02 May 1907
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
1
An advertisement extols the McDougall Kitchen Cabinet to busy homemakers. It claims it saves hours daily, reduces kitchen waste, and lasts a lifetime, with emphasis on superior construction, durability, and value versus cheaper competitors. It urges readers to buy now to avoid later regret.
William Trout of Maquoketa Iowa formerly of Denver dies in Indianapolis September 8. He was 65, a Civil War veteran, and a Presbyterian. survived by three brothers and a daughter-in-law. Funeral held in Indianapolis with G A R and Masons in attendance.
Invitation from the Juniors of the M IE church to families and friends. Program includes songs recitations and readings followed by ice cream and cake for a penny dole. Evening event at seven featuring Rev Lutey address and various performers.
J B Goodall of Peru awarded the contract for the new Denver school building. Wolverine Furnace Co with Kessler Bros as hustling agents will install two heating furnaces. When finished, it will be the best school building between Indianapolis and Michigan City in a town of its size. Denverites are elated and eager for work to begin.
Sunday School at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 on The doctrine of the Lord s supper at 2 30 Junior Union at 6 30 B Y P U at 7 30 Music program features organ voluntary chorus songs anthem male quartet and solo 8 00 preaching on The wages of sin
In Peru shoppers find superior value at the Bazaar with quality merchandise at unmatched prices. The store promotes affordability without sacrificing selection, inviting comparison with any other local shop.
Rural Route No 23 notes show Sam Berger visiting Peru on Tuesday and Emma Berkheiser visiting friends there over the weekend. Miss Pearl Allman and several families spent Sunday with relatives in Chili and Denver. Genealogical visits include Aaron Berger with wife in Rochester and Janny Berger with cousin Mrs Frances Morris in Peru. Other gatherings feature Edwin Kerschner and Ephham Kerschner families, George Lee’s household, and multiple couples visiting local residents over Sunday.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of husband and father. Signed by Mrs. B. Anderson and children.
Last Monday evening a small surprise party was given for Mrs. Cornelius Bell to mark her birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howes and daughter Ruth, Elbert Zook and family, Charles Bell and wife, and Miss Esther Godfrey. Ice cream and cake were served and guests reported a fine time.
Elmer Conner and Ben Bond of Mexico visited Denver on Tuesday. Hazel Wright visits relatives in Logansport and Star City. Mary Pontius hosted by Festa and Dott Cole Sunday. Orpha Roberts called on Mary Pontius between trains Tuesday. Karns of Urbana visited E. G. Brewer family Sunday. Skinner F. E. Lee and Ethel E. Darnell wed in Peru Tuesday and plan to live in Logansport. Mrs. Ben Luckenbill of Lester's Ford stopped by H. J. Merediths yesterday.
A lone aphorism notes that while vindications have value a man should avoid forming a habit of seeking them persistently. The saying emphasizes balanced self assurance over constant validation.
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