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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
5
The report details the condition of Citizens State Bank, a state institution located in Denver Indiana, at the close of business on May 4 1920. It notes assets liabilities capital and any deficiencies required for regulatory filing and bank supervision.
The document records I Noble B Hunt as cashier of Citizens State Bank swearing the attached statement is true. Subscribed and sworn before W T Lee Notary Public on May 8 1920. notary commission expires March 11 1922.
The undersigned has qualified as Administrator of the will and estate of John W. Heddleson, late of Miami County, deceased. The estate is deemed solvent. John S. Waymire serves as Administrator. Attest, M. E. Andrews, Clerk. Albert H. Cole, Attorney for Estate.
An 8 pound baby boy named Charles Elvin was born Wednesday morning May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stanton. He is the couple’s second son and both mother and child are progressing well.
With arrivals of material and tools two carloads on site, work on the Eel river bridge one and a half miles east of Denver is expected to resume. Rochester Bridge Company holds the contract after last year’s delays left only one partly finished concrete abutment due to material and labor shortages.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown travel with their son Oscar and wife and baby in a new Dodge touring car to Kokomo where they spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tague.
Dear Readers, Armour South Dakota, April 26 1920 recounts a long eastbound trip in 1876 by Uncle Ezra and the narrator from Peru to Schuylkill Haven and beyond. Misadventures include lost coat in transit, a loaded train with seventeen cars, a runaway lunch basket, coinage with a brakeman, and a final return to a Wolley town log cabin. The tale ends with singing Oh The Good We May Do While the Years Are Rolling On.
Commencement exercises closed the Denver High School term with Rev Edward Day delivering the address at the crowded Denver Brethren church. The audience heard a call to seize opportunities and prepare for service. Wilson Carpenter Orchestra provided music. decorations featured class colors green and white. Graduates listed: Helen Sellers Maude Rohrer Mabel Kinzie Nellie Waggoner Vernice Bond Agnes Mays Donald Kessler Harley Kinzie.
Farmers warned to protect horses cattle and hogs as hog cholera season nears. L H Dice & Co offers livestock death insurance with veterinary services where needed and reasonable rates. Denver agent.
The Arnest family expresses gratitude through the Tribune for kindness during illness and death of mother Mrs. Ann Arnest. They thank neighbors, singers, Brethren for church use, and friends who provided cars for the trip to the Mexico cemetery. Noah Arnest and Family.
Anna Ash born August 27 1889 in Ohio moved to Indiana in 1851 near Chili married John D Arnest at twenty one. She leaves two children Olive Eveline who died young Noah W of Kokomo and eleven siblings. She joined Methodist Episcopal Chili later Dunkard Church and foster daughter Laura Zoll. Died May 6 1920 at Denver Indiana after a long illness. funeral at Denver Brethren Church officiated by Elder Irvin Fisher. burial in Mexico cemetery.
The Standard Oil Station near the L. E. W. tracks in west Denver is nearly finished after six months of construction. It features two 20 000 gallon tanks for gasoline or kerosene and will be led by Clint Grimes. Gasoline cars were shipped and expected to arrive this week as the current supply runs short. The Denver station will cover the region from Chili Pike to Mexico Pike, extending north to Deedsville Perrysburg and toward Twelve Mile, with potential expansion to Mexico.
In loving remembrance of our dear mother Jane M. Cornell who died two years ago today May 15 1918. The speaker laments longing to be with her mother at the grave and recalls her distant resting place. From Mrs H L Mowrey and Mrs Ben Bell Clarksville Ark.
On last Tuesday A. M. Brown joined the Peru dealers for a trip to Detroit where he purchased a fine new Dodge touring car. The latest design features wire wheels and cord tires, enhancing appearance and ride comfort.
A good line of base balls bats catcher's mitts and fielders mitts is offered by Hagee Harness Store in Peru Indiana. The store highlights value with a solid selection for players at all levels.
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