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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
8
Saturday visitors from North Manchester and Flora drop by Hoover and Logansport. Crumpackers and Flooks shop in Logansport while a fiery cross story unsettles the town. Measles and colds spread. eggs rise to 11 cents. distant travels and family notices fill the page with local names and routine happenings.
Mrs Walter Rassbaugh called on Robert Hamilton and daughter Joyce last Wednesday. Dewey Dewald from Deedsville visited his grandfather and aunt, Robert Hamilton and Mrs Bell Joyce, last Thursday. Ray Bunnell and wife of Peru spent the weekend with Omer Yoder, Otho Bunnell and families. A large group attended the Deedsville sophomore play last Friday. Dr Waymire of Denver was summoned to see Mary Jane Dague who is ill. Sophia Strohm spent Saturday night with Otho Bunnell. Irene Rannells and daughter Minnie visited A R Fair and wife Sunday.
Rural Route 1 residents share Sunday visits and meals with neighbors. The tally lists multiple households hosting and visiting friends and kin, with health notes noting flu in the Dewalt home and a sick list for Albert Whisler.
Piano in excellent condition with no blemishes or marks offered by Mrs Emma Tharp of Denver Indiana. Moore's Floor Paint suitable for floors chairs wood work dries overnight available from Jones Howe of Peru Indiana.
The item highlights community booster efforts with names like Archie Wade and Bill Booster. It notes travel to South Bend and shopping trips, poultry products promotion by Jones Howe in Peru, and local plans of families including Mr. and Mrs. Abe Imhoof moving to South Denver. It mentions household renovations and summer arrangements for Mrs. Gallahan and daughter Emma.
Mrs. Vernon Gallahan III, living south of Denver, has been seriously ill for several days. Her sister Mrs. John Murray of Indianapolis has come to assist, and her mother Mrs. Kate Stowman, who lives with them, is also on the sick list.
Advertisement for Suprdius raincoats made from gas mask material used by the U S Army in the war. Sizes 34 to 48 in dark tan. Pay $3.95 on delivery or send money order. If unsatisfied, money refunded after inspection.
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