Obituary for Tracy Smith in Macy and Denver areas
Smith Tracy born February 14 1861 near Macy Indiana died February 26 1920 in Denver Indiana aged 59. He married Alvira Seidner on January 14 1882 and had one son and four daughters with eight grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the home and he is interred at the I O Q F cemetery in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Tracy
Samuel
Caroline
Monosmith) Tracy
Macy
Indiana
Denver
Alvin Seidner
John Weller
Cora Edwards
Charles Weller
Howard
Irvin Tracy
Alvira Seidner
Arthur Yike
Hilbert Lee
Harry Raber
Clarence Raber
Ralph Tracy
Tracy
M. E
Alvin White
M. EF. Church
George M. Sturgeon
Recital at Chili features Thornburg sisters and White
Mrs. Fred Thornburg of Peru and Mrs. Alvin White of Denver present a Song and Piano Recital at the M E Church in Chili Saturday at eight under Chili Aid Society auspices. Dwight Thornburg will perform several piano numbers. admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for school children.
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Fred Thornburg
Peru
Alvin White
Denver
M. E. Church
Chili
Chili Aid Society
Dwight Thornburg
Thornburg
Sells Old Mill In Public Sale At QOA Phillips
At the QO A Phillips public sale Saturday Aces Dukes and the Dowald Brothers bought the old grist mill building Sid Fuller bought the two part lots with the mill. Fuller already owns the south end and will gain full ownership. Dowald and Dukes plan to raze the mill and reuse its lumber for new buildings.
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QO. A. Phillips
Dukes
Dowald Brothers
Sid
Fuller
Messrs. Dowald
Fire damages Denver home. roof partly scorched
A small blaze Friday forenoon damaged part of the kitchen roof of the P. M. Smith residence in southwest Denver. Sparks dropping on the roof started the fire, but the Denver volunteer fire department quickly contained it and saved the house.
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P. M. Smith
Denver
Denver Volunteer Fire Department
District Conference Dates Set With Evening Sessions
District Conference announces schedule with sessions on the 8th, 9th, and 10th. Events will be held in the district venue and open to members and guests.
Obituary for Mrs Bertha Lee of Leiters Ford
Mrs Bertha Lee born March 16 1884 in Fulton County Indiana died February 24 1920 aged 34 years 11 months 9 days She lived near Ebenezer then Leiters Ford married Grover Lee October 2 1907 with three children Mabel Wilma and Gaylord She joined Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal later affiliating with Methodist Church Denver and predeceased by sister Minnie Survived by husband three children sisters five brothers and parents Funeral by Rev White held at Denver Methodist Church with interment in E O O F cemetery
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Bertha Lee
William Guise
Fulton County
Indiana
Ebenezer
Grover Lee
Mabel
Wilma
Gaylord
See
Methodist Protestant Church
Leiters Ford
Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church
Minnie
Lee Hay
William Runkle
Denver
Henry Wolf
Lei
Taxpayers urged to pay via local banks by May 3 1920
Notice informs taxpayers they may pay through their banker by providing name and property location and have the banker forward tax receipts to the County Treasurer. Payments via bank must arrive by May 3 1920 to avoid delinqu ency and banks may require payment at the bank under reasonable terms.
Divorce Decree in Peru Court Separates Wetherows
In Peru Tuesday morning circuit court granted a legal separation of E B Wetherow from Ercell Wetherow. No children were born to the union and property rights were settled out of court. The plaintiff, formerly county superintendent of schools, now serves as State High School Inspector. Mrs Wetherow is undergoing a twenty four week penmanship and music program in Columbus Ohio and recently finished a twelve week course at Muncie Normal College.
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Peru
E. B. Wetherow
Ercell Wetherow
Gard of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Burial
Mrs Smith Pracy expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy shown during the illness and burial of her husband. The family sincerely appreciates every act of kindness.
