Lake Erie and Western to Improve Passenger Service
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad announces a new time card effective Sunday March 28. Train No 21 will depart Michigan City at 4 20 am and reach Indianapolis at 10 10 am with Denver as an intermediate stop. Train No 20 will depart Indianapolis at 5 00 pm and arrive at Denver 8 07 pm, reaching Michigan City at 10 50 pm. Through services from Michigan City to Indianapolis and South Bend to Indianapolis are restored with added southbound and northbound runs. Denver residents gain direct Peru connections and flexible day trips.
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Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Michigan City
Denver
Indianapolis
South Bend
Peru
Birthday Dinner Honors Eikenberry Family Milestones
At the Eikenberry home south of town on March 11 a surprise birthday dinner celebrated Herman Gregory Eikenberry and Levi Eikenberry's birthdays. Mr Eikenberry turned 54 while Herman enjoyed his lag birthday. Guests included Dr. and Mrs J W Newell and Levi Aikenberry family members.
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Clinton Eikenberry
Herman Gregory
Clinton
Levi, Eikenberry
Ehikenberry
Herman
Master Herman
J. W. Newell
Levi Aikenberry
Rural Route 7 Skimmed by Local Residents this Week
Sullivan, a business caller in Logansport, visited Friday and Saturday. Will Ream and wife, Paul De Wald, and F S Matthias traveled and stayed in Peru on Saturday. Otto Goodwin moved into the H F Ream house Tuesday. Charles Bish moved onto the Wil rd farm Tuesday. Will Ream and family spent Sunday. Ed Benedict and family visited Denver. Joe Dillman and wife were guests of Otto Goodwin and wife. Hazel Mies Berger was guest of uncle Grover Lee and wife last week. ine Stow T 8 Bernens spent Friday with his mother.
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Will Ream
Paul de Wald
F.S. Matthias
Peru
Otto
Goodwin
H. F. Ream
Charles Bish
Will ‘Ream
Benedict
Denver
Joe
Dillman
Mies - Hazel Berger
Grover Lee
Ine Stow T
D. Bernens
Amaiday
Ewer Schaaf Pianos Draw Buyers to Macy Store
John Dewald bought a Adam Schaaf player piano at T. J. Ewer Music Store and praised it. Mrs Hyacinth Kinley from near Denver bought an Adam Schaaf piano after investigation. Dan Braden, John E Miller and Abner Earhart families also purchased Adam Schaaf pianos. The shop has sold Meteor phonographs to O P Philabaum E B Wood E B Pope Charles Zartman and Oliver Qvol. Customers urged to visit for prices.
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John F. Dewald
Macy
Adam Schaaf
T. J. Ewer
Hyacinth Kinley
Denver
Dan Braden
T. J. Ewer Music Store
Ewer
O. P. Philabaum
Pettysville
E. B. Wood
E. B. Pope
Charles Zartman
Fulton
Oliver Qvol
Rochester
Clocks Move Ahead Hour On March Soth
Denver and other cities will set clocks forward one hour at 2 a m on the last Sunday in March for daylight saving time. The practice, first tried in 1918, was debated in Congress but remained unchanged. Clocks will revert on the last Sunday in October.
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Denver
United States
Congress
Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
At the Ladies Aid Society meeting held March 5 at Mrs. Lewis Gustin’s home, officers were elected for the coming year: President Mrs. Glenn Smith, Vice President Mrs. Charles Long, Secretary Mrs. Carl Haines, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Ross McHenry, Chaplain Mrs. Lulu Gustin, Pianist Mrs. George Kessler, Assistant Pianist Mrs. Leo Longy, and Chorister Mrs. L C Dukes. The next meeting is at Mrs. G W Musselman’s home on April 2.
