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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
5
The Winona Interurban Railway Company states a new schedule takes effect Sunday, June 23, 1912. Train No 6 from Warsaw to Peru and Train No 7 from Peru to Warsaw are mostly unchanged, with minor local adjustments and no material change to terminal arrival or departure times. See the new timetable in this issue.
The Brethren Sunday School elected officers Sunday to serve the next year. Supt. Augustus Maus, Vice Supt. I W Miller, Secy Edith Orr, Asst Secy Kathryn Balsbaugh, Treas Charles Eikenberry, Pianoist Rebecca Eikenberry, Asst Flossie Fouts, Chorister Mrs A T Ronk.
The Miami Circuit of Indiana appoints Alvin W. Aman administrator with the will annexed of the estate of William Sperry, deceased, on June 4, 1912. The estate is believed solvent. Attest: Aaron Berger, Clerk. Hurd J. Hurst, Attorney.
Small bakery and lunch room offering short orders and ice cream in stock. The note calls for a trial for Mrs Anna Martin.
Mrs. L. A. Haines is on the sick list. Abner Earhart and family were guests of George Smith. Mrs. A. T. Ronk and Miss Myrtle Moon shopped in Peru. Rev. and Mrs. Herrick began a four month northwest trip on June 24. Miss Retha Fishburn went to South Bend for a two week visit with her brother Floyd. Clyde Miller and family joined guests at supper with J. W. Garritson. The Millers and Gail Miller attended Ebenezer children’s entertainment. Elizabeth Darnell and Elmer See’s daughter visited B. H. Mikesell in Twelve Mile. Elmer See returns to Anderson from Denver, Deedsville and Twelve Mile. William Baldwin and Kenneth of Detroit arrived in Denver for a weeks visit.
Harris on Kern and wife visit from Peru with George Smith families. Farmers Bank of Denver will close all day July 4th as a legal holiday. Dr J H Millikan improves from pneumonia. Frank Pearson of Michigan City visits Denver. M E Parsonage repairs delight pastor’s family. J B Cook and wife seek young fries north of Chili. Children’s day at Chili M E church June 30. Albert Ault and son host visited by Goldie Lindersmith. Richland township Sunday School Convention held at Chili M E church June 28. Bish Male Quartette celebrated. William Fennimore visits Fayette Ohio. Mrs George M Sturgeon sick last week. Charles Bell installs machinery at planing mill. Joseph Warren hosts editors with cake samples. Denverites attend Ebenezer Children’s services. 40 children perform. collection $6 for church education work. Quarterly Meeting dates adjusted to August 3–4. Denver Brethren church business meeting set. Mr Yearling and family visit Roann. Oliver Fetrow guests of David Fetrow East Denver.
Rural Route No 23 Florence Marburger is improving slowly. Mrs Cleve Staller entertained sisters last week. George See and wife visited Denver relatives. Benias Frantz and wife near Roann visited Albert Berger family. Henry See family spent Sunday in Peru. Harry praises snipe hunting. Numerous Peru and Waldron residents joined Berger family for a Sunday gathering.
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