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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
6
Miss Hazel Berger called on Mrs. Nona Sullivan and her mother Mrs. Danes on Tuesday. Miss Luella Dice of Erie is visiting at the home of her uncle J. W. Dice and family this week. Elmer Miller and wife and Omer...
Sunday visits and family ties fill the column with names Laura Fisher from Denver visits Ethel Berger Luella Dice and Mary Dice dine with Mrs Alice Sloppy Aaron Berger and Altay of near Gilead join the family Danes Sullivan attend a funeral at Bunker Hill Mrs Mary Ricks visits sister Carrie in Veedersburg Arvilla Ogle spends time with Ethel Berger Louisa Lantz and Elba visit Frank Matthima Ruth Newbold travels with Virginia Guysinger to Chicago Lucile Harding calls on Ethel Berger Mia Dice and Mary Dice visit Grandma Berger Peru commencement draws many locals Sollitt of Peru visits sister Ida Dewald for several days
Grimes Derek suffered a severe foot and ankle injury Sunday evening after losing control of a motorcycle near the Denver Methodist Church. Doctor Waymire treated him, but he remains bedridden on Washington Street with significant pain and limited movement expected for some time.
Mr and Mrs Ira Friend are remodeling their Harrison Street residence adding a large east side room a fireproof roof and a spacious porch The enhancements improve appearance and value of the dwelling.
Tuesday workmen began laying brick on the new road through Denver. The cement foundation was finished last week and brick work on the east end should be completed this week if gravel-hauling teams are secured. Archie Wade and son Charlie of Roanoke Va. arrived in Denver as guests of Wade's sister Mrs Clyde Miller and husband, with Harry Wade living with his aunt and uncle in Denver. Mr and Mrs Levi Armantrout and son Rollip G. were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs QO Armantrout, then visited Mr and Mrs Mike Day near Erie.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts a constitutional remedy via Hall's Catarrh Medicine and offers $100 for any case of catarrhal deafness not cured by the product.
A 1919 Salt Lake City correspondence from Mrs. Bert Lewis to Jacob Ream of Elwood Indiana describes ongoing medical treatments, belief in divine aid, and requests for family care. She notes harsh patient experiences, wishes to help her mother with tonsil removal, and asks prayers for personal usefulness and charity.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stouse of Veedersburg visited W. F. Newbold in Denver and returned with Mrs. Stouse's sister Mrs. Mary Ricks and her baby. A daughter Mary Seeveths arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Newell in Oklahoma City, the third girl in the family. Mary Elizabeth is a new granddaughter of Dr and Mrs. J. W. Newell of Denver.
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