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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
5
The Brethren Church announces Sunday services on Sept 28 with Bible Study at 9:30 a.m. worship at 10:30 a.m. and evening at 8 p.m. The Teacher Training Commencement occurs Sept 26 with program details and student performances. Retiring Pastor L A Myers invites all friends to attend.
The notice invites attendance at Sunday School at 9 30 morning service 10 45 B Y P A 8 00 evening service 8 00 mid week Web 8 00 and next Sunday worship. It urges joining a local church to promote the Master ideals and invites visiting the school to non attendees.
Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 in the morning next Sunday with W. W. Sellers as superintendent and invites all to attend. Alvin F. White serves as pastor and extends the invitation.
John Yoder, head sawyer at a large mill near Niles Michigan, was brought home last week with a badly torn hip ligament after slipping from a jog at work. The injury will keep him laid up for several weeks.
Community notices highlight piano tuning options and in home service details. The fragment mentions Fontaro cars and a call to see available offerings.
Newly organized Denver merchants band announces an eighteen member ensemble with artists and recruits. It will perform for public square concerts and Memorial Day parades to benefit local merchants and citizens. Director Elbert S. Kline and manager Glenn Smith lead a lineup including John Sunday and Chase Wright among others.
The Denver Merchants Band performs Saturday night at 8 15 in the Public Square. Patrons are invited to enjoy clean snappy music and support local home industry during the event.
Mrs Elizabeth Skinner widow of Richard Skinner died Saturday night at her Twelve Mile home after illness tied to advanced age. She was 84, a pioneer resident. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Twelve Mile with burial there. She is survived by sons Charles Skinner of Twelve Mile and Dr Dudly Skinner of Cando North Dakota.
The letter from Grimes Derek describes his journey from Fort Benjamin Harrison to Camp Meade, Maryland, details of travel by train through Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC, and his assignment to the 29th Sanitary Train O R D. He notes plans to go overseas as a despatch rider with the AEF and provides his new address at Camp Meade.
The Ladies Aid Society shifts the October meeting to Mrs. Roy Marley and assistants and moves the February meeting to Mrs. Clyde Miller and assistants because of a death in the Miller home. The October gathering with Mrs. Marley’s group will occur at Mrs. A. J. Long’s home on Wednesday afternoon October 1. The program includes a recitation by Mrs. George Kessler and a solo by Mrs. Emma Tharp, with Mrs. A. F. White also on the program.
Poultry buyers and dealers in New York seek distance deals with Shoemaker ULETRY Brothers. The brief notice requests poultry buyers to respond, indicating supply interest and market activity in the area.
C O Derck is constructing a large bungalow style garage on his property at Washington Street. The 20 by 30 foot structure will be a commodious frame building with a fireproof roof, supervised by his father B F Derck who oversees the construction.
Harry Eugene Wade Miller died Friday morning at eleven at his uncle and aunt Clyde and wife on East Harrison Street after a two year illness. He had been resided with them four years and was to visit Cass County Fair with plans to see Dr. Thomas. Funeral services were held Monday at two in the home conducted by Rev. A F White and Rev. William Melton. Burial followed at Chili Cemetery.
Elbert E. Bell has bought H. E. Sullivan’s stake in the Bell and Sullivan Music Store and Photograph Studio on South Broadway Peru. The firm becomes Bell Music Co with 57 South Broadway still the location. Mrs. Dukes moves her piano stock to East Third Street. the entire room will be used by the new firm which will run a photo studio and music shop offering band and orchestra instruments pianos players player rolls phonographs and photograph supplies. The firm seeks continued patronage from Denvy and nearby residents.
Claude Fite has been on the sick list this week, with no further details provided.
George B. Metzker of Chicago died at Mercy hospital from injuries suffered last Friday when a streetcar struck the automobile he rode in at Eighty sixth Street and Vincennes Road. His wife and sister-in-law accompanied his body from Denver to Mexico for burial at a Dunkard church cemetery. James C. Adams remained in Mercy hospital with injuries.
At the National Conference of the Brethren Church in Wi nona on September 1 the .S. C. E. Society voted to rename itself The Woman's Missionary Society. The work remains the same. only the name changes. Remember it is the former .S. C. E. society in announcements.
The Wade Miller family expresses thanks for kindness during the illness death and burial of their son Harry Eugene Wade Miller. They appreciate words of comfort flowers singing and assistance provided by friends and neighbors during their hour of sorrow.
L B Williams who recently arrived from overseas and received an honorable discharge at Camp Dix New Jersey has taken a good position with the Henry Ford Automobile Co in Detroit Michigan and is now busy at work.
Donald Greer leaves Wednesday at noon for Harvard University to begin his Masters Degree. He graduated last spring from the University of Illinois with high honors.
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