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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
5
Faybelle Waymire writes of Denver as a budding city with river scenes, electric lights, bands, boosters, and planned growth through 1933. The poem praises community effort and hopes for continued progress and local pride.
The collector of internal revenue District of Indiana says the 1921 third quarterly income tax must be paid by September 15. Notices were sent but missing a notice does not excuse payment on time. Pay at the Indianapolis office or branch offices in Terre Haute Evansville New Albany Muncie Lafayette Logansport Fort Wayne South Bend and Gary by cash money order or check.
William Grimes, seriously ill for weeks, has been improving and has dined in the dining room this week. Lewis Gustin and wife left Denver for Franklin Ohio to visit relatives and attend the Franklin County Fair. Albert Ault and family of near Mexico visited George Dague and wife and William Balsbaugh and wife Sunday. L H Dice and wife drove to McGrawsville Wednesday evening for business. No marriage license has been issued.
Democratic voters in Miami County renominate Charles Wolf for Auditor. The text praises Wolf for a cheerful, efficient, businesslike approach and urges continued support to maintain an orderly, prideful office for the county upcoming election.
The Grual couple in South Denver welcome twins Charles Andrew five pounds and Charlene Assimeta four and a half pounds born September 10. Dr Waymire says mother and babies are doing well. Other twins Gaylord and Gaythal join two existing children Gene Fred born September 6 to Stockdale family. Lavengood assists the mother.
Special to The Tribune. Indianapolis Sept. 14. The state conservation department will send letters to 92 county clerks outlining proper license issuance. Only Marion county may appoint agents. elsewhere clerks must issue resident licenses to bona fide Indiana residents. Licenses are valid for one year and must be inked, signed, and describe purchaser details. Agents’ receipts are worthless. violations include overcharging and unauthorized agent use.
David Fisher remains in critical condition after a recent illness. Friends and relatives fear for his health as his condition worsened last week, sending a message to his son C. L. Fisher in Los Angeles with hopes for a recovery.
Wayne and Miller departed Thursday for Lafayette to resume studies at Purdue University after a summer stay with their mother and grandmother Mrs Olive Miller and Mrs W W Kirby.
The first county joint teachers institute is set for Saturday September 16 at the High School building from 8 30 a m to 3 45 p m. Morning sessions cover five sections High School Grades F and 8 Grades 4 5 6 Primary and District teachers. Three books are chosen for the year How to Measure United States in Our Own Time and Children’s Literature. The county superintendent aims to have a statewide educator lead each institute and issue success grades. A high score earns two semester hours credit in an accredited college.
The announcement presents Ed G Marburger as the Democratic nominee for Miami County Clerk. Known as a Peru hardware merchant and northern county school teacher, he is described as honest and businesslike, promising efficient public service if elected in November.
Saturday marked the first registration day with only 203 residents registering in the precinct. Reports from surrounding areas show urban registration heavy but rural districts light. A second opportunity to register arrives October 9, and many voters must act to vote. Few women registered, and some ballots were cast by absent voters.
Dr. J. W. Newell came home Tuesday after a brief Michigan camping and fishing trip and says the vacation was very enjoyable. Mrs. Frank Thomas returned from Dukes Hospital in Peru where she underwent an operation and is improving rapidly.
The Women's Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs. Mable Brumiller last Thursday afternoon. Scripture Eph 4 was read, prayers offered, and a question box discussed. They are buying a bed for Crawford Industrial School and raised over 20 dollars that day, totaling 29 dollars with bedding. Yearly receipts reach 268 dollars. Officers elected include President Josie Lewis, Vice President Myrtle Place, Secretary Hattie Lewis, Treasurer Myrtle Armantrout, Building Fund Treasurer Alta Zook.
Marion A. Boswell, a prosperous Richland Township farmer, is presented as a Democratic candidate for County Commissioner in the second district. The notice touts his public service record and pledges he will run the office in a safe, sane and economical manner if elected.
A Denver event holds a community carnival on Wednesday evening September 20. The grounds feature the Denver merchants Band clowns a museum House of Mystery Bird and Animal Show and a fortune teller. Attendees can expect music entertainment and plenty to eat and drink.
On Monday morning Rev and Mrs H W Park and Mrs Geo Smith and daughter Pearl moved to North Manchester where Pearl enrolled in the college for normal training and may pursue music. Dr and Mrs E S Waymire hosted a six o'clock dinner Tuesday with guests Herbert McGrew of Chicago and Mr and Mrs W Hera and Sebenek Wainscott of Peru.
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