The Tribune Indiana Archival Note
The item records the Denver Indiana post office status and its 1897 filing date as part of a newspaper archival notice.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
3
The item records the Denver Indiana post office status and its 1897 filing date as part of a newspaper archival notice.
Bertha Easterday spent Sunday with Medina Cox. Truman Startzler entertained company from near Mexico. Aaron Berger of Peru was a caller Tuesday. Paul Griswold and wife of near Denver visited Sunday with Clarence Stuber and family. Vernon Eikenberry filled his silo Monday. Mrs. Reed and Misses Stuber shopped in Akron Saturday. Acel Dukes and family and Nettie Hurst of Peru were callers at Noah Miller’s Sunday. Vinnia Hartzler caller in Peru Saturday. Frank Fishley and family visited Harry Runkle near Rochester Sunday. Merritt Kerschner and son Fain visiting his sister Mary Fishley. Mrs. Albert Dewalt attends Olive Branch Church conference this week. Mrs. J. W. Stuber took dinner with son Harry. Mrs. Charles E. Dewalt of near Denver took dinner with Cleo Stuber. Dewalt posting bills for sale October 8. Flash Light Batteries sold at Dukes Hardware. L. H. Dice transacted business at Chiji and Gilead Friday. Fresh Cookies at Denver Bakery. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cook and Mrs. D. C. Stowman shopping in Penn Friday. George Gray southeast of Chili in Denver for business. Mrs. J. W. Dice in Peru visiting daughter Al Sommers. Mrs. Ira Friend in Peru visiting grandson Harold Friend. Mrs. Don Trent and daughter Margaret of Okomo spend week in Denver with Lewis Gustin. Feed names and ads for hog and dairy feeds emphasized. Harry L. Hagee, Peru.
Rural Route 2 Will Ream made a business trip to Peru Saturday. Mrs. Cora Harding was in Peru Saturday having dental work done. Many locals visited relatives and attended the fair at Manchester. The two days old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kerschner was buried in Mt. Zion cemetery Friday.
Burton Green of Perrysburg transacted business in Denver on Friday. Dr Mathew Baker of Roann was a business caller in Denver on Monday.
The Hoosier State Automobile Association and Hoosier Motor Club will request strict enforcement of Indiana dimmer headlight rules. Secretary M. E. Noblet said a cooperation drive will reach police departments and town mayors to curb glare causing collisions.
The National Tuberculosis Association names six Indiana schools as winners in the Modern Health Crusade. Assumption Evansville grades 5 6 7 8 and St Joseph Evansville Cypress compete with 100 percent enrollment achieving at least 75 percent in health chores within fifteen weeks. The crusade uses Knights tournament imagery to promote health and expects broader Indiana school participation next year.
An ordinance sets fees for traveling peddlers hawkers auction sellers circuses and traveling entertainments with fines up to ten dollars for violations and a mandatory license process. It requires payment to the marshal to obtain a license and states the act takes effect immediately after adoption September 29 1919.
Miss Grace Barraway a Denver teacher stays with Mrs. J M Lee on East Harrison Street. Oscar Brown and wife of KomoMo visit Denver from Sunday to see his parents Mr and Mrs A M Brown. A factory direct shipment of razors and shears arrived.
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Kerschner of Peru died two days after birth and was buried in Mt. Zion cemetery in Denver. Aunt Mrs. Pontius of Miami attended the burial as the baby’s relative.
Mr and Mrs George Rhine berger and family of Peru visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Elbert S Kline and family and Mrs Rhoda Rhineberger late in the week. Local ad promotes shoe soles and heels sold at half price with simple nailing, by Harry L Hagee of Peru.
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