Lon Dowald as flu proof nurse and local notes
A Woolleytown column praises Lon Dowald for nursing flu cases and staying weight-stable, while Abner Earhart family battles flu with Irene Fisher, a Peru nurse, and neighbor help. The writeup blends village life with quirky anecdotes about cow charmers and a dog trend among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Dowald
Lon
Abner Earhart
Carl
Charles
Ethel
Norah
Ira Fisher
Irene
Peru
Abner
Henry Warhart
Owen
Earl Murphy
Truant Officer Appointment Noted at County Office
Named tru ant officer D C Love of Chili is appointed county tru ant officer to succeed Noah Savage who recently departed from the post. The change affects local administration of school attendance and enforcement duties in the county.
Bank Statement Certification March 4 1920
State of Indiana Miami County confirms Citizens State Bank financials showing total resources 185 615 96 total liabilities 185 615 96. I Noble B Hunt cashier swears to truth of the statement before W T Lee notary public on March 4 1920 with commission expiring March 11 1922.
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State of Indiana
County of Miami
Ss.i. Noble B. Hunt
Citizens State Bank
B. Hunt
W. T. Lee
U.S
Farmers Moving In Fulton County And Nearby Areas
Dale Flora relocates from Miller farm south of Denver to a Roann area farm. Wallace Powell moves from near Peru to G B Stockdale farm west of Denver. Clarence Ream leaves Denver dwelling for a small farm west of Denver. Walter F. Lee moves from near Mexico to a Fulton county farm near South Mud Lake after purchasing from Elmer Hatch. Hal Maus and wife shift from Denver area to Bond farm south of Chili. Sherman Swick moves from Derek farm northwest of Denver to Gamble farm north of Perrysburg with family and goods.
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Dale Flora
Denver
Roann
Mr. Flora
Wallace Powell
Peru
G. B. Stockdale
Clarence Ream
Harry Benedict
Walter F. Lee
Newman
Mexico
South Mud Lake
Fulton County
Elmer Hatch
Hal Maus
Bond Farm
Chili
Sherman Swick
Derek
Gamble
Perrysburg
Jefferson Sunday Dead At Eighty In South Denver
Jefferson Sunday aged eighty died at his home in South Denver Wednesday morning after a short illness. He is survived by two sons and a daughter. Services will be at his home Friday at 9 o'clock and the body taken to Fulton for burial.
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Jefferson
Denver
Fulton
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Burial Beloved Wife and Mother
To the kind friends and neighbors and all those who so willingly assisted us during the sickness, death and burial of our beloved wife and mother we wish to express our heartfelt thanks Bee F See and Children.
Baptist Church Sunday School and Activities Schedule
The church announces Sunday School at 9 30 AM B Y P U at 6 30 PM and a Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7 50.
Special Service Planned at Indianapolis Baptist Church
Mr. Bryan of Indianapolis will conduct a special service at the Baptist Church on Friday evening March 5 at 7 30. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
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Mr. Bryan
Indianapolis
The
Baptist Church
Mar
Sunday School and Services At Alvin White Church
M and M Church invites all to Sunday School next Sunday at 9 30 with Lee Long as superintendent Preaching both morning and evening by Pastor Alvin F White All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Long
Alvin F. White
Brethren Church Announces Bible Study and Endeavor Schedule
The Brethren Church invites the public to Bible Study at 9 30 a m led by Sam Clingaman superintendent and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 p m led by Rev Wirick the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Clingaman
Rural Route Social News From Local Families
Mrs Stella Hartzler and daughters Nellie and Mary visit Mrs Abraham Berger for dinner. Frank Whistler family from Roann visit. Fain Flenner and family near Macy join. Walter Clemens family near Fulton visits. Wayne Reed spends Sunday with sister Mrs Russell Wildman in Peru. Albert Dawalt sick. Flora Stuber family and others spend Sunday with Clarence Stuber. Arthur Ward’s baby slowly improves from pneumonia. Mrs John Alspach slowly recovering from attack. Friends and relatives share weekend visits and news.
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Stella Hartzler
Nellie
Mary
Otto Haines
Abraham Berger
Frank Whistler
Flora Stuber
Edman
Mabel
Lillian
Gerald
Paul Griswold
Babe
van Reed
Clarence Stuber
Arthur Ward
John Alspach
Eviends
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Charley
Victor Long
Victor
Idlato
Uncle Bzra
Henry Lewis
Levi L. Eikenberry
M. &. Church
Brethren Church
Christain Endeavor
Rev. Wirick
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