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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
5
M E Church Denver announces Sunday School at 9 30 am led by O B Stockdale with preaching at 10 30 am and 7 45 pm Epworth League meets 6 45 pm subject The Costs of the Christian Conquest Bible references Phil 2 4 11 Matt 16 24 25 28 16 20 Leader Miss Blanche Powell President John L Sunday Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 pm H W Park pastor
Cm M. E. Crurci invites all to Sunday services at Chili starting 9:30 a m. London choir plans Sept events and all who can attend are urged to join.
The Baptist Church invites participation in 9 30 Sunday School led by Omer E. Zook with B Y P U at 6 30 on Making America Christian. Mrs Journey Bramble leads the study and prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 80 with public invited. C F Gotpen, Pastor.
The Brethren Church announces a 9 30 am Bible study led by N B Brower in Sept with Sunday morning preaching replacing the evening service due to the M E Church children's program The sermon titled Reasonableness of Faith or Absolute Belief in the Word Communion will be held Monday evening All members urged to attend and the public is welcome Pastor W F Jounson leads the services.
Mrs J T Donaldson and her husband operated an ice cream trade when thieves broke into their home Sunday afternoon and stole a purse containing about five dollars. The purse was later located in a corner of the garage where the thief had tossed it after removing the money.
On last Sunday Dr. J. W Newell James Staller Lewis Haines and Ed Kime of Twelve Mile left on a ten day fishing trip in northern Michigan. Reports say fishing in northern Michigan is excellent and local sports men aim to land large fish.
AGER & WISELEY promote luggage sale offering 25 percent savings on trunks traveling bags and suit cases to customers amid a discount push from their storefront at 22and Ave Station.
County Auditor Charles Wolf reports the semi annual distribution of June taxes. Delinquent tax collections total 7029 dollars. The County Treasurer receives 421.74 dollars at 6 percent. The state will receive 73339.57 dollars and the remainder is allocated to county, township, school town and corporations.
The Mayer Grain Co reports a Denver operation upgrade with a force installing motors and equipment. Manager E S Kline says two large motors will power the elevators, with new machines including a feed grinding unit. Power expected in working order this week.
Archie Armstrong was severely injured Thursday evening at the basket factory while assisting in filling the vat. A rapidly revolving handle struck his hand, crushing and breaking bones and preventing use of the hand for some time.
William Grimes of the northern Denver area is critically ill at home after a Friday evening paralytic stroke. His condition shows slight improvement but he cannot use one side of his body. Doctors remain hopeful for a complete recovery given his strong constitution.
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Burns drove to Walcotville Saturday and traded their old Ford for a new one. They then traveled to Avilla to visit Rev Frank Burns and his wife, staying until Sunday evening.
The county meeting of the K of P Lodges will be held in Denver on Friday evening June 30. There are three K of P Lodges in the county outside Denver Peru Converse and Bunker Hill.
Denver Methodist Sunday School plans a fine entertainment for Children's Day on Sunday evening June 25. The committee in charge invites the public to attend.
Miss Alma Dukes, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Dukes, has been on the sick list after an operation for the removal of her tonsils last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Clayton Dukes are mentioned as her parents with Saline nd daughter remaining here Monday.
A Peru event marked Mrs. Caroline Black’s 79th birthday with a family reunion at her home. Attending were relatives from Miami Florida Champaign Illinois Napoleon Ohio Plymouth Indiana Macy Peru and Denver plus Minneapolis and Plymouth members unable to attend due to illness. The gathering honored Rev. Stewart Bailey's family and expressed hope to reconvene next year.
The Miami County teachers institute will meet at Peru High School starting Monday August 28 for five days. The event adopts a chautauqua plan with Wabash Huntington and Blackford counties, allowing better instructors who spend a day in each county. The Huntington county superintendent arranges the program and will send it to Peru when ready.
Local reports say Fel river fishing is excellent this year. Thirteen bass weighed one to two and a half pounds each on Sunday, while Carl Haines caught a four pound bass and a one and a half pound bass on Monday. The four pounder is the largest in years from Eel River area.
Streets in Denver have been oiled to curb dust as Harrison and Washington streets receive treatment alongside Emmons. Citizens report a visible drop in dust on the city's busiest avenues.
A call to residents to decide whether the town board should oil every street next year or leave the work to property owners. The author argues central procurement saves money and reduces health risks, urging community action and a vote on the proposition.
A full day of events includes a band concert at the North Manchester Fair Grounds on July 4. The piece lists visits and relatives from Marion to Denver and Bryan Ohio, various family gatherings in Indiana, plus a large reunion at South Mud Lake and a catered picnic dinner.
The Torch article recalls P. S. Sullivan, 1877 graduate, visiting Valparaiso University. It contrasts 1877 student life with 1922, noting separate sexes, lake swimming, no plumbing, old dining fare of crackers beans and molasses, and dances at dormitories. Sullivan expects his diploma this year.
The annual assessment on your lot for 1922 is past due and must be paid before June 24 at Citizens State Bank in Denver Indiana. James Staller serves as secretary.
Radio advertisement announcing building a set now with plans priced at 50 cents. Endorsed by Jones Howe of Peru.
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