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Ladies Aid Society
Lewis Gustin
Glenn. Smith
Charles Long
Carl Haines
Ross McHenry
Lulu. Gustin
George Kessler
Leo Longy
L.C. Dukes
Cash Paid For Liberty Bonds In Delphi Ohio
Liberty bonds offered for cash by Lauer Mercantile Agency Delphi Ohio. Send by registered mail for prompt return by mail at market price plus interest to date minus 3 percent brokerage commission. Agency recommended by postmaster Alex J Shenk.
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Lauer Mercantile Agency
Delphos
Ohio
Commission
The
Mercantile Agency
Alex J. Shenk
Delphi
Farmers Form Miami County Federation Of Farmers
Jefferson township farmers ratified county constitution and by laws. Ben Brower and J L Kraning spoke on soils and pork production. Members vote to recruit across townships with a meeting planned for April and Denver or Mexico participation.
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Jefferson Township
Ben Brower
J. L. Kraning
J. R. Wiley
Denver
Farmer’s Federation
N. B. Brower
John E. Miller
C. E. Flora
Hal Maus
Aust Maus
E. W. Flora
W.S. Carson
Milton Gallahan
David Fishback
Chas. Young
Guat Maus
W. W. Sellers
Levi Armantrout
Report on Citizens State Bank of Peavens Indiana 1919
Report of the condition of the Citizens State Bank at peavens Indiana as of March 4 1919 shows total liabilities 18058084 dollars. I Noble B Hunt cashier swears the statement is true and was sworn before W T Lee notary public on March 10 1919 with commission expiring March 11 1922.
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Citizens State Bank
Peavens
Indiana
State of
County of
Miami
I. Noble B. Hunt
Nose B. Hunt
W. T. Lee
Federation Bylaws Outline Meetings and Amendments
Special meetings may be called by the President. Amendments require two thirds of voting members and prior board approval in writing a week before the meeting. Quorum is majority officers and board or two-fifths of members. Committees are appointed by the president under the board. Finances require presidential OK and treasurer order. board may levy assessments to cover shortfalls.
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Miami County Federation of Farmers
Miami County
Peru
Board of Directors
Treasury
Quiet Baptist Parsonage Wedding Seals Two Lives
At the Baptist Parsonage on Tuesday evening March 11 at six oclock Mrs Mabel Musselman of Denver and George Tombaugh of Chili were married by Rev Melton with only his mother Mrs Dora Melton as witness. The couple, both admired locals with Tombaugh employed on the Winona Interurban line, plan to set up housekeeping along the interurban route.
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Baptist
Mabel Musselman
Denver
George Tombaugh
Chili
Melton
Dora Melton
Winona
Conner Murphy Wedding At Baptist Parsonage
Miss Lora Murphy daughter of H. T. Murphy of Denver wed John Conner near Chili in a Wednesday ceremony at the Baptist Parsonage. Rev. Melton officiated with ring ceremony. Attending were family members and friends who later joined at the couple’s Joseph Murphy farm home for refreshments.
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Baptist Parsonage
Lora Murphy
H. T. Murphy
Denver
John Conner
Chili
Melton
The
Baptist Church
Lyman Maus
Joseph Murphy
Clifford Murphy
Estel Murphy
Emil Schneider
Son seeks six month YMCA service in Germany during WWI
In a France letter to Mr and Mrs E M Kline their son Harry reports he applied for six months of YMCA work in Germany as a supply truck driver. He has served since early in the war and awaits notice of acceptance. If approved it delays his return home for several months.
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E. 8. Kline
Harry
France
Germany
Marines enlistment and band plan for Denver event
Lyman Earhart, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Earhart, has enlisted in the Marines for four years and left last Saturday for Virginia. Endsley at Denver organized a Band for Denver project with Curtis Stockdale assisting and boys helping to set up the event.
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Curtis Stockdale
Denver
Lyman Earhart
Mrs
Henry
Earhart
Marines
Virginia
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Lake
Lake Erie
Sullivan
Logansport
T. J. Ewer and
Adam Schaaf Pianos
Ladies Aid
Henry Lewis
Noble B. Hunt
U.S
U. S
Musselman-Tombaugh
Conner-Murphy
Endsley
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