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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
3
The Tribune notes Democratic candidate Samuel E. Cook of Huntington County seeks re nomination for Congress. He asks supporters at the primary on May 2, 1922, indicating his prior run two years ago.
Ed G Marburger announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Miami Circuit Court subject to the primary election on May 2 1922 He solicits voter support and requests any assistance from Miami County readers.
The candidate announces his bid for renomination and re election to the office of County Auditor. He asks the Democratic voters of Miami County to support him at the primary on Tuesday May 2 1922 and appreciates any assistance.
In the Miami Circuit Court January term 1922 Didema Stallard as Executrix filed final settlement of the estate of Aaron Seidner Deceased. The court will examine the account on April 3 1922 to hear heirs creditors and legatees show cause why the account should not be approved. Witness M E. Andrews Clerk and Hurd J. Hurst attorney.
Two local youths Donald Kessler and Norman Smith were seen digging in Norman Smiths yard with picks and shovels. They sought bait for fishing and later rode to the river on a large ice cake. A rumor claimed they caught two whales and a sun fish, though verification was uncertain.
State of Indiana Miami County court assigns No 10895 complaint to quiet title filed March 3 1922 by Ballard Lumber Co against nonresident defendants Josiah Outland Rebecca Overman and others. Defendants must appear by May 2 1922 to answer or demur or the case will proceed in their absence. Rhodes Rhodes attorneys for plaintiffs.
Otto Baber assists Noah Zart in valuing property while George Staller aids. Lewis Frick helps his father with fence posts. Mexico girls practice volleyball Saturday afternoon. Rev. Lyon and Rev. Clark hold church services. Mrs. Charles Black and Frances visit Homer Ward north of Perrysburg. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Lewis Frick’s. Charley Confer moves to Miller farm. Mrs. Otto Baber and Vera Harris recover school and outing duties. Frick family spends Sunday with Dr. H. L. Bish.
R S Place was reported on the sick list last week. Take Tanlac, nature's own medicine. Russell Long of Elkhart visited Denver in the interest of the Golden Compass Co where he serves as secretary treasurer. He stayed with his parents Charles Long and wife during the trip.
The Denver M E B Ladies Aid Society held a March 1 meeting at Ina Fouts home. Officers elected for the coming year include President L C Dukes and Vice President Charley Long with E S Waymire as secretary and Ina Fouts as treasurer. An hour of social time followed refreshments.
The column lists illnesses in Rural Route 2 with John Swope and family down with flu. It notes social calls among Dewald, Berger, Krammes, Matthias, and Lantz families. A baby boy of Peru Ogle named Charles J. Kerschner was buried at Mt Zion. A. G. Zook died after long illness with services in Denver and burial at Mexico.
Miss Esther Cover shopped in Peru Saturday afternoon and Mrs. W T Lee spent Sunday evening with her mother Mrs. Andrew Friend in West Denver. Items listed include Chick Feed Buttermilk Mash Charcoal and Grits at Jones Hardware Mexico.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions L.0 Dukes & Co and references to poultry, barns, rats, and feeding. The readable text is fragmentary, offering no clear event or date.
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