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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1921

Page

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Opie Accused of Killing Orderly in Argonne Dugout

Senate inquiry into Lieut. Col. H. L. Opie charges him with killing his orderly William Woolwine in a dugout near the Argonne in October 1918. Lemuel C. Smith and Henry L. Scott provide sworn statements, while Grayston H. Withrow ot Baltimore says he witnessed another killing.

Washington H. L. Opie Staunton Wm. Woolwine Argonne Watson Georgia Brandegee Connecticut Opie 116Th Infantry Lemuel C. Smith Marion Smith Ellison Collins Askew Woolwine Henry L. Scott Kenmore Ohio Scott Grayston H. Withrow Retreat Street Baltimore

Christmas Day at Pleasant Chapel U. B. Church

Pleasant Chapel U. B. Church enjoyed a good Christmas day despite icy roads. Supt Perry F. Miller was reelected for a sixth year as attendance reached 104 with total enrollment 240. Five conversions were reported at altar as revival closed and outlook for 1922 was bright.

Pleasant Chapel U. B Pleasant Chapel U. B Perry F. Miller J. A. Stearn

U S Educates 9000 Veterans First National Education Drive

The United States becomes the largest school system, with about 90,000 veterans enrolled under government supervision. Veterans' Bureau Director Forbes cites this major educational effort as a postwar program to rehabilitate servicemen and reintegrate them as productive members of the nation.

Uncle Sam America Forbes Veterans’ Bureau United States

Mrs. Fanna Elizabeth Young Dead

Funeral services for Mrs. Fanna Elizabeth Young of Roanoke will be held at 10:30 AM Friday at The First Brotherhood Church. Rev. J F Bright will officiate. burial in I O O F Cemetery Roanoke. Born July 5 1860 she was 61 with 5 months and 22 days. Surviving are eight children eight grandchildren one sister and one brother.

Fanna Elizabeth Young Joseph and Caroline Young Roanoke First Brothern J.F. Bright James P. Young Charles F Clyde A Russell Gertrude Kramer Minervia Baker Goldie Young Agnes Burcher James Young

Cantata Repeats Christmas Cantata for Sunday School

The Sunday School has decided to repeat the cantata A Christmas Secret given last Sunday night due to many requests from those unable to attend. Do not miss the second performance.

V. B

Purvis Drug Store Thanked By Telephone Company Officials

The operators and fineman of the telephone company extend thanks to Purvis Drug Store for remembering them at Christmas.

Fineman Purvis

Live Wire Will Hays Reform Postal Service Says Albany Journal

Albany Evening Journal applauds Postmaster General Will Hays for modernizing the postal service. New policies centralize accounting, cut delays, reduce red tape, and empower state postmasters to act, promising faster money orders, clearer exchange rates, and fewer trips to Washington.

Hay Will Hays Washington Hays Central Accounting Post Offices Wilson Albany Evening Journal

Home Missionary Meeting Reported by Missionary Society

The M. E. Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ed Dennis's home Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Belle Stump as president leading the devotional. Mrs. Zola Schnitz read a paper on Migrant Workers in Harvest and Canning, and young Alice Schnitz and Katherine Sites gave a recitation and reading. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs. Jesse Stump's home on January 26.

Home Missionary M. E. Home Missionary Society Ed Dennis Belle Stump Zola Schnitz Alice Schnitz Katherine Sites Jesse Stump

New Year at Old Roanoke Seminary Opens with Promise

The 1861 62 fall and winter term at the Roanoke Seminary opened with strong expectations. Students and teachers saw rapid growth as soldiers home from the front joined, and area youths and ex servicemen filled classes across Huntington Whitley and nearby towns. The school emphasized merit over money and produced faculty from its own ranks, including Micheal K Sickafus and Prof Reefy, while local families and neighboring districts supported its expansion.

Micheal K.sickafus Whitley, Co Co. E 44Th Indiana Shilo Whitley Roanoke Columbia City Reefy M. L. Spencer Huntington Uncle Sams Learend Spencer Manchester Zanesville Markle Etna Andrews Allen County Ohio Ilinois Michigan F.S. Reefy I. M. Spencer F. M. Thing California South Whitley Allen Pence Mr. Pence II Wat Rineharts Bateys Fisher John Armsby

Silverware Gift From Hawaii Reaches Mrs Sanders

Mrs Homer Sanders received a handsome Christmas present a set of silverware from the Hawaiian Islands. The gift came from her brother Joseph Cobb who is serving on the island in the U S army.

Homer Sanders Hawaiian Islands Joseph Cobb

Going After Profiteers Law Violators

Readable text notes actions against profiteers and law violators. The item highlights enforcement efforts, agencies involved, and potential penalties. No specific names or dates are readable in the fragments.

Government to use anti trust laws against profiteers

Washington action widens in bid to curb profiteering with state and interstate rules. Attorney General Daugherty seeks cooperation from state attorneys general and federal prosecutors to pursue profiteers under state anti trust and interstate commerce laws. Enforcement will rely on evidence gathering by federal agents and prosecutions by state authorities, with emphasis on Illinois Massachusetts Kansas Wisconsin and other agricultural states.

Washington Daugherty Department of Justice Chicaso Illinois Massachusetts Kansas Wisconsin New York Pennsylvania

United Brethren Church Announce New Year Services

The United Brethren Church urges stronger church participation as the new year begins. A New Year’s sermon is scheduled for 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 15 led by N S Highlands. The Christmas cantata repeats in the evening and Christian Endeavor meets at 6 39 with Rev FE B Feighner presiding and Miss Pearl Fry leading.

United Christian Endeavor FE. B. Feighner Miss Pearl Fry G. F. Byrer

Methodist church urges New Year churchgoing in January

The church invites parishioners to start the year with renewed faith and attend Sunday school every Sunday in January at the Friendly Heart Church. A New Year sermon at 9:30 precedes Epworth League activities at 10:30 and a 6:30 worship service.

Methodist Episcopal Church Church of the Friendly Heart Epworth League Ics Fs Phew Infert

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Batson Vane Att’y-General D. W. Zartman U. S F. E Young Roanoke Seminary Dinius—Richards Harry A. Dinius Lenore Dinius Noel Richards E. E. Richards E.W. Cole Central Christian Church of Beatrice Bentz Fort Wayne Homer Scott Montpelier Beatrice Georgette Betty Jane Lorene Broxon Wilbur Whinnery Teckla Wermuth Margaret Maynes Jene Simon Michigan University Ann Arbor Shet Pi- Beta Phil Richards Indiana University Bloomington Kappa Sigma Fraternity E. E. Richards & Son Homer Broxon Esther Gerald and Paul Harold Breson Lorene and Petty Jane Port Wayne Orville Adams Cincinnati Mickie James Minsel Emery D. Gillespie E. L C. Emery Smith Edna Walker Bert Wayne Everett Branstrator Homer John Fry, ‘Jr
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