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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
6
Reno Tacomo, pastor, invites all to 7:30 prayer meetings on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, 9:30 Sunday morning, Sunday school, preaching at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Choir practice, 6:30 Sunday evening, and B Y P. services.
Methodist Church Services listed with Sunday School at 9:30 and Epworth League at 3:30, followed by a 7:30 Thursday prayer meeting. pastors to preach at Ebenzer in the morning and Chili in the evening. Leavitts sale offers heavy brooms at 32c and 17 pounds of granulated sugar for $1. Gus Cornell visited John Brubaker’s family. Forest Swap and family visited Derek’s family. A card from John Charles describes a trip from Denver via Indianapolis to Cincinnati, then Oak Dale near Graysville, with changed cars en route.
The group toured Graysville and found Mr Lanes in good health. He runs a fine furniture store offering new and second hand items plus related goods. Mr Charles and his wife to spend winter in Graysville. niece blankets sale ongoing at Leavitts.
When you deposit your money in a bank you will want to know that it is safe and you may withdraw it when you wish We provide banking service tailored to your business with solid security and dependable access to funds in Denver Ind
A country town dealer contemplates closing out stock as Chicago mail orders gain. The piece notes mail order ads boost sales while some town merchants neglect advertising. It asserts judicious ad spending in the home paper yields strong returns and calls Tribune the best regional medium.
On Monday morning E. D. Leavitt bought the interest in the Lea vitt Cornell store from J G Cornell. Leavitt will run the business and aims to maintain the high standard, with plans to improve if possible. A Stock Reducing Sale begins Saturday and runs fifteen days with many bargains.
Prof. W. Fisher of Peru organized a Denver choral society that will meet each Friday evening for twelve weeks. About twenty people joined the first meeting and more are expected next Friday. The group aims to enrich the town’s musical life and invites interested residents to join.
Lawrence Dillman and wife visited Abner Earhart and family this week. Albert Donaldson and family called on Lorenzo Donaldson and wife Sunday. Mrs. Francis Shutzbaugh visited her niece Norma Skillman and husband near Center Chapel this week. Frank Wiedenhoeft and family traveled to Peru Friday. Dillman family near Roann visited their son Lawrence and wife Saturday night and Sunday. Christ Miller and wife from near Brownell called on Frank Wiedenhoeft and family Sunday afternoon. Earl Donaldson and family visited E O Donaldson and family Sunday. Samuel Orr and wife of Denver passed through town Sunday.
Mrs F E Saline and Miss Miriam Derek were seen in Peru on Saturday as Macy Flour sold at 64 cents per sack during the stock reducing sale.
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