26 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
1
Saturday evening members of L. H. Dice's Sunday School Class planned a surprise for him. He returned to find the room occupied by the young ladies who had laid the plan. After a startled entrance he recovered with his wife and enjoyed games guessing contests and sleight of hand performances. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Public notice states the cider mill will open Wednesday September 4 and operate each Wednesday and Thursday during the season. M E Sloppy signs the announcement.
Agers Harness Store in Peru showcases a broad line of harness products for work and draft use, inviting customers to view the latest fittings and styles.
The M. E. Church hosts Benevolence Rally Day on Tuesday October 1 with a full program led by Rev. F M Guild including sermons at 10 30 a m and multiple sessions on education foreign missions and church extension. Speakers include Rev Jacobs Roann Ind Rev Fancher Mexico Rev Overbaugh Gilead and Rev Krauss Akron with an evening address Our Veterans and talks on Our Obligations.
Mr and Mrs Charles Seasholds and Charles H Jr stay at the M E Parsonage. Mrs Seasholds is Rev Cook's daughter and wife. Her son Charles Jr is the reverend's only grandson. The Parson stays up at night to talk and sing to him and goes fishing by day.
Harve Stoffer has been seriously ill for the past week, with family and doctors monitoring his condition and providing updates as available.
Harpist Elizabeth DeBarrie Gill will open the 1912 13 Denver Lecture Course on October 8 at 8 p m at the Brethren Church. The five numbers include Lowther Osceola Pooler Maude Stevens Co Plattenburg with season tickets $1 for adults 60c for ages 8 to 15 and free under 8.
Cruisenberry A. Personett born October 17 1857 in Miami County Indiana died September 18 1912 at age 54 years seven months one day. Survived by wife Mollie Cress and five sons Ross Robert Bruce Jacob Wilbur all in Miami County. Five sons and two daughters in family of seven children with two predeceased. Funeral at Brethren Church in Mexico conducted by Rev. Irvin Fisher with interment in Mexico Cemetery.
Dr. F. D. McFarland announces he has taken over the dental practice of Dr. Snyder in Denver and will be in Denver every Friday at the Cattlow Hotel, offering dental services to patients in need.
The notice mentions Mrs Darnell’s building and a request for a trial by Mrs Anna Martins. It notes a bakery and lunch room with short orders and constant ice cream on hand. The fragment indicates a legal or civil action linked to the bakery business.
Seniors day program at the M E Church Denver Den ver Indiana September 29 1912 features songs scripture lessons sermons and personal history talks. Guests include Rev J N Baldwin Rev Moody Rev John S Cain and J B Cook with performances by Marie Long Sapho Wright Oscar Brown and the choir.
Receipt acknowledged of examiner report by W C Thomas dated September 14. The examiner finds conditions satisfactory with books in balance and well kept, one past due note not long overdue, two small overdrafts, no chronic overdrafts, and an $11,000 total increase since last January. Commendations and thanks express regard for courtesy shown during examination.
The Weasaw Home Coming reunion of old settlers will be held on Thursday October 3 at the Weasaw Church three miles northwest of Denver. The event draws many long time residents back to their childhood scenes with a planned program and favorable weather could bring a large crowd.
A promotional notice advertises buying Phillips tablets to receive a pencil free with purchases on Saturday and again on Monday. The promotion emphasizes a limited-time deal tied to specific weekend days.
Twenty six members of the Washington i Street Club gathered at GC Long's home Monday evening and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and daughter Olivia. After no doctor was needed, they moved to socialize and partake in contests. Refreshments included coffee nabiscos and fruit salad as the group enjoyed the evening.
Mrs Nona Sullivan comes home Saturday after a brief visit with her mother Mrs Danes in Peru. The item mentions Denver High School and Phillips Special Tablets with coupons on each tablet encouraging saving them.
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