Tribune Postal Record Note from Denver Indiana
The Tribune notes its filing as a second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 marking its newspaper mailing status and archival entry.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
4
The Tribune notes its filing as a second class matter at the Denver Indiana post office on April 12 1897 marking its newspaper mailing status and archival entry.
Rural Route 2 and Peru community notes share social visits births and funerals. Local families including Sullivan, Berger, Lantz, Reed, See, Dewald, Lee and Staller are mentioned visiting, hosting, or traveling to nearby Mexico Logansport and North Manchester for treatment, church events, and family gatherings. An Easter visit and a cancer treatment are noted along with a church roof project and a locust tree cut for fence posts and firewood.
Mrs. Mary Berger visits daughter Mary Moore in Peru over Friday and Saturday. Numerous calls and gatherings sweep through local families with names like Yoder Dewald Wise Berger and Dillman. Uncle Tommy Skinner celebrates his 60th wedding anniversary. Good Friday dinner guests include Ida Woolley and Lea tha Miller. Rev Norris serves as Union township assessor and pastor.
The writer states he is visiting Mrs. Ida Woolley and family at Maxinkuckee Lake this week. Easter Sunday was a big day with a large dinner prepared by Mrs. Woolley for her father and relatives. Arthur Woolley and family from Logansport joined the celebration. Ida's children are mentioned as part of the gathering.
The Indiana legislature enacted a fishing closed season prohibiting catching black bass and bluegills from April 30 to June 16 during spawning. Possessing these fish during the period is unlawful. The bill, drafted by George N. Mannfeld and introduced by Rep James, passed with an emergency clause and was signed by the Governor, now in effect.
Harry L. Hagee moves his Harness and Buggy business from No.4 South Broadway to 26 West Third Street opposite Carson's Buick Agency. He invites old customers and welcomes new ones, with L. E. Ager co listed.
A lovely Easter program was given at the Baptist Church Sunday morning after Sunday School. The service impressed all present and many children participated. After the Easter service, Rev. C. F. Golden delivered a helpful sermon to the congregation.
Don Trent and his family enjoyed a Sunday dinner at the home of Ed Chase and his family.
Indiana conservation officials announce a closed trapping season from February 2 to November 20 for skunk raccoon possum and fox. It is illegal to kill or trap these animals during the period.
Mrs Don Trent was seen shopping in Peru on Friday. The sighting places her at a local retail area for a routine outing amid weekend activity.
W E H Bourke bills as the oldest established chiropra ctor in Miami County offering treatment for all diseases, acute or chronic. Electric, massage and Swedish movements promoted with free consultation and examination. Lady attendant. hours 9 11am 2 5 and 7 8pm at 59 North Broadway Peru Indiana.
Three people from Macy and a daughter from Mentone died after their car stalled on the Interurban track and a southbound Winona car struck them. John D. Heighway taught at Macy High School. Motorman Hilliard was so shocked he was removed from the scene.
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