
Work on the Daniel Scott road through Denver advances rapidly with a big steam concrete mixer started. At current pace the concrete base for the brick surface will be laid this week extending to the L. E. & W. railroad. West end grading nears completion and gravel placement will follow soon.
The Rochester Sentinel reports that meningitis germs may be in the water at Leonard Cool’s farm near Perrysburg. Five horses and two colts died, and the Cool infant is afflicted. Doctors consider water as the source after ruling out feed. state health officials will analyze water samples.
Carpenters near completion on a modern bungalow for C. B. Stockdale west of Denver. Stockdale plans to move soon and retire from active farming to hog raising. His son Curtis will manage the farm from the current home once the move occurs.
Walter Nash and David Larrison unearthed a mastodon skeleton about eight feet underground on J. OC. Clelland farm four miles south of Amboy. A tusk fragment tibia and fibula parts were shown at the Independent office. The find echoes ancient mastodon haunts across the state.
The Mexico Baptist Church ladies host an Ice Cream Social on the church lawn next Saturday evening. June 71st offers ice cream and cake with special music and an invitation for all.
Albert Eikenberry the Denver postmaster is attending the Postmasters Convention in Marion. His participation highlights regional postal leadership and ongoing professional gatherings for mail system officials.
A letter to the Peru Chamber of Commerce and Miami County merchants outlines aims of a Farmers Federation. It advocates education, cooperative buying, fair middleman profits, opposition to greed and monopoly, better roads, and closer farmer merchant ties. A meeting is proposed for the first Saturday in July at 2 PM.
At the mass meeting on June 18 in Denver the town nominated L. H. Dice and N. B. Hunt for Clerk and Treasurer. Ward candidates include William Whistler A L Fouts A C Cunningham Foster Long Merritt Murphy Acel Dukes J R Wright. Election set for June 25 in the Directors room of Citizens State Bank, 6 am to 6 pm. Voters use a single ballot with an X opposite their chosen candidate.
The Southern District of Christian Endeavors and Sunday Schools held its ninth annual convention at the Denver Brethren Church on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. A splendid program was arranged by the committee, with a fuller report to be published next week.
A Union Decoration Service of the IOOF and K of P lodges will be held Sunday afternoon June 22 1919 at the Denver Brethren Church at 2 30 oclock. Everybody welcome.
Public notice advertises Clyde Miller of Denver Indiana buying poultry calls with delivery and offers contact via both phones for pricing and purchase.
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