WANTED FOR SALE AND LOST COLUMN
Multiple small ads list items for sale or trade in Denver Indiana including a 1922 Overland Roadster, a DeLaval Separator, mixed tulips, Ancona Pullets, a Brown County 8 room house, apples and other goods. Contacts include Mrs F M Redmon, John Coulter, Mrs C W Long, Mrs P S Sullivan, and E C Chapman with local locations and phone notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coulter
Denver
Tinalen
Rhode Island
Sullivan
Ind
Rally Day Program and in town: Deedsville notes
Deedsville program lists Rally Day events with songs recitations and a sermon by Rev. McCoy. Sunday School at 9 30, dinner in basement, afternoon sermon and visiting speakers. Local families share visits, illnesses, and travel news amid a funeral notice for a six year old pupil from near Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Chase
Elpha Leedy
Thomas DeFabritis, Jr
Betty and
Trent Chase
Margery Brandt
Railroad
Hazel Leedy
Thankful Little Hearts
Hoover News From Hoover Indiana October 16 1923
Local notes report Col Kinzie sale concluded Abe Shoff sale held John Deel buried after dying Saturday Abe Shoff’s sale freed a housekeeper position and Ed Gallahan also releasing workers Two girls in Columbia City seeking jobs Postmaster knows where to find help Partridge Crumpacker family trip to Columbia City in a Essex car Rolla and Howard Flora's Ford trip to Howard County for a communion meeting Mrs Ebie planning a trip to Ohio Hugh Ehnyart's wife gave birth to a boy Nellie Crook busy with kitchen work and child Rain described as good Crumpackers visiting Vandalia bridge carpenters in place near George There is mention of boats on the river and Ira Kinzie working on his own house Wheat and hog prices noted as low Crumpacker's baby had spasms but improving John Charles of Denver visited the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoff
Ed Gallahan
Columbia City
Hoover
Aaron Crumpacker
Loganspoat
Grandpa Crumpacker
Mrs. Ebie
Rolla Flora
Howard Flora
Howard County
Ebie
Crumpacker
Jos Angle
Iva Balsbaugh
Ohio
Hugh Ehnyart
Nellie Crook
Florida
Colough
Fred Schneider
Day
Merritt Guests of Joseph Marburger Family
Sunday guest Merritt and family visited Joseph Marburger and relatives. On Tuesday Mrs. Catharine Waymire celebrated her birthday with sisters Mrs. Anna Gerard and Mrs. Mary Leedy then traveled to Denver for entertainment by Dr. E. S. Waymire and Mr. Bert Snider of Athens. The Good Cheer Class of the U B Sunday School hosts a Halloween social at Harry Lees Hall on Saturday October 27.
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Merritt
Joseph, Marburger
Era
Catharine Waymire
Anna Gerard
Mary Leedy
Denver
E. S. Waymire
Bert Snider
Athens
Catherine Waymire
Sherman
U. B
Harry Lee’s Hall
Mrs. Harold Smith Dies of Diphtheria at 21
Mrs. Harold Smith of the Dee Hood farm near Mexico died at about 7:30 a.m. after contracting diphtheria following a visit with her parents near Akron. She left her husband and infant at home and is survived by her husband, parents, baby, two brothers, and two sisters. Private funeral services were held at the parental home with interment in Plainview Cemetery at Macy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Smith
Dee Hood
Mexico
Arthur Bacon
Akron
Tonailitia
Local man to serve as deputy sheriff in Putnam County
Chase Wright, resident north west of the city on the Blair pike, will act as a deputy sheriff tomorrow. He will travel to Putnam county in charge of Joe King, colored, who is to spend months at the penal farm following a trespass conviction in a case arising from a complaint by a West Tenth Street girl last Sunday night.
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Chase Wright
Blair Pike
Putnam County
Joe King
Simons
West Tenth Street
Peru
David Whistler Rites Held After Paraly sis Death
David Whistler 63 a former Peru resident died Friday afternoon at his Richmond Indiana home from paralysis. He was the son of the late Andrew Whistler and was born near Chili. His remains were brought to Peru and taken to Chili for funeral services at the Bap tist church Sunday at 2 PM with interment in Chili cemetery.
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David Whistler
Peru
Richmond
Ind
Andrew Whistler
Chili
Bapchurch
Home Coming at Perrysburg on Sunday
A community Home Coming at Perrysburg will be held next Sunday with a full forenoon and afternoon program. A noon community dinner is served. Rev F C Moon is president and Charles G Bayless is secretary of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysburg
F.C
Moon J
Charles G. Bayless
Apples for sale at the orchard
Fine apples offered at 1.00 dollars per bushel. Emma Zook and W. Zook advertise the fruit and invite interested buyers to call. A business trip is planned for Tuesday morning to discuss sales and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Zook
Zook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Overland Roadster
F. M. Redmon
Ted Bele
Redmon Basket Factory
Z. O. Coreer
C. W. Long
Brower’s
Indiana
E. C. Chapman, Adaon
Walnut St
Gallahan
S. W. Gallahan
Gallahan & Ege
Deedsville
Eugene Mills
Misa Elizabeth
Ira Mills
Rochester
Ross Miller
Perrynburg
C. B. Lockwood
Ashure Lockwood
Jas
L. F. Leedy
Cary Lee
Lon Leedys
Mary Frances Lee
Woodlawn Hospital
Drafer
Truman Kotterman
Willard Kinley
Ernest Budd
Leftha Kepler
Argos
DeFabritis
Gail Hill
Logansport
Miriam Trent
Bill Shepler
Frances
Marvin
Howard
Miss Hill
John Kindig
Fortville
Nelson Kindig
Hoover, Ind
Tribune
Col. Kinzie
Abe Shoff
John Deel
Ira Kinzie
Galen Grook
John Charles
Gltizens State Bank
Dukes Hardware
Coasters
Tricycles
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