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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
5
Mrs. Clementine Sowers who has cared for her sister’s family in Rochester returns to Denver to resume assisting with Joseph Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Vandevender of Perrysburg were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Leavitt and were joined home by Ralph Leavitt for a few weeks.
Trustees from nine of fourteen townships meet in the county superintendent’s office to fix the graded school commencement in the city on Saturday afternoon June 14 at the Wallace Theatre. Dr. Kelly of Terre Haute is invited to address the class, expected to include about 175 members. Remaining townships Allen Union Perry Jackson and Harrison are not represented.
Organizers plan a Denver Fourth of July event with committees drafting a varied program to please all residents. They anticipate a strong turnout and promise fuller information next week as plans progress.
The A B Church ice cream social drew a jolly crowd last Saturday night. Hazel Hill visited from Winona. W O C Huston sold his Deedsville residence to S V Rickle and plans to move to New Mexico. Mildred Han dined with Miriam Trent. Carpenters build barns for Henry Knraff and L M Karn. Russel Zimmer man and Dessie Zimmer man visited Grace Murphy near Macy. U B Church will preach next Sunday by Rev Bell. Mrs Jane Leedy Glen Blackburn and T W Murden attended Mattie Han’s. Ladies Aid hosted Mrs W C Huston at Rose Robins home. Sherman Waymire ill. Dec oration Day planned by Deedsville Odd Fellows on Sunday Junelet. All invited.
Denver observes Decoration Day with a 9:30 a.m. public square gathering, a 10:00 a.m. church service, and an 8:00 p.m. camp-fire program featuring army songs by veterans, army life stories by G A R members, recitations by children, and other features. All are invited.
Rev. Banks of Heltonville leaves for a new charge as pastor of the Baptist church at Denver eight miles from Peru. He has served the Bedford association six years and acted as clerk throughout. Friends wish him success and a hearty welcome in Denver as he continues his service for the Master.
Mrs. Andrew Friend and her husband brought to town Friday fifteen to twenty quarts of large fine strawberries grown on their Denver area farm. The couple are said to be ahead of all others in the county for early berries.
Notice that the Farmers Bank of Denver Indiana will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the bank at 2 30 P M on Tuesday June 8 1913 for election of officers and directors and other lawful business Noble B Hunt cashier confirms the notice
The Brethren Church announces preaching at 10 30 am 4a m and 7 45 pm with Sunday School at 9 30 am and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 pm A cordial welcome is extended to all attending these services designed to be interesting and helpful.
On account of another Public Sale next Saturday May 31, E P Calvin of Deedsville has moved his auction to Thursday May 29.
Grandmother Orpha Howes is ill this week. Charles W. Long Henry Lewis and Oliver Armantrout of Denver are among jurors selected from a special venue to try the Levi Clover Seed Case, which opened in Miami Circuit Court on Monday.
The notice invites citizens of Denver and surrounding territory to join a growing list of customers for the bank. It emphasizes satisfactory service and a cordial welcome to new account holders who inquire about the bank’s methods in its conservative yet progressive banking transactions.
In the Miami Circuit Court April Term 1913 George W. Kessler as administrator files final settlement for the estate of Eri Gustin deceased. The court will examine on June 21 1913 all heirs creditors and legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Witness by clerk Aaron S. Berger Peru Indiana May 27 1913.
Jacob Stanton on business trip to Peru Monday. The Stork visited the Leedy home last week finalizing a baby girl. Allen Cain and wife hosted by P. S. Sullivan over Sunday. Mary Lantz with children visiting Charles Swope family. Grant Tryan and family from near Chili guests of Albert Berger. Hazel and Ethel Berger with sister Fanny Berger at Jacob Stanton home. Ida Phillips Lizzie Tharp Sarah Matthias and Alverna called on Mrs. Sullivan Sunday afternoon. Margaret Swope of Deedsville visiting Mary Lantz this week.
The Methodist Sunday School schedules a Children's Day program for Sunday evening June 8 with organizers coordinating the event and entertainment for the evening.
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