First National Bank Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The First National Bank held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday evening January 10. Directors elected for the ensuing year include A Wasmuth E E Richards M Wasmuth Chas John D A Kline E F Haines Harry A Dinius A L Blum and D A Wasmuth. Officers remained D A Wasmuth president E E Richards vice president A L Blum cashier and A Wasmuth chairman of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
First National Bank
A. Wasmuth
E. E. Richards
E.M. Wasmuth
Chas
John
D. A. Kline
E. F. Haines
Harry A. Dinius
A. L. Blum
D. A. Wasmuth
David H. Trainer Dies Suddenly at Roanoke
David H. Trainer aged 71 died Tuesday morning at his Roanoke home after a stroke. Born October 21, 1851 in Amsterdam Ohio, he was the son of William H. and Mary Trainer. Survived by wife two sons John and David Jr a daughter Mrs Elsie Amerbaugh of Pittsburg a sister Mrs W A Obner of Fort Wayne nine grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 10 in Roanoke M E Church Rev Emery C Smith officiating burial at I C O F cemetery with Little River I C O F Lodge in charge.
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David H. Trainer
Roanoke
Amsterdam
Ohio
William H
Mary Trainer
John
David Trainer
Elsie. Amerbaugh
Pittsburg
W. A. Obner
Fort Wayne
Roanoke M. E
Emery C. Smith
Little River I. C. O. F. Lodge
Trainer
Hoover Infant Dies in Whitely County
Aretta Fay Hoover two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hoover of four miles northwest of Roanoke in Jefferson township Whitely county died Wednesday after a short pneumonia illness. Born November 11 1921 the child is survived by parents a sister Vivial a brother Clarence grandparents Mr and Mrs John Rupert and Mr and Mrs James Hoover. Funeral services were held Friday at Pleasant Chapel U B church with Rev G F Byrer officiating.
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Aretta Fay Hoover
Melvin Hoover
Roanoke
Jefferson Township
Whitley County
Vivial
Clarence
John Rupert
James Hoover
Pleasant Chapel U. B
G. F. Byrer
Monson Chapel Revival Begins Friday Night
The Monson Chapel revival opens Friday January 13 at 7 p.m. with Rev. Fred Feighner preaching each evening the following week. Pastor H. P. Young urges attendance as a community religious event.
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Lowell
Monson Chapel
Fred Feighner
H. P Young
Methodist Episcopal Church Encourages New Year Church Attendance
A fragment urges people to join church services and perform unselfish service in Christ. It invites making a New Year resolution to attend church, write suggestions to the pastor, and notes an Epworth League program with a 7:30 worship service led by Pastor C. Emery Smith and James Minsel as Sunday School Superintendent.
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Methodist
Episcopal ‘Church
Epworth League
James Minsel
Emery. D. Gillespie
E. L. Pres
C. Emery Smith
Young People’s Convention in Huntington at United Brethren Church
The Huntington county Young People’s convention will convene next Sunday at 2 PM in the United Brethren church. Delegates from Noblesville will report on the state convention and the Andrews public schools girls’ glee club will perform a prominent program.
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Huntington ‘County
United Brethren Church
Huntington
Noblesville
Andrews Public Schools
Moonshine Label Highlights Prohibition-Era Advertising
Revenue officers in Asheville found a bottle labeled Pure Mountain Korn Likker advertising moonshine. The label, printed in Western North Carolina, promised high strength and quick intoxication, and was sent to the Internal Revenue Collector in Raleigh for the museum collection.
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Pure Mountain Korn
North Carolina
Asheville
Internal Revenue
Blair
North
Homey Philosophy for 1922
A reflective call to readers to judge the past seven years marked by war pestilence famine and hardship and to start a new seven year cycle with individual resolve. The piece urges personal accountability and a hopeful vision of utopia guiding a better world and neighborly relations.
United Brethren Church Go To Church Sunday
The church reports good attendance across services and requests greater participation. Sunday School led by N L Highlands meets at 9 15. The morning sermon covers Moral Issues of the day and at 7 30 the theme Truth in the Heart. Christian Endeavor led by Rev F B Feighner meets at 6 30 with Mrs Ernest Welch guiding God in our Eyes.
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N. L. Highlands
Federated Church of America
Christian Endeavor
F. B. Feighner
Ernest Welch
Gods House
Illinois Archeological Remains Across the State
The article notes vast archeological material in Illinois with earthen mounds, shell ornaments, and tools from ancient tribes. It cites paleolithic finds in Chicago gravels, river bluffs from Wisconsin to Ohio, and artifacts from copper, shell, and obsidian. It urges systematic surveys and state preservation efforts, referencing Washington Star.
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Illinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois River
Ashley River
South Carolina
North Carolina
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Missouri
Arizona
Gallatin
Jackson
Vermilion
Union County
Mill Creek
Washington Star
Hog Sale At Thé Durocé Jersey Breeds Farm
A successful hog sale held Wednesday by J. W. Phares & Sons and C. F. Mollet attracted strong attendance. Fifty five head sold with the Phares group averaging 73.60 per head and Mollet at 44.00 per head. Gillespie Brothers served as auctioneers.
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J. W. Phares & Sons
C. F. Mollet
J. W. Phares ,& Sons
Mr. Mollets
Gillespie Brothers
American Relics Aim for Western University Study
Students of ancient American civilizations show eagerness for major universities to begin research in the Mississippi region.
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America
Western States
The
Mississippi
Farming bloc in Congress sparks headlines and debate
The piece argues that farming states form a bloc in Congress to counter Big Business influence. It contrasts long standing financial interests with a growing agricultural bloc and suggests the new alliance could shift policy away from Wall Street priorities.
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Agriculture
Congress
Washington
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Bryan
Christmas Wedding Bells
Elizabeth and Howard marry in a surprise Christmas Eve ceremony after a long courtship. The couple wed beside a snow filled church as organ music accompanied a spontaneous wedding march. Neighbors and family witnessed, with Elizabeth thanking friends for their well wishes.
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Elizabeth
Howard
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O A P
M. Mae Johnson
Stockholders Meeting
Hoover
A. E
Indiana
Homey Philosophy
Bend
Dun’ m and Bradstreets Essential Automotive Products ‘Co
Bel
Mary Graham Bonner
Wright
Paper Union
Indianapolis News
Associated
United and Consolidated Press
the Great Hoosier Daily
Indianapolis, Indiana
ORL
Adventur
Spori
Es Net
Companion
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McCails Magazine
Youth’s Companion
Boston
Massachusetts
Eagle “Mikado
Aera
Gene Reds
Eagle Pencil
Company
New York
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