Dr Waymire to Move to Peru in Spring
A. M. Brown bought Dr E B Waymire residence on East Washington Street and Waymire plans to move to Peru after a postgraduate course at Washington University. He will take up practice there, expanding his field to ceramics, while remaining active in Denver until departure. Mr and Mrs Brown will relocate after their departure.
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A. M. Brown
Dr. E. 8. Waymire
East Washington Street
Waymire
Charles Simons
Tippecanoe Street
Peru
Movin
Medical Department
Washington University
Denver
Mrs. Brown
Oscar
Brown
East Harrison Street
False alarm draws Denver Fire to College Hill
The Denver Fire Department rushed to a College Hill location last evening around seven after reports of a dwelling fire. Col Dewald's trash burning created the confusion with residents near George Sturgeon’s home mistaking it for a blaze. no fire was found and citizens are urged to be cautious when burning trash this spring.
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Denver
College Hill
Col. Dewald
George Sturgeon
Have Another Son Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Greer
A second son named Vaughn Edward arrived Friday morning March 11 near Mexico. The baby weighed 10% pounds. Mrs Edna Rhineberger and her mother Mrs Rhoda Rhineberger traveled to assist the family. The Greers now have two sons and one daughter.
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Ralph Greer
Mexico
Vaughn Edward
Greer
Edna Rhineberger
Rhoda Rhineberger
Plummer Visits Denver. Viola Plummer Ill
Charles W. Plummer of near Mexico toured Denver late last week and subscribed to the Tribune. Viola Plummer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Plummer, has suffered a nervous breakdown this winter and remains in poor health, causing Miss Viola to miss much of her Mexico schoolwork and music studies. Claude Bridegroom and wife were Sunday dinner guests, as were Andrew Carson and wife.
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Charles W. Plummer
Mexico
Denver
Tribune
Viola Plummer
Plummer
Viola
L. H. Dice
Claude Bridegroom
Wif
Andrew Carson
Denver P T A Hosts Largest Meeting Yet
The Denver Parent-Teachers Club held a well attended Friday gathering at Brethren Church featuring Dr. Packard of the University of Illinois. The evening showcased Denver and Mexico pupils with songs readings and a playlet The Old Maids Tea Party. The joint debate with the neighboring association is planned for April and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Denver Parent-Teachers Club
Brethren Church
Denver Association
Denver
Ger Packard
Universityllinois
Denyer
Mexico
Splendid Manual Training School Work Impresses Visitors
Visitors to the Denver school praise the seventh and eighth grade manual training under Albert Donaldson. Students craft useful home furnishings like milking stools hall trees broom holders clock shelves tabourets and magazine racks finished to cabinet factory standards. Patrons are urged to visit the school before term end.
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Denver
Albert Donaldson
Dinners Honor Local Families On Birthday and Guests
A group of residents gathered for a chicken dinner at the Flora homestead Thursday evening to honor Master Charles William Grimes on his first birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs A L Fouts and others, with Elizabeth Flora hosting and Lizzie Friend hosting a later dinner for Marybelle Grimes.
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A. L. Fouts
Russell Harter
Victor Long
Lois
A. T. Ro
Mary Louise
Albert Jr
Omer Flora
Elizabeth
Seix O
Clint Grimes
Robert
Charles William
Lizzie Friend
Marybelle
Mexico to Build New School Costing 71000
Bids opened for a new Mexico school. winner D. H hodges of Warsaw with about 53000 for the building and 18000 for equipment making the total slightly over 71000. Other bids ranged to 87000 for building plus 17000 for equipment. The brick two story L shaped structure will house twelve rooms with modern facilities. The old building sold for 50 dollars and must be cleared. completion required by October 1 1921.
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D. 8. Hood
Mexico
Hodges
Warsaw
Cutshaw
Akron
Stolen Ford Recovered After Marion Search
Walter Mae Heney’s Ford touring car vanished while at a K of L Lodge meeting in Peru. Police traced it to Marion where it was found stuck in mud and later returned to owner and father in law David Teel. The vehicle showed heavy use but minimal damage.
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L. Lodge
Peru
Walter Mae- Heney
Mr. McHenry
Marion
Two New Cars Enter Denver Scene
Two new automobiles appeared in Denver in the last two days. Simeon Guise traded his old Ford for a new Ford. Clint Grimes drove his Ford to Peru on Tuesday and came home in a new Chevrolet 490 touring car.
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Denver
Simeon Guise
Ford
Clint Grimes
Peru
Laurel Chapter honors Grand Matron at Roan banquet
Levi Armantrout and wife attended a Laurel Chapter 144 O. E. S. banquet in Roan on Tuesday evening honoring the Grand Matron. Master Rollin Armantrout visited with his uncle Henry Grumpp and wife during the event. W. S. Carson and wife visited relatives in Tipton on Sunday.
