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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
5
The Denver Baptist Church announces weekly prayer meetings Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Friday at 7 45 p m. Choir practice follows. Sunday services include Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with 6 30 p m B Y P U. Pastor Reno Tacomo invites all.
Moravia hosts Sunday School at 9 30. Morning sermon at 10 30. Evening service at 6 30 with Epworth League at 7 30. Prayer meeting set for Thursday evening at 7 30.
All kinds of Tablets and Pencils at Leavitt and Cornells with a 15 percent discount on school shoes. Joe Grimes and family of Argos visit Denver this week and plan to move to Oregon around the 16th. Mrs Emeline Smith of Adamsboro visits her sister Mrs Josie Lewis. Mrs Eites and family plan a year in Washington.
Dr. C. E. Quinn states moving his office from the LaDue property on Payson street to his home on Washington street, formerly the IC Brower property.
On Saturday E D Leavitt closed a sale of the Joe Tur nipseed farm a 130 acre property located one mile north of Perrysburg to SA Molden with the deal finalized by the broker.
A fragment notes a sequence involving handing to others in payment of obligations and a final arrival at the bank in Denver. The text hints at a financial or transactional context but lacks clear details or names to identify a specific event.
The first Ramer Reunion gathered about fifty relatives at Spencer Park Logansport on September 10 1910 with a noon dinner and a business meeting. Officers elected for 1911 include Henry Ritter president Wm Ramer Sr vice president Ethel Powell secretary Agnes Ramer assistant secretary Bessie Renchling treasurer. The 1911 reunion date was set for the second Saturday of September at Spencer Park Logansport.
The Weasaw Home Coming will be held at the Wersaw church on Thursday October 6 with an interesting program. Everyone is invited to attend, bring dinner, and remember old Weasaw times. Trustees of the adjoining cemetery will be present to collect past due dues. The event runs 10:00 am to 4:00 pm with two hours for dinner.
An advertisement notes three bargain school shoe options with a 15 percent discount at Leavitt and Cornells. The notice emphasizes value for students and highlights the store as a source for affordable footwear.
Members of the Baptist church met at Mrs. Josie Lewis home Tuesday evening to reorganize the Girls Club. Mrs. Lewis was re elected President with Bertha Bell as Vice President Bessie Stalker as Secretary Golda Lindersmith as Assistant Secretary and Clauda Wright and Fannie Burkholder named to the committee. After business hours refreshments were served.
Schools in Jefferson township opened with high attendance. Mexico High School gains a new lead teacher, Mr Donaldson, after a year with only one. Mr Simons notes all schools start in good condition and outlook is positive for the year. Shoes discount at Leavitts and Cornells.
R. R. Fares allowed on all purchases of ten dollars or more. Every suit and overcoat guaranteed to give satisfaction. Conradt & Boots, North Manchester Indiana. One price clothiers.
Corwin Harding announces a weekly cider press operation in Birmingham Indiana to run on Tuesday each week until further notice. The notice implies ongoing ceremonial or commercial activity with no stated end date and calls for local awareness.
Mrs Isarel Keplinger of Peru visited her sister Mrs Lizzie Tharp at the start of the week.
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