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Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1922

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U S Ships Move to Protect American Interests in Constantinople

Secretary Denby ordered two destroyers and the Bridge supply ship to sail from Norfolk to Constantinople to protect American interests and provide aid if needed. In Athens King Constantine abdicated. Crown Prince George becomes king amid a Greek military and public upheaval with Venizelos acclaimed in a revived republic.

Washington Denby Norfolk Constantinople Mark Bristol Bristol Athlens Constantine George Elizabeth Romania Greece Associated Press Athens Venizelos Republic Britaan France Russia Alexander Salonika Prince George Asia Minor Papoulas

Death of Malissa Strock 1857 1922 Roanoke prayerful life

Malissa Strock born April 10 1857 died September 25 1922 age 65 5 15 united with Monson Chapel then Roanoke M E Church after marriage to Zackiiah Strock March 22 1898 widowhood remaining on farm later moved to Roanoke praised for gentleness devotion to family and service to others survived by husband daughter Mrs Lloyd Grim six grandchildren three great grandchildren and two Roanoke sisters Mrs Campbell and Mrs Crabbs.

Malissa Strock Zackiiah Strock Roanoke Gregg Christ Methodist Episcopal Church Monson Chapel M. E. Church of Russel Apostol Lloyd Grim Muncie Indiana Campbell Crabbs

Card Of Thanks For Kindness In Illness And Death

The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother and for the floral offerings. Signed by Mr. Zackriah Strock and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Grim and family.

Zackriah Strock Loyd Grim & Family

Will Lay Corner Stone On Sunday October 8th

Little River Lodge I O O F plans to lay the corner stone of its new building on Sunday afternoon October Sth. The program is not yet finished, but the committee is arranging a big event and will publish the complete program in next week’s Review.

Will Little River Lodge

Nation's business turning to highway transportation

Bureau of Public Roads statistics show U.S. vehicle registrations as of July 1 totaling 10,620,471 with motor trucks up 116,701, reflecting a surge in commercial road transport. Private cars reach 9,467,874 and taxis and buses 55,990, plus 1,096,471 motor trucks, while motorcycles number 149,924.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Bureau

47th Indiana Regimental Reunion Attended by Six Veterans

E M Wasmuth of Huntington drove a seven passenger sedan with six old veterans to Monument City for the 47th Indiana regiment reunion. Participants included A Wasmuth Lieutenant Arnold A Davis J W John George W Gundy and Dr S Koontz. The group aged 498 years combined, averaging 83, enjoyed a reception a dinner an auditorium program and talks by Rev McCune and the local pastor. Huntington will host next year’s meeting.

Indiana E. M. Wasmuth Huntington Monument City Forty Seventh Indiana Regiment A. Wasmuth Arnold A. Davis Ohio J. W. John Geo. W. Gundy 8. Koontz McCune Kentucky Christian Church

Store window and awning upgrade for Scott Douglass shop

Scott Douglass is installing new show windows on the west side and adding a full length awning along the same facade. When finished the display windows will improve the store’s appearance and extend nearly the entire west wall.

Scott Douglass

Farmers Adopted Extension Methods in 1921

USDA reports show 2,215,000 farmers adopted extension agent methods for livestock or crops in 1921, averaging about 1,100 per county.

United States Department of Agriculture

Work Against Hog Cholera Extended to Other States

The U S Department of Agriculture extended cooperative hog cholera control to South Dakota Washington New Mexico and West Virginia bringing to 34 states the areas involved. Cooperation among agencies is at its best to prevent and control outbreaks and reduce losses. Farmers should report sus picious hog illnesses promptly and use antihog cholera serum as a preventive treatment at earliest sign of disease.

United States Department of Agriculture South Dakota Washington New Mexico West Virginia Bureau of Animal Industry

Rhoads Couple Host Honeymoon Reception and Dinner

Relatives and friends gathered Saturday September 23 to celebrate the newly married Rhoads couple with a three course dinner and pink and white decorations. The bride’s table featured a large wedding cake while flowers filled the house and guests presented silver, cut glass, and linens as gifts. Attendees included the Berry, Rhoads, Robinett, Stayer, Foley, HarLan, Swaidner, Oser, Snider, and Roth families and others. A shower and old time ringing accompanied the week’s festivities.

