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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1903

Page

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Obituary Notice of Mrs L C Moon of Fulton Indiana

Mrs L C Moon born July 1 1866 near Perrysburg Indiana died Oct 13 1903 three miles southwest of Fulton Indiana following childbirth exhaustion. She married L C Moon in 1882 and had eight children with two predeceased. She belonged to Fulton Baptist church Daughters of Rebekah Gleaners and L O T M. Funeral at Fulton Baptist church with D of R Gleaners and L O T M attendants sermon by Rev Conley. Interment I O O F cemetery north of town.

Fulton Alma Belle Madison Susan Leavell Perrysburg Miami County Ind L. C. Moon Fulton Baptist Church Rebekah Lodges D. of R., Gleaners Conley Rochester Town

Preacher and Family Pounded by Chili Class

Last Thursday evening Rev. F. L. Erlougher and his family were greeted by the Chili class with a friendly pounding amounting to fourteen gifts for their larder. The event, though surprising, was received with good humor and evident appreciation by the preacher and attendees.

F. L. Erlougher

Indiana Anti Saloon League Plans County Wide Effort

The Indiana Anti Saloon League mobilizes all ninety two counties for the legislative session. Proposals include Nicholson law amendments requiring license applicants to obtain voter names in the ward or precinct and curb remonstrance. Clubhouse laws may face stricter oversight and governance scrutiny.

Anti-Saloon League of Indiana

Sunday Excursion to Rochester and Michigan City

On Sunday October 22 1903 the L E R and WR will run a popular cheap excursion from Denver. The special train leaves at 9 28 am with fares 45 cents to Rochester and one dollar to Michigan City. Boating fishing and many amusements await. A steamboat ride on the Jakes is offered.

Rochester Michigan City Denver Jakes

Mystery grave unearthed near Springdale farm river bend

Two miles east of Perthon Springdale farm owned by showman B E Wallace a shallow trench turned grave mystery into an empty hole fifteen feet deep. Jefferson Robertson and workers dug deeper finding oak boards footprints and possible box remains. police asked to investigate amid theories of a buried corpse or stolen goods.

Peru Evening Journal Perthon Springdale Farm B E. Wallace Gilfississinewa Wabash River Jefferson Robertson Mr. Robertson Journal Springdale

House Break-In Stuns Local Resident

A burglary occurred at a residence described as a break-in in the neighborhood. Police reported entry through an exterior door and valuables missing. No injuries were noted, and investigators are reviewing nearby surveillance footage for suspects.

Paralyzed by Lightning Strikes Mexican Boy

The fifteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Ephriam Fishburn near Mexico was struck by lightning while seeking shelter under a tree during a storm. He was briefly paralyzed but regained consciousness and dragged to help. He received medical care and showed signs of recovery. the ramrod melted by the bolt is noted as a bizarre detail.

Mr. J Ephriam Fishburn Mexico

Denver Odd Fellows Visit Mexico Lodge Initiation

A Denver group of eight Odd Fellows Sam Yoder Joe Warren Geo Smith Fred Mathias J I McCoy Levi Leed Charles Aley and Eli Gustin traveled to Mexico Saturday night to view an initiatory degree by a Peru staff. After the ceremony a banquet by the Daughters of Rebekah followed and the visitors helped with the feast. The party reports a fine time.

Denver Odd Fellows Sam Yoder Joe Warren Geo. Smith Fred Mathias J. I. McCoy Levi Leed Charles Aley Eri Gustin Mexico Peru Rebekah Denver Eli Gustin

The School of Crime truancy and juvenile justice in 1902-03

Judges warn truancy is the primary gateway to crime. Since 1897 Indiana's compulsory education law appointed one tru ant officer per county, with Marion County city of Indianapolis hosting five. In 1902-03, 23 277 children were brought to school with $39 424 total program cost, 426 parent prosecutions, and 72 223 home visits across 27 counties.

Marion Indianapolis

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