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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
4
A fragment notes the family including Marion Houser and Richards Tanner building pews in a cottage at Tri Lake. The passage reflects a pleasant time with mentions of Washi ND and a shared family effort.
A historical note identifies an advertising representative for The American Press Association based abroad, detailing role and affiliation within the press association network.
Texoma Oklahoma residents Elizabethe and Waneta Keyser are visiting with relatives, spending several days with Mrs Adeline Keyser and the family of Clarence Beck in Tadianapolis Roanoke. Elmer Fisher and his wife spent Friday with their daughter Mrs Clarence Duhamel and her family in Roanoke.
Fragments show Dan Morrison of La Corita and his friend visiting Muncie Indiana summer school. The Seamen family and Mr and Mrs Homer Corll with son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Corll.
A. E. Wake, secretary of the s M C A, resigned to return to his ordained ministry with a United Brethren church in Los Angeles. He came to San Bernardino last September from Indiana and led the Older Boys Conference and other projects with notable success. Wake, a 1917 graduate of Indiana Central University, had pastorates in Battle Ground Frankford Rich Valley and will leave for California.
The church plans Sunday activities with a 9 15 morning Sunday school at Highlands and a 10 30 public worship sermon by Pastor G B Byer on the theme Where We Meet Jesus. Christian Endeavor will meet at 6 30 led by Miss Elo Van Aradol and Mildred Welch with Rev Feighner presiding.
A fragmented antique fragment mentions sympathy toward an “ander dog” in a fight and a remark about betting on him. The garbled lines hint at a newspaper voice reflecting on events and folly. No clear individuals or places are discernible.
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 with Epworth League and worship at 8. A Father’s Day program features special music, a brief observance, and a timely sermon by Pastor C. Emery Smith titled A Man for the Ages.
A fragment announces publication of a co story about Abraham Lincoln titled A Man for the Ages. The Review plans to publish the piece at an early date and urges readers not to miss reading it.
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