Local Social Notes from Roanoke and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ed Sherman visits her father near Zanesville this week. Mr and Mrs Joseph Harlow of Toveland Ohio visit relatives in a large area last week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ayers and family were Sunday guests at the Hathaway home. Mr and Mrs Clem Showalter of Pt Wayne attended the Showalter reunion. FOR SALE Horse and light wagon. Meads phone 6 on 35. Feighner moving to Marion Indiana this week to make their future home. We regret to see them leave Roanoke. Misses Lillie and Winnifred Mooney of Port Wayne visit friends Sunday. Miss Mable McFadden begins teaching at Bloomingdale school in Fort Wayne Monday. Mr and Mrs Wake and family spent Sunday and Monday in Huntington. You can pay your taxes for November installment at the First National Bank Receipts now on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sherman
Zanesville
Joseph Harlow
Toveland
Ohio
Arthur Ayers
Partial Hathaway
Clem Showalter
Wayne
Showalter
D. Meads
George Feighner
Marion
Indiana
Roanoke
Lillie
Winnifred Mooney
Port Wayne
Nellie Bozer
Nazel Smith
Mable McFadden
Bloomingdale
Fort Wayne
Wake
Huntington
First National Bank
Mary Zent
Travel Trartman
Logansport
Chimmy Cox
Moeo
Mere
Llog Morrell
Labor Day
Moers
Moerreil
Goed Mors
Willing Cleetoer
Mer Ka Christy
Tabor Dane
W. Tf. Christy
Ontel
Nedante Robert
Lake
Voorhees
Third Street
Benard
Jones
Serond Street
Mro
Hida Yvahne
Leon Lake
Omro
Frank Houser
Wokeem
Tha Kocher
Niles
Michigan
Ollie Mason
Temple Builders
United Brothern Church
John Markland
Ray Houser
Georgze
Georgze & Husband Home. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Gundy
George Gundy
Florence
Hildebrand
Olive
Ross Dennis
TD. A. Wasmuth
S. Ts. Grim
Viela Miner
J. H. York
Mino
Beth DeLong
John DeLong
TL. DP. Ward
C. FE. Endicott
Mary Regedanz
Creaser
Mars
Harrys Wilen
Christian Church
Markle
Emory D. Gillespie
John and
Jenneth
Mary Frent
Koch
Coesse
W. O H. Gauntt
Texarkana
Texas
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Russell McFadden
Henry McFadden
Mahle
Martha
Vida
Naomia McFadden
Swerness Park
Fort Wane
Local Residents Share Labor Day and Visiting News
The report lists numerous Fort Wayne residents and relatives visiting, traveling, or staying with family in nearby towns during Labor Day weekend. Names include Walker, Penns, Davidson, Zent, Christy, Houser, Gundy, Endicott, and others, with several trips to Leon Lake, Logansport, Roanoke, Lafayette, Chicago, and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyad Walker
Fort. Wayne
Ross Penns
Mroo
Rob Davidson
Mro
Do A Waemouth
P.O. Norris
Leon Lake
Notice to public about lessons and local notices
After September 1 I will devote 45 minutes to each lesson rather than one hour. Local aggro content includes a pest control ad for RAT SNAP sold by Purvis Drug Store and N D E Richards & Sons. Social notices mention visits and reunions in Markle Coesse Fort Wayne Kokomo Galveston Indiana with several families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. York
Purvis Drug Store
N. D. E. Richards & Sons
Roanoke Trader Seeks Buyers Withdraw Offers
The note from E. W. Stump of Roanoke Indiana calls attention to stock purchases in all kinds before selling. He invites potential sellers to contact by phone, 251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Stump
Roanoke
Indiana
Postmaster Attends Conventions and RAT-SNAP Ad Claim
Postmaster W. EF Wake returned from Wirsin where he attended the Bri and 4th class Post masters convention and UB conference. An ad quotes Mrs. Emily Shaw praising RAT-SNAP for trapping rats and claiming it cost her husband $2 for a bus of bait. RAT-SNAP comes in three cake sizes 34e 6dc and 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ef, Wake
Wirsin
Bri
Emily Shaw
N. D. E. Richards, & Sons and
Purvis Drug Store
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Cohan Heels
E. E. Richards & Sons Department Store
Mr. Vaughan
George S. Husband
Muncie
Houser
George Husband
Retta Harness
Kokomo
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Marton
Katw Johnson
Kenton
Galveston
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Walter Orroanoke
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