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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1923

Page

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Decoration Day in Roanoke Promoted With Sermon and Services

Memorial sermon to be delivered May 27 at M. E. church at 10:30 by Rev. Fred Feighner. Decoration Day services on May 30 at Oak Grove Park 2:00 pm if rain move to United Brethren Church. Hon. C. W. Harlan of Warbow will speak. Community urged to bring flowers. committees listed. revival notes at Brethren church with Evangelist Miller and weekly topics.

M. E Fred Feighner Oak Grove Park United Brethren Church C. W. Harlan Warbow Arden McCoy B. F Haines Dr. Koontz Mayne Iona D. Waid Simon Paigh Eryrange Vaig Odd Fellows St. Joseph Elmwood A. Wasmuth Morton Kitt Donald Richards Ronald Christy Shank and Arick Silas’ Arick Jerry Shatzer Melvin Rindchen Kelsey and Jones

Memorial Day Program at Community Church

Memorial Day service details list May 27 at 10 30 with song invocation and memorial sermon. Congregation dismisses after the program led by Rev Emery Smith and Rev Fred Feighner with the Community Church Chorus directed by Rev G OP Byrer.

Emery. Smith Community Church Chorus Fred Feighner Byrer

Bundle Day appeal draws widespread relief support

Thanks expressed for the Near East Relief drive with Rev C Emery Smith thanking all contributors. Boy Scouts aided Bundle Day efforts while Pleasant Chapel and local editor of the Review are credited for publicity. E E Richards and Soins assisted in advertising and reader Boyd Dinius is noted.

C. Emery. Smith Bundle Bay E. E. Richards Soins

Republish of Flag Story Reappears in Review Page Four

Readers requested last week's missing piece on the flag. The Review reprints the article What Would You Know About the Flag on page four in this issue.

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Bible Thoughts for the Week Sunday to Saturday

A weekly devotional outline with daily themes and Bible verses. Sunday proclaims Thine is the greatness and the kingdom. Monday cites Jesus’ handling of the adulterous woman. Tuesday affirms God's word stands. Wednesday speaks of the kingdom within. Thursday promises angelic protection. Friday asks to be taught to do thy will. Saturday urges trust in the Lord.

Roanoke Community Band Dismissal at Park Event

The Roanoke Community Band under Rev. O P Given and Rev. C Emery Smith performs songs including The Star Spangled Banner and Marching Through Georgia. Elderly attendees may arrange free park transport by contacting Dr. Koontz at phone number 4.

David Mygrants dies in Roanoke at 69

David C. Mygrants died at his Roanoke home at 1:30 AM from heart trouble after years of poor health. Born February 9 1854 in Tuscarawas County Ohio he lived in Huntington before moving to Roanoke three years ago. Survivors include widow two sons Earl San Pedro California and Virgil Huntington five grandchildren and three brothers. Funeral at Rognte M E church this afternoon at 2 with Rev Emery Smith. burial in Oda Fellows cemetery Roanoke.

Roanoke David C. Mygrants Roanokee Joseph Rebecca Mygrants Tuscarawas County Ohio Huntington Earl San Pedro California Virgil Mygrants Harry ‘Bartrum Len. Sehéer Charles Roush Noah Mygrants Los Angeles Milton Mygrants Fort Wayne Silas: Mygrants New Haven Indiana Rognglte M. E Emery Smith Oda ‘Fellows

Elmer Slater Appointed Marshal at Special Town Meeting

Elmer Slater was appointed marshal at a special town board meeting held last Friday evening and will serve until Mr. Coe is able to resume duties. Decoration Day services are planned for Wednesday at the U B Church.

Elmer Slater Elmer. Slater Coe Swas

Solomon Fisher Dead After Eight Foot Fall at Erie Shops

Solomon James Fisher thirty one died after an eight foot fall from a ladder while hanging a door at the Erie shops in Huntington. He served seven months overseas in the United States armed forces and was a carpenter helper employed two months at the shops. Fisher was conscious after the fall and walked a block before being taken home where he died later that day. He was the son of E. E. Fisher of near Markle and formerly resided in the area.

Huntington Solomon James Fisher Sam Erie E. E. Fisher Markle Smith McFarland Engineers Corps Solomon James’ Fisher Pallman Mich Emanuel Mary E. Fisher Chester Ervin

Death notices and funeral for Henry Miler and others

Henry H. Miller aged sixty five died Thursday at 3 a m at his home four miles north of Huntington on the Mishler road in Clear Creek township. Surviving are his widow and son Ervin Miller of Clear Creek township and four grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Chapel church Sunday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev o P Givens with burial in church cemetery. Also brief item reports Charley Linas injured eight foot fall and Solomon James Fisher death in service with biographical notes.

Henry Whitley County William A. Miller Miurington Township J. W. Allen Clear Creek John Neili John A. Miller Frank Emiey Perry F. Miller Jackson Township C C. Howenstine Clear Creek Township Newton Chenoweth Huntington Michael James Alvin Miler Miller Zion A. B Indiana Huntington County Pleasant Chapel O. P. Givens T. B. Wike

Roanoke Eagles Suffer First Shutout In Fort Wayne

Roanoke’s 13 Eagles were shut out 13 to 0 by Fort Wayne Eagle A C in a rough game. Roth faced 12 hits and five runs in the opening frames as Roanoke built a 8 run second and third inning surge. Concordia Welther is noted as Fort Wayne’s strongest local rival and the season promises tough games for the Eagles.

Roanoke Eagles Fort Wayne Eagle A.C Bumps Fox Roanoke. Jads Roth Stauffer Roth, Stauffer and Klein Reeves and Hoke Concordia Welther Concordia Fort Wayne Gaume

Business Records Is The Best In The Country History

Washington May 34 Officials interpreted the Federal Reserve Board decision not to raise rediscount rates as a move to curb inflation while preserving bank accommodations for business. The board noted a loaning capacity far greater than current production and warned against speculative excesses. It cited higher wages, more employment, and unprecedented production in basic commodities, declaring business records the best in the country’s history.

Washington May Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System du Conference

Community Bible School opens at schoolhouse Monday

The Vocational Bible School will open Monday morning at the schoolhouse and run for three weeks. Children from four to fourteen may attend the forenoon sessions starting at nine o clock. The Rev G F Byrer is dean and Rev C Emery Smith leads recreational work with teachers Mrs They Mc Fadden Miss Carrie Crabs and Mrs Fern Haley.

G.F. Byrer C Emery Smith Myrs McFadden Carrie Crabbs Fern Haley

Stores Closed All Day For Memorial Decoration Day

Stores will be closed all day Wednesday for Decoration Day ceremonies. Memorial services will be attended by the public and local residents.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Subjeet Block Church Christ A. m Bay of Man the Lord Young Peoples Rehersal Sindap Les School Boyd Dinius C. Ee Glenn ‘Rupert Moses God Ioke United States Lucille Serrina ™ McFarren Florence Smith Ellen Wasmuth Mildred Welch World Floran ‘Arsdal America Flanders Field D. Ward Georgia Community Church O. P. Given Roanoke Community Band C. Emery Smith David Mygrant U.B. Church Solomon Fisher Henry H.‘Miller Charley Linas Children’ Bible School
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