Brower family mourns as Mrs Brower passes on
The article notes the death of Mrs. Brower at Valparaiso after illness. Albert J Beveridge and local families send sympathy. Numerous Sunday visits and gatherings are listed, including Willard Kinley and family, Jake Fouts family, and Claude Rimpler’s Marydein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Brower
Wma. Kinley
Brower
Valparaiso
A. T. Ronk
Denver
Ronk
Albert Fouts
Monroe Jones
Norman Bryan
Roann
Samantha Brower
Local Social Notes From Perrysburg Community
Mrs Omer Yoder and grandson Ronald Yoder visited with Mesdames Otho and Ray Bunnell last Friday. Epworth League met at Miss Susie Green's home. Ray Bunnell's wife visited her parents Omer and Mrs. Yoder. The Junior League met at Mrs. Otho Bunnell’s Saturday. Several residents, including Lawrence Cunningham and family, were on the sick list but recovered. Ray and wife plan to move south of Peru for summer work with Bart Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Yoder
Ronald Yoder
Mesdames Otho
Ray Bunnell
Epworth League
Susie Green
Otho Bunnell
Warner
Lawrence Cunningham
C. ©. Harris
Clifford Dague
Mary Jane
Claude Yoder
Wilma Balsbaugh
Ronald
Rollie Bacon
Peru
Bart Turner
Lew Gustin
Bryan Black
Denver
Ruth Buck
Lula Green
Ralph Harris
Meyer Gray
Gray
Katie Sunday
Perrysburg
Lewis Gustin
Orma Dukes
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Acek Dukes
Bird House Contest Open to Miami County Youth
The Jones Hardware Company and Peru Junior High School invite all boys and girls 16 years or younger in Miami county to enter bird house entries. Entries due by April 10, with prizes for top designs and judging on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami County
Jones Hardware Company
Peru
Department of Manual Training
Peru Junior High School
Winchester
E. L. Powell
C. C G. Haag
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Clifton
Local reader letter from Miami Wisconsin in February 1922
Miami Wisconsin correspondent H B Berkheiser writes to the Tribune about a heavy rain event of 8 3 10 inches accompanied by thunder and lightning that disrupted the town’s coal and wood supplies and tested the electric light plant. The note seeks to cheer readers enduring unseasonable June weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Tribune
Denver
Ind
Henry
Armour
The
Tribune
U.S
South
Miami booster writes of Allapattah life and street scene
The author describes Allapattah a suburb of Miami four miles from the city center and notes rapid growth from alligators to rose gardens and citrus. He recalls local lectures by prominent speakers, fairs, poultry farming profit, and a growing tourist season with crowded hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Country Club
East Coast Hotel Co
Allapattah
Pryor
Sousa
W. J. Bryan
G. Campbell Morgan
London
England
Cambridge College
R. V. Bingham
Toronto
James
John
Wm. Evans
Chicago
Christ
Paul Rader
Bosworth Brothers
Dade County
R. L. Reds
Washington, D. C
Uncle Henry
Chas. Thompson
the Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Nation
Republican Party
Senate
Will
Kokqmo
Strand Theatre
Deedsville
Willard Kinley
Jake Fouts
Victor
Fred Kinley
Doyle
Oscar Bowen
Near Pleasant Hill
John Marburger
Garnet
David Leedy
James Slee
Hugh Slee
George Keller
Walash
John Overstreet
Claude Rimpler
Marydein
Rimpler
Lew Rimpler
Twelve Mile
Claude
Rebecca Benner
Rich Valley
Elizabeth Strayer
Clark
Herman
Thomas DeFabritis
Allen Zimmerman
H. J. See
Adelina See
Cary See
Ava Miller
Roy Keim
Lockwood Bros
Waldo Lockwood
Lafayette
Norman Hays
Chas, Clingenpoel
Iowa
E. Strayer
Isaac Groat
Rosa Robins
L. F. .Leedy
Miss Lane
Miss Ridgeway
Jake Karns
Baptist Church
E. ©. Chase
Betty and
Trent
Ervin Gay
Bippus
F. Golden
Charles Bayless
George Staller
Ellis
Mexico
Walter Balsbaugh
H. B. Berkheiser
Virginia
Ezra
Magic City
Dixie
W. W. Sellers
L. H. Dice
Cleve Staller
David Rockey
Lulu Gustin
George Sturgeon
Clara Kathryn Long
L. A. Dice
Glenn Brown
Paul Donald
B. F. Derck
Converse
Charles Derck
Charles Long and Son
Russell
Kokomo
Golden Compass Co
Teachers’ Institute
Ager & Wiseley Peru
3Rd Street
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