Pleasant Chapel and Huntington Social Notices
Local items note Chas Wells on a Huntington business trip and visits by Pearl Fisher and family from Champaign Illinois. Mrs Fleara Thomas and Clinton of Kokomo visit the George Husband home. Several Rupert and Zartman family gatherings recur with church activity and reunions in Maysville Urbana and Roanoke. Dinius of Fort Wayne fined for liquor possession after a Roanoke crash. investigation tied liquor found in his eastbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wells
Huntington
Pearl Fisher
Champaign
Illinois
Fleara Thomas
Clinton
Kokomo
George Husband
James Allen
Ora
Ervin Shroyer
Fort Wayne
David Showalter
Helen B. Sanders
Darian Hull
Westerville
Ohio
TG WU Brune
Pleasant Chapel
Martha
Austin Rutherford
D. W. Zartman
Urbana
Ill
Loree John
Oscar Pickard
the Park
Christie Callisons
Earl Ruperts
Zartman
Zion A. B. Church
Caroll Raichart
Rosamond Turner
Cora Callison
Agnes Robinson
Iva Limestead
Oswego
New York
Earl Report
Rufus Tangston
Pleasant Charge
Clark Dinius
W. D. Hamer
Roanoke
Marshall Chester Coe
Dinius
Road Hearing Held Over Huntington Route Improvement
William Hough of the state tax board presided at a Huntington hearing on improving a neglected road in the A. M. May nut area. The 2.25 mile section needs eight inches of stone and six inches of gravel, fourteen feet wide, with contract price listed at 19 500 dollars. Witnesses cited mail routes, utility status, and payability concerns while noting poorly maintained culverts and limited prior repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hough
State Tax Board
Court House
Huntington
Denne
L. G. Trixler
Darius E McGinnis Dies in Fort Wayne
Darius E McGinnis a Roanoke resident died Sunday night at his Fort Wayne home after a paralysis illness. Born March 21 1845 in Union County Indiana he was Civil War veteran in Company E 137 Indiana. Surviving are his widow three brothers and three sisters. Funeral held at Roanoke A B Church with burial in I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius E. McGinnis
Roanoke
North
Harrison Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mr. McGinnis
William
Hester McGinnis
Union County
Iweander
Huntington County
Frank
Oklahoma
Terre Haute
Uray Yaw
Milroy
Lucy Mills
Fort Weyne
Martha Bonanan
Roanoke Area Attends Hearing. Lost Cheesecloth Found
A crowd from Roanoke and nearby areas attended the hearing. A package containing several yards of cheese cloth was found and may be claimed at the Review Office. Dip and disinfectant offered at 98¢ per gallon at Purvis Drug Store with sale printing and advertising services highlighted for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purvis Drug Store
Stock Yards Open in Fort Wayne for Small Per Cent
L A Eddingfield of Roanoke Indiana announces stock yards are now open in Fort Wayne. The operation offers to handle stock at a small percent and promises to make you a nice piece of money. Phone 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
L. A. Eddingfield
Roanoke
Ind
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Young Bros
Indiana
PATHE
Barnhart Book and Piano Store
Ed Apnep
Elias Kissinger
Rufus Langston
George
Earl Rupert
Everett
Rupert
Maysville
Jesse Rupert
Glen
John Rupert
Kenneth Dinius
Vesta
Bernice Rupert
George Blum
Saul Dinnius
Russel Zent
Lavona Simon
Marvin Arfords
Arthur Bough
Altha Simons
Clarence Raichart
Clyde Smon
Alton Sheets
Durand
Havi
A. M. Mayne
Inc
M. W. Strauss Hunt
Nettn, Ind
Lyman H. Benjamin
Darius EB. M’ginnis
FT. Wayne
S. Koontz
Koanoke
Ofice
Fourth Street
J. W. Kemp
M. D
Hackett
L. L. Eberhart Vulcanizing
Free Road Service
A. E. Smith
N. D. E. Richards & Sons
Eagle “Mikado
Mika Dod
Peer Sele
Eagle Pencil Company
Samuel E.cook
Ott
H. Kreig
Citizens’ State Tank
Howse Huntington
N. Griffith
D. D
Franklin St
G. F. Bender Electric CO
Roanoke, Ind
South Side
A. Ts
Zent Brother
Oak Grove
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