Fruit of His Folly play raises funds for Red Cross in Edsvile
The Macy performance of Fruit of His Folly drew a larger crowd than the local showing, yielding 40 dollars for the Red Cross. The Senior Class will present Kentucky Belle in the high school on Friday night March 22, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Red Cross
John Marburger
Garnet
John Overstreet
John Overstreet Home, Sunday. Their Daughter, Mrs. Overstreet
Dee Brower
Marthas
Deeds
Zella Hoover
Faye Leedy
Ethel Hattery
Dessie Zimmerman
Atha Pinnick
Elma Beck
Spring Updates From Twelve Mile Community
Local notes describe warm spring weather, a hoped for good wheat crop, and minor disruptions such as a weeklong school epidemic closure. Maple syrup sale advertised at 1.50 per gallon. Families move, farm duties change hands, and a Northwestern Indian Chilian Conference convenes at Crooke Creek Church in Cugs County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Scott
Bobby
Twelve Mile
Fred Skinner
Crooke Creek
Cugs County
Fixall Furniture Brightener Promoted by Dukes & Co
Advertises Fixall brightener for furniture and wood work sold by L. C. Dukes & Co. The copy urges readers to purchase for restoring luster and shine to wooden items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixall
L. C. Dukes & Co
Obituary for Daniel T. Keim of Roann area
Daniel Theodore Keim born June 3 1868 near Roann Indiana died March 5 1918 at age 49 years 9 months and 2 days He lived near Roann and moved to near Gilead Miami County in 1901 He married Sarah J Berger in 1893 and had five children Mary Clarence Carl Charles and a infant son He was a prominent farmer respected by neighbors and cared for his family during illness leaving a wife four children a brother Frank Keim and many relatives friends He urged his family to wear a bright face and shared Christian blessing
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Daniel Theodore Keim
Joseph
Mary Jane Keim
Wabash County
Roann
Ind
Gilead
Miami County
Sarah J. Berger
Mary
Clarence
Carl
Charles
Mr. Keim
Frank Keim
Jesus
Elis
Trippeer Declares Candidacy for Miami County Sheriff
W E Trippeer known as Ed announces his run on the Democratic ticket for sheriff of Miami County, subject to the May 7 primary. Lifelong resident, former railroad engineer, active in politics since age twenty, he pledges a conscientious capable officialdom if nominated and elected. He resides at 258 East Fifth Street Peru with his daughter and seeks voter support.
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W. E. Trippeer
Miami County
Lake Erie
East Fifth Street
Peru
Trippeer
Illnesses Strain South Denver Family Circle
Daniel Sunday lies very ill at his South Denver home with a complication of disease. His son Will Sunday from Peru assists in care. J R Wright also sick with uric acid poisoning shows slow improvement. John Earhart has severe stomach trouble and remains ill since late last week.
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Daniel Sunday
Denver
Mr. Sunday
Will Sunday
Peru
J.R. Wright
John Earhart
Notice to breeders font leads to settlement at bank
Notice requests holders of costs on accounts from A. H. Burgbacher to call at Farmers Bank in Denver and settle amounts due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Burgbacher
Farmers Bank
Denver
Get Your Sale Bills at The Tribune Office
Local notice invites residents to obtain sale bills from The Tribune Office. The notice specifies hours and requirements for collecting documents. A brief reminder lists contact numbers for questions and directions to the newspaper building.
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Tribune
Whitmores Enclose Subscription to Tribunes From Pulaski Letter
Mrs Maggie Whitmore writes from Pulaski New York detailing relocation from Indiana and sending one dollar to add their names to the Tribune subscription. She compares Pulaski to Winona Indiana notes church life in the M E Church describes cold winters a large dry goods store opening and roads akin to paved city streets and notes a New York fire in 1917 and the family’s fondness for home.
