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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1923

Page

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French Leaders Clash Over British Reparations Plan

The allied conference faces a deep split over Germany reparations and guarantees. France rejects the British plan as inadequate and fears insufficient protections while British, Italian, and Belgian officials seek a common basis. Paris eyes Ruhr occupation as a possible outcome and Myron Herrick monitors for Washington. Jane Addams travels to Paris urging rapid settlement to avert a new 1914 crisis and push disarmament.

Germany Theunis Belgium Britain France Poincare Herr Bergmann Cuno Albert Millerand J. A. Bonar Chamber of Deputies United States Paris Myron T. Herrick Myrcan Riveria State Department Near East Ruhr Mafin Poincasre Hat London Jane Addams Chicago Europe Women’s International League Miss Addams

Ford reports record November Ford sales totals

Ford Motor Company announced November deliveries of 106327 cars and trucks to retail buyers a new high for the season. The eight consecutive months above 100000 sales and the first eleven months of 1922 total around 1200900 highlight strong demand and capacity use despite typical spring peaks.

Ford Motor Company Ford Para

Parish Notes and 1923 Plans At Brethodist Church

Mr William Anderson cites Literary Digest findings on ballot reach among New York churchgoers and urges weekly worship participation. Details Sunday School 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 League 6 30 Evening service 7 30 Prayer Thursday Junior League Saturday 2 30. Emery Smith pastor and Dr H F Glock visitors noted.

Brethodist Episcopal Church William Anderson Literary Digest New York State the Voice Prospect J. D. Minsel E. D. Gillespie Emery Smith

Lamp bulbs not replaced free after January 1 1923

G F Bender Electric Co warns customers in line with other dealers that burned out bulbs will not be replaced free after January 1 1923. They will test and inspect bulbs before sale and are not liable for bulbs once out of the store. Issued by lamp manufacturers nationwide.

G. F. Bender Electric CO

Will Move Shoe Shop John Miller Leases Trustees Room

Shoe doctor John Miller leases the former Trustee's office room and will move his shop there Monday. P B Settlemyre, Jackson township, new trustee, moved his office Tuesday to the directors room of Farmers State Bank for a convenient office for patrons.

John Miller P. B. Settlemyre Jackson Township Farmers State Bank

Careful Gleaners Class Social Meeting Held

The Careful Gleaners Class of the U. B. Sunday School met at the home of Mr and Mrs Noel Richards Tuesday evening for a social and business session. The evening was thoroughly enjoyed by the class.

U. B Noel Richards

Golden Bantam Pop Corn Ear Shown by Iowa Nephew

G T Shank received a year old ear of yellow dent corn from nephew George S Ward of Wadyville Iowa. The ear measured 11 1 2 inches long 8 3 4 inches in circumference with 20 rows fully filled to the tip. The corn was labeled Golden Bantam Pop Corn.

G. T. Shank George S. Ward Wadyville Iowa

Richards Accepts Ball Brand Sales Job in West Colorado

Donald E Richards has accepted a traveling salesman post with the Ball Brand Rubber Company and is assigned to Western Colorado. He and Mrs. Richards left for the West today. she travels on to California to spend the winter with her sister in Stockton.

Donald E Richards Ball Brand Rubber Company Colorado Mrs. Richards West California Stockton

Roanoke Motor Sales Company Opens

The Roanoke Motor Sales Company opens in the Ed Dennis Garage on Main Street with Fred B. Feighner as sales manager. The firm will handle Durant and Star Cars and plans to display open and closed models in the near future. Feighner brings several years of auto industry experience to the local market.

New Automobile Company Roanoke Roanoke Motor Sales Company Ed Dennis Main Street Fred B. Feighner Durant Star Fis Mic ‘Feighner

Election Held by U.S. Church Sunday School Class

The Christian Sunday School Class of the U S church held its annual meeting on December 31 electing G I Shank as President Frank W Wake as Vice President E E Richards as Secretary Treasurer and Henry E Smith as Teacher Committees were named for Social Membership and Devotional with members Aldolph Bozer George Blum C B Simon F W Wake E F Hained and Mr Martz involved in various roles and duties.

