First National Bank of Roanoke elects officers at annual meeting
The First National Bank of Roanoke held its annual meeting electing D A Wasmuth as president and A Wasmuth as board chair with D A Wasmuth E E Richards and others named as officers. Odd Fellows branches installed officers including N G Raymond Groves and Elmer Stump as V G and secretary Clyde Dennis. The event followed by church gatherings and group meetings led by Pastor GR Byber with a schedule of philosophy sessions and baptist services announced for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank’ of
Roanoke
D. A. Wasmuth
E. E Richards
A L. Blum
A. Wasmuth
E. E. Richards
D A Wasmuth
E M. Wasmuth
Charles C Johns
D. A. Kline
E. F. Haines
H A Dinius
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Encampment
Odd Fellows Hall
N. G
Raymond Groves
Elmer Stump
Clyde Dennis
Fin
Fred Stump
W.W. Wohlford
Elmer Slater L
N.G
John Nussdorfer
Ward
Edna DeWitte
A Withrow
Jessie Sanders
Hattie Young
Treas
Bertha Coe
Eltha Withrow
Gladie Hoover
Zola
Seeby
Fern Haley
T. G
Luceile Chaney
C. P
H. P.—Ora’ Garretson
S. W
Chester Coe
W. W. Wohlford
Scribe
Elmer ‘Stump
Dennis
Don DeWitté
Charles Crabbs
C. S._Martin
Glock
Orba
Branstrator
George Hoover
T.—R. Brote
Ora Garretson
Carl Garretson
Thomas Hatter
Charles’ Bowman
Odd
Quick Bits of Wit And Oddities From Here There Everywhere
A collage of light humor and odd anecdotes including marriage weds its shooter a burglar steals clothes and a coast of quips about punctuality and marbles. The items feature brief dialogues and humorous observations with a hazy 1920s newspaper mood and its offbeat punchlines.
French Troops Occupy Essen as Ruhr Invasion Begins
German and French forces clash politically as French troops enter Essen and Bochum with tanks and cavalry. Berlin backs passive resistance while reports warn of possible saboteur penalties and Ruhr occupation tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Ruhr
Fresich
Bochum
Germany
Ochum
Buckhausen
Duesseldorf
Issen
Rampart
Seige
Degoutte
Est
Little River Ditch Case Delayed By Special Judge
The petition for re assessment in the Little River ditch case was continued to February 1 by Special Judge R M Van Atta of Marion. D F Brooks of Wabash requested time to review motions by the Wabash railroad and Indiana Service Corp to strike publication notices. The corporations, appearing by attorneys, object to filing and service procedures, while Little River Ditch Protective Association attorneys did not get a chance to respond.
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Little River Ditch Protective Association
Methodist Church Urges Start Of Lord’s Work In New Year
The second Sunday of the new year is urged as a time to begin or renew the Lord’s work. Sunday School begins at 9 30, morning worship at 10 30, evening service at 2 2 2 2, and prayer meeting Thursday at 7. Juniors meet Saturday at 2 30. Pastor Eppley and Supt. J De Minsel invite all to attend.
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Highlands
Eva Welch
St. Joseph
Huntington
Roanoke U. B
L. D. Watts
W.T. Kessinger
W. L. Eiler
DC. T. Walker
G. F. Byrer
C. K. Sayler
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shenebie
HH. E
Eppley
Miss Glenna Kemp Spent Saturday Evening with Relatives
Miss Glenna Kemp was with relatives in Huntington on Saturday night, according to a brief society item in the local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna
Kemp
Huntington
Briniman Family Illness Reported In Arkansas
Elmer Briniman of Hunter Arkansas, cousin of Mrs Francis, has been sick with pneumonia at the Francis Hotel. He is improving. Mrs Briniman and their son are visiting, along with a brother Taylor Briniman of Hunter Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Briniman
Hunter, Ark
Francis
Briniman
Taylor
Hunter ‘Arky
Local Families Attend Gatherings and Moves Noted
Mr and Mrs George Rondebush hosted relatives from Montana Markle Ossian and Waterloo visiting Eliza Blauser. Dr and Mrs R V Murray moved to Roanoke. Frank Beaty and daughter Cecil joined C R Hartup. Bryant Fryback purchased Earl Caley restaurant. Artista Diffendorfer returns to Gary for studies after vacation. Keplinger family and Diffendorfer guests. Josiah Redding is quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rondebush
Larn Rondebush
Montana
Will Lavengood
Chris Rondebush
Markle
Ossian
Will
Nadine
Waterloo
Eliza Blauser
R. V. Murray
Roanoke
Frank Beaty
Cecil
C. R. Hartup
Bryant Fryback
Earl Caley
Artista Diffendorfer
Gary
Charles ‘Keplinger
T.R. Diffendorfer
Valle Rice
Tha
Lester Caley
Josiah Redding
Rearrangement of Kitchen Lightens Housewife's Tasks
A USDA extension report says homes can improve efficiency by rearranging existing kitchen equipment and adding simple, at home lightening devices. Improvements include better lighting near windows, easily cleaned floors, shelves, folding ironing boards, and shared farmer help. Farm kitchens nationwide show progress with demonstrations and thousands adopting reorganized layouts and new systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Dr and Mrs Murray Move to Roanoke Open Local Practice
Dr and Mrs R V Murray formerly of Zanesville have moved to Roanoke. They are staying at the Hugh McFadden residence and the doctor will practice locally and at Fort Wayne where the Murays maintain an office building up a substantial practice.