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Tribune
Scott
Whitmore
Miami County
Denver
M. E
Indiana
Pulaski
Winona
Ind
New York
Alma Norris
California
Maggie Whitmore
Third Liberty Loan Campaign Opens April Sixth
The Third Liberty Loan campaign is set to start on April 6, the anniversary of the war declaration against Germany. Details on amount, terms, and conditions depend on new legislation and will be announced after Congress authorizes the necessary powers. Secretary McAdoo designated April 6 as the launch date to spur patriotic support for the war effort.
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United States
Germany
Congress
McAdoo
France
Atlantic
Sell for Sheriff Democatic candidate in Miami county primary
Joseph Sell announces his candidacy for sheriff of Miami County on the Democratic ticket subject to the May primary. He has seven years and eight months on the police force rising from patrolman to sergeant and has prior railroad experience including service as a conductor on the Wabash. He was born in 1871 on a Wabash county farm and has lived in Peru since 1889. He urges Democratic support and notes his long law enforcement experience.
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Joseph Sell
Miami County
Sell
Wabash County
Peru
Clothing Drive Aids Relief Work In Occupied France
The Relief in Belgium commission requests used and surplus clothing from the United States for relief in occupied France and Belgium. For ten to fourteen days from March 18, bring garments to the Red Cross room at the Farmers Bank in Denver on Thursday afternoon for collection and delivery to the relief organizers.
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Commission of Relief
Belgium
France
The
Red Cross
United States
Farmers Bank
Denver
New Daughter Margaret Eliza Born to Dow and Gustin-Trent Families
A bright eyed 8 pound girl named Margaret Eliza arrived early Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dow Trent. The birth marks the fifth Gustin generation and the fourth Trent generation, with family pride running high.
Pure Tankage for Sale in Deedaville Indiana
H J See of Deedaville Indiana advertises pure tankage for sale. The notice provides contact point for buyers and indicates available quantity and price terms.
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H. J. See
Deedaville
Ind
Postponed Methodist Church Supper
The supper at the Methodist Church scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed with no new date announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Rural Route 23 Notices and Visits Across Peru Area
Omer Lee and wife and Frank Matthias visited Peru on Saturday. Mrs Mary Laughren of Peru tours Mrs Mary Sullivan. Dan Baber took Mrs Baber to Logansport to see their daughter. The home of Henry Lee burned Monday morning with few items saved. Audrey Spencer left Logansport for home after staying with Dan Baker.
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Omer Lee
Frank Matthias
Peru
Mary Laughren
Mary Sullivan
Dan Baber
Baber
Logansport
Henry Lee
Fannie Stanton
Blythe Delp and
Huntington
Floyd Yoder
Dillman
S. D. Berger
Audrey Spencer
Dan Baker
Fenters Nominated for Sheriff on Republican Ticket
The Tribune announces Homer Fenters of Peru as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. Known in Peru for several years of business, he has strong local support and is viewed as a hustler who could win in November if nominated.
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The
Tribune
Homer Fenters
Peru
Fenters
Hatchers Offer Incubators and Brooders for Sale
Local ad from Deedsville Indiana by H. J. See offers incubators and brooders named Sure Hatch Old Trusty and Successful with options to phone or write for details.
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H. J
Deedsville, Ind
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Edsville News
Omer Hedge and Family
Perrysburg
Deedsville
John Lee
Grandma Zimmerman
Allen
Ross Robins
Ethel Vivian
Levi Karn
Elmer McCoy
Town
Martha Han
Charles Waymire
Merrit
Ethel
Elma Heck
E. 8. Waymire
Eliah Han
Rochester
Old Twelve Mile
Ed Black
Elgie Nixon
J. E. Bockover
Alfa Bockover
Nixon
Orval Millman
Levi Maus
Mr. Comer
Center
Sugar Grove Farm
Uncle Tom
M. J. Whitmore
Pulaski, N. Y
Schlosser Bros
J. R. Wright’s Meat Market
M. Olingaman
Elmer Ream
Alvena
H. F. Ream
W. W. Ream
Bessie Stewart
Indianapolis
Walter Raber
Will Ream
Cora Fisher
Bertha Lee
Cora Derek
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