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Levi Armantrout
Roan
Laurel
Rollin Armantrout
Henry Grumpp
W.S. Carson
Tipton
Principal Narrowly Survives Train Collision in Denver
Denver school principal Lyman Hann escaped serious harm when his Ford was struck by the Vandalia evening train after he drove onto the tracks. The car rolled, caught on a bridge wall, and was severely damaged. Hann sustained a deep knee cut and a bruised hip but is described as miraculously fortunate.
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Lyman Hann
Denver
Hann
Great
Elos
Waymire
Ford
Haun
Ream Family Hosts Sunday Dinner Party Northwest of Denver
Mr and Mrs Will Ream and family entertained a group at their country home near Denver including Clarence Ream Joseph Dillman wife and son Earl and several Dillman and Ream relatives. Guests later enjoyed the High Carrying Perch act by Carl Solt and friends with music from the Ream brothers.
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Will Ream
Denver
Clarence Ream
Joseph Dillman
Earl
Roy Dillman
Glen
Elmer Ream
Everett
Clem Horner
Velma
Carl Solt
Frank Brower
Frank Farner
Lowell Ballee
W. K. Newbold
Mabel Eckman
Mr. Ream
Ream Brothers
Pleasant Birthday Surprise for Mrs Claud Haines
A surprise birthday gathering honored Mrs Claud Haines on a Sunday. Guests arrived while she was in the kitchen and joined her for dinner, games, and social time. Attending were Mr and Mrs Louis Shafer and son Walter, Mr and Mrs Louis Haines, Mr and Mrs Carl Haines and Louis George, Mr and Mrs James Staller and children Anna Kathryn Eldon and Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Haines
Louis Shafer
Lson
Walter
Louis Haines
Carl Haines
Louis George
James Staller
Anna Kathryn
Eldon
Louis
Local Dinner Gatherings Include Grimes Family
Gordon Grimes of Gary joins M. Friend and wife of Rochester along with Clint Grimes and family and Mrs Lizzie Friend and her daughter Mary belle for Sunday dinner with C. E. Grimes and family in a shared meal gathering.
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Gordon Grimes
Gary
Rochester
Clint Grimes
Lizzie
Marybelle
C. E. Grimes
Closing Out Calf Meal and Wood Brood Coops
L. C Dukes & Co announces closing out sale of calf meal and wood brood coops. Furniture and farming supplies offered as inventory moves to new owners. Sale highlights limited stock and discount pricing.
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L. C, Dukes & CO
Baptist Church Sets Spring Revival and Speakers
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and evening session at 6 00 p m. Dr A J Vining speaks March 24 at 8 00 p m and again at 7 30 p m on Is America Safe The Baptismal Service postponed to Easter morning after the Easter program Public invited to all services Pastor C F Gonpen urges community attendance
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A. J. Vining
Baptist Church
Vining
Northern Baptist Convention
America
C. F. Gonpen
Brethren Church Announces Evening Bible Study and Endeavor
The Brethren Church invites the public to a Bible study at 9 30 p m led by N B Brower superintendent and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 p m led by Pastor A T Wirick.
M. & Church Denver Sunday School and Conference Plans
The Denver M. and Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 am led by C B Stockdale with a pre Easter meeting in progress. Our Annual Conference opens at Kinood Indiana on April 6. Subscriptions for Centenary are payable at the Bank with N B Hunt as treasurer. Preaching at 10 30 am by H W Park.
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Denver
M. C
B. Stockdale
Kinood
Ind
N. B. Hunt
Local families share visits and health notes in Peru area
R R J Ross Wildman and family spent weekend with relatives in Peru, as did Mrs Lavina Berger who returned from Warsaw. Frank Jones and family visited Mrs Jones' brother Arthur Whistler near Roann, while Misses Marie and Margret Dewald of Denver stayed with Miss Loda Luckenbill. Aunt Mary Butt is very poorly, and several local residents including the Stuber and Reed families spent Sunday with Edwin Stuber near Twelve Mile. Mrs Jim Reed is improving. J M Beaver has dental work in Peru. Ollie DeIaven and family visited George Kantzer near Twelve Mile. Hay Stack school closed for mumps. Mrs Mabel Butt and children returned from Logansport, Willie Runkle and family visited his mother Barbara Runkle.
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Lavina Berger
Warsaw
Frank Jones
Jim Reed
J.M. Beaver
Peru
Ollie DeIaven
George Kantzer
Twelve Mile
Hay Stack School
Mabel Butt
Logansport
Willie Runkle
Barbara Runkle
Get Your Sale Bills at the Tribune Office
Local sales notices entice readers to prepare bill copies at the Tribune office. Residents are advised to bring details and organize listings for upcoming auctions and advertised merchandise.
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Tribune
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DR. Waymire
Methodist Church
M. & Church
H. W. Park
M. FE
Cuerca
Chili
London School
Ross Wildman
Babe
Leroy Wildman
Perry Shaw
Clarence Stuber
Paul
Vada
J. W. Stuber
Mabel
Lillian
Wesley
Ivan Reed
Ruth
Edwin Stuber
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