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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
4
Local items report Opal Lush leaving Sunday for Huntington and entering Huntington College for the summer term. Family visits include Raber and Kalb households with gold pieces exchanged. Job ad seeks an experienced line man at once for Roanoke Telephone. Visitors to Marion Houser house noted. Mrs Houser ill. Bracelet lost on Sunday found request at Review office. Several Indiana residents mentioned as guests in Huntington and Laotto contexts.
The Toe Institute of Ww. G. a Us will hold an afternoon and evening program at the U B church on May 12 with a special 6 o clock luncheon for local business men. Eggs for hatching Red Orpington eggs offered for sale by Mrs. Ray Houser. Local notes include visits and travel of Mrs Jacob Simon and Mrs Myrtle Boise, and a call for experienced line man. Opposition to consolidated schools persists in parts of the state despite being deemed desirable for taxes and instruction.
The notice states that Mr and Mrs Fly and their children are expected to arrive soon and urges readers to discuss installing new screens to welcome them.
A service offer proposes evaluating your windows and doors to provide a tailored estimate for supplying screens. It invites contact to discuss fit and pricing for custom screen solutions.
Mrs. Jennie M. Conrad of Conrad Indiana is highlighted as one of America's most successful farm women. She raises about 1,000 hogs annually and earns roughly $50,000 a year from her Spotted Poland China herd while advocating women in livestock farming and independence through farming work.
By a 1919 law the County Superintendent may appoint two high school seniors for free attendance at Indiana University or Purdue University. Preference goes to the graduate with the highest four year scholarship average. Currently Huntington County has no students using the privilege.
Used Excelsoir Twin motorcycle in good running order. Contact Floyd Warfield by phone at 8010 for details and to arrange sale.
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