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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

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Loew to Head Huntington College Agricultural Dept

J J Lacey named county agent of Huntington county replacing F A Loew who will turn over the office. Loew reports strong activity since 1921 including many farm visits and written journalism, with 120 acre farm near Huntington. Lacey, ex Freeport HS agriculture instructor, vows to advance county farming and meets farm bureau after May 16 vote.

J. J. Lacey Joliet F. A. Loew Huntington County Lacey Freeport, Minois Mr. Lacey Huntington Huntington County Farm Bureau County Board of Trustees Loew Purdue University Extension Department U. S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department Huntington College Lucey Hun'neton Purdue University

Warning Against Cheap German Electric Irons Issued

Fort Wayne Fire Chief T A Clancy warned last Thursday against purchasing German made electric flat irons. He cited a shipment of 180000 irons unloaded in New York they are sold at about 1 dollar each yet pose serious fire hazards with short lifespans and poor value.

T. A. Clancy Fort Wayne New York Sai Clancy

Bender wires Carrie Rose’s new house for electric lights

G F Bender completed wiring Carrie Rose’s new residence this week to install electric lighting. The project marks a step in home improvements for the household.

G. F. Bender Carrie Rose

Highlands Reunion Held At Fields Home

The Highlands reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fields. Attendees included George Edwards and family, Nathan Highlands and family, Mrs. George Fields and son Royana Miss Pauline Mincer of Hartford City, Mr. and Mrs. John Highlands and daughter Mardell of Toledo Ohio, Lynn Edwards and Ida May Ray Houser of Fort Wayne, and Lester Eberhart of Roanoke.

Frank Fields George Edwards Nathan Highlands George Fields Royana

Band Concert Preview and Recap Noted in Bippus Event

The Bippus Band played a regular Wednesday concert with fine music and features including xylophone whistling and a vocal solo. The Erie Band of Huntington will perform next Wednesday evening.

Bippus Erie Band of Huntington

Oscar Koontz Builds New Residence Foundation Completed

Oscar Koontz completed the foundation for his new residence at Seminary and 4th Street. Grover Reddin did the work. It appears the project aims beyond a bachelor’s quarters.

Oscar Koontz Seminary 4Th Street Grover Reddin Oscar

Biggs Family Holiday Travel Through Illinois

Mr and Mrs T K Biggs their daughter Virginia and son Tommie and Flo Van Arsdol spent the Fourth at Wilson Hill Illinois. They drove through returning home Wednesday evening.

T. K. Biggs Virginia Tommie Flo van Arsdol Wilsow Hill Ilinois

Notice to Cut Weeds in Jackson Township

All citizens of Jackson township are requested to cut all weeds along the highways and ditches adjoining their premises. N. W. Van Arsdal, Township Trustee.

Jackson Township

Roanoke Fans See Historic 18 Inning Baseball Classic

A Roanoke 18 inning game on July 4 1922 between Roanoke and the Colored Giants drew 1000 fans. Wake started pitching but injured in the seventh, Bud Redding tied it in the ninth, and the Colored Giants won in the eighteenth. Batteries Roanoke Wake Reeves Holke Colored Giants Ford Johnson Gonzales. Umpire Bolinger. Time 3 40. Second game canceled due to length.

Roanoke Wake Bud Redding Nate Reeves Holke Colored Giants Ford Johnson Gonzales Bolinger

Grand Opening of Oak Grove Park in Roanoke

Oak Grove Park in Roanoke announces a seven day grand opening week July 17 to 22 with Zent Bros planning major events. A free picture show and vaudeville attractions are offered all week and a top moving picture machine is being installed today.

Oak Grove Park Zent Bros Roanoke

Saving Best Calves for Replacing Old Stock in Oregon

Reports to the U S Department of Agriculture show Coos County extension efforts to rescue top calves from low producers. About 30 calves were saved last year by cross county farm bureaus feeding them two weeks before shipment. Arrangements also allowed a Klamath County representative to locate newborn calves and pair them with dairymen to feed before delivery. Two week old calves ship up to 500 miles. day-old calves rarely travel 36 hours.

United States Department of Agriculture Extension Organization of Coos County Oreg Klymath County Extension Organization

Recommended Road Widths For Safety On Country Highways

A report from the Bureau of Public Roads advises minimum hard surface road widths of 18 feet to allow adequate clearance with autos and trucks. It notes trucks and autos require wider clearances at higher traffic areas and near cities, suggesting 20 feet in high truck traffic zones.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Bureau

Woodling Family Visits C. B. Simon After Fort Wayne Trip

Mr and Mrs Frank Woodling and family of Logansport called at the C B Simon home on Wednesday while en route home from Fort Wayne where they spent the Fourth with relatives.

