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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Denver Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by C B Stockdale and Sept Epworth League at 6 45 p m with theme That the Dead Shall Not Have Died in Vain led by N B Hunt President John L Sunday Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 led by H W Park pastor
Cum M. E. Cuuren leads Sunday School at Chili at 9:30 a m with L Doud as superintendent All services open to all. Omer E Zook presides Sunday School at Baptist Church with 9:30 am preaching and 10:30 am B Y P U at 6:30 pm on Better Praying Mrs Journey Bramble leads. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm. G F Gotpen pastor.
The Brethren Church invites the public to Bible study at 9 30 a m led by N B Brower on September date. Worship services follow with Pastor W F Jonnson. Public is invited to all activities and services.
Denver streets receive graveling on East Washington and First Street south of Vandalia. Sewers laid and bridges repaired as the town board works within a limited appropriation to elevate road conditions. The effort aims to place Denver among first class small towns for streets.
Denver progresses with widespread electric lighting as Lewis Gustin’s store and funeral parlor join many shops in town already wired. In seven months since power began, most businesses and many residences are illuminated, showing broad adoption of the new convenience.
Notice to parents warning of serious injury risk to children who play near lumber yards. It urges parents to act since Mr. Smith cannot supervise at all times and children have ignored warnings.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Denver M. E. Church will hold its regular monthly meeting next Thursday afternoon, July 5, at the home of Mrs. Oscar Brown. Participants and attendees are requested to bring the usual refreshments and be prepared to discuss ongoing church activities.
Alma Dukes, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dukes, married Glen K. Rule of Van Wert Ohio in a quiet afternoon ceremony at the Dukes home in South Denver. Rev. A. F. White officiated. Guests included relatives from Van Wert and Albion. The couple planned a brief wedding trip and will reside in Van Wert after July 1.
Charles Wolf announces approval of the June settlement sheet forwarded to the Auditor of State. Checks are ready for distribution to Peru City School Board, various township and town boards, and state accounts with total distribution totaling 627,412.00. Officials listed include Frank E. Bradley, Dee S. Hood, James D. Havens, and others across numerous taxing units.
Mrs Ancel McHenry, longtime Denver resident, died Sunday June 25 at her son Walter's home in South Denver after a period of aging illness. Funeral services were held at the Denver Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon with burial in Chili cemetery.
A. R. Fair of Macy has moved his family and goods into the south part of the hotel building and opened a restaurant and rooming house. He offers board and room by the day or week and aims to supply public needs in the restaurant line. He is described as an experienced, well recommended business man and hustler.
An old advertisement touts stomach health claiming the stomach regulates the blood and is the fountain head of health or disease. It urges readers to get their stomach right by taking Taniacd by T Donaldson.
State Fire Marshal Newman T. Miller urges communities in Indiana to celebrate the Fourth of July safely by omitting dangerous fire works. Fireworks are illegal under state law and local authorities will enforce the ruling to prevent loss of life and property.
The Women’s Baptist Missionary Society will meet July 6 at eleven o’clock on A. C. Cunningham’s lawn. Attendees are asked to bring dinner for a picnic lunch, with a committee provision at noon. In the afternoon a church service follows, inviting children and friends for a social gathering.
The regular devotional and business gathering of the Denver Brethren Women's Missionary Society is set for next Thursday afternoon July 6 at the church. Election of officers will occur, and all members are urged to attend.
The Missionary Society of the Denver Brethren Church will hold an ice cream social next Wednesday evening July 5 in the church basement. The event promises plenty of ice cream and cake for all attendees.
Ben Stoffer’s 19 ton traction engine crossed the Wea Bridge at Harrison Street when bridge stringers failed. The engine dropped to the creek bed resting on cross beams, requiring three days to remove after building a creek-bed foundation and lifting with jacks.
Announcements from Denver friends note the marriage of Misa Beatrice Baker to Mr. Guy Irwin Casherman of Marion on June 18. They will reside at 1108 S Gallatin Street Marion after the 28th. the bride is the eldest daughter of Mrs. F. K. Buber and once helped in her Denver father’s store.
Messrs. J. W. Newell L. A. Haines James Staller and Ed Kime returned from a ten day fishing trip in northern Michigan. They reported a fine trip with an extra large catch of fish. Dr Newell said in less than two hours they caught thirty large bluegills and other fish reached weights up to ten pounds.
Mr and Mrs Earl Burns announce the birth of a baby boy born Sunday morning June 25 weighing 94 pounds. This is their second child joining an older brother. The baby has been named Herschel LaVere and both mother and baby are doing fine.
W T Lee shipped 13 300 pounds of wool on Tuesday, a season’s import that graded very high. The consign ment was described by the shippers as one of the best and largest sent out this year.
The Ladies Aid of the Chili M E Church hosts a social at Ensley's Hall on Saturday evening July 1. They serve sandwiches coffee pie ice cream and home baked cake. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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