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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
3
Local notice lists the newspaper name and filing details with post office dating and stage of entry. No further events or people are described in readable text.
In the Tribune notices Samuel E Cook seeks support for re nomination in the eleventh district ahead of the May 2 primary. Gert Tama announces Democratic bid for Clerk of the Miami Circuit Court, with May 2 primary decision pending. Ed G Marburger endorses and asks voter support.
In the Miami Circuit Court at Peru Indiana the estate of Aaron Serdner deceased is filing a final account by executrix Denia Stallard. The court sets April 3 1922 for examination of the account and vouchers and all heirs creditors and devisees must appear and prove heirship or claims. Clerk M E Andrews signs the notice with Hurd J Wurst attorney for the estate.
A historical notice describes a rat infestation that caused fear and a kitchen fire caused by the rodent chewing matches. The story notes the home used Rat-Snap to kill the rat and eliminate the odor. Rat-Snap was sold by L. C. Dukes & Co and J.T. Donaldson in three sizes.
Otho Bunnell and family visited Peru last Monday for basketball events. Neighbors helped with chores and papering duties. Several residents moved or hosted relatives, with visits by Bayless, Yoder, Rannells, and Buck families. Gordon Yoder remains ill while others spent Sunday with kin.
J S Bair and wife are on the sick list. Lewis Frick butchered Tuesday with Delbert Harter and Irvin Fisher assisting. Gerald Howell visited Miss Roth Stoffer Sunday. Charley Webster made a business trip to Penn Saturday. James Berkheiser and wife of Omaha Nebraska visiting relatives. they will start home soon. Lewis Frick served on a five day jury last week. Mrs Henry Fisher died Friday at her home. Mrs Edgar Fisher teaches primary while Miss Vera Harris is away.
Miss Sue Fisher left Denver for Chicago where she plans a few weeks at a wholesale millinery house. J T Donaldson and Charles Confer with family moved from the Schuyler Gallahan farm near Denver to the Martha Miller farm near Peru. Mrs Earl Burns and son Gilford of Chili visited W T Lee and wife, then bob Lee joined them for a short visit. James and Jean Brown joined dinner hosts C O Derck and wife.
In Woolleytown and Pike Street News locals share oddities from last week including a man over fifty growing a third set of teeth and Stub Lee extracting 63 gallons of maple molasses from cold air. Community updates mention Hale Dewald healing, Mrs. Pearl Pottenger under Dr Waymire care, Grace Murphy laying hens, and Carl Earhart fixing his car. Humorous verse and local chatter conclude with a robin sighting on February 27 and anticipation of syrup season.
A church prayer meeting at Mrs. A. C. Miller's home last Sunday drew a good crowd and a fine spirit. Meetings invite all to attend and expect benefits. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Murphy and their children were ill all week with their son Elvin visiting grandparents during the illness.
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