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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
1
The Review urges farmers merchants manufacturers and professionals to work together in a mutual benefit program. It emphasizes the three pillars of the community the farmer the merchant and the manufacturer and calls for cooperation to strengthen the section’s economy and standing in America.
Premier Poincare unveils a aggressive and nationalist French plan for Germany to honor all indemnities. Key points include allied control on German finances, punishment of war criminals, no debate on Versailles terms, and posturing regarding Rhineland evacuation and Genoa talks.
The family thanks friends neighbors the Rev Smith the Odd Fellows Rebekahs and the knitting mill employee for flowers and kindness shown after the death of their husband and father Mrs David Trainer and Children.
Work on the new knitting mill progresses at full speed with the floor finished and interior painting nearly done. The walls are white above the green lower third, a steam heating plant will be installed in the rear, then machines and operations begin. Local business men contribute to the building fund and more donors will be listed as interviews complete. Mrs. Simon breaks her arm in a fall on Wednesday.
The revival meetings at Monson Chapel will run all next week with the public urged to attend. Pastor H. P. Young delivers the message.
House and lot offered for sale with basement surface water features and wiring details. Property described as practically new and furnished. Inquiries directed to the Review Office.
Classified note offers 23 45 60 103 and 160 acre tracts for sale or trade plus stocks of groceries and merchandise at reasonable prices. Quick results by contacting G C Taylor. Mystery box questions conducted by Rev Young proved interesting and instructive.
A wartime plan to deploy sixty two new medical depots and upgrades at seventy seven others across the continent at a total cost of seven million dollars will be recommended to Congress by Veterans Bureau Director Forbes. The program adds 1,850 medical workers and aims to treat wounded veterans in their home towns.
Mrs. Russell L. Johnson of Fort Wayne Indiana announces the engagement of her sister Miss Blanche McKinley to Mr Ellis Stephenson. The announcement comes after a Wednesday evening party in Roanoke with dancing games and a late lunch. Miss McKinley is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John McKinley who live two miles north of Roanoke.
The introduction of the New Era Song book featuring Songs of peace and power by P. P. Bilhorn will highlight Sunday evening services at the U R B Church. Public invited and seats are free. W E Wohlford departs for Chicago tomorrow for a brief pleasure and business trip.
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