The Tribune Indiana Notice From Denver
Newspaper masthead line indicates The Tribune Indiana published in Denver Indiana with second class matter status entered at the Denver post office on April 12 1897.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
2
Newspaper masthead line indicates The Tribune Indiana published in Denver Indiana with second class matter status entered at the Denver post office on April 12 1897.
A 1919 Denver column recounts visits by Samuel Dewald and family from Schuylkill Haven to see Uncle Johnny Dewald, a long time Denver resident, now ill but active. It notes local happenings including Tony Hetzner clerking in Jim Ream’s store, carpenters starting the bank barn north of Pike Street, and farmers sowing wheat amid rains.
On Oct 9 a large congregation gathered at the Sugar Grove Farm church for an Old Order Brethren meeting. Ohio speakers Brother Cool and Brother Archer delivered Scripture based sermons, followed by a free substantial dinner and an afternoon sermon by Brother Eikenberry.
Night gathering of Brethren observed a fruitful communion with all invited to Friday morning breakfast. October 9 marks W H Dillons 80th birthday. October 19 will feature Oliver W Smith of Defiance Ohio at Twelve Mile Christian Church. Funeral for Elmer Bockover at Twelve Mile U B Church conducted by Rev Spitler with burial at Mt Carmel. Rev A M Thomas and wife from Walton Indiana visited Sunday School as Walter Skinner and wife from Fulton visited Fred Skinner's family.
Rural Route 2 residents report visits among Peru and Denver families. Mrs. Fannie Stanton and sonEdward share time with her parents. Irvin Hetzner and wife plan to move into the H F Ream house. Fire losses adjuster L H Dice aids Gilead after several buildings burn including a restaurant.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Stanton and son Edward were in Peru Saturday evening. John Sunday of South Denver adds his name to Tribune subscribers. Buy 3 In One Oil of Harry L Hagee Peru Ind in 15c and 30c packages. Mrs Allen Skillman and Olive guests of Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Donaldson Monday. Sale Bills available at Tribune Office. Prices right work guaranteed. Mr and Mrs Victor Long and daughter Lois Irene dined with Mr and Mrs Charles Long. Mr and Mrs Phillip Miller entertained at home of daughter Mrs Willis Long and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs O S Warner and son Perrysburg and Mr and Mrs Augustus Maus Denver guests of Marvin Maus family Sunday. Be sure and see Hot Storm Heater at Jones Hardware Mex. Mrs Charles Alderfer returned to Union City Friday after visit in Denver with her mother Mrs Mary Keister and others. Who sells the bulk hog feeds you see and hear about Easy answer The man that sells the bulk of hog feeds Harry L Hagee Peru. Mr and Mrs Cheston Long and two children Beatrice and Forest entertained at dinner Sunday at sister Mrs
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