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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
5
The Brethren Church invites the public to Bible study at 9:20 a.m. and a Brower supervised children's program at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Ay Townsend leads the services and welcomes all attendees.
More than 600000 yellow perch fry were planted in seven lakes across three counties in May by the state Department of Conservation fish and game division. George N Mannfield said this marks the first such effort since fish culture began in 191 athat. Perch were raised at Tri Lakes and distributed upon application with Fulton South Mid Lake receiving 80 10005 Laks Manitan 200 000 Ellie Brug 20 000.
A county wide free clinic will be conducted in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Thursday January 80th. Local physician of prominence will supervise with expert examinations and free diagnoses for all attendees.
The Friend-Dress group held its eighteenth annual reunion at Peru City Park on Sunday June 9 with over 150 attendees. A dinner followed and a business meeting elected officers led by President Clarence Friend and Vice President Charles Oress. Local and out of town guests visited, with relics on display and remarks by William Friend of Frankton.
Fire crews reported substantial damage to a home at West Harrison Street where plastering and interior walls were affected. Neighbors described the incident as chaotic with rapid flames and smoke filling the living area.
Indiana motorists face a new truck mirror requirement amid a push to curb road hogs. The article notes secretary M E Noblet defending the rule and warns drivers to comply with registration and ownership laws as they take effect. The piece also reports Judge Ward granting a divorce to Eventia Doud, with Ruth M Doud gaining custody of their six year old Mildred F Doud and $25 monthly support, amid allegations of cruel treatment including a shotgun discharge.
Denver concert lovers must travel to neighboring towns for music this summer. Mexico schedules Tuesday, Bunker Hill Wednesday, Amboy Thursday. The Macy band begins July concerts with dates unsettled. In Pequot, the Pathe Band performs Sunday afternoons at City Park.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brower hosted a euchre party on Friday night in honor of Mrs. G. A. Davis of South Bend who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown. Attendees included several local families. prizes went to Miss Loves Lee for first and Mrs. Davis for second. Refreshments were served and guests departed late, praising the hosts.
Mexico PTA hosts a Lawn Social Friday evening June 24 at the Mexico Brethren Church. Proceeds fund library books. All are invited to attend and bring friends for a fun evening.
The Bréthren Missionary Society hosted an all day picnic in the grove near Chilis on Wednesday. All the church ladies from the nyer school were invited to attend. A bountiful dinner made the day a great treat and all attendees enjoyed a pleasant time.
Reinald Werrenrath, American baritone and son of opera tenor George Werrenrath, will appear at Winona Lake on Monday July 11. Born in Brooklyn, he trained under his father and studied at Northwestern University, gaining early fame at the Worcester Music Festival.
Harvest in Miami County has begun with wheat and rye to be shocked by week’s end. Yields appear equal to or above average though heads seem well filled and quality looks good. Farmers report the crop ripening earlier than usual, with June 20th historically early for cutting.
Mrs. Lizzie Lautzenhiser and family and John Wright group hosted a dinner at D. Guinns Monday. A second six o clock dinner followed at Chet Wright's home honoring William Woodkirk of Tacoma Washington visiting John Wright and family.
Mrs Bert Woolley and daughter Ruby Rosen with Celia Jane and Rose Fagan spent a few days visiting near Athens before returning to Topeka Kansas. The Woolleys, born and raised in Topeka, recalled their first visit to Indiana and were impressed by the Hoosier state's beauty.
The fragment names three individuals Perry Gover and Nele with an action described as given. Although text is incomplete the reference indicates a formal allocation or designation involving these names. No clear event date or organization is provided.
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