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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1922

Page

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Oak Grove Park closes season with improvements planned

Zent Brothers close Oak Grove Park for the season to add improvements for next spring. Plans include a modern cement pool bath house in the northwest area, a permanent merry go round, playground devices, and a free picture show at least twice weekly. The park has boosted Roanoke finances and community amusement, with good order and family friendly attractions.

Zent Brothers Oak Grove Park Roanoke Vicinity

Huntington Indians Defeat Roanoke 2 0 In Final Season Game

The Huntington Indians beat Roanoke 2 to 0 at the local park, scoring both runs in the fourth inning. Kestner struck out for the Indians while Reeves fanned seven for Roanoke. The contest featured three hits for Huntington and two for Roanoke, with many calling it the season’s best game on the local diamond.

Huntington Indians Roanoke Indians Kestner Reeves Wolfe Strands Burgwald Hughes Hoke C. Redding McKee Moran Garretson E. Redding L. Redding Smith Ritenour Klump Tumbert Redding Strands II Redding Saueht Strande B. Hoke Xavers

Local Ad Notes Box Social and Halloween Events

Read the Ads in this Paper and Save Money Rebekahs Will Give Party at Odd Fellows hall Monday evening Box Social and cake walk at Ginger Hill school house Thursday evening November 2nd Everyone invited Hallowe en Party Tuesday Evening Roanoke Masonic lodge and the Eastern Star host a Hallowe en party for members and visiting Masons and Stars

Rebekahs Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Ginger Hill Hallowe’en Roanoke Masonic Lodge and the Eastern Star

Mail held in wreck on Detroit Toledo and St Louis train

It is estimated that 1 000 packages of letters 240 sacks of papers and parcel post mail and a small quantity of registered mail for Cleveland Ohio Detroit Michigan and points east of Cleveland were destroyed by fire in the wreck of the Detroit Toledo and St Louis Railway Post Office train No 2 Wabash Railway at Williamsport Ind 11 20 p m October 19 This mail originated in Texas Arkansas Missouri and Illinois and was destined for points in Indiana Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania New York and New England states

Cleveland Ohio Detroit Michigan Detroit, Toledo & St

Tree Cutting Injury Near Dredge on Little River

W. HH. Vanurder was injured this morning around eight o'clock while felling trees near the dredge on Little River. A falling tree struck him on the heel, cutting a deep scalp gash. Six stitches were required to close the wound, and Dr. Koontz dressed the injury.

W. HH. Vanurder Little River

Sunday School and services announced by church

The Sunday School meets at 9 15. Highlands superintendent leads classes with trained teachers. The 10 30 service features a patriot themed sermon by the pastor G F Byrer. The 7 30 service hosts the Woman’s Missionary Society Woman’s Day program. No youth meeting due to evening entertainment with a Thursday prayer service.

Methodist Episcopal Church Church of the Friendly Heart Teind Barder Issa N. S. Highlands Woman’s Missionary Society G. F. Byrer

Library Club Meeting Held at Mr Cora Wilson Home

The Library Club met Tuesday evening at Mr Cora Wilson's home. Papers were read by Mrs Bessie Welch Clowey Goff Neva Haller and Mrs Eddingfield. Refreshments were served and the evening was enjoyed by members. Hostesses were Mrs Wilson and Mrs Florence McPherran.

Library Club Cora Wilson Bessie Welch Clowey Goff Neva Haller Eddingfield Wilson Florence McPherran

Roanoke High School Alum Paul A. Wilson Excels at Purdue

Paul A. Wilson son of Elmer Wilson of Roanoke achieves an excellent record at Purdue University as a sophomore in Civil Engineering. In his freshman year he earned 13A's and 3B's, reflecting credit on Roanoke High School class of 1919.

Paul A. Wilson Elmer Wilson Roanoke Pradue University Paul

Hartley Brothers Capture Multiple Prizes At Fort Wayne Race

Hartley brothers led by Glen and Ted swept events at Fort Wayne last Sunday winning three prizes. Glen Hartley took second in the ten mile race and likely won the 25 mile race before a broken wheel near the finish. Ted Hartley finished third in the fifteen mile event. They also won a lap prize and one elimination portion.

Hartley Brothers Fort Wayne Glen Hartley Ted Hartley

Potatoes For Sale By Jason Horn

Fine potatoes for sale at one dollar per bushel. Contact Jason Horn by phone at 2213.

Jason Horn

Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors

We thank neighbors and friends for help and floral offerings and Rev. Smith and M. E. ladies for words of cheer and songs rendered. The Children.

Ohio Woman Dies While Visiting Son in Ohio

Mrs. Ruth Seigel aged 76 died Saturday at 4 am at her son Vernon G. Seigel’s home in Roanoke while visiting from Waynesfield. Death due to complications of diseases. She was born August 14, 1846 in Shelby County and is survived by two sons C P Seigel and Vernon G Seigel and a daughter Nellie Morris of Wapakoneta. Funeral held Monday at the family home in Waynesfield with interment there.

