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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1920

Page

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Japan and U S relations subject to calm, Okuma warns

Tokyo address by former premier Okuma says anti alien land laws threaten Nippon relations with America and other powers. He argues for cautious action, while Wara Shidehara and Morix hope for better understanding and a possible new treaty. Armistice Day observed with ceremonies and Red Cross drive nationwide.

Takashi Wara Japan Barin Shidehara United States Roland Morix Apn Oil Marquis Okuma Tokyo Okuma America Nippon Africa Canada Australia Fremier Hara California Senate Mey Stephens Oyiafen London Paris George Westminster Abbey Engyn Whitehall Verdun Miller Foch Joffre Petain Yncart of Gambetta jSrance New Park Vm Velje Navy Red Cross

Early settlers recount the Wabash rover canal voyage to Toledo

Dr Koontz recalls sixty five years ago when a family traveled from Bethlehem Ohio to Roanoke Indiana via the Wabash and Erie canal. He describes swampy Little River Valley, wildlife abundance, canal construction, and three boat types freight stone and packet, with horses pulling long towlines across the water.

Wabash & Erie Roanoke Bethlehem Ohio Othe Cepuscer Cleveland Toledo Detividanta Tapas Port Wayne Oo Davite Hiver Nile Imdiana Tno Jhighland

Fuddyed guesses and two billion loss claim sparks inquiry

Former shipping board aide Martin Gilboy testifies before a congressional committee that US losses on requisitioned ships may total 2.6 billion as he accuses officials of muddled judgments and calls for proper appraisal rather than write offs The discussion touches Wilson and Norwegian claims amid wartime finance disputes.

New York Noweler Martin de Gaiden I Than Unites States Congressional Ievestigatine Vlatis Profituide Iserebset Giller Waushingtes Beok ty-Martin Gilboy Unitedd States Nerwretin United America

Rural letter carriers urge care of driveways and mailbox compliance

The Huntington County branch of the National Federation of Rural Letter Carriers met in Roanoke last Saturday evening. Patrons were urged to keep driveways clear of mud holes ruts and snow drifts and to stamp first class mail before depositing it for rural carriers. The group discussed penny stamps and informed patrons of mailbox regulations requiring approval by the Postmaster General.

Huntington County National Federation of Rural Letter Carriers Roanoke Post Office Department

Pioneer memoir invites local memories and critique

The writer seeks reader input to complete a narrative of early days in the area, acknowledging differing memories over a long timespan and inviting criticism to refine the record.

U B Church Seeks Quickening Spirit in Roanoke

United Brothers church notes rising interest in evangelistic services. Roanoke calls for prayers and help as a week of spiritual emphasis begins. Sunday school at 9 15 with H L Highlands, pastor preaches 10 30 and 7 30 with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 led by Miss Grace Kemp. All young people urged to attend C E service.

U. B. Church United Brothern Church Roanoke H. L. Highlands Christian Endeavor Grace Kemp C. E Kingdom of God

Local Odd Fellows Honor Decree Team from Little Town

The decree team from Little Town was called to Indianapolis on Wednesday to perform the first degree at the grand lodge. About thirty five members traveled with Don DeWitte as captain. They returned home Thursday evening.

Little Ox Loder Fedianapolis Wednesdas Erand Lodge Don DeWitte

Series by Dr Koontz on Roane history begins this issue

This issue starts a series of articles by Dr S S Koontz, pioneer of Roane and longtime resident for sixty seven years. He is presented as a qualified observer of local events and his writings promise insight into community activities. Readers are urged to read the installments.

S&s. Koontz Roanecke and Viein Koontz

Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Events

Sunday school at 9 30 Rev Me Everson of Indianapolis will represent the Anti-Saloon League giving a message at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 30 Preaching by the pastor at 7 7 prayer meeting Thursday at 7 5 pm Preaching at Monson at 10 30 A cordial invitation to all Rev Cc B THOMAS Pastor

Methodist Church Me Everson Indianapolis Anti-Saloon League Epworth League Monson B. Thomas

Birthday anniversary surprise at Mrs Blum’s South Main home

Mrs Alva Blum was surprised at her South Main street home Sunday for a birthday anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Milton Dennis and daughters Vera and Gladys of Aboite, Mr and Mrs Frarzs Hatfield, Mr and Mrs Ervin Blum and their Fort Wayne and IV children, George Blum and daughter Miss Edits.

Alva Blum South Main Street Milton Dennis Vera Gladys Aboite Frarzs Hatfield Ervin Blum Fort Wayne and George Blum Edit

Mrs Acdie Crosses Spends Sunday in Fort Wayne

Mrs Acdie Crosses spent Sunday in Fort Wayne with relatives and friends. She visited local churches and enjoyed a family dinner before returning home.

Mrs. Acdie Crosses Wayne

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