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R. V.murray
Zanesville
Roanoke
Hugh, McFadden
Fort’ Wayne
Drs. Murray
Jand
Corn exports from United States rise in early years
Fragmented OCR notes indicate figures about corn exports from the United States between 1921 and 1958. The text mentions 582 806 units and a pattern of shipments to Canada, with references to the United States Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Department of Agii
Daniel Shelner Dies of Apoplexy on Thursday
Daniel Shelner, about seventy, died Thursday at 3:40 p.m. of apoplexy in a bob sled returning from the Edward Buskirk sale with Lewis Zent. Survived by three daughters Mrs Frank Brown Huntington, Mrs Pearl Martz Freemont Indiana, Emma Johnson Roanoke. two sons Webster and Delbert Kendamville. Funeral services Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the U B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shhelner
Bob
Edward Buskirk
Lewis
Zent
Schelner
Frank Brown
Huntington
Pearl Martz
Freemont
Indiana
Emma Johnson
Roanoke
Webster
Delbert
Kendalmille
Shuelner
Hoover Declines Interior Post to Stay at Commerce
Herbert Hoover, then secretary of commerce, has declined the secretaryship of the interior to remain in his current cabinet role. With Albert B. Fall set to retire on March 4, Harding asked Hoover to switch, but Hoover told the president he would keep his commerce duties and focus on making the department a national asset for American business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Secrtaryship of the Interior
Albert B. Fall
White House
Washington
Hoover
Harding
Presi
Interior
Department of Commerce
War Savings Stamps Past Due Urges Reinvest in Government Bonds
The postmaster warns many war savings stamps issued in the locality are overdue for redemption. He urges savers to cash or reinvest proceeds in Treasury certificates or government bonds, noting 4 percent annual interest compounded semi annually and tax exempt status.
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Treasury
United States
Oyster Supper and Lunch by Wiling Workers Class
The Wiling Workers Class of the M B Sunday School will hold an oyster supper and lunch in the rooms formerly occupied by Christy's Restaurant near the interurban station Saturday evening from five to seven o'clock.
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M. B
Christy’s
Shoe Shop Moves Into Trustee Office Space on Main Street
John Miller has relocated his shoe shop into the former trustee office room on Main Street. The interior has been refinished and remodeled and new machinery including a nailing machine has been installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Shoe Hospital
Main Street
Mr. Miller
Hev
Beech Grove Church Bible School and Services Schedule
Beech Grove Church schedules Bible School at 9 20 a m Communion Service at 4 7 30 p m Morning preaching at 11 07 and evening preaching at 8 00 pm with entertainment by the young people at 7 80 Please come and hear the services
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Beech Grove Church
Tis ‘Bible School
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National Bank Meeting
United Brethren Church
D. B. Kessinger
D. B
Kessinger
W. Z.roberts
GR Byber
Ohio
Vaughn
Gui
Billy Simpkins
Elmer Collins
New York
Krupp, Works
Sourrce
Berlin
Rhineland
Wilhelm Cuno
Belgium
France
Freech
Foreign Office
Paris
Brussels
Strock
Mancie
Fred Goodward
Daniel Shelner
Rebecca ‘Shelner
Cwan
Hantington
U.B. Church
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