Roanoke Pioneers and Their Enduring Legacy
A retrospective on Roanoke early settlers and longtime residents. The notice details Ebersole and family members from 1866 to 1870 political service, business ventures in boots and shoes, grocery, and real estate, and notes on deaths and burial places, highlighting community ties and local fraternal affiliations.
First United Brothern Church Notes
Sunday school at 9 15 a m led by N L Highlands superintendent. The pastor’s 10 30 service features Who Is This This service will be different and you will want to hear it. Cleansing The Temple at 7 00 p m. The Young People meet at 6 00 p m with Grace Kemp president. The Christian Endeavor topic is Accomplishments and Possibilities led by I Smith and GB Byrer pastor.
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First United Brothern Church
N. L. Highlands
Elock
Grace Kemp
I Smith
GB ‘Byrer
Roanoke Church Notes Invite Attendance and Events
M E Church urges all to attend Sunday school and study God's word. Marthrellinger wills the piston and new books will be available. Preaching at Wesley at 2 30 PM with prayer meetings Wednesday and Thursday at 7 PM. All welcome. CO B THOMAS, Pastor. Store ads and notices appear in Roanoke on Saturday January 29th at 7 30 PM. Committee Phone 160 for news.
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M. E Church
Con
Marth “Rellinger
Wesley
Roanoke
CO. B.thomas
I Aetion Ak Lig, Cabpaper Abhalders Tab Thes Y
Colleges Tackle Problems Incident to Power Rising
Brief notes indicate colleges discuss power rising issues and practical solutions. The fragment references discussions and plans for addressing campus problems related to energy or electrical concerns amid student or staff dialogue. Entities include colleges and general topics without full details.
Obituary of Emaline Wehr Lifelong Ohio Christian Woman
Emaline Wehr daughter of Micheal and Christiana Wehr was born in Ohio May 12 1844 and died January 20 1921 aged 76 years seven months eight days She married Abram Miller and they had one son who died in childhood She joined the Methodist church early but later missed services yet kept strong faith She was a kind wife friend and neighbor The Miller family thanks friends neighbors Rev Thomas and the singers for service during illness and death.
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Justice of Peace
Huntington County
Samuel Spencer
Emory
John
George
Monroe
Rufus
Hendry
W. W. Walton
Walton
Fort Wayne
Yalton
Roanoke
Ileas
Cathal‘e
Emaline Wehr
Micheal
Christiana Wehr
Ohio
Abram Miller
Methodist Church
End of the Way Promise in a Weary Journey
A weary traveler speaks of a long journey under sun and dust. He hopes for relief at journey’s end with cooling fountains cordial drinks and pure robes awaiting. He resolves to press onward with faith that trials will fade when the road ends.
Substitutes for meat and tariffs spark Indiana debate
A speech denounces imports of meat substitutes and lard, urging maximal use of US products. Beardsley and primary law debates dominate Indiana legislature, with senate votes on postponement, reporting, and emergency actions. Senate and house consider tax, moving picture, and aliens education measures amid political tension.
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Beardsley
Probiaig
Nejdal
Senate
Strode
General Assembly
Beardsly
Hogsston
Senate ‘Committee
Aldridge
McCray
Szij
Wes
Amemeiza
House
Steele
Moving Picture Commission
Baxter
Miltenberger
House Committee On
Indiana
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Huntington
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Kespears
Beardsley Repeal