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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1921

Page

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Indomitable Civil War Tale of McClernand and Grant

An eyewitness account recalls the Vicksburg campaign with Grant and McClernand, detailing casualties, disobedience, and the brutal march. It paints vivid scenes of wounded Confederate and Union soldiers, field duties, and officers like Osterhaus and Smith shaping the march toward Black River and a pontoon bridge under Grant’s gaze.

Champion ‘Hill Grant Hovey Fae McCernard McClernard McClernans Vicksburg Jonnie

Band Concert Next Week

The first band concert of the season will be given next Wednesday. Local performance details are limited in the fragment.

The Sea

Tribute to Myron E. Bigelow From Arthur Community

Myron E. Bigelow of Arthur died at his farm home early Saturday morning. The funeral at the Baptist church featured a heartfelt eulogy by County Superintendent E. E. Gere, praising a four square life of kindness, patriotism, and devotion to home and church. The service was conducted by local Masons with music from regional singers, and Bigelow’s varied career included ownership of the Arthur Graphic and Tuscola Journal before moving to Roanoke, Ind. where he died. He married Grace Beckman in 1905. she survives, along with relatives and Arthur friends. He previously served in leadership roles within Masonic circles and church work.

Arthur Myron. E. Biglow Baptist “Church E. E. Gere Tuscola Baptist Church Gere Bigelow Stedman Champaign Nelson Minds Graphic-Clarion Arthur Post Office Mr. Bigelow Arthur’ Graphic J .H. Bassett H. Ray. Warren Tuscola Journal Myron Journal Roanoke Ind Grace Beckman

Odd Fellows Open Meeting at Roanoke May 23

The annual county meeting of the Odd Fellows will be held at Roanoke on Monday evening May 23 beginning at 8 00 p m. A good program has been arranged and refreshments will be served. Everyone is welcome to attend whether or not a member bring friends and enjoy a general good time

The Odd Fellows Roanoke

Successful Recital by Mrs Elnora Yorks Pupils

Mrs Elnora York presented a well attended recital at the Masonic Club Rooms Monday evening. The program featured pupils including Vera May West Helen Carter Goldie Reed Lucile McCoy Mildred Welch and others performing solos duets ensembles and marches.

Elnora York Masonic Club

Voorhees Found Guilty In Moonshine Case Trial

After fourteen ballots the circuit court jury found Ed T. Voorhees of Fort Wayne guilty of manufacturing and possessing liquor. Judge Claude Cline withheld judgment for five days to allow a motion for a new hearing. The verdict carries a $100 fine and thirty days in jail, with a motion for judgment on the verdict likely.

Ed T. Vorhees Fort Wayne Roanoke Voorhees Steve Miller Steve Claude Cline

Colton Dramatic Company to Perform in Roanoke Next Week

The Colton Dramatic Company, long a Roanoke favorite, will stage a full week of shows starting Monday evening. Manager Abey Abram promises an exceptional company with an all new repertoire and a street band concert at 7 30 Monday. The opening play is Only The Groom, a three act comedy. Be there early.

Colton Company Colton Dramatic Company Wl Se Roanoke Abey Abram Columbia City

Surprise Party Delights Mrs Sanders on Anniversary

A surprise party planned by Mrs Homer Sanders' husband and children celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary on May 10. They left in their car to visit a sick neighbor and returned home to find Mrs Sanders pleasantly surprised in the house.

Homer Sanders

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DR. 8. Koontz Hig Place Black River McPherson Fifteenth Corps Osterhaus A. J. Smith Hiterica Florenz Orchestral Club Myron E. Bigelow Christ John the Baptist Brother Bigelow Rishey Little Violin Waltz Vera May West Merry Blossom Helen Carter the Little General March Goldie Reed Streabrige Dortha Powel Margaret Suter Spaulding Lucile McCoy Blue Bird Waltz Anthony Lyonel Kelsey Mildred Welch Bee Marjorie Wasmuth Grum McCoy Mallard Esi Mildred Smith Heins Lillian McCombs Sinding Aascnes Stella Rice Ellen Wasmuth B. F. Mendelsoohn Capriccioio Nellie Hyzer Mickie Vress Regiar Siete
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