U. S Church G. I. Shank Frank W. Wake E. E. Richards Henry E. Smith Adolph Bozer George Blum C. B. Simon Frank W Wake E. F. Hained FE. E Richards Mr. Martz Frank Wake

Temple Builders Class elects officers at New Year meeting

The Temple Builders Class of United Brothers Sunday School held a New Year meeting at Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Highlands home with about forty attendees. Elected for the year were President Mrs Ralph Withrow Vice President Mrs William McPherren Secretary Mrs Delmar sflery Assistant Secretary Mrs John Nussdorfer Treasurer Mrs Grover Redden Teacher G F Byrer Assistant Teacher F B Feighner. The entertainment committee planned a unique program followed by a pot luck. Mr and Mrs Palmer of Huntington attended as out of town guests. The class presented the teacher with Pelaubet select notes and Sunday School lessons.

Temple Builders United Brothers Sunday School N. L. Highlands Ralph Withrow Wm. McPherren Mirs G. F. Byrer F. B. Feighner Palmer Huntington Pelaubet

Death of Mrs Susanna Kramer in Allen County

Mrs Susanna Kramer eighty one died Tuesday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs John Lauer in Aboite township Allen county She was born October twenty eight eighteen forty one in Wooster Ohio Surviving are her daughter three sons a sister and thirteen grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 30 at Cisco with the cortege leaving at 8 30 Burial will be at Gaerte cemetery near Disko

Susanna Kramer John Lauer Aboite Township Allen County Kramer Wooster Ohio John Kramer Akron Ind Jacob Edward Kramer Kewanee Sarah Myers Cisco Gaerte Disko

Michaela of Monroeville Visits Sister in Weekend

Mrs. C Michaela of Monroeville spent the weekend visiting her sister Mrs Ira Webber.

Monroeville Ira ‘Webber

Birthday surprise for Virginia Biggs among local friends

A birthday gathering for Virginia Biggs and several local residents is noted with neighbors Irene Eltzroth Olive Dinniss visiting Huntington Saturday evening. Multiple travels and visits are mentioned including Dr and Mrs Ralph Murray moving to Roanoke and John Trautman hosts on New Year’s Day.

Irene Eltzroth Olive Dennis Huntington Myrtle Boise Pittsburg Jesse Zent W. H. Gauntt Addie Foster South Whitley Margaret Shroyer Ralph Murray Zanesville Roanoke Hugh McFadden Robert Elizabeth Stump George Sites John K. Smith William Decker Arthur Travinger John Trautman H. Kohtz Los Angeles Calif C. B. Simon F. P. Raichart Englewood Colorado Raichart Sarah Loutzenhiser Loutzenhiser Herneaten Wheeling Pettersville Ohio Bryan Col. Bants

Free land era ends says Department of Agriculture

The United States Department of Agriculture states the era of free first class land has passed. Nearly half of the continental United States is not in farms. About 40 million acres are barren desert or too rugged to cultivate. 270 million acres are forested or cut over. 600 million acres in the semiarid West remain suitable only for grazing.

United States United States Department of Agriculture

Banded Mallard Ducks Reveal Long Migratory Distances

Returns from two mallard ducks banded in Browning Illinois show spring northwestward movement then fall southward across about 600 miles to Lexington Nebraska and 500 miles to Leavenworth Kansas. Both birds indicate long seasonal migrations tracked by the Biological Survey.

Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Browning Lexington Nebr Leavenworth Kans

Wilbur Whinnery Takes Prominent Part At Show Down

Wilbur Whinery of Roanoke a Indiana University student acted in Show Down a three night campus carnival of one act plays by 30 university organizations. He starred in Stripes Forever presented by Acacia fraternity with peers writing directing and designing costumes and scenery.

Wilbur Whinnery I. U Department of Dramatics The University Garriick Club

Radiotelephony Expands Weather Broadcasts Across U S

The Weather Bureau notes a surge in weather forecasts and warnings heard via radio. From 12 stations in 7 states a year ago to 98 stations in 35 states on July 1, 1922, radiotelephony widens access without Weather Bureau ownership of equipment.

