Local News Briefs and Community Moves Across Town
Local items note Rev and Mrs C Emery Smith visiting Claypool for the week and Alice Runyan with her son Ja. Grace Crosser and Rufus Miller in Logansport. Noah Burdoine visiting Fort Wayne for granddaughter Fern Beman injured by car. Dora Vlascamp and baby from Muncie with grandmother Mrs Strock. Gladys Hoover entertaining friends. E A Geuungne and party from Hicksville inspecting their telephone venture. Eldon Richards starting a new residence. many neighbors hosting and visiting across Huntington Dunfee and Marion. Odd Fellows building moved by Perry Patten to become residence. Purvis Drug Store installing a new carbonating machine. Rev D W Zartman traveling to Noblesville and Indianapolis for Indiana Central College commencement. D & C Pharmacy fountain arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Emery Smith
Claypool
Alice Runyan
Grace Crosser
Rufus Miller
Logansport
Noah Burdoine
Fort Wayne
Fern Beman
Dora Vlascamp
Baby
Muncie
Zack Strock
Gladys Hoover
E. A. Geuugne
Hicksville
Ohio
Eldon Richards
Second Street
William Gauntt
Orville Hippensteel
Merril Beverly
Huntington
Frank Shroyer
Marion
Dunfee
Jonathan Shroyer
Odd Fellows
Main Street
Perry Patten
Commercial Street
Mary E. Houser
Lizzie Kreamer
Ray Houser
Edward Long
Nick Kreamer
Purvis Drug Store
D. W. Zartman
Pleasant Chapel
Noblesville
Ind
Indianapolis
Indiana Central College
D. & C. Pharmacy
Fine Musical Concert at Roanoke M E Church
A May Tuesday evening concert at Roanoke M E Church features baritone Mr Day from Minnesota, formerly of the Apollo Club Boston under Dudley Buck. The program promises varied numbers, performed by the church orchestra with Day’s brother as organist. Admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Roanoke
Mr. Day
Minnesota
Apollo Club
Boston
Dudley Buck
M. E
Day
Pleasant Chapel Notes Show Local Moves and Event
Rev Zartman is absent as he attends Commencement at Indiana Central University. Earl Rupert family visited Curtis Simons near Andrews. Grant Simons family visited relatives near Fortayne. Loree John and Oscar Pickard visited Mr and Mrs Ray Pickard for dinner. Hortense Martin and Lawrence Schrader visited North Manchester. Mrs Hartman heads to Dayton Ohio to visit sister and attend a convention. Otterbein Guild Girls plan a program Sunday May 21 featuring Sewing for the Heathens and recitations and songs. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Chapel
Zartman
Indiana Central University
Earl Rupert
Curtis Simons
Andrews
Grant Simons
Fortayne
Loree John
Oscar Pickard
Ray Pickards
Hortense Martin
Lawrence Schrader
North Manchester
Hartman
Dayton
Ohio
Otterbein Guild
Consolidation Of Veteran Relief Agencies Completed
President Harding signs an executive order April 29 unifying all ex service hospital care under the United States Veterans Bureau. 57 hospitals 1 depot and 9 under construction in 2 states transfer to the bureau along with staff and beds totaling about 17 000 beds and 13 000 patients. Langley bill provides 17 million dollars for new facilities as part of a total hospital appropriation of 46 million since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
United States Public Health Service
United States Veteran’s Bureau
Fox Hills
New York
Edward Hines, Jr
Maywood
Illinois
Veteran’s Bureau
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
Veteran’s
Veteran's Bureau
Bureau
Republican Congress
United States Public Heals Service
Federal Board For Vocational Education
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Fate of a Baseball Player at Roanoke High
In a 3-3 high school baseball game the Roanoke Reflector recalls a tense tenth inning. Brown hits a crucial homer off a deliberate walk, driving in a run as the crowd erupts while the batter and team escape through a side gate before officials corral them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Portland
Rochester
Columbia River
Basebal
Portland Badgers
Rochester Wolves
Wolves
Badgers
Roanoke High School Reflector
Brong
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Qwe
Slofferck Seigel
L. A. Eddingfield
Young Brothers
Paris
John Delong & Elmer
Collins
Lyman H. Benjamin
Indiana
N. D. E. Richards & Sons
International Harvester Machines
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