Elurver Uren Elizabeth Ebersole JSON Township Iuntington Sirs Clarence Prolo Vicksburg Michigan Marrial Kecy E. Young Bertha Coe Roanoke Ind Frank Young Columbia City Minnie McCloud San Francisco Calif Ella Prolo Wilbur L. Young Huntington Mandel Sisson Zionsville Otis Young Mt. Vernon Indiana George Christy Mary Glock Edith Glock Walter Fredrick H. E. Glock Fort Wayne Elmer Collins Lima Ohio George Hatter and Airs James Minsel Jerry Shatzer Orpheus Slusser Elizabeth Nussdorfer Albert Langsdorf Tri Lakes Adolph Bozer John Bozer Jacob Schoeff Mary Regedanz Jacob Dellinger Bundy Fort Wayng Frank Kreamer Ray Houser Blanche Hathaway Elsie Dennis C. Emery Smith Indianapolis Jacob Zent Phoebe Coy Cfreencastle Jame Arthur Hyser Pearl Alcom Barny Gray Millie G. S. Husband Methodist Episcopal Church M. Mae Johnson Ruth Seigel Vernon G. Seigel Wapakoneta Nellie Morris Waynesfield

Thanking Friends for Kindness After Our Mother's Death

We express gratitude for the kindness shown during our mother's illness and passing. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Seigel extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for support and sympathy.

Vernon Seigel

Drs Murray & Murray Demand Immediate Public Settlement

Notice to all who owe the firm Drs Murray and Murray to call and settle promptly by cash or note as the business has been rearranged and books must be closed.

Drs. Murray & Murray Murray & Murray

Community Mourns Death of Mrs Charles Orr

The Perryton Texas Herald reports the death of Grace Parmela Orr at Canadian after a sudden illness Friday morning. Mrs Orr was the wife of Charles Orr and was reported ill at Faehaw southeast of Por.

Perryton Texas Herald Charles Orr Canadian

Grace Parmelia Orr a Life of Faith Ends in Texas

Grace Parmelia Orr born August 5 1880 in Morgan County Ohio moved with family to Roanoke Indiana 1890 married Charles Orr December 25 1898. After lives in Harper Kansas and Ochiltree County Texas she died after a brave illness aged 69 with funeral services at Ochiltree Cemetery conducted by Rev W A Hitchcock.

Chas. Orr Eva Helene Charles Russell Catherine Elizabeth Edwin Spencer 9. Spencer Roanoke Indiana F. M H. J. Spencer Frank C. Spencer This County C. H. Rankin Huntington Methodist Church Ochiltree Cemetery W. A. Hitchcock

Vote for Sheriff Campaign Statement

A political advertising notice requests support for a sheriff candidate. It promises courteous treatment and faithful attention to the office and cites the speaker’s two year record as an indication of future intentions.

Jackson Township

Livestock to New York Market This Week

Huntington County Farmers Association launches direct selling via their Producers unit. First car load shipped Tuesday from Roanoke elevator includes 76 hogs and 3 calves. Local agents list consignors John Keener Bear Brice Ferguson William Aia and others.

Huntington County Farmers’ Association Huntington County St. Paul St. Louis Chicago Indianapolis Buffalo Farmers Elevator Roanoke John Keener Ga ‘Bear Brice Ferguson William Aia

Receiver Appoints For Commercial Grocery

The Commercial Grocery once operated as Young Brothers is placed under a receiver on Wednesday amid complex affairs. Manager Mr Stumm had been running the store for other parties.

Young Brothers Stumm

Beech Grove Church of Artist Sunday Services Schedule

Beech Grove Church of Artist lists events for Sunday September 17 1922 Bible School at 929 a m Communion at 130 pm preaching at 1109 am youth entertainment at 730 pm and preaching at 800 pm Pastor FP B Durham invites all to hear the word of God and attend services.

C. Emery Smith Ed. Dennis Clem Crabbs Blanche Hathaway Indianapolis All State Convention of Methodist Sunday School Workers Church Convention of Beech Grove Fp.b Durham

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Roar Oke Gillespie Emery Smith Donald E. Richards E. E. Richards Irene Simonds Arthur H. Simonds Dr. Roberts U. B. Church DePrianno Bowe Anyee Mrs. Eldon Richards Byrer Westerville Hattie Hoke Carl Hoke Burel Hoke Glen Hire Margaret Shroyer R. H. Davidson Gordon BASE Carne Cope Humbert C. Hoke Burgwald Reeves Williamsport Henry Vanurder United Brethren Church D. H. Shell W. E. Murray Federal Land Bank Cook & Kreig Grace Parmela Orr Abun William E. Payne N. Y Producers Commission Associ Ation
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