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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
3
Flora Storer named Administratrix by the Miami Circuit Court on March 3, 1923. Estate of John W. Stuber, Miami County, Indiana, deemed solvent. R I Witoman attorney for the estate and M E Axprews, Clerk attest to the notice.
The undersigned Emanuel Carruthers has qualified as Executor of the will and estate of Lemuel Carruthers of Miami County deceased. The estate is proposed to be solvent. Executors and attorneys named: EMANUEL CARRUTHERS, RF. Axprews, Clerk, & Ruoprs, Attys. for Estate.
The will and estate of John T Mohr late of Miami County are to be administered. The estate is described as solvent. David Mohr signs as informant and M E Andrews is the clerk. H K Cuthberston serves as attorney for the estate.
A brisk diary entry recounts a heavy snow storm after a long mild spell. Uncle John notes a new boss, a baby weighing eight pounds eight ounces, a drowning accident of three girls, a trip to Logansport, and neighbors’ social happenings as winter’s final wakeup approaches.
Lowell Ballee and family spent Sunday in Denver with James Donovan and wife. Mary Berger visited her sister in Denver on Friday. C. O. Derek and wife of Denver stayed with daughter and son in law Glenn Brown last Wednesday. Lucile Balsbaugh visited grandparents over Sunday. Berger and Keim of Gilead stayed with Mary Berger’s family Thursday. The men helped move Wm. Berger to the Stowman farm west of Denver. Lulu Sullivan visited relatives in Indianapolis and returned Sunday evening. S. D. Berger and wife visited Wm. and Mrs. Balsbaugh Monday. Mary Goodwin of Denver visited her mother in Macy Monday. Roy Dillman and son visited his mother and grandmother in Macy Monday. grandmother seriously ill. S. D. Berger and wife visited his mother last Thursday. Sylvia Horner and daughter from near Denver visited her mother Tuesday last week. Mrs. Sarah Berger called on Mrs. Dillman recently. Alvena Ream was on the sick list but is better. Mel Wise of Bunker Hill dined with Albert Leffel and wife last Wednesday and attended the Leedy sale. W. F. Nawbold is sick and Wm. Balsbaugh is driving the school bus until he can be out again. Mary Balsbaugh visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Newbold, Tuesday.
Mrs. A L Fouts was on the sick list the first of the week. J W Dice and wife from near Weasaw visited Denver on Saturday. J O Quick of near Rochester spent the weekend in Denver visiting his sister Mrs Daniel Baker and husband. One mystery notes no found ads in newspapers.
Mrs Glenn Smith and her son Harold visited Mrs Noah Miller and Hazel Miller on Sunday. Richard Guinn stayed with Dr and Mrs G W Musselman last Thursday as his parents Mr and Mrs F D Guinn moved to a new home.
Leverin Browne announces wholesale groceries and paints oils and varnishes at savings. Customer urged to visit and compare prices, Denver telephone listed, GEO. M. STURGEON in Denver Indiana.
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