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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
7
Ruth R. Holton seeks a divorce from William H. Holton alleging cruel and inhuman treatment since their marriage on December 28, 1916. She asks for custody of three children Carmen Ruby 6 James 4 and William 2 and $60 monthly child support.
The Miami County Board of Education met in the county courthouse assembly room and postponed selecting a county attendance officer. Mentioned candidates include Silas Busbee of Converse and D C Love of Richland township. The board endorsed continuing health crusades in county schools run by the Miami County Tuberculosis Association under Mrs P J Bauer.
Poem fragment muses on measuring intangible value. It contrasts known quantities like money distance and size with the elusive value of a smile, asking how to quantify happiness in the same terms.
Citizens State Bank announces Victory Bonds collection drive with free service and no charge. Interest payout concludes after May 20.
The 1923 Miami county eighth grade commencement will be in Peru on Saturday June 16 in Wallace theatre. Township trustees met with County Supt E L Powell to decide on the program and may invite Alexander Carr of Chicago to deliver the address.
Tornadoes and windstorms are not preventable by man and fire insurance may not cover them. The notice emphasizes low rates for protection, with Mercantile buildings and contents costing a bit more, urging readers to inquire about details from a No Heel Liberty Agent.
Armour Creameries operates a Cream Station at Denver Indiana for farmers on Tuesday and Friday each week. The notice guarantees correct weight correct test and the highest market price for cream.
Wanted manager for a new Denver branch store must post a cash bond of 500 dollars. Apply to Clyde L Rubber Co 166 W Jackson Elva Chicago.
Market activity noted Saturday afternoon at the Murphy and Long Store. Local shoppers gathered for purchases and routine trading in a small-town retail setting.
Notice to citizens of Denver announces a new milk route operator taking over from Mr Clingaman. The provider pledges good milk and cream, sanitary equipment, and two daily trips until cool weather, with Sunday service limited to a morning run and a Sunday evening drop at Wibel's restaurant.
Mrs. Lydia Woolley, long on the sick list, is reported improving and has returned to her South Denver home. While ill she stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Charles. Mrs. George Sturgeon returned from Indianapolis where she aided care for her niece, Mrs. W. E. Arbuckle. Mrs. Arbuckle died last Wednesday after a long cancer illness leaving a husband and two children. Funeral was Saturday at 2 p m at Flanner and Buchanan Chapel with Cadet Tabernacle choir leader singing. Rev. Baker preached at West Washington Street Christian Church where Mrs. Arbuckle had been a member since age twelve. Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Floral offerings reflected her loving disposition and wide circle of friends. The deceased was a daughter of William and Angie Belt.
Oscar Brown and family spent Sunday afternoon with C O Derek and wife. George Dague and wife visited with their son near Lafayette. Mrs Sarah Trent ill at home with daughter Mrs Albert Grimes. A M Brown and wife visited Glenn Brown and wife northwest of town. Emma Zook and son Donald visited Dr Elbert Zook family in Logansport. J R Wright of Peru works on East Harrison Street home. L M Moulton begins as new depot agent. W S Carson and grandson Billie Grimes visited North Manchester with Everatt Gage family. Marley and guests attended Matter Park opening and Marion band concert amid large crowd.
Jones Howe of Peru advertises Boss ovens for oil stores priced at 1.85 and 0.45 dollars each, claiming strong value and reliability for commercial use.
Property owners LEWIS and BUMILLER publish a notice barring trespassing on their farms to protect crops and livestock.
Mr and Mrs W F Newbold announce that no trespassing will be allowed on their farm and trespass will be prosecuted.
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