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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
5
In Peru and nearby areas residents recount visits and travel. Walter and Rollie Bacon along with two daughters toured Mishawaka Indiana to bring home Mrs Rollie Bacon after a week with relatives. Other trips include Otho Bunnell and wife to Peru and Mrs Ray Bunnell. Various commutes and social calls extend to Mexico and North Mud Lake with families J Bayless Dague Yoder Sowers Knauf and Harris mentioned.
Roscoe Miller Omer Yoder and Alva Yoder joined others in Peru Saturday evening with Lyman Bunnell and Gordon Yoder starting for Peru but Lyman’s car trouble forced a retreat to the Burg. Otho Bunnell hosted Sunday dinner for OC Harris and family Vera Hiram Wilson family Milton and Ray Bunnell. Clifford Dague family visited Emanuel Yoder. Ross Dague from near Tipton also joined. Susie Green stayed with sister Mrs Murray Wildman Deedsville. Robert Hamilton and Bert Balsbaugh dined with the Walter Balsbaugh family. Elizabeth Mills visited Chloe Bacon Sunday. Mrs Phillip Butt of South Bend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs L L Buck. Charles Bayless and wife and daughters shopped in Peru Monday. Walter Raber and family visited relatives in Mexico Sunday.
Indianapolis June 28 Special George N Mannfeld chief of the state conservation fish and game division states it is illegal to use a trap for catching fish except minnow traps for bait. The only lawful turtle trap must have an open top and a described box design with runs and doors to capture turtles as they crawl out toward bait or sun themselves.
Converse prepares for the Fourth of July celebration with horse races at the track and other attractions. Speedy nags are in training for fall races and prizes are offered. Amusements include a baseball game between crack teams a band concert and various sports for all ages.
Dr and Mrs J W Newell and Mr and Mrs Clinton Eikenberry with two children motor to Lafayette on Sunday and are pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs Newell's brother Aaron Gregg and his wife.
In a booklet on Urundi, H. Li. Shantz of the U.S. Department of Agriculture describes the Watusi as the dominant race. He notes their height from five feet ten inches to seven feet two, chocolate to nearly black skin, clean-shaven and animated faces. They excel in jumping and running, with high jumps around eight feet, and display powerful spear and bow techniques though bow accuracy is uneven, possibly due to religious prayers.
The Boston Globe notes that fifty or sixty years ago New England was the center of American literature. It highlights a remarkable roster of celebrities led by Hawthorne Bryant Lowell Longfellow Holmes Whittier Emerson Thoreau Stowe Curtis Parkman Fiske Prescott Motley Bancroft Ripley.
Prosperity in Geylon's main industry grew in 1922 with a yield of uniformly high quality due to continued fine plucking and careful manufacture. Consul Marshall M. Vance reports Colombo that 171,392,249 pounds of black and green tea were shipped, up 9,000,000 pounds from 1921 but below the 1913-1922 average.
Berlin police found a man unconscious in the street. He said a stranger lit his cigar and later inserted a narcotic into it, robbing him after the drug took effect.
Mrs. Lorenzo Doud recovers after operation at Woodlawn Hospital Rochester. Mrs. Mahlon Squires and children from Peru visit Denver with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Whisler of South Denver. George Rhineberger family from Peru visit Rhoda Rhineberger and E. S. Kline group last Thurs-Fri. B F Derek of Converse along with Uri ah Derek and wives of Kokomo and Al Derek and wife of California join in Denver Sunday. B F Derek stays overnight. others continue to Kokomo Monday morning.
Mrs A D Alexandria of Ko komo visited Mrs Ina Fouts on Sunday. Miss Sophia Strohm traveled to Macy and visited relatives over the weekend. Miss Annabelle Squires of Peru stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Whisler. Mr and Mrs L H Dice dined with J W Dice and wife near Weasaw. Mrs Andrew Birk and children living south of Denver stayed with Mrs Margaret Grimes Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J T Donaldson and Norma drove to Culver for a druggists convention and grand ball.
Los Angeles hair expert Mr. G. W. Busche praises Lucky Tiger in a letter to manufacturers, saying his forty years of experience show no remedy matches its effectiveness for hair loss and dull hair. He urges women to visit him and notes druggists stock the product.
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