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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
The M. E. Church outlines services this week with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m and public sermons by Rev Myers. Memorial and Decoration Day events are planned with Rev Baker delivering addresses at 10 00 a m and a 7 30 p m program. Leo Glenn Jacobs invites all to attend.
Bible School at 9 30 a m aims for 200 attendees to beat Peru in the final contest. No morning preaching due to Memorial Services at the Methodist church. Evening service at 7 30 with the sermon The Memorial of Jesus. Choir practice Friday evening. All welcome to attend any or all services.
Next Sunday schedule includes Sunday School at 9 30 a m and B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Bible Class Wednesday evening at 7 30. Rev J B Jones of Anderson will preach at Sunday evening service. Public invited to attend.
A letter from Joe E. Lee of Newton Kansas is cited in a notice from Dukes & Cai promising savings on paint, oil and brushes for building owners this year.
Frank Poor of Anderson Indiana a city railway motorman says Tanlac Master Medicine cured his nervous stomach loss of appetite insomnia and weight loss after two weeks of use he reports gaining eleven pounds and sleeping better The ad notes Tanlac benefits stomach liver kidney rheumatism nervousness and blood purification with exclusive Denver Indiana sale at Donaldson's Drug Store.
We Have What You Want. Paris Green London Purple Arsenate Lead White Hellebore Insect Powders Baby Chick Food Louse Powders Poultry Tonics Remedies for Roup Cholera Gapes and White Diarrhea Stock Tonics Dips and Disinfectants Varnishes Stains in Oak Cherry Mahogany Walnut Steve Pipe Enamel Piazza Chair Paint Brushes at popular prices Paints at moderate prices too J. T. DONALDSON.
Henry Lewis I Brower and N B Hunt drove to Kokomo Wednesday to attend the district convention of group three of the Indiana Bankers Association. Mr Hunt said a fine program had been arranged. During his absence Alma Dukes acted as cashier at the Farmers Bank.
Fragmentary lines note constipation evils such as stomach fullness clogged bowels pimples blackheads and foul breath. The excerpt mentions Hollis ter n Rocky and a brief Tea JL peek fragment.
Decoration Day observances set for Tuesday May 30 in Denver with Rev J M Baker of Salem Michigan delivering the address at 10:00 am in the Methodist church. Veterans to meet 9:45 am on the main square and march to the church then to the cemetery for grave decoration. Special 7:30 pm program in the evening under three Denver churches with seats reserved for soldiers wives and widows.
A large modern church contract is let near Roann for the Brethren pavilion. The building, costing 11160 and total project 312000 with heat windows and seats, will feature light and dark brick and a slate roof. A steam heating plant will supply heat and the Sunday School numbers 340 members.
Purdue University experts will be on a special poultry car in Peru on June 7 from 9:00 to 4:00. The free event targets those interested in poultry raising and will explain raising and care techniques. All interested are urged to attend.
Large crowds attend daily meetings at the Weasaw church this week. A different preacher is planned each night, adding interest to the series.
A reflective civic message urges residents to stay and contribute to their town. It argues that real towns grow when people work together and avoid fearing others progress. The speaker contends personal stake and neighbor cooperation revive communities.
The Jefferson Township public schools hold commencement at Denver Methodist church on Wednesday evening June 7 at eight o'clock. Rev. J H Runkle of Knightstown will deliver the address titled The School of Life. Trustee A C Baldwin reports twenty three graduates, an exceptional showing after twenty four pupils last year.
Grimes Derek received a bicycle motor attachment from his aunt Maude Grimes Saline last Friday. Gordon Grimes, an employee of Mr. Derek, bought a motor for his bicycle in Peru on Monday. The unit attaches easily and can propel a bicycle up to twenty five miles per hour.
The first spring excursions on the L. E. & W. railroad run next Sunday May 28. Southbound trains depart Denver at 11:00 am and 8:80 pm, northbound at 10:04 am and 8:17 pm. Special rates to Rochester Walkerton Michigan City and Indianapolis apply.
Memorial services will be held at the M. E. Church on Sunday May 28 at 10 30 a m The address will be delivered by Rev L A Myers of the Brethren Church Everyone is cordially invited to attend
Train times altered on Vandalia railroad with eastbound departures at 11 06 a m and 5 22 p m and westbound at 10 32 a m and 6 24 p m.
The S S C E of the Brethren Church will meet Thursday afternoon June 1 at two o'clock for the regular devotional meeting. A full attendance is very much desired.
Dr. C. E. Quinn and wife of Burlington joined Dr. E. S. Waymire and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Long to travel from Denver to North Manchester for the district medical association semi annual meeting. Also accompanying from Chili was Dr. Line and his companion.
Automobile License Blanks Motor Cycle License Blanks and Chauffeur License Blanks may be secured at the Tribune office.
Rev. A S Lloyd has accepted a call to the Baptist church at Sevastopol and will move his family and goods to that town next week.
Word arrived in Denver on Monday that Noah Norris died at his Rochester home the prior Sunday. He was brother in law to Merritt Murphy of Woolleytown. Murphy and his son Earl attended the Bethlehem church funeral on Tuesday.
Fort Wayne prepares a six scene historic pageant with 1100 actors to run June 6 7 and 8 alongside a six day Industrial Exposition from June 9 to 10 featuring New York Hippodrome attractions. A parade floral automobile show and Taft and Governor Ralston appearances are planned. Parking space is being arranged.
Rev J B Cook of Warsaw preached his last sermon at Ebenezer Sunday after supplying the Gilead charge during the regular pastor’s college work. Ebenezer Sunday School had a Mother's Day program of music recitations and songs, much appreciated, especially by Rev Cook who received it as a surprise.
O A Phillips announces a new feed supply business in the three story Flour ing Mill building. He offers flours meals poultry and dairy feeds in car load lots at right prices and will keep home ground feeds at his old stand with home and office phones listed.
Mrs. Omer Yoder near Perrysburg is seriously ill with lung congestion. Dr. Newell is the attending physician. Mrs. Daniel Sunday went out Tuesday morning to be at the bedside of her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Zook were taken to Lucerne by Guy O Blenns Sunday where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howes and Ruth Howes. Ruth has been ill for a week with measles.
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