No Peace In Rail Strike Stirs White House Debate
Washington reports show President Harding undecided on a firm industrial action as railway managers reject the peace plan. Officials consider three paths including emergency control, a hands off approach, or continued peacemaking while rail labor shows no sign of concession.
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Washington
Harding
Federated Shop Crafts
White House
National Defense and Transportation Acts
Railway Labor Board
Ads They Mean Dollars to You Update at Local Sawmill
G F Bender installed a new starting rheostat for a Brown elevator motor after a recent lighting strike disabled power appliances. Others visit lakes, birthdays, and family gatherings as local notices record guests and trips around Kokomo and Huntington. No show Monday due to late film arrival. next show moved to Tuesday with Miller reunion set for August 6 at Oak Grove Park Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bender
Mardenis
Brown
Margaret Zent
Rome City
William Bishop
Cleo Harsh
Louise Black
Mentone
Hug di Barver
Crawford
Marion Thompson
Katherine Sites
Detroit
Neice
Emamuel Ford
T. E. Craig
J. L. Dunlap
Francis
Zenia
Ohio
J. A McDonald
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Indiana
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wasmuth and companions visited LaGrange with relatives. Mrs. J. L. Dunlap and son Francis from Xenia joined a Fort Wayne outing at Sweeney Park. Miss Fee’ya Hestleman of Chicago arrived for a ten day stay with grandparents the Heathmans. Camp Fire girls returned from Tri Lakes. Curtis Casebere and family from Butler were guests with M. Casebere. Clifford and Ruth Seigel and family visited Vern Seigel’s home in Wapakoneta this week.
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D. A. Wasmuth
Flora
Pence
LaGrange
Indiana
T. E. Craig
J. L. Dunlap
Francis
Xenia
Ohio
Ernest McDonald
Fort Wayne
J. A. McDonald
Sweeney Park
Fee'ya Hestleman
Chicago
Clifford Seigel
Ruth Seigel
Wapakotena
Vern Seigel
Foundations and services at Otterbein church
The Otterbein church announces Sunday plans with Sunday school at 9 15 led by N DL Highlands, a 10 30 worship on Foundation Principles, and a 7 30 service A Life Worth While. A picnic meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild is set at Mrs. Ernest Welch's home on Commercial St. Prayer service Thursday evening. Pastor G EF Byrer.
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N. DL
Highlands
Woman's Missionary Society
Otterbein Guild
Ernest Welch
Commercial St
G. EF. Byrer
Birth and death notice for Jonathan Shroyer of Roanoke Indiana
Jonathan Shroyer born 1838 in Lancaster Pennsylvania to Philips and Mary Magdaline Shroyer. He died July 28 1922 at age 84 2 20 at his Roanoke home. Survived by son Ervin daughter Mary DeArmitt and four grandchildren. Funeral held at Pleasant Chapel U B Church with Rev D Walter Zartman presiding. Burial in church cemetery.
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Jonathan
Philips
Mary Magdaline Shroyer
Lancester
Penn
Roanoke
Indiana
Eliza Ann Simons
Ervin
Mary DeArmitt
Margaret Stultz
O. B. Walls
Pleasant Chipel U. B. Church
D. Walter Zartman
Pleasant Chapel
U. B
Death of Martin Hine at 75 in Whitley County
Martin Hine aged 75 died Thursday at 7 45 a m at his son Gustave Hines home three miles north of Roanoke on the Huntington Whitley county line in Jefferson township Cause heart trouble He was born February 11 1847 in Tuscarawas County Ohio Surviving five sons three daughters four sisters and fourteen grandchildren The sons Frank Joe John and Gustave of Roanoke Ind George of Groton S D The daughters Mary Sinnigen Arcola Ind Anna Smith Roanoke Adaline Kline Huntington The sisters Mrs Philip Young Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Floyd Helm Huntington and Mrs John Clark Hobart Ind He belonged to St Josephs church RowZeke and Holy Name Society Funeral at St Josephs Church Monday 930 in charge of Father P J Roederner Interment in Catholic Cemetery We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our father Martin Fre
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Martin Hine
Gustave Hine
Roanoke
Huntington
Whitley County
Jefferson Township
Mr. Hine
Frank
Elizabeth Hine
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Joe
John
Gustave
Ind
George
Groton
S. D
Mary Sinnigen
Arcola
Anna Smith
Adaline Kline
Philip Young
Mary Smith
Floyd Helm
Huntingtn
John Clark
Hobart
Hine
St. Joseph’s Church
Rowzeke
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
P. J. Roederner
Catistic
Notice to Cut Weeds in Jackson Township
All citizens of Jackson township are requested to cut all weeds along the highways and ditches adjoining their premises. N. W. Van Arsdal, Township Trustee.
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Jackson Township
Wells Family Reunion at Zent Brothers Oak Grove Park
The Wells reunion will be held at Oak Grove Park in Roanoke on September 3. All Wells relatives are invited. Bring a well filled basket and come prepared for a family gathering.