Rhoads R. B. Harlan Oran Swaidner Paul Oser Ralph Rhoads Willard Harlan Wiley Jones Mary Snider Mable Rhoads Marjorie Roth Lucila Swaidner

Methodist Rally Day and Sunday School Program

The church hosts Rally Day with 9:30 a m services and a noon basket dinner on the lawn if weather permits. Afternoon speakers include Rev H A Homer of Markle and J Smith of Roanoke Circuit at 2 15 p m. Uniondale pastor Rev Pugh preaches at 8 00 p m. Epworth League at 7 00 p m Junior League Saturday at 2 00 p m Prayer meeting weekly Thursday led by J D Minsel Supt and E D Gillespie League Pres with C Emery Smith as pastor.

Methodist Episcopal Church Our Church H. A. Homer Markle J. ©. Smith Roanoke Pugh Uniondale Nscigmeee Osneescen J. D. Minsel E. D. Gillespie League C. Emery Smith

Roanoke Riddles All Stars Tie In Twelve Inning Classic

In Oak Grove Park Roanoke and Riddles All Stars battled to a 4 4 tie after twelve innings. Reeves fanned 14 for Roanoke while Fisher Newsome combined for eight strikeouts against the locals. The game was called at darkness with a planned rematch set for October 15 featuring the Harmony Quartett.

Roanoke Riddie All Stars Oak Grove Park Riddies All Stars Reeves Fisher Newsome Harmony Quartett Riddle’s A. S Riddle Cannon Reeves and Hoke Christy

Christians Commission Sermon and Winter Services Planned

The article notes a pastor's morning sermon on The Christians Commission for the 7:30 service and promotes a winter program with Sunday study of Luke life, choir rehearsals, and a Young Peoples meeting at 6:30. Prayer service is set for Thursday evening.

Luke The Christians Commission G. F. Byrer Petor

Return of Wm Zent from Alaska Details Country Progress

William Zent returned Friday from Alaska after several weeks away. He reports strong agricultural progress with crops thriving and farms well improved. He traveled widely reaching as far north as the railroad line and notes positive conditions there.

Alaska Wm. Zent

Mrs Noel Richards Heads To Michigan Visit

Mrs Noel Richards departed Tuesday for Ann Arbor for several days to visit college friends. She will also call on Miss Madeline Kirkpatrick in Battle Creek before returning home.

Noel Richards Ann Arbor Madeline Kirkpatrick Battle Creek

Pleasant Chapel Christian Endeavor Rally Week Notes

The Lookout Committee and Finance Committee held meetings at local homes on Tuesday and Monday. The Royal Guards enjoyed a Sunday weiner roast at Ray Kaufman’s home with many members listed. Rally Day program set for next Sunday at 6 45 led by Glenn Rupert. Various visits and attendance noted including Allen Van Arsdol of South Bend visiting family.

Christian Endeavor Society Grant Simons Finance Glen Rupert Royal Guards Ray Kaufman Irene White Elsie Simons Margaret Rice Dorothy Burkhart Bernice Rupert Clarence Raichart Clyde Simons Howard Burkhart Arthur Stearn Jesse Hazen Galen Simon Russel Dinius Myron Dinius Kenneth McCombs Glenn Rupert Paris ‘Smith Evan Simons Mary Ann Simons Otterbein Jesse Rupert Royal Raichart Huntington Ysga Bree C. EB Perry Miller Boyd Dinius Glenn. Rupert C. E. Pres Givens

Diplomatic victory on German debts for U S occupation

Germany’s 256 million dollar debt for the Rhine army is to be paid as a credit against the cost of occupying troops, under a plan by Secretary Hughes and approved by the reparations commission. Allies accept this noncash settlement, treating it as a U S success.

Washington Germany Rhine Secretary of State Hughes Reparations Commission International United States Rhineland Paris Textile Alliance America Congress Army of Occupation

Beech Grove Church Offers Sunday Services

Beech Grove Church announces a full Sunday schedule on Sept 17 1922 with Bible School at 9 30 a m Communion at 1 39 p m preaching at 11 09 a m youth service at 7 30 p m and evening services at 8 00 p m Pastor F B Durham invites all to hear the word of God and attend.

Beech Grove F. B. Durham

Feighner Funeral Attended by Feighner and Haley Families

Mr and Mrs Jacob Feighner and Mr and Mrs Don Haley attended the funeral of Mrs John Feighner at Marion on Sunday. The ceremony drew relatives and friends from the community.

Airs Jacob Feighner Don. Haley Marion John’ Feighner

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