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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
5
Hon Wm A Bond of Richmond and other speakers will appear in Denver on October 10 to address voters. The Denver Moose Quarters will provide music. Indies are specially invited. By order of the committee.
The Ladies Aid Society will host a dinner on election day November 8 with a menu including chicken sweet potatoes Irish potatoes slaw baked beans potato salad pie cookies bread apples pickles jelly and butter.
J B Cook and his daughter Emily left Denver Monday at five in the morning by land travel to his brother Charley near Warsaw. He will proceed to Ontario to visit his son Harry.
Members of the Washington Street Club met at the Buumgerrner home last Saturday evening for an old fashion surprise party. Guests enjoyed guessing games and social time, followed by coffee and sandwiches, with all departing late and pleased with the entertainment.
A notice requests timber buyers to contact F. M. Redmon in Denver Indiana if they have Beech Sugar Linn and Elm timber, referencing the Redmon Meeck Basket Factory in Peru Indiana.
The Rev. S. C. Norris delivered an excellent sermon at the Chili Seniors Day. An Aid Society dinner received high praise, and the afternoon featured reminiscences and special music, making for a very delightful event.
The Mexico Brethren Church hosts an afternoon Union Sunday School program at 1 30 featuring devotional exercises recitations songs and quartets. Rev C P Mans of Peru opens with prayers and addresses while performers Bessie Johnson Oovia Dukes Ralph Sollitt and the Mexico Denver groups present recitations songs and two double male and ladies quartets. The program ends with an evening session combined choir opening song prayer and scripture reading and a closing song.
Miss Fay Mce Grew and Dr Elbert S Waymire wed at the McGrew home on a Wednesday evening in Peru Indiana Rev H H Nyce officiated A Turkey dinner followed with daisies and water color bride sketches on the place cards The couple plan a wedding journey to the East and will reside in Denver Indiana after November 1 Both are described as prominent and well regarded in local society
Joint Sunday School session to be held at the Brethren Church at 9 30 next Sunday October 13 with Supt Charles Long and staff in charge. After class preaching at the Methodist Church by Rev H N Herrick D D of Kokomo. Herrick to preach again Sunday evening.
Contest offers 20.00 in prizes with first prize a heaviest pumpkin worth 10.00 in merchandise, second prize 5.00, tulip prize 2.50, boony prize 2.50, and closes November 2. Judge by weight. John Hales Co.
The Denver Tribune of Denver Indiana sworn statement lists editor and publisher L H Dice and Della L Dice with roles including editor managing editor and business manager. It states no bonds or security holders owning 1 percent or more, sworn Sept 30 1912 before Notary C F Fite with commission to 1915.
The Citizens of Denver will hold a mass meeting at Charles Grimes new building on Friday evening October 11 1912 at 7 30 p m. The gathering aims to organize plans to care for the new fire engine and all citizens are urged to attend.
A crowd gathered at Miss Orma Dukes' home on Thursday evening to honor her with a surprise party. Attendees included Treva Dukes, Esther Mohler, Ruth Howes, Margia Grimes, Leon and Elizabeth Mohler, Sylvia Alderfer and Martha Pyle, with refreshments served before Mr. Dukes took them on an auto ride.
Advertisement for Home Bakery and Lunch Room in Mrs Darnell's building offering short orders and constant ice cream supply with Mrs Anna Martin mentioned as the contact.
On Tuesday C. F. Fite sold the Ramer property on South Payson street to Mrs. George See.
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