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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1923

Page

2

Tomb of Tutankhamun Unearthed in Luxor Excavation

London Times and New York Times report from Luxor Egypt on the discovery of a vast collection of objects in Tutankhamun's tomb. The view shows the rock hewn passage to the antechamber illuminated by electric lamps as excavators work.

London Times New York Times Earl of Carnarvon Tut-Ankh-Amen Luxor Egypt Times Earl of New York Earl of ‘Carnarvon Tut-Ankh-Amen At -Luxor

Budget Bill Advances in Indiana Senate Amid Amendments

Indiana Senate narrowly approved a budget bill totaling about 17.8 million dollars for two fiscal years. Debate trimmed Pendleton reformatory funding to 2 million while amendments shifted drainage claims and auto theft fees. House concurrence to follow amid added public utility and license measures.

Indianapolis Indiana Senate Pendleton House Public Service Commission F. Harold VanOrman Joseph M. Cravens State Board of Finance Kankakee Reformatory Howard A. Cann Frankfort Cann Adams Baxter Beardsley Behmer Brown Buchanan Cleveland Daily Dunn English Fitch Harlan Hill Hodges Holmes Leonard Jerry Miller Moorhead Nejdl Nichols Penrod Richards Southworth Steele Swain van Orman Hays Lambert Balf Chambers Cravens Crosby Davis Durham Easton Erii Harmon Henley King Lochard Lutz Perkins Shirley Sweeney Barker Hartsell Lindley Saunders Senate House of Representatives Jap Jones Martinsville

Morro Accepts Pastorate at Manille Christian Church

Rev Charles W Morro of Indianapolis has accepted a call to the pulpit of the Manille Christian Church east of Shelbyville Indiana, replacing the former minister.

Charles W. Morro Indianapolis Manille Christian Church Shelbyville

National Guard units inspected by Camp Knox captain

Captain W. O. Schrum of Camp Knox Kentucky inspected the Shelbyville units of the Indiana National Guard including the regimental staff headquarters company and Company A of the 151st Infantry. He was the guest of Colonel D. Wray DePrez.

W. O. Schrum Camp Knox Shelbyville Indiana National Guard One Hundred and Fifty-first Infantry Schrum D. Wray DePrez

High School Bible Class Inaugurated At Columbus

The Columbus high school opened its first Bible class with Samuel Wertz in charge. Fifty three pupils will receive credit for the work. John Edwards of Fairmount academy suffered fractured ribs when a buggy rolled north of Fairmount on the way home from school. Mrs. Andrew Roush of Huntington burned badly when grease exploded in a stove flame and she could not close the door in time. Four Shelby county farmers earned eligibility certificates in prize corn judging, awarded by the Indiana Corn Growers association to Hannibal Arnold, Ralph Kolkheier, Hal V. Gray, and H. C. McConnell.

Columbus Samuel Wertz Columbus High School John Edwards Falrmount Academy Fairmount Andrew Roush Huntington Shelby County Indiana Corn Growers’ Association Hannibal Arnold Marion Township Ralph Kolkheier Liberty Township Hal V. Gray H. C. McConnell Sugar Creek Township

Wabash’s Bridges & Speicher Block Sold to Purdy of Columbus

The Bridges and Speicher business block at Wabash built in 1895 was sold to F A Purdy of Columbus Ohio for 50000 dollars. The sale includes a transfer of Purdy's farm in Ohio valued at 15000 dollars. Purdy plans improvements totaling 25000 dollars or more, describing the block as one of the largest in Wabash.

Bridges & Speicher Wabash F. A. Purdy Columbus Purdy Ohio

Hart Surratt’s Daughter Found to Have Healed Broken Leg

An X ray at Anderson revealed the eighteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hart Surratt of Summitville had a fractured leg that healed. The child showed slight lameness and an operation is planned to remedy the condition.

Hart Surratt Summitville Anderson

Gosnell Recommended for West Terre Haute Postmaster

Mrs. Amanda E. Gosnell of West Terre Haute is recommended by Congressman Everett Sanders for appointment as postmaster. She currently serves as deputy postmaster, is a Republican precinct committeewoman, and ranked highest in the civil service examination.

Amanda E. Gosnell West Terre Haute Everett Sanders Congress Gosnell West Terre

Mrs Sibyl Stevens Ferris Celebrated at 90 in Shelbyville

Mrs Sibyl Stevens Ferris honored at a Shelbyville gathering with her children to mark her ninetieth birthday. One of Shelbyville’s oldest residents she recently suffered a third stroke of paralysis. She was born in Warren County Ohio and married Edwin P Ferris in 1854.

Sibyl Stevens Ferris Shelbyville

Liberty township farmers institute closes and elects officers

The Liberty township farmers institute at Sharpsville closed. Howard Harper was elected chairman, Fred James vice president, and Miss Margaret Hoffman secretary-treasurer. Speakers included Mrs Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty state president of the W T U and H M Widney of St Joe Michigan representing the Indiana Federation of Farmers associations.

Liberty Township Farmers’ Institute Sharpsville Howard Harper Fred James Margaret Hoffman Elizabeth Stanley Liberty H. M. Widney St. Joe Mich Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations

First Presbyterian Church in Goshen names Dillon as pastor candidate

At a church meeting in Goshen the First Presbyterian congregation extended a call to Rev. Trevor H. Dillon of Southport to become pastor, filling the vacancy left by Rev. William H. Gleiser who moved to Portsmouth O. The church has had three pastors in 70 years, including Hervey L. VanNuys Ezra Allen VanNuys and Gleiser.

First Presbyterian Church Goshen Trevor H. Dillon Southport New Zealand William H. Gleiser Portsmouth Hervey L. VanNuys Ezra Allen VanNuys Gleiser

Restoration meeting series at Tabernacle Church Columbus

Reverend W H Book announces a series of church meetings at Tabernacle Christian Church Columbus focusing on the restoration movement. The first session on the fourth Sunday in March features Rev W N Binney of Broadway Christian Church Louisville and will include speakers Rev A B Philpott Indianapolis Dr Jabez Hall Butler College Rev Ralph Records Franklin College and Rev Z T Sweeney of Columbus.

W. H. Book Tabernacle Christian Church Columbus Disciples W. N. Binney Broadway Christian Church Louisville A. B. Philpott Indianapolis Jabez Hall Butler College

Greensburg to Indianapolis Bus Line to Open Soon

A new Greensburg to Indianapolis bus line will start service in a few days with two daily round trips. The Greensburg route continues the Indianapolis to Shelbyville line already running for two years.

Greensburg Indianapolis Shelbyville

Francisco mine riot case moved to federal court in Evansville

United States commissioner Charles E. Harmon announced the Francisco mine riot case has been transferred from Indianapolis to federal court in Evansville. Judge A. B. Anderson is expected to hear the case in April.

Charles E. Harmon United States Francisco Evansville Indianapolis A. B. Anderson

Hair Groom Combing Cream Offers Lasting Style

A drug store favorite, Hair-Groom promises quiet shine and neat, natural looks all day. The greaseless formula absorbs at the scalp leaving hair soft and pliable, not shown as you style for work or social events.

One's True Self and Noble Emotions Quote

A line from Phillip Brooks proclaims that the noblest act and deepest love define the true self that remains through life’s fallible paths. The quotation emphasizes enduring inner character amid worldly failures.

Phillip Brooks

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