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Oak Grove Park
Roanoke
Wells
Zent Brothers
Faithful Attendance Emphasized at Monson and Wesley Chapels
A church notice urges members not to skip services on hot Sundays and reminds leaders and teachers to lead by example. It invites all to attend preaching at Wesley in the forenoon and Monson in the evening, with prayer meetings Thursday evening led by Pastor H. P. Young.
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S.S
Wesley
Monson
Churehes
H. P. Young
Local visits and notices from Huntington area
Huntington residents and guests are listed visiting relatives, attending funerals, and attending gatherings in nearby towns including Fort Wayne and Dayton. The community notes also recount a local baseball game where Roanoke defeated Fort Wayne 12 to 5 with Reeves 14 strikeouts and Possel 11.
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Rae Roanoke
Ft. Wayne
Roanoke
Reeves and Hughes
Fort Wayne
Possel
Robinson
Reeves
Bolinger
Huntington Man Is Arrested On Liquor Charge After Crash
An automobile collision near a band concert led to Leo Lahr of Huntington arrest on illegal liquor possession. Leroy Smith also of Huntington fled the scene. Lahr posted bail at 90 dollars. lookouts were set for Smith. A Ford and an Overland collided near Zent Bros garage. both cars damaged and liquor trace found. Clem Crabbs announces a public sale on Wednesday, August 23.
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Leo Lahr
Huntington
Marshall Coe
Leroy Smith
Huiler
Steriff Payne
Fred Falck
s+ i
Roanoke
Marshall Corneck Lahr
Grayston Avenue
Fort Wayne
C. R. Hater
Wiliam Pevue
Falck
Zent Bros
Edwin Dolman
Nine Mile
Tent Garage
Ford
Lahr
Smith
Indiana Troops Ordered Out In Coal Strike Zone
Governor McCray issues martial law in Clay county Stanton Cloverland Williamstown Turner and Posey townships and takes over Row Land Power mines with 800 state troops. Mines to supply emergency coal for Indiana institutions utilities and essential industries as talks continue. Adjutant General reports 151st infantry units en route to Stanton.
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Indianapolis
Govenor McCray
Clay County
Indiana
Stanton
Cloverland
Williamstown
Turner and
Posey
McCray
Willegin
State Coal Emergency Committee
Harry BP. Stith
151St Infantry
State House
Smith
Camp Knox
Mrs Melvin Chamberlain Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Melvin Chamberlain will entertain the Missionary society of the Christian church Wednesday afternoon at her home. The report notes guest list and ceremonial hosting by the Roanoke contingent including Dr Koontz Dr Chaffee Hunting ton and Mr Wasmuth with Mr Thompson and Dr J Rich among attendees.
Roanoke Beats Spy Run Grays Five to Nothing
Roanoke baseball team defeated the Spy Run Grays five to zero last Sunday. The game featured strong pitching from Reeves and solid defense by Roanoke. Hughes started for Roanoke, showing promise as an all around player.
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Farmerg State Bank
Fort Wayne
Posses
Roanoke
Fort
Wayne
Grays
Reeves
Hughes
Brindie Brought On Assault Charge At Oak Grove Park
Micheal Brindie appeared before Squire Wells on Thursday morning charged with assault and battery against George Haifley following a croquet dispute at Oak Grove Park Monday evening. He was fined three dollars and costs. Park management vow strict order and will prosecute anyone causing disturbance.
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Squire Wells Court
Micheal Brindie
Squire Wells
George Haifley
Oak Grove Park
Brindle
Price Whitacre and Family Weekend Guests
Price Whitacre and his family of Huntington were weekend guests at the David Shell home, enjoying a leisure visit and hospitality in the community.
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Price Whitacre
Family of
Huntington
David Shell
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Erril Williams
Mike Hilland
Otto Jackson
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L. Souers
F. E. Williams
B. Forrest
Albert Sanders
Marie Shoemaker
A. M. Meyers
Hummer
Elmer Prill
Lawrence Smith
Margaret
United Brethren Church
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Martin Fre
N. W. van Arsdal
Ora Geedy
Jacob John
B. O. Perry
Jonathan Shroyer
Clyde Young
Goldie
Verna Young
Delilah Roberts
James, Acker
Samuel Dick
Fred Feighner
Dayton
Reverend Feighner
Blandechester
Elizabeth Campbell
Sassie Crabbs
Carrie
Melisa Strock
Olie Mason
W. J. Fultz
Dr. Richards
Mr. Thompson
A. Wasmuth
Dr. Koontz
Arey Wince
Vina Verner
Vermillion
Zanesville
Laud
Alfred Winece
Elnora Pequignot
Wm. Knight
Near Mahon
Nick Kreamer
Charles Kreamer
Harvey Kreamer
Harvey Vought
Ida Barnbrook
Edwin
Arthur Shroyer
South Whitley
Little Son
Roy Harness
Kokomo
M. C. Houser
Bernice Showalter
Clarence
Benjamin Showalter
Grace Tobias
Mary E. Houser
E. F. Smith
David Showalter
Ellen Barnbrook
Zelda Shroyer
Roy Houser
Bourbon
Edward Showalter
Waterloo
Clarence Showalter
Clem Showalter
Sherman Showalter
BF. Smith
M. M. Yahne
Charcy
Clem Crabbs
Clay
Turner
Posy Township
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