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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
6
The Church in Denver lists Sunday School at 9:80, preaching at 10:30 a m and 1:30 p m Epworth League at 6:30 p m Ruth Powell presiding Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 Everyone is invited to all services Pastor C W Montgomery conducts the activities
Caint M E Onuren invites all to Sunday School at Chili at 9 30 a m with superintendent L Y Doud and OC W Mountgomery the pastor extends invitations to all services.
Baptist church announces Sunday School led by Omera Zook with Supt B P U at 6 30 p m subject How to Apply Religion to Manners Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Leader Floyd Zook Chapter Romans 5 invitation extended J J Johnson Pastor.
Bible Study led by N B Brower Sundays and Tuesday evening sessions open to the public. Pastor Johnson invites all to attend. Services held with 7:30 p m evening meetings and 9:30 a m study sessions.
Attendees from Deedsville include L F Leedy and wife Edward Chase and wife Sherman Waymire Levi Karns and wife Chas Waymire and wife A Zimmerman and wife and Dee Brower and wife at Winona Lake conference Rev D P McCoy assigned to Deedsville for coming year Mrs DeFabritiis improving at Woodlawn Hospital Thomas DeFabritiis and children and D A Leedy visit Mrs DeFabritiis Calvin Leedy heads to Indianapolis to teach Miss Inez Brown of Kokomo visits Grant Brown and wife Ruth Gerard from Chicago guests of Mrs Anna Gerard Mrs John Morrissey Verne Baldwin and wife visiting Chicago with Mrs June Tate H J Lee prepares to visit Wisconsin with nephew Chas Marburger.
A. E. Woolpert of Chili was chosen treasurer of the State Association of Rural Mail Carriers at a meeting in Indianapolis September 1 2. About 150 delegates attended with wives. Officers elected include John King Orleans president W S Uitts Kokomo vice president and Woolpert secretary treasurer.
Josiah Zartman, a long time Allen Township resident, is found dead at his tractor barn north of Macy Wednesday morning. The death is attributed to apoplexy. He was about 65, born and raised in Allen Township, survived by his widow and two sons Walter and Dewey. Funeral arrangements pending.
Mrs Thomas De Fabritiis of Desdisville is recovering well after a serious tumor removal at Woodlawn Hospital Rochester last week. Readers send well wishes as she edges toward a full recovery, with hopes to resume correspondence soon.
Mrs. Joseph Warren died at her home in West Denver at 1:00 p.m. Sunday after suffering a stroke on Saturday morning. Born Hannah R. Franshee in Indiana on August 29, 1846, she was 77 years old. She married Joseph Warren in 1886 and lived in Kansas before moving to Denver. Funeral services were held at the Denver Brethren Church Tuesday with burial at Waggeners Station.
Mrs. Gil bert Kinleys pupils performed at the Baptist Church last Thursday evening with readings by Miss Frances Palmer of Macy solos by Miss Emma Gallahan and Gail Morrett and a duet by Mrs Kinley and Miss Gallahan A Brethren Church recital Friday evening by Miss Opal Daniels Expression Class featured a reading of a charming love story and strong student performances.
Notice to all lot owners in Mount Zion Cemetery Miami County Indiana Section Sixteen Township Twenty eight North Range Four East Union Township. Hearing set by Miami County Board of County Commissioners on October 3 1923 regarding incorporation of the cemetery and formation of an association to take charge. COMMITTEE.
A fragment notes Mrs Derek became ill while visiting her daughter Mrs Glenn Brown and her husband. The entry mentions she is feeling quite unwell on the sick list.
The piece presents nine business commandments urging workers to act, look presentable, avoid excuses, take initiative, maintain integrity, respect others’ positions, live within income, promote themselves when deserved, and say no when needed. It frames the final rule as giving every man a square deal and ties governance of law and profits to that ethic.
The Baptist Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Milton Gallahan's home south of Denver. Officers for the coming year were elected: President C. F. Golden, Vice President Omer Zook, Secretary Edgar Lewis, Treasurer Leyi Arman Trout, Literature Secretary A G Cunningham, Extension Secretary Wm Whisler, White Cross Secretary Milton Gallahan. The meeting discussed society work and projects, followed by a social hour with refreshments.
Mrs L O Warner was taken to Dukes Hospital in Peru Wednesday afternoon for an appendicitis operation with complications. She became seriously ill Tuesday evening requiring immediate surgery. As we go to press, she is reported to be doing as well as expected and may recover if no complications arise. Dr Waymire and Mr Warner accompanied her to the hospital in Denver and vicinity friends send good wishes.
Members from near and far gathered at Peru City Park on Sunday for the Keim Derok reunion. Two hundred attendees enjoyed a picnic feast, officers were re-elected, and a brief program was held before plans for the 21st annual reunion on September 2, 1924 were made.
Three Denver residents escaped injury in separate early week crashes. M F Murphy’s car struck an electric pole near Woolleytown, splitting the pole and nearly injuring him. Dr G W Musselman’s Dodge Coupe hit a turn and went into a ditch near Mud Lake, no injuries. Charley Wade’s Ford overturned at a river turn en route to Peru. Mexico school pupils assisted righting the car, top damaged.
Through the columns of the Tribune we sincerely thank friends and neighbors who assisted during the illness death and burial of our dear wife and sister Josephine Wareen Andrew Franshee and for every kind word and act. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and will long be remembered.
Miss Emma Gallahan departed Monday for Franklin Indiana to begin her freshman year in college. She and her mother spent the summer at Winona Lake studying piano and vocal music and will continue musical studies including pipe organ instruction at Franklin. Friends wish her great success.
A notice states preparations to produce sorghum molasses this fall at Sugar Grove Farm located in Nour Twelve Mila ATL ELOE.
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