The Tribune Indiana Notice in Denver
A historical newspaper notice from The Tribune Indiana notes its second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 filing date.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
3
A historical newspaper notice from The Tribune Indiana notes its second class matter status at the Denver Indiana post office with an April 12 1897 filing date.
DICE & DICE editors with the Lucas family of Peru traveled to Deeds ville on Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs John Over street and daughter Helen. Mr and Mrs James Endsley plus children drove south of Peru to visit Del Endsley and wife.
Deedsville residents shopped in Peru on May 15 1919. Sylvia Leedy named Post Office clerk and expressed satisfaction with the role. Many visitors and relatives from Indianapois Perrysburg Akron Twelve Mile Fruita and Kansas were noted with dinners and trips.
Miss Laura Fisher of Denver spent Sunday with Ethel Berger. Mrs. Mary Sullivan and Mrs. Alvena Ream visited Elmer Lantz and wife Sunday afternoon. Miss Zella Hoover traveled to Colorado to visit aunt Mrs. Eliza Raber and family. Charles Richardson and family from near Logansport were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson. Ike Anson and family and Walter Anson dined with Will Ream and family. The Larkin Club met with Mrs. Bertha Lee Wednesday. Joe Dillman spent Thursday with brother John near Mexico. Omer Lee and wife and several others were dinner guests of Ed Benedict and wife at their Beamwoods camp. S. D. Berger and wife and others called in the afternoon. Mrs. Dillman and Roy visited Frank Brower near Mexico. George Lantz and daughter Ells, along with Peru group, called on P. S. Sullivan and wife Sunday evening. The Dewald Reunion is planned for Weasaw Sunday. E. O. Sullivan and wife move to father’s place recently purchased from Dan Baber.
Residents and visitors figure in a sequence of social items from Denver and surrounding areas. Laura Burns and Rose Ramsey moved into rooms above W. T. Lee’s store while Mr. and Mrs. Groat of Macy visited their niece Mrs. Ben Bell. Mayme Stowman of Indianapolis planned a two week stay with her parents D. C. and Mrs. Stowman. The Star Class met at Mrs. P. M. Smith’s home as Rev. A. F. White prepared for Fort Wayne Cen tenary meetings.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Gustin and Mr and Mrs William Tharp rode to Peru Tuesday afternoon in the former's machine. Mrs Fred Sands and two children left last week for Jackson Michigan to visit her sister and family. W V Spinning and wife and Mrs Kenny of Peru spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Emma McCoy.
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