Weather Bureau United States Department of Agriculture United States

Birthday Surprise for Mr Clinton Hambleton

A birthday gathering Sunday at his home honored Mr Clinton Hambleton. Attending were Mr and Mrs Chas Hambleton and family of Columbia City, Glen Wysing and family, Mrs Glen Bell and children of Goshen, Mr and Mrs Frank Long and family of Columbia City, Dorothy Hamilton of Fort Wayne, Hiram Wells, Ruben Hambleton of Columbia City, and Hazel Hambleton of Fort Wayne. A dinner was served and he received many useful presents. We wish him many more happy birthdays.

Clint Clinton Hambleton Chas Hambleton Iene Violas Vn Lands Glen “Wysing Columbia City Glen Bell Goshen Frank Long Dorothy Hamilton Fort Wayne Hiram Wells Ruben Hambleton Hazel Hambleton

New St. Joseph Conference Superintendent to Speak

Rev D B Kessinger of Warsaw Indiana arrives as new superintendent and will preach Sunday morning at Pleasant Chapel U B church and 7 30 p m at Roanoke U B church. A Glonneil meeting follows the evening service marking his first appearance in this region. You will want to hear him.

D. B. Kessinger Warsaw Indiana St. Joseph Conference Pleasant Chapel U B Roanoke U. B Kessinger

United Brethren Church Weekly Schedule

The United Brethren Church announces Sunday school at 9 15 with quarterly lessons led by N L Highlands. Worship at 10 30 features The Value of Man and 7 30 No Cause for Fear with Miss Zoe McFadden. Women’s Missionary Society meets with Mrs J O Goff on Tuesday at 2 pm and a Thursday prayer service is planned.

United Brethren Church N. L. Highlands Zoe McFadden Woman’s Missionary Society J. O. Goff G. F. Byrer

Spain sees sharp drops in wheat and barley crops

Cablegrams to the U S Department of Agriculture show wheat production at 125,478,000 bushels from 10,307,000 acres in Spain, down from 145,150,000 bushels from 10,386,000 acres in 1921. Barley output is 77,528,000 bushels from 4,080,000 acres in 1921.

Spain United States Department of Agriculture

Annual Meeting Notice of First National Bank

Notice is given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the First National Bank of Roanoke will be held at the bank office on Tuesday January 9 1923 from 1 30 to 7 00 p m to elect a Board of Directors and to transact any other business. A L Blom Cashier.

First National Bank of Roanoke First National Bank, A. L. Blom

Indiana Solons Open With Economy Drive and Reforms

The seventy third Indiana General Assembly convened in Indianapolis with Raymond C. Morgan as speaker and James J. Nejdl as Senate president pro tempore. Governor McCray urged funding for a new reformatory, a gasoline tax, county unit school administration, and highway-related taxes while pushing for economy and limited legislation.heb.

Raymond C. Morgan Knightstown House of Representatives James J. Nejdl Whiting Senate Indiana General Assembly Indianapolis Joseph M. Cravens Madison Thurman Gottschalk General Assembly McCray Reformatory Jeffersonville Pendleton Yi School Administration Goodrich Senator New Asa J. Smith Morgan Smith Lemuel Pittenger Selma J. Glen Harris Gary

Sunday School Class Surprises Teacher With Picnic Social

The Temple Raiders class of United Brothern Church surprised their teacher Rev. and Mrs. G F Byrer on Wednesday evening. About thirty attended as baskets were brought and a picnic supper enjoyed. The evening included puzzles a song and prayer by Rev F B Feighner with appreciation expressed to the teacher.

Temple Raiders United Brothern Church G. F. Byrer F. B. Feighner

Market tale of young feeder tops Omaha stockyards

A 14 year old boy Albert Shalow of Udair Iowa led a top market consignment at the Omaha stockyards in a calf club program run by Guthrie County extension workers. His An gus heifer weighed 50 pounds and sold for 10.25 dollars at yearling pricing.

Omaha Stockyards Albert Shalow Udair Iowa Guthrie County United States Department of Agriculture Albert

Beech Grove Church Services Schedule

Beech Grove Church announces a full day of activities led by Pastor F B Durham. Bible School at 9:20 a m followed by Communion at 7 30 p m and preaching at 11 09 a m. Youth entertainment at 7 30 p m and an 8 00 p m preaching service invites all to hear the word of God.

Bible School

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