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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

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Budget Message to Congress calls for tax reduction

President Coolidge sent the 1925 federal budget to Congress with expenditures of 3,298,080,444 and a plan to cut taxes by more than 300 million dollars annually. He opposed a soldiers bonus, urged economy, and proposed repealing some taxes while tweaking others to boost revenue and share surplus with taxpayers.

Washington Coolidge Congress Business Corporation of the United States Secretary of the Treasury Harding State of the Union United States Coast Guard Wallace

Hollyhock Club Elects Officers for New Year

Mrs. Fern Haley hosted the Hollyhock Club on Main Street for their annual election. Officers elected for the coming year are President Mrs Laura Haines, Vice President Mrs Grace Blum, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Fern Nussdorfer. Refreshments followed.

Hollyhock Fern Haley Hollyhock Club Main Street Laura Haines Grace Blum Fern Nussdorfer

Vivian Hoover Died After Illness at Lutheran Hospital

Pauline Hoover eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hoover of Jefferson township Wells county died at Lutheran hospital Fort Wayne after two weeks of illness. Born March 10 1915 she is survived by her parents one brother Clarence Paul Hoover and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Rupert and Mrs James Hoover. Services were held Thursday at Pleasant Chapel United Brethren church with Rev O P Givens. burial in Lutheran cemetery one mile west of Pleasant Chapel.

I Vivian Pauline ‘Hoover Aia Melvin Hoover Jefferson Township Whitley County Lutheran Hospital Fort Wayne Melvin and Elizabeth Hoover Wells County Clarence Paul Hoover John Rupert James Hoover Roanoke Pleasant Chapel

Mrs Jacob Simon 65 Dies At Roanoke Home

Mrs Jacob Simon aged sixty five died at 6 50 am Friday at her Roanoke home after several weeks of illness. Born November 14 1855 in Lafayette township Allen county she was daughter of James and Nancy Chaney. Survived by husband two children from a prior marriage Kenneth Pratt of Lansing Michigan and Mrs Minnie Crawford of Washburn a brother John Chaney of Sullivan and two sisters Mrs George Lepshire of Allen County and Mrs Benjamin Weaver of Fort Wayne. Also five grandchildren and seven stepchildren. Funeral services were held Sunday at Roanoke Methodist church with Rev C Emery Smith officiating and burial in the I O O F cemetery.

Jacob Simon Roanoke Lafayette Township Allen County James Nancy Chaney Minnie Crawford Washburn, Jr Kenneth Pratt Lansing Michigan John Chaney Sullivan, Ono George Lepshire Benjamin Weaver Fort. Wayne Methodist Church C. Emery Smith

Neighbors Honored for Support During Illness and Death

We thank the neighbors and friends who aided us during the sickness and passing of our wife and mother. Jacob Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford.

Jacob Simon Harry Crawford

Wells Hambleton wedding at Huntington Roanoke

Mr Hiram Wells and Miss Hazel Hambleton wed on Saturday December 8 in Huntington with Squire Phelphs officiating. They will make their home in Roanoke.

Hiram Wells Hazel Hambleton Huntington Squire Phelphs Roanoke

Wohlford Women Head to Chicago for Extended Visit

Mrs. Sarah Wohlford and Mrs. Sagan Wohlford left Sunday for Chicago to visit relatives for an extended period.

Sarah Wohlford Sagan Wohlford Chicago

Death of Mrs Eula Krot at Aboite

Mrs Eula Margaret Krot died at her mother's home in Aboite Thursday evening at 7 of tuberculosis She was born October 1 1900 near Aboite and was 28 years 2 months 12 days old She leaves a daughter named Rene a former husband a brother Laurel Wilder and four sisters Edna Sites Helen Wilder Eva Summers and Kathryn Wilder Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at the Aboite Christian church with Rev J F Bright of North Manchester in charge Interment will be at Roanoke T O O F cemetery.

Eula Margaret Krot William Wilder Aboite Krot Win WH Isa Lopshire Wilder Rene Laurel Wilder Edna Sites Helen Wilder Eva Summers Kathryn Wilder Aboite Christian Church J. F. Bright North Manchester Roanoke

Jack Johnson Gems For Ferited To Be Sold

Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion failed to appear in Whitley circuit court to answer liquor transport charges. Bond of 1500 forfeited to the school fund. Frank Nott held Johnson's diamonds valued at 7500 as security. Sale proceeds to Johnson after deductions. Incident arose from missing 1925 license plates while driving from Chicago to New York.

Columbia City Jack Johnson Whitley Johnson Whiteleither & Bloom A. F. Biggs George O. Compton Frank Nott New York Nott Chicago

Henley Family Visited Relatives in Fort Wayne

Mr and Mrs Roy Henley and children spent Sunday with relatives in Fort Wayne.

Roy Henley Fort Wayne

Miss Garnet Smith Hosts Sunday School Class

Miss Garnet Smith entertained her Sunday School class at her home on Wednesday evening. The gathering featured games and dainty refreshments.

Miss Garnet. Smith

Convention to Cleveland in 1924 Republican Nominating

The 1924 Republican national convention will meet in Cleveland the week of June 10. Delegates will total 1110 after a controversial reapportionment favoring southern states similarly to 1920. The committee also recommends a woman member from each state and faced sharp opposition from Sen. Howell and Sen. Pepper amid a tense debate.

Washington Cleveland Republican National Committee Chicago San Francisco Des Moines William E. Crocker California Ohio Harding South R.B. Howell Nebraska Willard National Committee Charles D. Thilles New York Howell Pepper Pennsylvania Peper

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