Frank Woodling Logansport C. B. Simon Fort Wayne

National Highway System Planned to Cover United States

Federal and state engineers map a 180000 mile nationwide highway system to be built with federal aid focused on interconnected interstate primary and secondary roads. States submit plans. coordination with neighboring states is checked, with adjustments made to ensure seamless cross-border routes.

United States Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Nebraska South Dakota

Green Manuring Through Ages and Regions

Green manuring, plowing under green crops, is not new but ancient. Romans used lupines sown in September and turned under in May. Practices spread from Germany to Prussia’s sandy lands, then to England India and Japan. In the United States it is more common in the South and under irrigation in the West.

United States Department of Agriculture Germany Prussia England India Japan United States

South Side A C c at Fort Wayne Sunday

The South Side A C c will host Fort Wayne on the local grounds Sunday afternoon in a live, competitive baseball clash. The article notes a 17 year cicada forecast across Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Indiana with observations encouraged by the US Department of Agriculture.

South Side A. C’c Fort Wayne Illinois Iowa Ind Wisconsin Indiana Lake Michigan Michigan Bureau of Entomology United States Department of Agriculture United States

Easy way of ridding rose bushes of sawfly larvae

The roses’ leaves are fed upon by sawfly larvae and render the bushes unsightly. Three common species occur east of the Rockies. Control is simple: wash larvae off with water, then spray leaves with a stomach poison such as arsenate mixed with water. If multiple generations appear, spray more often.

United States Department,of Agriculture United States Rocky Mountains

Mixing Cement With Soil Improves Adobe Road Subgrade

The Bureau of Public Roads and California tested mixing cement with adobe soil to stabilize roads. In Solano county the mix used 1 part cement to 10 or 20 parts soil, with one untreated section for comparison. Treated areas showed no shrinkage cracks while the untreated section crumbled.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Arlington Experimental Station Bureau California State Highway Department Solano County California

Milk Cows For Sale Three Fresh Cows Offered

Three good fresh milk cows are for sale with a guarantee they are sound. Contact for details and delivery if available.

Hardin g Signals Tougher Policy Over Labor Strikes

Marion Ohio July 5 President Harding’s return to Washington may herald sterner measures in the coal and rail strikes. His recent speech declaring a free American has the right to labor and that governments cannot tolerate dictation is seen as exhaustion of patience. He may meet with Attorney General Daugherty in Columbus and moves to quash indictments on operators and miners loom if talks fail.

Marion Ohio Harding Washington General Pershing Railway Labor Board

Methodist Church Sunday Activities Schedule

Sunday School at 9 50 Worship with sermon by the pastor at 10 30 League and district convention report at 1 00 Evening worship on the topic Why Could Jesus not Come Down from the Cross Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 Olde Folkes Concert Friday at eight o'clock James Minsel Sunday School Superintendent Emery D Gillespie Elder Presiding E Emery Smith Pastor

Methodist Episcopal Church Jesus Ross James Minsel Emery D. Gillespie E. L C. Emery Smith

Sunday services urged by United Brethren Church

The church invites all to its Sunday school at 9:15 led by N. S. Highlands and services at 10:30 and 7:30. The pastor G. F. Byrer and the Woman's Missionary Society, meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. N. L. Highlands, call for participation.

United Brethren Church N. S. Highlands God’s World Kingdom Woman’s Missionary Society N. L. Highlands G. F. Byrer

Roanoke Circuit M E Church Seeks Growth in Services

The Roanoke Circuit M E Church invites all to frequent preaching services and special masses as attendance grows. Sunday school sessions start at 9:30 at Wesley and Monson. preaching at Monson Sunday at 10 30 and at Wesley at 7 45 p m led by Pastor H P Young.

Roanoke Circuit M. E. Church Wesley Monson H. P. Young

Local Team Receives New Regulation Uniforms

The local department has purchased new regulation uniforms for five boys who look mighty nifty in their blue suits.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Loew Agricultural Department of Farm Bureau News Herald Pleasant Chapel Otterbi¢n Guild Christian Endeavor Brook Lillian McCombs Vesta. Rupert Glenn Rupert Evan Simons Leatha Martin Sarah Callison Delia Langston Frank Lewis Helma Lewis Vesta Rupert Bernice Rupert Irene Eltzroth Tri-Lakes Christian Endeavor Society Excelsior OM. Fr. Church Odd Fellows the Highlands Reunion N. W. van Arsdal Mickie Suglroe E 'Roanoke Col. Giants BASE
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